As for the Uighurs, China is cracking down on this minority just as it's cracking down on all organized religion within its borders.
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CRACKING DOWN ON FINANCIAL CRIME Both candidates have called for cracking down on white-collar crime with larger fines and more individual accountability for executives involved in corporate scandals.
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Spotify is cracking down on family plan sharing — again.
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Apple and Google are cracking down on obnoxious online ads.
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It's not just North Dakota that's cracking down on protesters.
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Sisi's critics accuse him of cracking down on all dissent.
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In 2016 the authorities began cracking down on the unrest.
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Today, two stories about Facebook cracking down on bad guys.
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Credit card companies are increasingly cracking down on this practice.
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Some of the products the FDA is cracking down on.
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Transport for London is the agency cracking down on Uber.
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That's spurred concerns Erdogan was cracking down on all dissent.
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Beijing is also cracking down on environmental pollution from industry.
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The government's consumer watchdog is cracking down on payday loans.
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City regulators have been cracking down on the rental service.
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China is increasingly cracking down on Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists.
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Cracking down on fare evaders has racial implications as well.
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Texas isn't the only state cracking down on social media.
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The government also appeared to be cracking down on opponents.
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China is cracking down on democratic rights in Hong Kong.
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That doesn't mean cracking down on painkillers was a mistake.
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Other states are cracking down on lodging to deter visitors.
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It is cracking down on Saudi Arabians funding terrorist groups.
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Facebook is cracking down on coronavirus rumors and conspiracy theories.
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Blumenthal had expressed concerns about cracking down on leakers. Aug.
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Cracking down on Russia is not in its commercial interest.
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And what has been the effect of cracking down on smoking?
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Amazon appears to have been cracking down on these suspect glasses.
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China has been cracking down on risk in the financial markets.
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Also, don't expect to see Cloudflare cracking down on other companies.
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But its not only pages that Thailand is cracking down on.
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Twitter is cracking down on Russian media advertising via its platform.
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Pakistan says it's done a great job cracking down on terrorists.
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The Pakistani authorities have been cracking down on undocumented Afghans refugees.
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Government agencies have already begun cracking down on the cigarette substitutes.
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The local taxi regulator was blocked from cracking down on companies.
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But the Kim regime is cracking down on Western internet use.
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In one Italian city, they're cracking down on these emission enemies.
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At the same time, Western countries are cracking down on immigration.
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Amazon is also cracking down on price-gouging of certain products.
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Now, their governments are cracking down on imported waste, worrying recyclers.
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Almost immediately, Sisi began cracking down on dissent from all sides.
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Cracking down on asylum-seekers — particularly Central American children and families.
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Facebook has been cracking down on coronavirus misinformation across its services.
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The city responded by cracking down on corruption and money laundering.
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Mulvaney is known for cracking down on spending at the agency.
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Airlines aren't the only ones cracking down on emotional-support animals.
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They say cracking down on agency social media activity is unprecedented.
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Airlines are cracking down on emotional support animals, starting with peacocks.
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But the Trump administration has been cracking down on U.S. immigration.
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Interior Minister Gerard Collomb is cracking down on migrant encampments around France.
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Google is cracking down on the apps published to the Play Store.
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China is cracking down on celebrities for allegedly mis-stating their earnings.
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Cracking down on abusive tweets has been an ongoing goal of Twitter's.
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They also discussed North Korea and cracking down on the opiate fentanyl.
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Cops are really cracking down on companies selling so-called encrypted BlackBerrys.
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Cracking down on poachers and traders is difficult, particularly in poor places.
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Now may be the best time to start cracking down on cheaters.
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Twitch is cracking down on harassment — both on and off the platform.
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First, Hillary Clinton tweeted last fall about cracking down on drug prices.
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Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on fake marijuana.
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But the principle of cracking down on collusion is a good one.
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Barclays is cracking down on using cell phones on its trading floors.
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Trump has made cracking down on immigration a cornerstone of his administration.
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Cracking down on illegal immigration has been a hallmark of Trump's agenda.
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The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on antibacterial hand soap.
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China has been cracking down on VPNs in the last few months.
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Russia and China have taken tougher stances, cracking down on the currencies.
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The Democratic Party is cracking down on Democratic primary challengers this cycle.
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But now the European Union is cracking down on this hidden problem.
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Read This Next: Cracking Down on Opioids Hurts People With Chronic Pain
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Turkey has also been cracking down on Islamic State networks at home.
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Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on synthetic marijuana.
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Cracking down on immigration has been a long-standing priority for Trump.
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Twitter is cracking down on coronavirus misinformation with stricter rules on accuracy.
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But cracking down on all immigrants isn't the answer either, he argues.
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India: Ahead of Diwali celebrations, the authorities are cracking down on firecrackers.
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But cracking down on the illegal sport in New Haven is tricky.
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Cracking down The agency has already started cracking down on capital flight.
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Those measures could include cracking down on companies taking on excessive debt.
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Reddit has revised its policies to make cracking down on abuse easier.
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So, for example, we are really cracking down on the drug dealing.
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But cracking down on crack didn't stop illegal drug consumption or sales.
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In recent years, the DEA has really been cracking down on analogs.
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That doesn't mean that cracking down on pill mills is a mistake.
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Another key component of the legislation is cracking down on impaired driving.
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The US has only recently has started cracking down on the legal trade.
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Magufuli's government denies cracking down on the opposition and stifling freedom of expression.
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Pinterest, Facebook, and YouTube are cracking down on fake vaccine news Forget cars.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of cracking down on dissent and limiting democratic space.
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And why officials in South-East Asia are cracking down on street food.
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The Chinese government is reportedly cracking down on would-be start-up investors.
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World Cup gambling is big worldwide — but China's been cracking down on it.
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The government is even cracking down on Christians more aggressively through legal means.
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It showed Brazil was serious about cracking down on modern slavery, they said.
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This year, the government and ticket marketplaces are cracking down on short selling.
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This week, however, Twitter has been cracking down on many of these accounts.
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If Airbnb was cracking down on illegal hotels, wasn't that a good thing?
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Algerian armed forces have been cracking down on militants tied to Islamic State.
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The Obama administration gave several reasons for cracking down on fixed indemnity insurance.
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Trump also blasted the FCC last month for cracking down on the deal.
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Bigger picture: This is not the only industry Gottlieb is cracking down on.
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Government regulators in Australia's Northern Territory have been cracking down on alcohol sales.
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His administration has been increasingly cracking down on Abu Sayyaf in recent months.
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Nvidia is cracking down on unwanted use of some of its graphics cards.
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The Petrobras investigation has emboldened prosecutors who are ruthlessly cracking down on corruption.
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Cracking down on monopolies is not enough to defeat propaganda on its own.
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Trump is once again raising the prospect of cracking down on Silicon Valley.
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We're cracking down on sanctuary cities, can you believe this, where they protect.
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Back in July, Trump made a promise to start cracking down on porn.
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Taobao is now cracking down on these vendors, the Xinhua News Agency reports.
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In recent weeks, nursing home operators nationwide have been cracking down on visitors.
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And to suppress dissent, they are cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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Legal weed is coming and they will start cracking down on the unlicensed.
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Some worried about the unintended consequences of cracking down on tech's biggest companies.
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But the government isn't just cracking down on the unrest in the streets.
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The College Board said it was now cracking down on such site arrangements.
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He and other opposition politicians have accused Lungu of cracking down on dissent.
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At home, Mr. Xi is cracking down on dissent and consolidating his power.
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But when the party started cracking down on Uighurs, her parents were detained.
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Trump made cracking down on immigration a key promise of his presidential campaign.
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Instagram is cracking down on posts related to diet products and cosmetic surgery.
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He denies restricting media freedom and cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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But authorities have begun cracking down on mining operations, according to the Atlantic.
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To stem the flow of refugees, authorities are cracking down on border crossings.
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Some governments have taken an active role in cracking down on gay people.
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Spain has led Europe in cracking down on Russian-based organized crime groups.
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States and cities around the world are cracking down on diesel air pollution.
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Since at least 2013, China has been cracking down on subversive Hong Kong publishers.
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Last year, Twitter started cracking down on verifying controversial figures and announced new guidelines.
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Twitter started cracking down on sensitive content while implementing stricter rules against sexual harassment.
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President Donald Trump's approach to cracking down on illegal immigration is still taking shape.
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Now the platform is turning its attention to cracking down on anti-vaccine misinformation.
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Some asked why the government was not cracking down on prostitutes or short skirts.
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Twitter started losing users in the spring after cracking down on bots and spam.
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Juul Labs is not the only organization that the FDA is cracking down on.
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Delta Air Lines is not the only carrier cracking down on emotional support animals.
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When it comes to cracking down on tech giants, India is on a roll.
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It has also proposed tough new legislation on NGOs while cracking down on media.
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Jeff Sessions detailed the admin's plan for cracking down on these cities last month.
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But recently they've been cracking down on the code, like with open-toed shoes.
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The city of Indio, where Coachella takes place, is cracking down on marijuana use.
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And they are proud of cracking down on expressions of hatred against religious minorities.
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Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a central tenet of his administration.
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It's one of several indications that US regulators are cracking down on big tech.
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President Trump campaigned on cracking down on illegal immigration and stepping up border security.
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The Bahraini government has a history of cracking down on anti-government criticism online.
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Days earlier, authorities started cracking down on the Solidarity movement and imposed martial law.
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Cracking down on payday lenders was one of Cordray's top priorities at the CFPB.
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Video: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is cracking down on multichannel video programming distributors.
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"We can't fully protect taxpayers without cracking down on unscrupulous return preparers," Wyden said.
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Twitter's video streaming app, Periscope, is cracking down on spam and, specifically, fake engagements.
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Opponents accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy and cracking down on dissent.
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Some retailers have started cracking down on excessive returns by tracking shoppers' return activity.
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But in recent years the Justice Department has been cracking down on such leaks.
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He displayed a tough side by cracking down on youth crime and antisocial behavior.
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In the late 1960s, the government began cracking down on students, artists and activists.
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His administration has made cracking down on illegal and legal immigration a focal point.
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The first lady has been a passionate advocate for cracking down on youth vaping.
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Meanwhile, South Korea and China have already announced they are cracking down on cryptocurrencies.
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Why is Turkey cracking down on the free press, and free speech in general?
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He agrees with Trump on enhancing border security and cracking down on asylum laws.
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Outside of RSA, Nintendo has been cracking down on game leaks in recent months.
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Ms. Han asks whether Singapore is cracking down on fake news or the opposition.
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The central government has made cracking down on the disease there a national priority.
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DECISIVE DELAWARE The Delaware courts receive an A for cracking down on merger litigation.
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The White House is also cracking down on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes.
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Nevertheless, it is cracking down on those trying to spirit people over the border.
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The federal government has been cracking down on overbilling practices by health-care companies.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump has wasted no time in cracking down on immigration.
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In fact, he's repeatedly voiced an eagerness to begin cracking down on legal states.
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Ironically, Cuba's government has joined Mr Trump in cracking down on the country's emergent capitalism.
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"Sessions is cracking down on dispensaries, claiming they increase crime in those areas," he said.
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Facebook has been cracking down on the fake news that gets shared on its platform.
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Twitter's number one goal in 2017 was curbing abuse and cracking down on hate speech.
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Instagram is cracking down on third-party apps by limiting their access to users' data.
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The platform is cracking down on videos featuring children in compromising, predatory, or creepy situations.
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The Justice Department has been aggressively cracking down on spoofing in the precious metals market.
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But regulators have been cracking down on such arrangements: Britain stopped these payments in 2013.
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" Tech's growing comfort with cracking down on hate speech, Torba said, is a "slippery slope.
