To evade registering as foreign agent, to evade registering at foreign agent, so he is laundering money?
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Now, Venezuela's government thinks that if its people can use digital currencies to evade its controls, it can use its own digital currency to evade U.S. sanctions.
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"We will not permit people to post offers to sell regulated items that indicate a willingness to evade or help others evade the law," Facebook said at the tine.
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"If that's not a legal provision to evade — if you want to use that word — to evade limits on contributions to individual candidates, I don't know what is," Mr. Jacobs said.
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In order to evade detection, people appeared to be cropping the video or posting the text of the manifesto as an image — techniques used to evade automated systems that find and delete content.
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Men used to evade murder charge with 'nagging & shagging' defense.
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What about those who evade border controls and enter illegally?
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The criminal's job was to evade them and corrupt them.
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The mosque member tried to evade him but could not.
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And by so doing, evade the dog and potential harm.
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How exactly did these moons evade detection for so long?
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Viruses may mutate to evade any genetically modified mosquito's block.
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Its newness meant that it could evade existing flu vaccines.
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We moved across the world to evade constricting gender norms.
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Ms. Pulex said she never intended to evade the authorities.
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A vast majority of Americans can't and don't evade taxes.
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How did they evade the police for so many years?
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Effectively, it bans apps that help users evade law enforcement.
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Does this novel evade some of the questions it raises?
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To evade official scrutiny and incarceration, members stopped getting tattoos.
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As president, he was in a position to evade accountability.
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It is impossible to evade your beauty, vulnerability and vanity.
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Mr. Woodard managed to evade the authorities for three days.
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These different strains allow the bacteria to evade immune system detection.
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We must be wary of officials using language to evade responsibility.
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Luckily, I managed to evade the question by changing the subject.
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People evade geo-blocking mechanisms, and it's difficult to fully police.
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The solution allows him to make amends yet still evade responsibility.
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Our bill also makes an example of those who evade sanctions.
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"Kudos," he said of their ability to evade police for weeks.
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The contracts, dubbed "yin-yang" contracts, are used to evade taxes.
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Grasshopper can evade antivirus programs, something that is common in malware.
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With that much space, is it easier to evade an opponent?
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These entities are often used to conceal wealth and evade taxes.
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What was valuable about allowing a presidential campaign to evade regulation?
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"Lot of people evade taxes," Mr. Bleckner said about Ms. Boone.
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Yet even many physicians evade the disease, Ms. Kallmyer pointed out.
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That allowed them to evade statutory disclosure requirements, Judge Howell wrote.
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Faster missiles could make it harder for targets to evade them.
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Facebook has found a stealthy way to evade China's Great Firewall.
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China has repeatedly denied it is helping North Korea evade sanctions.
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Providing false information in order to evade arrest is a felony.
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"The subjects were deliberately hiding to evade arrest," Mr. Gierran said.
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Want to evade taxes by undercharging subsidiaries abroad for your cars?
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In order to evade detection, people appeared to be cropping the video or posting the text of the manifesto as an image — both of which are techniques used to evade automated systems that find and delete content.
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But you can't evade the suspicion that something rotten is bubbling up.
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"It's become pretty well appreciated that tumors can evade immunosurveillance," Harris explained.
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Three people have so far been accused of helping Loyd evade capture.
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Look at the things wealthy people can do legally to evade taxes.
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To inherit Le Guin's principles is to evade the fantasy of power.
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He then ran down four pedestrians during an attempt to evade capture.
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There are also education services aimed at helping bad guys evade detection.
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Presumably, this is an attempt to evade legal action by Swift's people.
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Many people wondered how Trump managed to evade China's tough internet controls.
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He also describes exhausting efforts to evade the rivals who hunt him.
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Democrats would have helped it easily evade a filibuster in the Senate.
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It's to change things as quickly as possible to evade being found.
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Clinton attempts to evade this criticism by stating that the federal system
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Given the codename Eagle 1, he was taught how to evade capture.
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The concept is similar: stopping cancer's ability to evade the immune system.