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Hardliners are more interested in cracking down on the protesting women, labeling them as deviants.
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In line with Trump's campaign promises, ICE is cracking down on deportations since Jan 20.
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The president has made cracking down on illegal immigration a central focus of his administration.
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The US Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on electronic cigarette use among teens.
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Over the last year, German police have started cracking down on online hate speech violations.
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But as it loosens up in some areas, it is also cracking down on dissent.
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I surely don't expect Scott Pruitt to be interested in cracking down on any polluters.
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Trump's administration has been focused on cracking down on immigration since taking office in 2017.
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Following the Holocaust, Germany passed laws cracking down on hate speech and praise of Nazism.
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Pokémon Go players, beware: Niantic is starting to get serious about cracking down on cheaters.
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Maybe Obama didn't want to stir right-wing extremists up by cracking down on them.
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And at first glance cracking down on offensive or hateful speech may seem like progress.
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Funny timing considering tennis and golf seem to be cracking down on dress codes lately.
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The House passed legislation Friday aimed at cracking down on attorneys who bring frivolous lawsuits.
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China is also cracking down on risky lending before this years key Communist Party congress.
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For months now, Google has been cracking down on ads from third-party repair services.
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President Donald Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a focal point of his administration.
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It rewrote its user rules and guidelines, and has started cracking down on bot accounts.
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China is also cracking down on risky lending before this year's key Communist Party congress.
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China has been cracking down on tax cheats as demands grow on the nation's coffers.
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He said the coalition should focus on cutting spending and cracking down on tax evasion.
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In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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Indonesia has been cracking down on suspected militants since the attack in Jakarta last month.
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The U.S. has been cracking down on Eastern European nationals who profit from spreading malware.
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It appears Google is cracking down on adblocking apps in the Google Play store. Hmm.
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Gillespie — even when talking about cracking down on MS-13 — isn't the slightest bit Trumpy.
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Slowpokes, beware: More states are cracking down on drivers who dawdle in the left lane.
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Healthcare: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) are cracking down on medical fraud.
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While rare, regulatory takeovers aimed at cracking down on systemic financial risks are not unprecedented.
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Twitter has been aggressively cracking down on fake accounts that have long plagued its platform.
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Cracking down on feminists while implementing the most feminist reform of the Kingdom of Saudi
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The agency is cracking down on the trucks and hitting the cartels where it hurts.
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"We are not cracking down on innocent bookkeeping errors," said Mr. Sobrino, the state spokesman.
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Twitter has been aggressively cracking down on fake accounts that have long plagued its platform.
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Authorities deny systemic wrongdoing and say they are cracking down on a few bad eggs.
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Twitter is cracking down on fake accounts, but that raises questions about its recent growth.
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He has also used that demagoguery as a pretext for cracking down on political opponents.
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The Federal Communications Commission is cracking down on misuse of Emergency Alert System (EAS) tones.
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Cracking down on the manufacturing and distribution of fentanyl in China is no easy task.
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Trump has made cracking down on immigration a focus of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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YouTube is cracking down on political content Welcome to day one of the 2020 election.
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In response, Mexico began cracking down on illegal migration, sharply increasing detentions of undocumented migrants.
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Cracking down on workers' rights will hurt unions in the long run, financially and reputationally.
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The Chinese government claims it is cracking down on terrorism and extremism in the region.
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But when President Xi Jinping's government began cracking down on Uighurs, her parents were detained.
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Those who advocate for cracking down on "fake news" and "hate speech" reject this view.
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Facing a public reckoning, the Trump Organization has been cracking down on its unauthorized laborers.
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But many onlookers say the U.S. has been cracking down on tax avoidance for years.
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The federal government has been cracking down on for-profit colleges, leading some to close.
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The Canadian's arrest comes as the Australian government has been cracking down on foreign fighters.
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Magufuli has won praise from some Western donors for cracking down on corruption and tax evasion.
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The authorities have been cracking down on dissent in the country and preventing opposition-led demonstrations.
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Federal prosecutors have recently started cracking down on drugmakers accused of contributing to the opioid epidemic.
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Meanwhile, some suggest that cracking down on sites like Backpage places sex workers in more danger.
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Twitter is cracking down on hate speech and not just by looking at its own site.
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The Trump administration has prioritized cracking down on Chinese exports of fentanyl and its precursor chemicals.
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Unlike Frexit, tightening borders, limiting immigration and cracking down on foreign "posted" workers are popular propositions.
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Some progress has been made in cracking down on the flow of Chinese opioids to America.
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Since inauguration day, cracking down on immigration has been one of Mr Trump's most zealous endeavours.
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If appointed, would Sessions consider bringing back obscenity prosecutions and cracking down on the porn industry?
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The department has been "cracking down" on open drug use, but has limited resources, he said.
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Authorities are cracking down on wireless devices and substitute exam sitters in particular, according to Xinhua.
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Meanwhile, the efficacy of politicians focusing counterterrorism efforts on cracking down on online extremism remains doubtful.
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Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a key part of his presidential campaign in 2016.
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India has been cracking down on child marriages and campaigners said such shows could dent progress.
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In any case, it's good that Apple is cracking down on irresponsible use of this technology.
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All that in mind, it makes total sense that Amazon is cracking down on fake reviews.
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The Trump administration is also cracking down on what it considers unfair trade practices by China.
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Cracking down on China over trade represented a core 2016 appeal to his blue-collar base.
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The task of cracking down on violators falls to members of the S.E.C.'s enforcement staff.
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Not to mention that brands have begun cracking down on influencers with fake followers as well.
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If we want to fight terrorism effectively, we should also be cracking down on terrorism financing.
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Pokémon Go is cracking down on players manipulating the game with third-party software, offenders claim.
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He said he left after students complained that he was cracking down on cheating and plagiarism.
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Now however, the US government has begun cracking down on fake user reviews posted on Amazon.
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Brown was working in a specialized police force cracking down on prostitution when he was slain.
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Failing to submit a return altogether won't keep the taxman from cracking down on unreported income.
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So it's pretty clear why Twitter is cracking down on fake profiles pics and location claims.
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The UK seems to finally be getting serious about cracking down on sweets and junk food.
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Autocratic regimes are quick to borrow excuses from the West for cracking down on free speech.
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Trump's administration has been particularly focused on cracking down on immigration since taking office in 2017.
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In other words, cracking down on prescription drugs has not stopped people from starting opioid use.
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However, the prime minister weathered the political crisis by consolidating power and cracking down on dissent.
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President Donald Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a prominent pillar of his presidency.
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Mr. Portman said he agreed with Mr. Trump about cracking down on China for dumping steel.
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But it remains to be seen how far the agency goes in cracking down on crypto.
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AAC has led the fight for regulation cracking down on unethical marketing practices in the industry.
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Most news coverage of Damore's case amplified its claims that Google was cracking down on conservatives.
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ICE, under the Trump administration, has been cracking down on immigrants in the United States illegally.
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Mr. Aliyev has faced heavy international criticism for cracking down on free speech and political dissent.
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Ankara has been accused of cracking down on dissidents since a coup attempt over the summer.
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Surely those aren't the actions of someone hellbent on cracking down on the adult industry, right?
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Now, other regimes are cracking down on internet freedoms under the guise of fighting fake news.
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But cracking down on any single group isn't enough to solve Greece's far-left anarchist problem.
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At one point, Trump implied that cracking down on undocumented immigration would end the opioid crisis.
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Government agencies must of course be tougher in cracking down on those responsible for illegal robocalls.
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The government is cracking down on overseas investments by private firms that it deems ill advised.
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Cracking down on sexual harassment is that rare Albany unicorn, a priority both parties agree on.
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The trial, scheduled Tuesday, was unexpectedly expedited by authorities, who have been cracking down on dissent.
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Oh, and cracking down on immigration is, you know, not likely to help on that front.
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Honoring a campaign pledge, President Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a top priority.
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Trending up: Google is cracking down on Android apps that track users' locations in the background.
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Not only did his administration ban onion exports, it is also cracking down on onion hoarding.
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Here's what is happening: Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on synthetic marijuana.
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But when President Xi Jinping's government began cracking down on Uighurs, even her parents were detained.
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After nearly two years of unrest, the company appears to be cracking down on employee activism.
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Women's groups hailed that as a crucial step in cracking down on sexual violence on campuses.
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The legislature will also consider a set of bills aimed at cracking down on hate crimes.
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Meanwhile in China, the Communist Chinese government started cracking down on bitcoin exchanges earlier this year.
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He is cracking down on convicted criminals who have plagued our communities for far too long.
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Trump has made cracking down on immigration a central issue of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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The real estate mogul has made cracking down on illegal immigration the centerpiece of his campaign.
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The Communist Party is reviving traditional beliefs for political gain — while cracking down on some faiths.
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The US has been cracking down on vape use among young people over the last year.
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The operation went far beyond just cracking down on a handful of sex traffickers and pimps.
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Editorial President Trump has talked quite a bit about cracking down on a nonexistent crime wave.
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He has made cracking down on immigration a central plank of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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Reuters reported last month that BNSF was cracking down on retrofitted cars known as DOT 117Rs.
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More generally, cracking down on tax evasion will require that the community learn to trust government.
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Medium also removed her account in February after cracking down on far-right commentators using its website.
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During questioning, however, it became clear that foundational issues are stalling progress in cracking down on fraudsters.
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China has been cracking down on attempts by casinos to woo high-spending Chinese gamblers within China.
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So the FDA is instead cracking down on the selling of the supplies that could enable it.
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Top retailers and companies have been cracking down on using plastic because of the material's environmental damage.
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The government says it's, "encouraging the transition to a digital society," and cracking down on tax evasion.
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Indonesia has recently been cracking down on terrorist threats, and recently arrested 20 suspected members of ISIS.
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Meanwhile, the federal government has started cracking down on legal weed, setting up a battle over federalism.
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China is cracking down on censorship once again, but this time things are a touch more serious.
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Government critics have long accused police of cracking down on opponents of Museveni instead of fighting crime.
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Some of Mr Trump's proposals—cracking down on immigration, say, and threatening trade sanctions—would harm growth.
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"Cracking down on fraud and abuse within our financial system is apolitical," said McHenry in a statement.
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If anything, the government is accused of cracking down on the flow of information about the coronavirus.
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There is also international concern that China is cracking down on freedom of expression in Hong Kong.
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Apple is also cracking down on apps with long names that don't do anything but spam keywords.
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The AP is cracking down on fake news, even if it's old and has already been debunked.
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But the bill actually goes in the other direction, cracking down on families and other asylum seekers.
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Here's what is happening: Drugs: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on a synthetic opioid.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a top priority of his administration.
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The Turkish government has been cracking down on the media following a failed coup earlier this year.
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Opposition politicians say Maduro has morphed into a dictator by arresting rivals and cracking down on dissent.
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Plus, White House press secretary Sean Spicer recently said point-blank they'd be cracking down on weed.
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Trump claims of widespread voter fraud are a pretext for cracking down on voters who favor Democrats.
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In 2010, the U.S. government began cracking down on pharmacists and doctors who over-prescribed opioid painkillers.
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By 1963 he was pointlessly cracking down on Buddhists, whose monks set themselves on fire in protest.
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Critics have blasted Twitter for not sufficiently cracking down on harassment and toxic speech on the platform.
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Here's what is happening: Salamanders: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is cracking down on pet salamanders.
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The leaders are also expected to discuss upgrading their defense cooperation and cracking down on clandestine migration.
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The specifics: In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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The House approved a proposal Tuesday cracking down on the tactics drug companies use to charge Medicaid.
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EBay is cracking down on sales of Hawaii beach sand which violate a state law, HawaiiNewsNow reports.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has become more active in cracking down on cryptocurrency-related speculation.