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It offers release, an ability to evade the realities of everyday existence.
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Atilla, 47, was convicted in January of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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Many individuals avoid medical screenings in an attempt to evade alarming information.
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The New York Times uncovered software that allowed Uber to evade authorities.
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These companies divide, rename, and merge entities often to evade legal action.
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The escape allowed him to evade capture ... but only for another week.
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In due time, slowking4 would create new identities to evade the authorities.
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Chemists had been tweaking molecular structures to evade the DEA scheduling regime.
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Powerful people, Mr. Kine said, are often able to evade justice entirely.
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Patel fled in an effort to evade authorities, according to the FBI.
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Chalp claims that she played dead in order to evade the bear.
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This practice allows members and committees to evade responsibility for their actions.
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Both evade some specifics, but there is enough for a substantive debate.
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The stolen account information was allegedly used to evade PayPal security measures.
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Many artists have been forced to find creative ways to evade censorship.
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Can the president evade these limitations by filling key posts with cronies?
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In China, fentanyl makers are constantly finding new ways to evade detection.
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Samuel manages to evade them by climbing a fence on Guzmán's property.
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Thanks to Republicans in the Senate, he's poised to evade punishment again.
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They went into hiding and died, Amini heard, trying to evade capture.
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Pham Doan Trang (Vietnam)Journalist in hiding to evade arrest continues reporting.
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At least one man managed to evade capture, according to the agents.
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Persons determined to be assisting him to evade capture will be prosecuted.
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Celebrities' careers have been ruined for trying to evade service, she added.
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Iran's "resistance economy" was built to withstand external pressure and evade scrutiny.
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As the seals evade her, the shark charges deeper into the forest.
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Want to evade taxes by overpaying subsidiaries abroad for bananas you're importing?
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In this country, it's your right to evade those sorts of controls.
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Another thing about pay transparency: It makes it harder to evade your taxes.
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It is also electrically narrative, although the particulars of the story evade viewers.
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For example, AF1 is equipped to evade and distract surface to air missiles.
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The governor, however, has been trying his darnedest to evade actually fixing it.
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Can Star, Simone, and Alex trump Glamour, and evade prison in the process?
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But Trump has managed, thus far, to evade the effects of the movement.
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The Lightning II's biggest selling point is its ability to evade enemy radar.
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"It also means that at some level, they're still able to evade sanctions."
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He continues to evade the question about whether the photo is of him.
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The aim is to make it harder for retail businesses to evade taxes.
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Admittedly, though, Rice has done little to evade this perception of his character.
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Do they want to keep tax loopholes that let profitable corporations evade taxes?
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Lombard doesn't like moving to evade blows and he covers up against them.
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Credit Suisse forked over $25 billion for helping its wealthy clients evade taxes.
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Essentially, some things just evade definition, and glass is one of those things.
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Together, they try to evade the pursuit of an off-book CIA agent.
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There are no bad guys to kill or obstacles to evade. Just…dots.
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Amazingly, the four amateur criminals would go on to evade capture for weeks.
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A lot of time you could evade them, but not all the time.
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Chemists have been slightly altering molecular structures to evade the DEA scheduling regime.
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I went there neither to evade old memories nor to make new ones.
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They show that over 2628,28503 offshore companies are using Panama to evade taxes.
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They show that over 214,000 offshore companies are using Panama to evade taxes.
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That's because synthetic cannabinoids are uniquely positioned to evade typical drug-prohibition techniques.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration is trying to evade the blame of family separation.
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So it's pretty easy to evade taxes in the domestic US without offshoring?
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Standard quality outfighting, lead to draw the response, then either evade or counter.
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Efforts to evade detection at the border and at checkpoints are nothing new.
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They argue that the policies flout federal laws and help criminals evade deportation.
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The plan creates a massive loophole with which ordinary people can evade taxes.
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I'm not here to help people evade justice; that's not what it's about.
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Some tried changing their user names to evade the bot (it didn't work).
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The thieves are not known to the police, which helps them evade detection.
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Clinton, saying she set up her private server specifically to evade records requests.
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Companies have also been timing shipments to arrive earlier to evade the Sept.
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Rather than evade or elide these criticisms, Improbable incorporated them into the story.
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Their skills help them evade less acrobatic predators, like bears, wolves and cougars.
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A friend takes out her trash, dispersing it around town to evade snoops.
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He also structured certain financial transactions to "evade currency reporting requirements," prosecutors said.
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And it's continued to change, and evade the human immune system, since then.
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Many people in China use VPNs to try to evade government censors online.
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Griffith made the trip anyway, traveling through China to evade US travel restrictions.
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Mr. Ghosn has some experience trying to evade those trying to find him.
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Kendi writes: A new vocabulary emerged, allowing users to evade admissions of racism.
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In many cases, attempting to evade service can result in a lengthy prison sentence.
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And when will choosing abortion simply because you can be enough to evade judgment?
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It is being investigated for allegedly designing software to identify and evade transport regulators.
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The ceremonies, often in unhygienic conditions, are shrouded in secrecy to evade the law.
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In addition, we have found that distributors often re-label products to evade detection.
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"tactics," which are deployed by the weak to evade the structures that seek to
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Eventually, creating ransomware that can evade ShieldFS may prove more trouble than it's worth.
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In Hawaii, legislators came up with a plan to evade the Janus ruling entirely.
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Rich people hate paying taxes, and they use offshore bank accounts to evade them.
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He will continue to champion deregulation and permit big polluters to evade compliance altogether.
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And other fish than sharks may also be able to detect and evade them.
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The former One Directioner didn't try to cheat the rules or evade any questions.
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They suspected he had previously fled to Macau to evade arrest in Hong Kong.
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Access to cryptocurrency also appears to be helping residents evade US-imposed banking sanctions.
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However, the best way to survive the scary situation is to evade it completely.
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This fact seemed to evade Senator Orrin Hatch who asked how Facebook remains free.
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Smart bombs, typically, can evade missile-defense systems and then precisely hit the target.
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Technology services will not evade the backlash against globalisation, and may make it worse.
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One priority is intelligent sea mines, which can scoot around and so evade sweeping.
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The virus has to stick to the cell and evade the monkey's immune system.
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The virus' glycoproteins change slightly from generation to generation, allowing it to evade detection.
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His losses from those companies were what let him evade taxes for several years.
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It's not uncommon for malware to generate new domains to try to evade detection.
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The constant tension — will Cora be able to evade the slave catcher this time?
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Rafael is accused of conspiracy and submitting falsified records to evade federal fishing quotas.
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Another has been whether Uber had been using anything to systematically evade regulatory scrutiny.
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So it was really easy to evade taxes, because there was total bank secrecy.
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EDT (0800 GMT) as the driver apparently was trying to evade police, Gualtieri said.
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According to executive producer Ryan Murphy, homophobic attitudes in America let Cunanan evade punishment.
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How could these people perpetrate such consequential criminal acts, and at that evade detection?
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Prosecutors are focused on whether there was an effort to evade campaign contribution limits.
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Coast Guard officials said Cubans had become more aggressive in trying to evade capture.
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But rich citizens will likely try to shelter their assets and evade the tax.
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"If children were harmed in our facility, we will not evade responsibility," it said.
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It would have you believe she's considering a dangerous response to evade the consequences.
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He had painted his gold Suzuki black to try to evade capture, police said.
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Cryptocurrencies evade such folly through two unique features: being decentralised and in finite supply.
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The government's explicit desire to evade sanctions bothers those who want to legitimize blockchain.
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Conservationists said that poachers had poisoned the birds in an effort to evade detection.
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This was done in secrecy to evade the [review] process by the city council.
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Critics will say that your firm is just helping the bad guys evade justice.
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The North Koreans, too, have become experts at covering their tracks to evade sanctions.
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Whirlpool accused Samsung and LG of "serial country-hopping" to evade American trade actions.