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The IRS has been beefing up its enforcement efforts in that area and cracking down on scofflaws.
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In general, the Trump administration has said that it is cracking down on fraud at the border.
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He's cracking down on growing street protests with lethal force, killing hundreds of demonstrators last year alone.
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That includes cracking down on foreign internet products, including blocks on Instagram and WhatsApp in recent years.
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The attraction is immediate as they discuss Italian food, French movies and cracking down on sanctuary cities.
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Amazon is cracking down on price gouging and products that make false coronavirus claims on its marketplace.
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Since then, he has been accused of eroding democracy, cracking down on dissent and jailing opposition leaders.
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Yet it's no coincidence that they're both cracking down on women's rights activists at the same time.
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But Conde's critics accuse him of cracking down on dissent and violently repressing protests - charges he denies.
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Back then, the NFL began cracking down on giving Super Bowls to cities that weren't politically correct.
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Airbnb is cracking down on parties — and it wants hosts to deploy surveillance devices to stop them.
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Pakistan has strongly chastised India for cracking down on the portion of Kashmir that New Delhi controls.
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Now his government has taken a disturbing authoritarian turn, cracking down on unions, civic organizations and journalists.
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"The law is cracking down on those that are delaying the treatment of the children," he continued.
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It also presses for more cooperation from Pakistan in cracking down on terrorist groups near its border.
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This move was just the latest example of the Venezuelan government cracking down on opposition and dissent.
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Radio stations were not supporting as they used to, and the mayor was cracking down on parties.
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Beijing has helped, opening duty-free zones around the country and cracking down on dishonest local tour operators.
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The Dutch Food and Vendible Authority (NVWA) started cracking down on cats in bars and cafés with kitchens.
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And I think what he&aposs done is unified Congress around the idea of cracking down on Putin.
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The announcement comes one week after Twitter said it is cracking down on "dehumanizing speech" on its platform.
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Days later, however, the National Health and Family Planning Commission said authorities would keep cracking down on surrogacy.
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In addition to cracking down on e-cigarettes, the FDA is also pursuing a ban on menthol cigarettes.
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At the time, Modi said the recall was aimed at cracking down on corrupt hoarders of untaxed cash.
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The EPA first began cracking down on nitrogen dioxide in 1971, and concentrations have fallen sharply over time.
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Federal prosecutors have also started cracking down on drugmakers and executives accused of contributing to the opioid crisis.
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And the deal comes at a time when the party is cracking down on religion on several fronts.
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Florida and other states started cracking down on "pill mill" pain clinics that handed out painkillers like candy.
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Warren avoided delving into any specific policies where she and Sanders agree, like cracking down on big banks.
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The city's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has been cracking down on go-go club owners since the 1990s.
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Another move aimed at reducing harm on Facebook involves cracking down on groups that become hubs for misinformation.
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America's Department of Homeland Security published guidelines to implement Donald Trump's executive order cracking down on illegal immigrants.
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The president has a history of jailing journalists and cracking down on media companies critical of his policies.
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The company is also cracking down on advertising on videos that feature family entertainment characters engaged in violence.
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If you're just reading the headlines, you'll be under the impression that we're 'cracking down on adult content.
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He's been criticized around the world for increasingly cracking down on journalists and political opponents in recent years.
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Image: Edson Chilundo/FlickrDonald Trump made some pretty scary threats during the election about cracking down on abortion.
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These more sophisticated botnet tactics have become necessary after Twitter started cracking down on the practice in February.
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In 2014, he campaigned on a promise of creating jobs, bolstering human rights and cracking down on corruption.
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In addition to cracking down on pilots' misbehaviour, the airline appears to have tackled politically motivated business decisions.
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"We are cracking down on patterns linked to illegal fees," Transportation Ministry spokesman J. A. Barata told Reuters.
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Authorities have been trying to restore confidence in the stock market by cracking down on alleged market manipulation.
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The Daily Beast reports that the crowdfunding site is cracking down on campaigns to spread anti-vaccination lies.
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It was easy to imagine that ICE might follow the state government in cracking down on the city.
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The New York Times reports that Trump's team, fearing a convention coup, is cracking down on wayward delegates.
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They claimed such rulings hamper U.S. and EU economic partnership and make cracking down on tax evasion harder.
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China has been leading the way, cracking down on domestic acquisitions of foreign assets (here's the most recent).
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Beefing up the border wall and cracking down on illegal immigration have become pillars of Trump's campaign platform.
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Governments are also cracking down on the people who defend our rights, such as lawyers, journalists and activists.
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They have also been cracking down on "false reporting" by enterprises pretending to comply with tough new standards.
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Here's what is happening: Cubans: The Department of Justice (DOJ) is cracking down on illegal immigrants from Cuba.
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Facebook has been cracking down on fake news, but it's been missing one very important place of conversation.
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Democrats in the House and Senate have introduced legislation aimed at cracking down on "wage theft" by employers.
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With the new school year underway, California is cracking down on parents who refuse to vaccinate their children.
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LinkedIn has acknowledged having a pretty big fake-user-profile problem, though it is cracking down on that.
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Netflix has started cracking down on VPN users, and CEO Reed Hastings couldn't care less about their gripes.
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Doesn't that show that China is not entirely on board in cooperating in cracking down on North Korea.
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"I don't think Instagram is actually cracking down on everyday people as much as they say," he explained.
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The same will happen vice versa, which all goes towards community relations and cracking down on crime gangs.
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A consumer watchdog is cracking down on a mortgage servicing company that it claims illegally foreclosed on homeowners.
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Despite growing calls to step down, he clung to power by cracking down on dissent and the media.
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And two, that Trump's plan to help those workers by cracking down on trade is likely to backfire.
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The report comes as lawmakers discuss regulating technology companies, but cracking down on the practice could be difficult.
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He is responsible for keeping the authorities briefed on potential rabble-rousers and cracking down on rule breakers.
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The Australian government passed legislation cracking down on foreign interference and secret lobbying on behalf of foreign interests.
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Trump, who has made cracking down on illegal immigration a signature policy of his presidency, pounced via Twitter.
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New York City is cracking down on businesses that price gouge face masks, fining businesses up to $500.
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But its government says it has prioritized cracking down on wildlife traffickers in the last couple of years.
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Cracking down on the most vulnerable immigrants, though, is the goal of several measures the administration is undertaking.
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Many spoke grimly of a "Burma Cell," a special police division responsible for cracking down on Rohingya migrants.
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Facebook is cracking down on misleading deepfake videos, but the company&aposs new ban on deepfakes has loopholes.
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Mr. Trump reportedly admires Mr. Duterte's aggressive rhetoric about fighting the Islamic State and cracking down on drugs.
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China has begun cracking down on news and social media in an effort to control the narrative. 5.
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The report comes as the Environmental Protection Agency works to finalize a rule cracking down on methane emissions.
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Russia has been widely criticized for cracking down on the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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Now, Amazon appears to be cracking down on mentions of the coronavirus in products listed on its marketplace.
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The deal was abandoned last week amid concerns about regulators cracking down on e-cigarettes and vaping products.
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The Obama administration had made cracking down on fugitive emissions from oil and gas sites a national priority.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has provoked protests for moves seen as cracking down on Hungarian civil society.
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The House passed legislation cracking down on Iran Tuesday, the anniversary of the nuclear deal loathed by Republicans.
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The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism holds a hearing on cracking down on extremist content online.
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Urzua said Pemex had been able make savings by reducing administrative costs and cracking down on fuel theft.
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Under him, the country has been accused of committing human rights violations and cracking down on political opposition.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has been cracking down on journalists and the media in recent years.
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And many Republican candidates have echoed Trump's rhetoric about boosting border security and cracking down on illegal immigration.
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Insider trading The House is slated to take up a bill aimed at cracking down on insider trading.
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The FCA has been cracking down on payday lenders and has introduced a cap on high interest rates.
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Cracking down on corruption has been the government's stated objective since the arrests were made in early November.
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Today, he said, it has a thriving economy and an effective policy for cracking down on the drug trade.
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Even if tech companies made a point of cracking down on them, there's simply less to crack down on.
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Twitter has managed to win praise from the intelligence community, cracking down on thousands of accounts used by ISIS.
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Many outraged YouTube creators on Thursday complained that the platform is cracking down on censorship with its ad guidelines.
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That has put the onus on regulators in September to issue new rules cracking down on prescribing by doctors.
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Trump signed two executive orders Wednesday aimed at cracking down on immigration, including a directive to build the wall.
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Two months after David's suicide, they launched David's Legacy Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to cracking down on cyberbullying.
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The New York Attorney General's office announced that it's cracking down on websites for kids that illegally track browsing.
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It is the company's most important market, but the Mayor's Office has also been cracking down on illegal listings.
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The NRA claims cracking down on those types of sales is a violation of the First and Second Amendments.
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Democrats in Florida have used the tragedy to call for cracking down on gun control laws in the state.
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It needs to continue cracking down on harassment and abuse if it's going to attract new, more casual users.
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The F.D.A. is cracking down on the sales of e-cigarettes to minors, especially the popular vaping brand Juul.
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These maneuvers come as the Japanese investor confronts a new U.S. law aimed at cracking down on foreign investors.
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The government is cracking down on Israeli groups that advocate for Palestinian rights and oppose the occupation and settlements.
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China has been cracking down on what it considered inappropriate content, such as pornography and even people having tattoos.
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"That's okay because they're cracking down on all the bad guys," he said at a conference in Hong Kong.
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The governors' arrest is a sign that the country is cracking down on corruption, though not yet hard enough.
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What's next, from the regulatory side: The administration is considering more rules cracking down on pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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China has been tightening control over all religions by cracking down on underground churches and other unregistered religious institutions.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy by curbing political activity and cracking down on dissent.
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When Avinash received the fraud warning that accompanied the charge reversal, he assumed Venmo was cracking down on Mai.
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Sessions has been vocal in his opposition to marijuana and is in favor of cracking down on the substance.
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Two years ago in a Facebook post, he discouraged the federal government from cracking down on recreational marijuana crimes.
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Authorities are cracking down on those trying to flog the latest Thomas Piketty or J.K. Rowling at a discount.
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It said in a statement that cracking down on cross-border telecom fraud depended on cooperation from both sides.
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Around that time, Spotify also began cracking down on unauthorized Android apps that let people access Spotify without ads.
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Mr Magufuli, who is nicknamed "the bulldozer", impressed many when he came into office by cracking down on corruption.
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But the fact that cracking down on live content is presenting new challenges shouldn't be a surprise, Farid said.
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But because many of the businesses change their names and locations so frequently, cracking down on them is difficult.
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Twitter, meanwhile, has started cracking down on who gets badges and even those users who were already granted them.
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Aktar's husband, police superintendent Babul Aktar, has played an important role in cracking down on militants in the region.
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He made cracking down on illegal immigration a priority for his deputies, a stance that gained him national notoriety.
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"Maintaining order is harder than ever," he said, vowing to keep cracking down on any cases of "extreme violence".
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This creates a headache for regulators, because banks' checks are a key part of cracking down on such offences.
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President Trump ultimately won in November in large part because he campaigned aggressively on cracking down on illegal immigration.
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He is emancipating women, introducing music and cinema and cracking down on corruption, in a land with 15,000 princes.
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The FDA is already cracking down on e-cigarettes, as the agency battles an epidemic of vaping among minors.
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For now, however, the F.A.A. is cracking down on those flying without permits or who otherwise flout the rules.
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Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a hallmark issue since the time he hit the campaign trail.
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Police also began cracking down on false reporting and the stalker clowns, as in a recent case in Kentucky.