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Meng Wanzhou is accused of committing fraud to help Huawei evade sanctions against Iran.
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But last week the European Union announced a novel plan to evade Washington's reach.
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Bronny tried to evade a hug, but James strong-armed him into an embrace.
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Soy muy cuidadoso con mis acciones porque la gente juzga, se incomoda, o evade.
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Others, the NYT said, have called the outbreak "Chernobyl" to evade the censorship rules.
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His face is disfigured from multiple surgeries in an unsuccessful attempt to evade capture.
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"Schools can't just hide and evade because of various factors -- or seek simplistic resolutions."
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Is it the reason Mr. Jingles was able to evade police for so long?
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ISIS also takes advantage of rugged terrain in eastern Afghanistan to evade military strikes.
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But the rule breakers, even if they evade capture, likely face a tough road.
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Forced arbitration rigs the system and helps bad actors evade our system of justice.
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Still, the e-cigarette industry has been unable to evade scrutiny through the outbreak.
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Still, the e-cigarette industry has been unable to evade scrutiny through the outbreak.
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Those agents are used to chasing after single Mexican men determined to evade capture.
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Having attempted to evade capture, he is being portrayed as a hero in India.
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An amalgamation of Indian classical and tribal images, Rodwittiya's asexual goddesses evade easy categorization.
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But these guys in the Taliban have also figured out ways to evade this.
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Later, TechCrunch found dozens of apps that used enterprise certificates to evade the app store.
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Prosecutors ordered Stadler's arrest in mid-June over fears he might try to evade justice.
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"What the court does -- and the court does this often -- is evade reality," Irons says.
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Campaigners say while girls may be rescued and brothel owners arrested, traffickers usually evade prosecution.
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But a few smart programs find ways to evade the appeal of the binge-watch.
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While not illegal, critics say offshore banking allows individuals and organizations to evade public scrutiny.
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Clinton is a skilled debater and prevaricator, but even she can't evade the obvious here.
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Toshiba declined to comment on criticism that the deal was structured to evade antimonopoly scrutiny.
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Basically it's a tunnel escape for car chases where you have to evade the helicopter.
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Prosecutors say the donation was designed to "evade the reporting requirements" written in federal law.
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The deputy police commissioner, Paseka Mokete, said police feared the suspect could now evade justice.
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But the 4S managed to evade the Antennagate-grade fiasco that plagued the iPhone 4.
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Those restrictions, however, are as easy to evade as underage drinking laws on college campuses.
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It was a way to disrupt, also to move in a group and evade authorities.
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Authorities reviewed surveillance video showing Bruce trying to evade Courtier as he drove toward him.
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Police believe they have since fled to the St. Louis, Missouri area to "evade capture".
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A U.S. court in May jailed a Halkbank executive for helping Tehran evade U.S. sanctions.
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You need to move fast if you want to evade the zombies coming after you.
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Anyone caught attempting to evade the ban may face criminal prosecution, in addition to fines.
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Some cancer cells have large amounts of PD-L1, which help them evade immune attack.
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The ship to ship transfer is the only way they&aposve been able to evade.
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Whatever the scenario, a single term beckons—assuming that Trump can evade impeachment that long.
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As I move through the world, I still evade and turn away from my reflection.
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And they aren't open to the mass public, so they evade consumer protection regulation too.
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Investigators believe the man used the wheelchair to evade security checks at Mogadishu's international airport.
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Hackers are increasingly using encryption and ransomware to exhort money from victims and evade detection.
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Uber is also under investigation for allegedly using software to evade law enforcement and regulators.
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But Puzder wants powerful corporations to be able to evade all responsibility for these actions.
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Such an "interpretation" would evade the plain language of the Constitution, and it cannot stand.
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Mediated speech becomes the only remaining document of experiences that evade or perhaps refuse representation.
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Putin said virtual currencies could be used to launder money, evade taxes and finance terrorism.
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Both are commonly understood to describe scummy attempts to evade government oversight of legislative priorities.
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They also didn't warn the ship to zigzag in its pattern to evade enemy submarines.