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When President Trump began bashing the NFL for not cracking down on this, it became a page one story.
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But, recently, the Treasury Department has been cracking down on deals structured largely to avoid paying capital gains taxes.
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Cracking down on fuel theft was one of Lopez Obrador's first security initiatives after taking office in December 2018.
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"We need to take a stronger stance when it comes to cracking down on monopolistic trade practices," Castro said.
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The Law & Justice Party has been cracking down on judicial independence since coming to power in Poland in 2015.
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So it made sense that, 17 years ago, Putin started to exercise his power by cracking down on media.
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Doug Ducey is cracking down on narcotic painkiller prescriptions under the state's Medicaid program amid a national overdose epidemic.
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In addition to cracking down on activists, first-aid responders and lawyers, the police also harass journalists, especially photographers.
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Cracking down on domestic violence offenders, mandating treatment and taking guns from those under protection orders — all these help.
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His Justice Department is cracking down on nonviolent drug offenders and amping up prosecutions against non-criminal undocumented immigrants.
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The regulator has been cracking down on the use of non-GAAP information in earnings releases, the report said.
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But at the same time, police were cracking down on the drug trade in new and frighteningly intense ways.
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Which brings up the obvious question: What happens to these users if Snapchat starts cracking down on explicit content?
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It says it's cracking down on bots and has put in place additional rules for ads about the coronavirus.
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But US regulators have been cracking down on smoking and e-cigs as they seek to curb nicotine use.
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Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal insisted that Pakistan was already cracking down on the organizations linked to Lashka-e-Taiba.
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Both leaders have been criticized internationally for cracking down on political dissent and undermining democratic norms to concentrate power.
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The idea of cracking down on black money is highly appealing to many Indians fed up with systemic corruption.
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It was only trying to "install real religious equality" by cracking down on priests who effectively supported Ukraine's enemy.
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Related: China has been cracking down on online anger toward the government for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Analysts predict Beijing will respond by tightening its grip on the city and cracking down on the protest movement.
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Trump made cracking down on immigration the centerpiece of his 2016 campaign and a top priority of his presidency.
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The Food and Drug Administration announced it was cracking down on the epidemic of electronic-cigarette use by teenagers.
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What's driving the shocks: Crown Prince Mohammed says that he's modernizing the Saudi economy and cracking down on corruption.
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Myanmar is cracking down on the press, seeking to deny or obscure atrocities against the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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The judge said the attack was planned in order to prevent the police from cracking down on the cult.
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Instead of cracking down on illegal sex trafficking as intended, entire communities where sex work has thrived were shuttered.
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Britain is expected soon to start cracking down on big tech companies over how they deal with harmful content.
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But Mr. Gensler soon developed a reputation for cracking down on Wall Street during his time at the agency.
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The raids are aimed at cracking down on users and vendors trying to circumvent the gray area of gifting.
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"Even the president of Mexico called me," Mr. Trump said, touting his success in cracking down on illegal immigration.
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The ruling comes as the Chinese government is cracking down on risky and illegal financial practices in the country.
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So cracking down on these companies and forcing them to correctly categorize anonymized location data is a good step.
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Her husband, police superintendent Babul Aktar, has played an important role in cracking down on militants in the region.
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The request was the first step in an agency push to issue a rule cracking down on methane pollution.
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As for his promises about cracking down on illegal immigrants, many assumed Mr. Trump's pledges were mostly just talk.
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Days after the shooting, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced the company would begin cracking down on unauthorized house parties.
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The move happens as YouTube is cracking down on who can advertising revenue on its platform over quality issues.
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State health officials were diligent in cracking down on low-vaccination rates, particularly in ultra-conservative orthodox Jewish communities.
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Malaysia is already cracking down on undocumented immigrants — and they may be getting ready to arrest a lot more.
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Today, IRGC commanders stationed in 31 provinces throughout Iran are responsible for cracking down on protests and peaceful assembly.
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But tiny microSD cards are increasingly popular now because North Korea has been cracking down on USBs, Yao said.
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Instead, Trump said he would force Beijing to reign in North Korea by cracking down on trade with China.
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Dysprosium prices indeed rose in 2017, in part because the Chinese government began cracking down on illegal mining operations.
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Other plans address narrower subjects, like cracking down on illegal robocalls and investigating deceptive practices by travel-booking websites.
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The US Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on organizations that sell medical abortion pills over the internet.
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Instead of cracking down on Wall Street plutocrats, he's appointed them to his cabinet and given them tax cuts.
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It began by cracking down on Nazi and white supremacist subreddits including r/Nazi, r/DylannRoofInnocent, and r/farright.
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Illustration: Gizmodo / SpotifySpotify is cracking down on subscribers who are using "unauthorized" apps to enjoy paid features at freemium prices.
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However, impoverished Albania appealed last month to Austria - where the right-wing government is cracking down on migration - for help.
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Now it seems his administration is trying to appease his base by giving the impression he's cracking down on visas.
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More specifically, they were aimed at reducing crime, cracking down on gangs and expanding punishments for violence against police officers.
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Immigration From the day he announced his campaign, Trump made cracking down on undocumented immigration one of his signature issues.
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In recent years, authorities have increasingly tightened security in the region in the name of cracking down on Islamic extremism.
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But many prisons are cracking down on cell phones with frequency-interference devices, rendering this particular hustle an endangered one.
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In other words, by making everyone a criminal, the administration will have a tougher time cracking down on real crime.
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President Rodrigo Duterte was elected to office in May on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
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The agency gained prominence from its role in cracking down on Wells Fargo in a sales-practice scandal last year.
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The Federal Trade Commission says it's cracking down on pop-up scams selling tech support "fixes" to fake computer problems.
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San Francisco has begun cracking down on spaces, and inhabitants of warehouses throughout the Bay fear increased inspections and evictions.
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Unlike Homan, Vitiello avoided making controversial statements about cracking down on undocumented immigrants, preferring a more under-the-radar approach.
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Cracking down on disloyalty is partly aimed at turning the party into a more disciplined and effective instrument of control.
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As head of the FDA, Gottlieb made cracking down on e-cigarettes and vaping a key part of his tenure.
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Social-credit scoring aims to change that by cracking down on the corrupt officials and companies that plague Chinese life.
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The regime has been cracking down on K-pop music that has entered the country via bootleg DVDs from China.
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At the time, his father was focused, under the direction of President Obama, with cracking down on corruption in Ukraine.
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The House on Tuesday passed legislation aimed at cracking down on the use of anonymous shell companies for illicit activities.
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German police are cracking down on what they perceive to be threats, coercion, and incitement to hatred in online posts.
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In 2018, the FDA declared youth vaping an "epidemic" and started cracking down on retailers selling the Juul to minors.
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The notice said the entities would focus on stemming speculation, cracking down on illegal agencies and developers, and fake advertisements.
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The feds are cracking down on prescription pills, recommending that doctors stop prescribing high doses of opioids for chronic pain.
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The government is keen to be seen to be cracking down on tax-dodgers on behalf of the "common man".
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For example, maybe cracking down on fraud means that different candidates are elected — candidates who care more about health care.
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In New York, Bratton applied the theory by cracking down on petty crimes while working under then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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New York (CNN Business)More than a year after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook is cracking down on personality quizzes.
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The state is cracking down on mining and prices aren't as high so it's less risky to go to coca.
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Gary Cohn, the NEC director, has been the biggest opponent of Bannon's proposals for cracking down on trade with China.
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First, regulators are cracking down on domestic insurers following a period of fast growth fuelled by high-yielding investment products.
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Over the past decade, Saudi authorities have been among the region's most aggressive in cracking down on illicit equities trading.
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Despite any supposed health benefits, the health department has started cracking down on eateries in the city, citing safety concerns.
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Drugs crackdown Duterte was elected to office in May on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
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Otherwise, Obama wouldn't need Congress's help here — he could just ask the IRS to start cracking down on the practice.
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Uber was later ordered to suspend its services, after months of police cracking down on drivers in the capital city.
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Its leaders have pushed to join the European Union while fending off criticism of cracking down on opponents and journalists.
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Beijing regulators are cracking down on global tech companies trying to penetrate the lucrative Chinese consumer data and communications market.
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The United Nations and rights groups say the government is cracking down on dissent through arrests and intimidation of opponents.
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Experts say Beijing's seriousness about cracking down on its unruly neighbor may be the key to stopping Pyongyang's illicit activities.
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Our thought bubble: Despite populist promises, cracking down on Silicon Valley is not one of President Trump's near-term priorities.
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Najib has denied wrongdoing and has consolidated power by sacking critics within his ruling party and cracking down on dissent.
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The lawman made cracking down on illegal immigration a priority for his deputies, a stance that gained him national notoriety.
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Pandora, one of Spotify's top competitors, also said in a statement that it had been cracking down on hate music.
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The SEC has begun cracking down on unregistered and fraudulent cryptocurrency sales, which in May they said qualified as securities.
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In addition to cracking down on violent gangs, NOLA for LIFE launched a wave of initiatives aimed at violence prevention.
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The city of Los Angeles is cracking down on house parties in the Hollywood Hills, and the bros are pissed.
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Trump meanwhile has made cracking down on the flow of migrants across the southern border a hallmark of his administration.
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Bravo to the Obama administration for cracking down on corporations that try to move abroad to get out of taxes.
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The first provision would prohibit the Justice Department from cracking down on medical marijuana companies that follow state laws. Reps.
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" Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a centerpiece of his presidency and accuses Democrats of supporting "open borders.
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Amazon now appears to be cracking down on fraud around its easy return policy, at least based on recent reports.
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It's the administration's latest move cracking down on sanctuary cities, which do not assist federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws.
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The move by China followed President Donald Trump unveiling a list of Chinese imports he aimed at cracking down on.
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Lawmakers in the US and globally have recently started cracking down on contract-cheating services as their usage has proliferated.
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But Trump, who made cracking down on crime a centerpiece of his campaign, has vowed to continue with these contracts.
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Tunisian forces have been cracking down on militants since 2015 when Islamic State claimed attacks by gunmen against foreign tourists.
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By cracking down on minor offenses, often called the broken windows approach, the thinking went, major crimes would be deterred.
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The House is expected to vote in the coming week on legislation aimed at cracking down on sex trafficking online.
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Cracking down on surprise medical bills is seen as a rare area of possible bipartisan action on health care. Sen.
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Cracking down on immigration and trade is neither necessary nor sufficient to advancing progressive goals on any of these fronts.
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In Texas, unlike some other states and unlike some other leaders, we are committed to cracking down on voter fraud.
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Minnesota lawmakers say cracking down on protesters who block access to highways is among their top priorities this legislative session.
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Le Pen has called for cracking down on immigration to France and for a referendum on leaving the European Union.
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Apple is cracking down on apps that don't communicate to users how their personal data is used, secured or shared.
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Multiple advertising forums have shuttered, and mainstream services like Craigslist personals and Google Drive started cracking down on sexual content.
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"Cracking down on dissidents has reached an alarming level in Indonesia," said Usman Hamid, Amnesty International's executive director for Indonesia.
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Worried that the souped-up projectiles would down airplanes, the Thai army began cracking down on the gamblers in 2015.
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Trending sideways: Facebook is cracking down on coronavirus hoaxes in English, but misinformation continues to go viral in other languages.
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Trending sideways: Facebook is cracking down on coronavirus hoaxes in English, but misinformation continues to go viral in other languages.
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The authorities say they were cracking down on money laundering and pension cheating, but even local officials don't believe that.
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Britain, he wrote, should not follow Denmark and some other European countries that are cracking down on burqas and niqabs.
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When 4chan began cracking down on hate speech during the Gamergate controversy in 2014, 8chan promised an anything-goes zone.
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But social media companies, including Facebook and Twitter, have been cracking down on bots and "inauthentic activity" in recent years.
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Mr. Koch said the floating jails were needed if the city was to get serious about cracking down on crime.
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The burgeoning industry became a flash point in San Francisco and, more recently, Paris is cracking down on such offerings.
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Trump ran on a platform of cracking down on immigration and constructing a physical barrier on the southern U.S. border.
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Now, the government is cracking down on public gatherings as well as moving to regulate and monitor civic, nongovernmental organizations.
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Human rights groups accuse Bahrain of clamping down on dissent and violently cracking down on protests, charges the government rejects.
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Since then, he has been accused of jailing critics, cracking down on dissent and ultimately eroding the country's democratic process.
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Republican solutions must include strong immigration enforcement mechanisms, including e-verify, entry-exit tracking, and cracking down on sanctuary cities.
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And some felt that the board should spend its time on more pressing issues, like cracking down on speeding cars.
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Facebook and eBay are cracking down on the sale of fake online reviews after being warned by a UK regulator.
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The law also highlights the balancing act governments face in cracking down on extremist content without impacting freedom of speech.
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But it's party season in New York, and they've been cracking down on the whole midriff bulge thing this year.
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And overall, Google's leadership seems to be cracking down on what they deem to be non-work discussions at work.
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Trump administration officials have spoken frequently about cracking down on illegal immigration, violent crimes and opioid abuse, among other issues.
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China has come under increasing international scrutiny for cracking down on the Muslim Uighur minority in its northwesterly Xinjiang region.
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Cracking down on cryptocurrency: Lawmakers want to know how Venezuelan leaders might be using digital currency to bypass U.S. sanctions.
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Meanwhile, Portman, Blumenthal and some victims groups say it doesn't go far enough in cracking down on bad actors online.
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Around the time Blanco opened his account, Instagram "began cracking down on sex workers utilizing their platform," he told me.
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The authoritarian government hasn't helped: It has been cracking down on civil society, dissolving the largest opposition party in November.
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Instagram is cracking down on vaping products that appear in sponsored content, often referred to as #sponcon on the platform.
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The case was a high-profile one for a Justice Department unit that is cracking down on unregistered foreign lobbying.
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He gained a reputation as a "Robin Hood of taxpayers" for cracking down on tax evaders with Swiss bank accounts.
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Delta Air Lines is cracking down on comfort dogs, turkeys and a host of other animals passengers bring on board.
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YouTube has faced allegations of censorship after cracking down on a wide range of content that could be deemed offensive.
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Pakistan is cracking down on Valentine's Day, with some provinces even placing an outright ban on cards festooned with hearts.
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Some advocates are calling for more assertive action on YouTube's part, like cracking down on all types of children's content.
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The government included some unobjectionable measures, such as taking stronger action against domestic abuse and cracking down on fraudulent "whiplash" claims.
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And the Trump administration cracking down on China with more tariffs and says more could be in store if Beijing retaliates.
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More broadly, the report also recommends significantly increasing alcohol taxes and cracking down on sales to minors and over-served adults.
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The authorities have been cracking down on dissent mainly by the Shi'ite majority complaining of discrimination by the island's Sunni rulers.
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And by extending it to apprehensions (even if only in one section) they're cracking down on the options for asylum-seekers.
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To boost vaccination rates, many countries in Europe have been cracking down on vaccine-refusing parents, experimenting with fines and sanctions.
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The arrests Wednesday are part of the Trump administration's renewed focus on cracking down on businesses suspected of employing undocumented workers.
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However, the move comes at a time when Niantic has been steadily cracking down on services that give players unfair advantages.
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Politicians and others have criticized the Justice Department for not sufficiently cracking down on big banks following the 2008 financial crisis.
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It has backed away from reforming inheritance laws to make them fairer to women, and from cracking down on child marriage.
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So cracking down on foreign tech companies' compliance does not appear to have been an especially accelerated priority for Russian authorities.
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Elizabeth Warren specifically has made cracking down on banks and taxing the rich central to her bid for the White House.
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"It's very disappointing that it's the anti-racist flyers that they're cracking down on and not the perpetrators of offensive acts."
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Facebook is cracking down on services that promise to help Instagram users buy themselves a large following on the photo app.
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They also have a growing commercial interest in cracking down on terrorist content, which hurts their brands and could cut revenue.
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"I'm willing to defer cracking down on natural gas, because the economic benefits to the nation have been so great," Sen.
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Amazon cracking down on shoppers who return items too frequently, and in some cases, they&aposre outright banning their worst offenders.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says the social media platform needs to do a better job of cracking down on abusive trolls.
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The ruling was a rebuff to the Russian practice of cracking down on political rallies with harsh fines and jail time.
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These would include things like cracking down on offshore tax shelters, reducing deductions for corporations and a tax on financial transactions.
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Following the European trend of cracking down on refugee entry, Sweden allowed just 30,000 asylum seekers through its borders in 2016.
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Earlier this month, Netflix announced that it was cracking down on VPNs and proxies used to access video in other countries.
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Similarly, cracking down on fake news people enjoy sharing won't bring in new users—it may, in fact, alienate existing ones.
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Throughout the campaign and since taking office, he has made cracking down on illegal immigration and sanctuary cities a top priority.
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Immigration enforcementAs attorney general, Sessions will play a key role in fulfilling Trump's campaign promise of cracking down on illegal immigration.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) signed an executive order on Tuesday directing regulators to formulate rules cracking down on electricity sector carbon emissions.
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Dorsey said the company is also making progress cracking down on abuse on the platform, and that's having a positive impact.
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Even if Trump wasn't cracking down on immigrants, the U.S. labor force is undergoing a massive shift as baby boomers retire.
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With policymakers having recently begun cracking down on such illicit flows, headline import growth may have been hit as a result.
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But cracking down on porn across the board isn't going to solve this problem because porn is not the fundamental cause.
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In his first months in charge Mr Magufuli wasted no time in cracking down on corruption (at least among his enemies).
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President Trump will sign an executive order on Friday to reconsider several major Obama-era actions cracking down on offshore drilling.
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The document also details limiting funding for cities that don't comply with federal immigration law and cracking down on visa overstays.
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And we got our hands on a leaked memo showing how Barclays is cracking down on cellphone use on trading floors.
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In 2011, Florida Governor Rick Scott started cracking down on pain-management clinics that were suspected of dispensing too many opioids.
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But experts warn that cracking down on ISIS online could have an unintended consequence: It could stymie needed intelligence-gathering efforts.
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Tech platforms in recent days have begun cracking down on Infowars, a website that has promoted conspiracy theories, following public pressure.
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Chinese authorities have been cracking down on the illegal use of drones, and further enforcing regulations and guidelines on drone flying.
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But by now cracking down on the entire category, the company is finally working to get these apps out for good.
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Most of this money came from the United States, so cracking down on Hondurans here could potentially hurt the country's economy.
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These volunteer patrols functioned like neighborhood watch groups, mostly cracking down on young men speeding, blasting music and harassing teenage girls.
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It also began cracking down on freedom of expression, a move that has long been a hallmark of Mr. Erdogan's rule.
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Since the opposition protests of 2011 and 2012, largely organized on social media, Putin has been cracking down on the Internet.
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Amazon Web Services is reportedly cracking down on letting its partners even mention that cloud computing services from other providers exist.
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Two years after his term expired, Kabila has clung to power by violently cracking down on protests and suppressing the opposition.
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The findings are particularly salient as ICE agents across the country are cracking down on undocumented immigrants under the Trump administration.
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WASHINGTON — For President Donald Trump, cracking down on illegal immigration is good politics, but separating families in the process is not.
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President Trump repeatedly talked about Steinle during his presidential campaign as he backed policies cracking down on legal and illegal immigration.
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They say there are questions about whether the agency will be as aggressive cracking down on tobacco companies and teenage vaping.
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The move was aimed at cracking down on the shadow economy but has brought India's cash economy to a virtual standstill.
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He's made cracking down on crime a key pillar of his campaign — a stance he argues will help the country's women.
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But there are a few reasons why the drug war, which is largely focused on cracking down on supply, hasn't worked.
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Gabbard has veered from Democratic Party positions at times, backing policies cracking down on immigration to the United States by Muslims.
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There's a debate about whether a major federal response to the crisis — cracking down on prescription painkillers — has done much good.
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McGregor going down next weekend, law enforcement agencies will be cracking down on illegal prostitution and human trafficking in Sin City.
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These bills and redistricting plans are often advanced by Republican state legislatures in the name of cracking down on voter fraud.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, has used its growing commercial might to redouble the power of the state, cracking down on dissent.
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On the ground, Mexico's stance has looked very different: It's cooperated extensively with the US in cracking down on northward migration.
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Mr. Modi's advisers argue that they are pushing solar energy, cracking down on truck traffic and setting up a task force.
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His work soon caught the attention of the authorities, who were cracking down on foreign nongovernmental organizations and human rights lawyers.
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Demand is so high and prices are soaring so much that governments and some retailers are cracking down on disease profiteering.
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And while they're free to continue cracking down on methane even in the absence of regulation, the rollback creates other problems.
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But at least American social media companies are cracking down on the disinformation campaigns currently being waged by the Chinese government.
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Two Australian airlines, Qantas and Virgin Australia, are cracking down on Apple MacBook Pro computers — even models that haven't been recalled.
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Officials are cracking down on Syrians working illegally or without residence papers, fining employers and forcing factories and workshops to close.
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And his two high-profile executive orders cracking down on immigration from predominantly Muslim nations have been stymied by the courts.
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And we should reduce the cost of prescriptions by cracking down on the gimmicks drug makers use to game the system.
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Google is cracking down on the "intrusive" advertising by knocking down those pages in its search results, the company said Tuesday.
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And the President can start by cracking down on the practice through law enforcement rather than threatening to ignore the Constitution.
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For a man who despises negative media coverage, cracking down on the White House infighting should be highly appealing to Trump.
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It is aimed at increasing the availability of cheaper generic drugs by cracking down on delay tactics used by pharmaceutical firms.
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Op-Ed Contributor LEXINGTON, Ky. — Will Donald J. Trump follow the populist script for concentrating power by cracking down on critics?
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Incumbent President Abdulla Yameen, who has been accused of cracking down on dissent and jailing opposition leaders, has not officially conceded.
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Trump has made cracking down on China's unfair trade practices a central point of his administration's work during his first term.
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The move was aimed at cracking down on the shadow economy, but has brought India's cash economy to a virtual standstill.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on dozens of stores that it alleges sell electronic cigarettes to children.
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The major global financial hub and wealth management center has also been successful on cracking down on white-collar financial crime.
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The measure, which could lead to sanctions on Chinese officials for cracking down on the protesters, drew bipartisan support from Congress.
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Two days after the vote, it certified that Honduras was meeting human rights conditions, strengthening transparency and cracking down on corruption.
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The same is true for matters that ensure his grip on power, like cracking down on disobedient oligarchs and political opponents.
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Law enforcement agencies across the world are cracking down on PGP smartphones as a means of secure communication for organised crime.
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So, in terms of the border, talking about cracking down on drugs, talking about cracking down on trafficking, human trafficking going across that border and, of course, all of that would go to the issue of a border wall and something that the president promised during the campaign that he&aposs working for some momentum on in congress.
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To boost vaccination rates, many countries in Europe have been cracking down on vaccine-refusing parents, experimenting with an array of sanctions.
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He has repeatedly lauded his administration for cracking down on illegal immigration — which does not currently have the barrier the president desires.
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From very early on in his career, then, Sessions was about cracking down on crime and particularly drugs in a punitive way.