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Hiram gets a roof over his head, and Melia and her siblings evade foster care.
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Though his coworkers try to help him evade the officers, he's caught and taken away.
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Could he really evade prosecution for any of the war crimes committed during the conflict?
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Looming punishments for Halkbank, a state-owned Turkish bank accused of helping Iran evade sanctions.
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To evade accountability abroad, Mugabe has wrapped himself in the mantle of freedom-loving revolutionary.
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A private Facebook group encourages motorists in Staten Island to evade or disable speed cameras.
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They walk through remote areas where the temperatures reach triple digits to evade immigration officials.
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Putin also said the missile will eventually be able to evade U.S. missile defense systems.
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So to evade those systems, people sometimes can alter images or switch to different terminology.
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Another angle: The agency's previous president reportedly advised AfD members on how to evade observation.
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After SARS, Chinese health officials built an infectious disease reporting system to evade political meddling.
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He figured out that the offender was trying to evade detection to look at pornography.
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When she moved three hours away to evade him, she said, the assailant found her.
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Death threats forced the mayor to switch cars several times a day to evade assassins.
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Learning how to block, evade, immobilize and disarm potential attackers was not the hardest task.
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She moved constantly to evade detection and dyed her hair blonde to avoid being recognized.
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If someone decides to walk out and violate evade quarantine orders, there will be consequences.
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Uber has said it discontinued the use of Greyball to evade the authorities in March.
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UBS is under pressure following a conviction in France for helping wealthy clients evade taxes.
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UBS is under pressure following a conviction in France for helping wealthy clients evade taxes.
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The advisory made explicit reference to Iranian nationals who use secondary citizenship to evade sanctions.
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How can art evade both the philistinism of Silicon Valley and the revanchism of technophobes?
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But critics say Chinese firms merely shifted production to other countries to evade the tariffs.
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Businesses evade stiffer rules by moving elsewhere, hindering national aspirations to improve in these areas.
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Rosenstein said the encrypted communication devices make it easier for these individuals to evade detection.
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Faced with the reality of their actions, the administration is now trying to evade responsibility.
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If Ruiz Jr. landed, he would do whatever he could to evade rather than engage.
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To evade detection, the doctors established sequential code names for each hospital, M1 through M21.
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The attempt to evade risk turned out to be the riskiest strategy of all. ♦
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En nuestras entrevistas, Hanks no evade ninguna pregunta, pero tampoco habla más de lo debido.
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This is atop a Search story that continues to evade the law of large numbers.
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Grey also used his position as the governor of Jamaica to help Jamie evade arrest.
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I also began avoiding him to evade fighting, which only made him all the angrier.
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Overseas servers were used to conceal the camera users' real IP address and evade detection.
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Once a helicopter has locked onto a pursuit, it's rare for suspects to evade capture.
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Let no else's work evade your eyes, Remember why the good Lord made your eyes.
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Activists and reporters use phones and social media to document atrocities, helping evade government censors.
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They're coming from Central America, and they're not in any way attempting to evade apprehension.
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Back in September, the Obama administration charged a Chinese trading company linked to the Bank of Dandong with a criminal complaint of conspiring to evade U.S. economic sanctions and using front companies to evade U.S. sanctions targeting North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programs.
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U.S. prosecutors say Zarrab used these businesses to evade U.S. sanctions for the benefit of Iran.
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Finicum was shot to death days later trying to evade a police checkpoint outside the refuge.
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It turns out Wells Fargo has a long history of using arbitration to evade legal scrutiny.
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If we don't like a law, we should repeal it, not make it easier to evade.
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A criminal is trying to evade a crime scene in a sports car on the highway.
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Smaller dealers can also evade responsibility by closing up shop, leaving angry customers in the lurch.
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Meng faces extradition to the US over allegations she helped Huawei evade US sanctions on Iran.
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China, alarmed at the way crypto-currencies can evade government oversight, has taken the harshest line.
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Even in our new 500-square-foot apartment, we found ways to successfully evade one another.