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With Italy&aposs new populist government cracking down on private rescue vessels, Malta, too, has taken a hard line against these groups.
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The FDA is cracking down on so-called sunscreen pills, which are dietary supplements that claim to offer protection from ultraviolet rays.
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Along with cracking down on methane emissions from oil and gas operations, reforming fossil fuel leases is among his last remaining options.
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And none of those people would have been kept out by closing Europe's borders to foreigners or cracking down on refugee flows.
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Bahrain, home to the U.S. Navy&aposs 5th Fleet, has been cracking down on all dissent for more than a year now.
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There are several plausible ways that cracking down on electoral fraud would produce politicians who support more public spending on health care.
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Those sanctions prevented Chinese banks from operating in North Korea and cracking down on the export of military or dual use materials.
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Spoofing is rampant, to the point where Twitch is cracking down on players who break the game's Terms of Service on air.
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France, for instance, recently passed a national law cracking down on light pollution,with steps like restricting the hours of storefront lighting.
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Alabama The state's controversial 2011 law aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration, HB 56, also included a ban on sanctuary cities.
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One of the Brazilian mobile units tasked with cracking down on worker exploitation across the country was following up on a tip.
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If you have a rambunctious fur baby, I can see either camera as a helpful tool in cracking down on bad behavior.
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China's ruling Communist Party has a history of cracking down on groups that seek to organize citizens outside its sphere of control.
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Though local authorities have been asked to show more flexibility in cracking down on polluters, the new approach has already sown confusion.
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Meanwhile, Maduro is seen as trying to consolidate his hold on power in the country and has begun cracking down on protesters.
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My sense was that the legislation was anticipatory as much as it was geared to cracking down on what was actually happening.
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Despite claims by the messaging service Telegram that it is cracking down on Islamic State use of its platform, evidence shows otherwise.
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We are fighting to strengthen existing laws by cracking down on gun trafficking and closing the loopholes in our background check system.
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Federal regulators cracking down on predatory auto lending practices had been investigating the auto company's financing arm, Toyota Motor Credit, since 2013.
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We're cracking down on countries that cheat and standing up for the American worker for the first time in many, many decades.
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When the FBI began cracking down on drugs like LSD, he switched his attention to something you can't be imprisoned for: breathing.
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Some of the ideas he has pushed for include cracking down on conflicts and holding audit partners more accountable for their work.
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Since Ikea is cracking down on the overnight stays, it might be worth it to bring back Airbnb stays at the store.
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Since then the Turkish government has become even more authoritarian, cracking down on citizen freedoms and people are saying enough is enough.
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Or sleeping in a bathtub to protect yourself from stray bullets fired by government security forces who are cracking down on protesters.
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So would eliminating the protectionism embedded in trade deals, like expanded patent protection for software and medicines, cracking down on currency manipulation.
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Contributing to GNC's sluggish demand is the constant string of headlines about how regulators are cracking down on the dietary-supplement industry.
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In the early 1990s, Mr. Bratton, then chief of the subway police force, began cracking down on turnstile jumping, with great success.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced Thursday a wide-ranging ivory ban that is aimed at cracking down on elephant poachers.
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Inside China's secret prisons China is increasingly cracking down on human rights lawyers as reports of torture, disappearances and forced confessions emerge.
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Arab youths said the top priorities were actions against terrorism, job creation, modernizing the education system and cracking down on government corruption.
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The arrests, however, seem aimed less at bringing the real culprits to justice than in cracking down on Ms. Hasina's political opponents.
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Others began voicing their concerns over what YouTube says they can and cannot post, arguing the platform is cracking down on censorship.
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They have been curbing industrial output, thinning traffic and cracking down on coal use in a bid to limit smog build-ups.
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Migrant caravans, while not new, have become a regular talking point for the President in his case for cracking down on immigration.
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Cracking down on coal - which still accounts for more than 40 percent of Gemany's electricity generation - means putting jobs on the line.
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After two major front-page errors in a six-month period, Times editors are cracking down on the use of anonymous sources.
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Nervous foreign banks and investors may scale back their engagement with an economy singled out for not cracking down on terrorist financing.
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She took to the water because Venezuela closed the mountain border post last year in the name of cracking down on smuggling.
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Apple is cracking down on illegal content in China after it removed potentially thousands of apps related to gambling, including 'lottery' services.
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Maureen Ohlhaussen, acting chairwoman of the FTC, today outlines her first major policy initiative: cracking down on out-of-control job licenses.
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Regulations surrounding CBD are a gray area, and local regulators have been cracking down on its use this summer, according to Lucas.
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Now authorities are cracking down on residents who build on farmland, but are providing few alternatives for those who need cheap houses.
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He is confident that he has eliminated potential rivals in the elite and enjoys broad public support after cracking down on corruption.
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He's cracking down on unauthorized immigrants, he's sabotaging Obamacare, he's rolling back environmental regulations, and he's naming staunch conservatives to the courts.
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After a wave of recent attacks by white nationalists across the world, social media platforms have begun cracking down on hate speech.
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But during the campaign, Mr. Gillespie draped himself in Mr. Trump's clothes, particularly his tough talk on cracking down on illegal immigration.
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He is known as the Crocodile; as justice minister, he helped keep Mr. Mugabe in power by cracking down on the opposition.
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In the longer term, it means cracking down on tax cheats who grow powerful by leeching our polity of its fiscal lifeblood.
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But it campaigned on keeping "Sweden Swedish," cracking down on crime and questioning whether immigrants and Islam will alter the country's identity.
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" The length of drug trials Praising China for cracking down on illegal fentanyl, Trump said China's "quick trials" last merely "one day.
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Now, Disney is cracking down on Etsy listings selling unofficial Baby Yoda merchandise as the company prepares for its own merchandising campaign.
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In the document, the commission said cracking down on plastic pollution was important for people's health and "to build a beautiful China."
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Officials have recently been cracking down on gifting markets, and even revoked the license of one nightclub where weed was openly used.
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Banks have pre-empted some recommendations by cracking down on loose consumer lending practices, chopping executive bonuses and exiting non-core businesses.
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Apple built screentime controls into iOS, which appeared just as it started cracking down on third-party apps that offered similar functionality.
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The government in Iran is cracking down on protests, and with parliamentary elections next month, hard-line rhetoric is bound to increase.
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But the numbers are a welcome early marker for the president, who campaigned on the promise of cracking down on illegal immigration.
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In Venezuela, the authorities seem to be taking a different tack toward the revelations: cracking down on outsiders trying to investigate them.
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Ms. Warren forecasts she can raise more than $215 trillion solely by cracking down on companies that underpay their American tax liability.
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Those sanitation systems give cities a lot of control over what happens to discarded food, and some are cracking down on waste.
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A UN report accuses the military of murder, imprisonment and mass rape, all done under the guise of cracking down on terrorists.
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But concern has remained high among immigrant communities, with a chief executive whose presidential campaign focused on cracking down on illegal immigration.
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Concerns include the tech titans' spotty track records cracking down on harmful content, including disinformation, hate speech and violent and extremist rhetoric.
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PayPal and Patreon have also been cracking down on ASMR, and a few months ago, China effectively banned the genre as pornographic.
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Just because some city governments are cracking down on Airbnb doesn't mean the company isn't popular in those communities, the CEO argued.
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Recently, the City of San Francisco has been cracking down on bike and scooter share companies such as LimeBike, Bird, and Spin.
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Though Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a cornerstone of his campaign, critics question whether he'll be able to accelerate deportations much.
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It's a comprehensive exhibition of Russian artists exercising their freedom of expression at a time when their government is cracking down on dissent.
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Because Putin's government has a long history of cracking down on journalists who aren't willing to toe Putin's preferred line on, well, everything.
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This has been a problem on the Play Store for years, which is likely why Google is now cracking down on mining apps.
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Senior Democrats also say Trump's measures conflict with core American values and will be ineffective as a device in cracking down on terrorism.
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In addition, Democratic presidential candidates including Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden have at least gestured at the idea of cracking down on Facebook.
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Meanwhile, the customs agency is cracking down on informal imports by searching the luggage of travelers returning from Europe and other shopping destinations.
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Throughout his campaign, he sold the wall to his base as a bold symbol of his commitment to cracking down on illegal immigration.
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The store is cracking down on people who take advantage of its "case-by-case" return policy spokesperson Emily Sterken told Yahoo Style.
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Gambling stocks were under pressure again after the Financial Times reported that UK chancellor Philip Hammond is considering cracking down on foreign taxes.
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He also categorically rejected claims that the agency may be rushing out rules cracking down on payday lenders ahead of an imminent departure.
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Trump, who campaigned in 2016 on cracking down on what he calls unfair trade practices, has stirred trade conflict on even more fronts.
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The system is still in the works, but it gives carriers and regulators a path forward for eventually cracking down on spoofed calls.
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From a legal perspective, the researchers say there's no process in place in Thailand that facilitates cracking down on the internet otter trade.
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Those looking to travel deeper into Europe through France now face Italian and French police, who are cracking down on well-known passages.
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Proposed Georgia legislation aimed at cracking down on modern slavery comes during a month when human trafficking is top-of-mind for many.
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Why it matters: The 2016 election gave Republicans the power to pass their agenda easily, from cutting taxes to cracking down on immigration.
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Police and politicians condemn these and other killings, and the Nigerian senate is considering a bill aimed at cracking down on mob justice.
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But as Google has grown into a bigger company and attracted intense political scrutiny, it's started cracking down on its rules around speech.
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Gui was one of five booksellers who disappeared in late 2015, fueling suggestions that Beijing was cracking down on dissidents beyond Chinese borders.
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"We are already cracking down on irresponsible company directors and boosting protections for workers," Britain's business minister Andrew Griffiths said in a statement.
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But Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say the proceedings against Crapser show the agency is following its priorities by cracking down on criminals.
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Context: The U.S. has been increasingly cracking down on Huawei, which it characterizes as both a security risk and an intellectual property thief.
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Now, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on companies that claim their cannabis products can get rid of cancer.
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Alongside cracking down on flavored ENDS products, Gottlieb is also looking into banning from the market combustible menthol cigarettes and all flavored cigars.
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Even politicians with intention of cracking down on lobbying have to deal with the reality that Washington, DC, is a very small place.
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"China appreciates Cambodia's cooperation with China on jointly cracking down on telecoms fraud and other cross-border crime," it said in a statement.
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He once said, for example, that "good people don't smoke marijuana" while criticizing Obama's Justice Department for not cracking down on legal pot.
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He also said Facebook, Twitter, Google and WhatsApp have committed to cracking down on fake news by deploying fact checkers and grievance officers.
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Cracking down on "pill mills" that over-prescribe medication for profit and securing the border are also on his list of prevention methods.
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After the failed coup against President Erdogan in 210, the Turkish government began cracking down on military members, journalists, academics, and Christian minorities.
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In addition to cracking down on cookies, Google announced that it will allow users to delete certain data after three or 18 months.
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The governors of four western states that allow recreational marijuana warned the Trump administration against cracking down on pot sales inside their borders.
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As we reported ... the free tickets were gobbled up within minutes and AXS, which handled ticket distribution, says it's cracking down on scalpers.
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In their efforts to block DEA from cracking down on legal narcotics suppliers, Gottlieb and Marino have read from the opioid lobby's script.
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The sources said the latest measures were partly aimed at cracking down on high-frequency trading, although they did not provide further details.
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The police investigated Mello again in 2012 during Operação Intolerância ("Operation Intolerance"), their first attempt at cracking down on malicious trolls like Mello.
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He has proposed paying for it by cracking down on fraud in the unemployment insurance program and through other changes to the system.
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During his nine years in office, he was widely credited with improving the business climate, helping the poor and cracking down on corruption.
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The abolitionists wanted to erase the traditional legal distinction between forced and consensual prostitution by cracking down on all of it as trafficking.
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They suggest expanding protected wildlife sanctuaries, cracking down on the illegal bushmeat trade, educating the public on conservation, and being smarter about development.
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The country's leadership says it is readying for an election for later this year, but it is also cracking down on opposition protests.
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Major tech companies have been cracking down on hate groups like never before in the wake of violence during protests in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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No surprise then that cracking down on rule-breaking has been a key talking point for the president and his entire trade team.
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The bilateral relationship was strained when former President Barack Obama criticized Sisi for cracking down on the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's oldest Islamist group.
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It also means cracking down on any channel, such as the new European mechanism, that provides Iran with even the slightest economic relief.
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To him, companies like Google and Facebook are incentivized to not do the most thorough job possible when cracking down on extremist content.
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While enforcement of the law had for years been relatively lax, officials have begun cracking down on the practice in the last decade.
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In his Facebook post on Thursday, Parpiyev said despite his flight, he still supported Mirziyoyev and policies such as cracking down on corruption.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on websites marketing unapproved opioids, which could be dangerous to consumers who take them.
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And attorneys general from states where marijuana is legal have promised to sue if the Justice Department begins cracking down on drug enforcement.
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Facebook is denying a Monday report that fear of a conservative backlash led the company to avoid cracking down on fake news posts.
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This must be frustrating to hear for the Mexican officials who have spent months cracking down on anyone entering the country's southern border.
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But for years ZANU-PF has been notorious for cracking down on -- and defeating -- any real opposition to maintain Mugabe's grip on power.
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The plan also names MS-13, a violent gang targeted by the Trump administration, in its statements on cracking down on violent crime.
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TEHRAN, Iran — Iran says it is cracking down on Valentine's Day celebrations and shops engaging in them will be guilty of a crime.
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But high school dress codes and overzealous administrators are cracking down on teens for wearing clothing that are considered too scandalous for class.
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Was Ms. Park, the flier asked, now cracking down on her critics in an attempt to keep that scandal from coming to light?
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This should really come as little surprise, given that Trump based much of his campaign on punitively cracking down on crime and drugs.
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What they're saying: GOP candidates are cracking down on opioids in Syracuse, New York, and they're focused on a salmon hatchery in Seattle.
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Cracking down on bycatch in one of America's most important national fisheries would be a big step forward and would bolster this reputation.
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Kurds have also historically faced discrimination in Turkey, and Erdoğan is actively cracking down on Kurdish groups, alleging that catch-all "terrorist" link.
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He said the Assembly had created a committee in August to establish new rules aimed at cracking down on sexual harassment or intimidation.
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Musk's tweet bears a striking resemblance to the type of content Twitter in a Wednesday blog post said it was cracking down on.
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Her remarks came during a round-table discussion of how, as she put it, "the costume police are cracking down" on Halloween outfits.
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But he and his son have been implicated in corruption scandals, accused of election irregularities and criticized for cracking down on press freedom.
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"The Sisi regime has been cracking down on dissent in a very severe and general way since it came to power," Benchemsi said.
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That means pushing for easier family leave, better child care, more women on boards, and cracking down on sex trafficking and domestic violence.
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Cracking down on employers who violate the law is crucial, she said, and it isn't right to employ people who are here illegally.
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In recent years, Beijing has tried to cast itself as environmentally responsible, banning ivory and cracking down on the sale of endangered animals.
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Google is cracking down on ads that feature medical masks that promote protection from COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus.
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Bolsonaro has repeatedly insisted the Amazon should be opened to development and has defunded the agencies responsible for cracking down on illegal activity.
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But now, even as the social network claims to be cracking down on "fake news," it is on the verge of ruining us.
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The president ran for office in 2016 on cracking down on China in order to help U.S. manufacturing workers hurt by free trade.
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Since taking up his CBRC post in February, Guo has overseen a number of actions cracking down on risks in China's financial system.
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Since President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi took power more than three years ago, he has been criticized for cracking down on the press.
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At an event hosted by the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung think tank, Jubeir said Saudi Arabia was committed to cracking down on terrorist funding.
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He said before "shooting off" about raising the public debt, the coalition should focus on cutting spending and cracking down on tax evasion.
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The easing of sanctions would be a remarkable reversal for an administration that has made cracking down on Iran a point of focus.
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Washington lawmakers are cracking down on social media giants like Facebook and Twitter as regulators attempt to thwart foreign interference in U.S. elections.
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In fact, it seemed to be having trouble cracking down on the hate speech found on its app last year, VICE had reported.
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The president signed an executive order in January, days after taking office, cracking down on undocumented immigration and ramping up border security efforts.
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Australia has held itself up as a model for cracking down on violent extremist material online since the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand.
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Their missions dovetail with themes Mr. Sessions has emphasized, including reducing violent crime and cracking down on transnational drug cartels and illegal immigration.
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Here's why this is a big deal: Sessions is essentially telling federal prosecutors to ignore state laws and start cracking down on marijuana.
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The Pakistan authorities insist they are cracking down on armed militant groups on its soil, saying extremism is the biggest threat it faces.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has begun cracking down on unregistered and fraudulent cryptocurrency sales, which in May they said qualified as securities.
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Cracking down on teenage vaping will not stop kids from using substances that are bad for their health: teenagers, by nature, are defiant.
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Organizations are cracking down on security and experts are warning those attending the games set to begin in Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Feb.
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"This underscores the importance of the FTC's work in educating consumers and cracking down on the scammers who try to take their money."
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Critics say it brooks no dissent, and has been cracking down on civil society, which it sees as a challenge to central authority.
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The big picture: The agency's actions follow a larger pattern with the U.S. increasingly cracking down on Chinese firms over national security concerns.
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Despite the outrage from lawmakers, though, there's been little movement in Congress toward cracking down on the industry or improving data security practices.
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Gavin Newsom (D) on Monday signed legislation aimed at cracking down on doctors who fraudulently write medical exemptions to vaccines for school children.
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There are many gateway companies, Ms. Ennis said, so cracking down on two may just mean the criminals will take their business elsewhere.
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He is cracking down on growing street protests with lethal force, with government security forces killing at least 22016 demonstrators in recent months.
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The sheriff who burst onto the national stage with his unmatched enthusiasm for cracking down on immigrants is about to slide off quietly.
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Rohrabacher framed the brewing backlash against Sessions as an opportunity to convince Trump that cracking down on legal weed is a bad idea.
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"Cracking down on lawyers is one thing," said Joshua Rosenzweig, an independent human rights researcher based in Hong Kong who studies China's legal system.
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Ortega reclaimed the presidency in 2006 and is currently facing calls for his resignation after cracking down on protests over proposed social security cuts.
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He rejected "globalism" in favor of "Americanism," and cast his first job as cracking down on those who threaten police officers and public safety.
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The FDA is already weighing whether and how to regulate vape flavorings, and it's cracking down on manufacturers and retailers that market to kids.
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However, this change is not the only way that iOS 216 is cracking down on apps that overstep in terms of tracking location data.
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Vancouver has also started cracking down on its marijuana stores, but those efforts were met by mostly indignant pot purveyors adamant on remaining open.
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Erdogan, who has a long record of cracking down on journalists and the free press himself, has a couple reasons to challenge Saudi Arabia.
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Regulators have stepped up their oversight of the industry this year, cracking down on fundraising projects that have failed to register with the SEC.
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It began cracking down on private channels, loading up warnings on screen that channels have to abide by Roku's terms and distribute legal content.
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YouTube and other companies have said they are cracking down on extremist speech and have removed advertising revenue-sharing from some categories of content.
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"The el-Sisi government is going in the wrong direction by cracking down on journalists, outlawing NGOs and imprisoning political opponents," Leahy told CNN.
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His successor, former trade union leader turned businessman Ramaphosa, is trying to make amends by cracking down on corruption and revitalising the stagnant economy.
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It is also co-operating with the EU to reduce illegal migration into Europe, cracking down on people-trafficking and improving its border security.
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The government has not yet determined whether it wants the system mainly for cracking down on crooks or to go the full Big Brother.
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The House yesterday overwhelmingly passed a bill cracking down on some of the tactics Mylan used to pay lower Medicaid rebates for the EpiPen.
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Merlo said that in the last six months, Facebook's attempts at cracking down on fake news have had zero effect on his team's reach.
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He has publicly supported laws that call for cracking down on human rights abuses — including in Russia, with which he hopes to improve ties.
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Mainland Chinese markets finished mixed after selling off on Wednesday following reports that said Beijing was considering cracking down on risky wealth management products.
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After months of allowing business to proceed as usual, providing the prostitutes all had their vouchers, the police start cracking down on the Deuce.
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With the government cracking down on media coverage of the protests, Nicaraguans are sharing evidence of abuses on social media using the #sosnicaragua hashtag.
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Residents of Brentwood, N.Y., have praised law enforcement for cracking down on MS-13 violence, which has struck close to home in recent years.
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China's government has a history of cracking down on protests and performance art that it deems subversive, and feminist activists have not been immune.
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By not tackling those problems in society, however, - for example cracking down on offensive speech - apps can act as enablers for racism and insecurity.
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Further, cracking down on rampant global capitalism — which Sanders derides — would mean mostly targeting developed countries, many of whom are US allies, she continued.
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The South Korean government is cracking down on bitcoin, with proposed legislation seeking to limit how conventional banks interact with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Elizabeth Warren — who has made cracking down on banks a centerpiece of her agenda — had Wall Street ready to tighten its pockets for donations.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has declared that it is cracking down on "vaginal rejuvenation" devices that use lasers to reshape the vagina.
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For all of the talk about cracking down on the company these last few years, Facebook has faced few penalties that aren't purely reputational.
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Among other things, that means not cracking down on them in such a reactionary way as to make the situation worse—and more dangerous.
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The college is an unlikely fit in a country that has been condemned by the United States for cracking down on freedom of religion.
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They added that other Trump campaign promises, like cracking down on immigration and repealing the Affordable Care Act, could also hurt H&R Block.
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Facebook cracking down on such activity poses questions for some advertisers, who could be paying for ads that aren't being seen by actual humans.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai is cracking down on staffers' ability to edit rules after they have been passed by the agency.
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The stock was on fire until the Chinese government began cracking down on corruption a few years ago, which was evident in Wynn's trajectory.
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His campaign has taken a hard stance on trade and immigration, proposing tariffs, militarization around , cracking down on intellectual property violations and limiting visas.
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The company has been cracking down on spam accounts and implementing other initiatives to improve the "health" of the platform over the past year.
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Trump, who campaigned in 2016 on cracking down on what he called Chinese trade abuses, has a specific set of demands for the talks.
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The government is cracking down on the underground financiers in Macau and banks in Hong Kong that help sneak Chinese cash past the controls.
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His successor, former trade union leader turned businessman Ramaphosa, is trying to make amends by cracking down on corruption and revitalizing the stagnant economy.
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Global regulators are cracking down on the fast-growing 3.5 billion pound ($4.9 billion) spread-betting industry in which most retail investors lose money.
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When companies want to prevent emissions, perhaps when cracking down on methane leaks, they can turn to U.S. companies in the methane mitigation sector.
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Now, because the government is cracking down on dispensaries in favor of the provincial stores, Dillman says he has to get his cannabis illegally.
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Cracking down on corruption would reap big economic rewards for governments around the world, according to new analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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At the same time, the government is cracking down on online content and entertainment that strays beyond the narrowing definitions of what is acceptable.
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Barclays is cracking down on employees' personal device usage on the investment bank's trading floors, according to an internal memo reviewed by Business Insider.
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But Senate Republicans will likely face growing pressure to move a bill cracking down on illegal immigration after Trump praised the House-passed bill.
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"Cracking down on youth tobacco use is a laudable goal, and we are committed to working you you to stop this epidemic," he said.
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Also known as the Credit Card Bill of Rights, tackled a long-overdue objective of cracking down on deceptive practices by credit card companies.
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A poll found 75 percent of voters in battleground House districts last year said that cracking down on Washington corruption was their top priority.
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Saudi Arabia cracking down on dissidents is not new, but efforts to do so escalated sharply after Prince Mohammed became crown prince in 2017.
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This time though, Republican lawmakers are signaling they are ready to take on the president when it comes to cracking down on Chinese firms.
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Cracking down on immigration was a hallmark of Trump's presidential campaign, with a particular focus on building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Wyden also asked Lew how the department is cracking down on foreign banks and firms that finance or do business with the Assad regime.
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His closing argument includes promises to roll back regulation, beef up immigration rules and root out wrongdoing in Washington by cracking down on lobbying.
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Shahira's experience illustrates the challenge of cracking down on international trafficking networks in Uganda, as increasing numbers of people are migrating to find employment.
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These initial sanctions will signal to other banks that the United States is serious about cracking down on entities facilitating business with North Korea.
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Meanwhile, tobacco use among youth is increasing because of e-cigarettes, and the FDA is cracking down on the booming industry of dietary supplements.
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House Democrats had big plans for opening the 116th Congress, with showy votes on cracking down on government corruption and protecting pre-existing conditions.
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The action is the first high-profile example to date of a European privacy regulator cracking down on companies still using the defunct agreement.
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For now, conservationists say, the international community needs to continue protecting saigas through proven strategies like cracking down on poaching and expanding protected areas.
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Shortly after his fall, Egypt's military-dominated government began cracking down on political activists, particularly Islamists and journalists, including reporters working for Al Jazeera.
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The demonstration is unlikely to shake the prime minister, who has denied wrongdoing and weathered the crisis, consolidating power by cracking down on dissenters.
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Apple also recently announced it was cracking down on apps using wifi and Bluetooth connections to gather location data in its next iOS update.
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Faced with pressure from cities around the world, Airbnb is cracking down on hosts who don't seem to live in the properties they rent.
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Those arrests came at a time when the authorities were cracking down on people they called Maoist sympathizers, supporters of the journalists have said.
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Between the lines: The pharmaceutical industry has not changed its pricing practices, despite the Trump administration's rhetoric about cracking down on high drug prices.
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However, local law enforcement put a temporary halt on the hijinks, cracking down on the nighttime parties to a more intense and unprecedented degree.
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Digital giants Facebook and Google also are facing increasing regulatory scrutiny and cracking down on advertisers' ability to use third parties on their platforms.
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Amid increasing capital outflows in 2016, China tightened regulations over outward investments, cracking down on outbound FDI in the second half of that year.
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With tech giants — including Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube and Apple — cracking down on him, Mr. Jones's ability to reach his audience has been cut off.
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Lee left the CIA in 2007 and Beijing began cracking down on the CIA's network in 2010, The New York Times reported last year.
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In addition to cracking down on the supply of drugs, authorities can work to reduce the demand for opioids by providing effective addiction treatments.
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But now, Colorado lawmakers are cracking down on pot food that looks like candy with a broad regulation that went into effect on Sunday.
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North Korea is also cracking down on the use of cellphones smuggled from China to gain access to the internet and global telephone networks.
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"That includes cracking down on the predatory online sales of foreign goods, which is absolutely killing our shoppers and our shopping centers," he said.
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Cracking down on immigration has been a priority for Trump but the president has proven unable to push most of his goals through Congress.
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What Trump will do in light of his repeated calls for "law and order" and cracking down on crime is much harder to say.
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Instead, they call for "transformative changes" that include curbing wasteful consumption, slimming down agriculture's environmental footprint and cracking down on illegal logging and fishing.
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In the last seven weeks, however, Instagram, the Facebook-owned app with 700 million users per month, has been cracking down on such businesses.
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Police are vigilant about cracking down on information spread through unofficial channels, and many people are often hesitant to speak to the foreign press.
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But while Facebook is cracking down on foreign interference and deliberate voter suppression, it is giving political candidates carte blanche to distort and deceive.
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Read more:The Trump administration is cracking down on counterfeit sales made through sites like Amazon and Walmart&aposNo one ever makes a billion dollars.
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He visited Long Island in April and spoke with local law enforcement officials, vowing to eradicate the gang by cracking down on illegal immigration.
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Local health officials are cracking down on misinformation related to the virus, including fake reports of confirmed cases and conspiracy theories about its spread.
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Beijing, however, has been cracking down on lavish official spending and graft, with President Xi Jinping leading a sweeping campaign to root out corruption.
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There are efforts already underway in the private sector to counter "fake news," with companies like Facebook, Google and Wikipedia cracking down on misinformation.
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Context: The easing of sanctions would be a remarkable reversal for an administration that has made cracking down on Iran a point of focus.
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Seedy online firms have even popped up solely to serve this purpose, though most big sites have been cracking down on them for years.
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Sessions, in the statement, said the caravan was only one form of "lawlessness" at the southern border that the U.S. is cracking down on.
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Even as Mr. Trump has made cracking down on immigration a central facet of his administration, Americans have generally become more accepting of immigrants.
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The president also campaigned on cracking down on China, and even some Democrats have cheered his efforts to confront Beijing over its economic practices.
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But Mr. Pompeo is not viewed at the State Department as having broadly advanced foreign policy beyond his attention to cracking down on Iran.
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But his administration has been dogged by allegations of corruption and criticized for co-opting nominally independent institutions and cracking down on the press.
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But while it says it supports its companies expanding overseas, Beijing has also been cracking down on anything it views as "illegitimate" capital outflows.
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The bill, which passed both houses of Congress with veto-proof majorities, could impose sanctions on Chinese officials for cracking down on the protesters.
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OIRA Administrator Neomi Rao said in a teleconference hosted by the Federalist Society last week that OIRA is cracking down on bad regulatory actions.
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Kelly was brought in to be an enforcer, and has been largely credited with cracking down on the chaotic operations inside the White House.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, voiced her support on Monday for controversial legislation aimed at cracking down on sex trafficking on internet platforms.
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Trump also pledged to stand with Venezuelans and initially earned high marks in the state for cracking down on the dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro.
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One major question is how long the Thai people will stand for this, especially if the Prayuth government starts cracking down on religious leaders.
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But Mr. Pompeo is not viewed at the State Department as having broadly advanced foreign policy beyond his attention to cracking down on Iran.
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PresTrump ran on cracking down on China & is keeping his promise Free trade is a 2way st As a farmer, Grassley is not alone.
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Now Google is reportedly cracking down on employees who say the tool will also allow a Chinese partner to closely track and monitor users.
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By cracking down on these practices, the Justice Department hopes to not only take out existing pill mills but hopefully also deter future operations.
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Fan-made Trek films use obviously copyrighted materials all the time, a practice that CBS seems to be cracking down on as of late.
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It's about Trump signaling that he wants to take a punitive attitude toward Mexico and an unapologetic attitude toward cracking down on illegal immigration.
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For all the talk about cracking down on unauthorized Mexicans crossing the border, illegal crossings have been declining amid intensified enforcement and rising smuggling fees.
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Andrew Bates, a spokesman for Biden, said he believes in working toward border security without compromising values and he opposes cracking down on sanctuary cities.
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Garcia says he wanted to reach the United States before Trump assumed office and feared the new President would start cracking down on immigration laws.
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Beijing has denied it is systematically violating the rights of Xinjiang's Muslims, saying it is only cracking down on extremism and "splittism" in the region.
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The shock announcement, aimed at cracking down on undeclared revenues, caused a drastic cash shortage and economic pain, hitting everything from factory output to consumption.
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Trump, who campaigned in 2016 on cracking down on what he called Chinese trade abuses, comes into the meeting with a specific set of demands.
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YouTube has since tried to reform the platform, tightening its policies around egregious content and cracking down on users who fall foul of its rules.
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One side accuses those cracking down on illegal immigration of scapegoating immigrants for problems such as crime and unemployment, even when the correlation is weak.
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As surprise medical bills get a whole lot more attention in the media, Congress seems to be getting serious about cracking down on the practice.
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The board said global regulators will publish a report by year end that will set out a "toolkit" for cracking down on misconduct at banks.
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As the anti-pollution campaign expands further south, policymakers will have to walk a fine line between cracking down on pollution and ensuring economic growth.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration, especially from Central America and Mexico, one of the signature policies of his administration.
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The agency is attempting to show that it's cracking down on the out of control robocall industry, but critics say it's too little, too late.
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One of Gottlieb's most high-profile initiatives during his tenure was cracking down on the e-cigarette industry for fueling a rise in teen vaping.
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Even Tumblr, though close to extinct, is cracking down on its free-wheeling policies by pushing support pages and resources for anyone who searches #suicide.
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Most notably, it will begin cracking down on spam and harassment by reviewing all anonymous content before it's distributed on its network, the company says.
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The government has been cracking down on opposition media outlets, jailing some Turkish journalists for critical coverage and expelling some Western journalists in recent years.
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Nations around the world are cracking down on online terrorist content, introducing legislation that penalizes sites and ISPs if they fail to remove suspect content.
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During the visit to Saudi Arabia, the two countries agreed to improve cooperation in counter-terrorism operations, intelligence sharing and cracking down on terror financing.
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Why it matters: The Palestinian Authority is cracking down on sales of land by Palestinians to Jewish settlers in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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The University of Phoenix and the rest of the industry also will be subject to new federal regulations aimed at cracking down on abusive practices.
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Half the appointments were women and the new intake was generally taken as a sign that Mr Ramaphosa is serious about cracking down on corruption.
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YouTube, that strange stew of the best and worst content on the web, is cracking down on abuse and error relating to kid-focused video.
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The penalties could range from an additional fine to jail time, England said, but it looks like authorities are cracking down on gun-carrying flyers.
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He has long accused Beijing of unfair trade practices that sap American manufacturing jobs, and ran for president in 2016 on cracking down on China.
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A 2016 deal with Turkey shut the route to EU state Greece and the bloc is now cracking down on arrivals from Libya to Italy.
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Zuckerberg, in a call discussing Facebook's quarterly results in November, said he's "dead serious" about cracking down on Russia and other nefarious activity on Facebook.
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As Alimatu broke her silence, she inspired in her listeners a sense of the urgency of cracking down on FGM in-country, and supporting survivors.
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New York City's health department started cracking down on restaurants in the city last month, saying CBD wasn't approved as a safe product for consumers.
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One of Brazil's four mobile units tasked with cracking down on labor exploitation around the country found them living and working on a nearby ranch.
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"Given the concerning global trend of various governments cracking down on press freedom, we want to shine a brighter light on these requests," it writes.
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What to watch: The Bannon-Breitbart-Stephen Miller wing believes Trump has to deliver on building a wall, curtailing immigration and cracking down on China.
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The FAA is also cracking down on this by requiring all users with drones under 55 pounds to register their units by February 19th, 2016.
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But cracking down on drug dealers alone won't solve the problem, according to Katharine Neill, a drug policy postdoctoral fellow at Rice University in Houston.
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But that could also be problematic, as India has been cracking down on so-called tax havens and trade in such derivatives, tax consultants said.
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The budget directs several agencies to shift resources toward fighting terrorism and cyber crime, enforcing sanctions, cracking down on illegal immigration, and preventing government waste.
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