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The malware uses a forged certificate to sign the component to help evade detection, said Caspi.
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But it's hard for some to seek out recognition after years of trying to evade oppression.
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A French court found ubs guilty of helping people evade tax and fined it €3.7bn ($4.2bn).
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On Sunday, he managed to evade authorities hot on his trail by fleeing in a car.
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Trey Gowdy questioned Comey on the definition of intent and how Clinton could possibly evade punishment.
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In February, Marco Rubio tried to evade his constituents by telling them he was in Europe.
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Not surprisingly, the internet is rife with examples of users shifting their behavior to evade restrictions.
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Others can be seen walking across the tracks and mountain trails at night to evade authorities.
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The only thing more unsettling than these strange and mysterious happenings is that they evade explanation.
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There's the Greyball program that the company used to evade regulators and is now being investigated.
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It would enable citizens to organize, hold governments accountable, and evade the predations of the state.
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For those alleged crimes, Epstein made a plea agreement with federal prosecutors to evade serious charges.
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Police were able to catch around 200 prisoners, but dozens more were able to evade capture.
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U.S. authorities are investigating whether Hapoalim helped American clients evade U.S. taxes at its Swiss unit.
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But Uber has faced a scrutiny for using software that allegedly allowed them to evade regulators.
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For merchants seeking to evade such defenses, disguising their computer programs as real shoppers is key.
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Some drug smugglers build complex narco-submarines that silently and effectively evade authorities in open waters.
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They have many legitimate purposes but can also be used to hide assets and evade taxes.
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Oysters glisten in baskets as Arya runs through the streets of Braavos to evade her assassin.
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At one point, he considered disguising himself as a monk in Thailand to evade the Allies.
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Go deeper: The dark side of cryptocurrencies: how rogue regimes are using them to evade sanctions
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He's become something of a dark folk hero in Mexico for his ability to evade justice.
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A softball question followed by an occasional harder one that she allowed the guest to evade.
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If economic problems do arise, Lopez Obrador would struggle to evade blame, said car valet Carrillo.
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The women evade authorities one final time by driving to their deaths in the Grand Canyon.
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In Turkey, jailed gold-traders helping Iran evade sanctions relied on Giuliani for lobbying for freedom.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating ZKB on suspicion it helped wealthy Americans evade taxes.
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That can enable them to evade restrictions on sites that contain pornography or other unacceptable content.
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An artist created masks that evade facial recognition and send a message about invasions of privacy.
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The German automaker acknowledged last year that it used a defeat device to evade emissions limits.
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He will dismiss, deflect, evade and generally avoid being pinned down for his words and views.
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The companies were accused of hiding illegal shipments by using deceptive ship transfers to evade sanctions.
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The group is known to use encrypted chat programs to evade law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Why can gun-show customers evade the federal background checks that other gun buyers must undergo?
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Whites withdrew from the "public sphere" across America and migrated to the suburbs to evade integration.
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VW installed so-called "defeat devices" on those cars, allowing them to evade federal emissions tests.
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Despite the Falcons' middling rush, Rodgers took four sacks and needed superhuman efforts to evade others.
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And they can also muffle a soldier's hearing, making it harder to locate and evade threats.
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Credit Suisse had paid a $2.8 billion fine in 2014 for helping wealthy Americans evade tax.
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Go deeper: How cryptocurrencies are being used to evade sanctions … Top cyber powers in the world
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The Avalanche infrastructure used a technique meant to delay and evade detection called double fast flux.
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Sonia Alika pleaded guilty to illegally structuring their illicit cash withdrawals to evade bank reporting requirements.
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Those moves allowed the Russians to evade strengthened detection systems and blend in with the crowd.
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Governments will not stand by and allow these cryptocurrencies to evade the regulations around these activities.
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As the costs of human smuggling soar, the smuggling networks have greater resources to evade detection.
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Now, Whirlpool says the companies have moved production to Vietnam and Thailand to evade further duties.
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That way, it can evade antimissile defenses, as well as shorten or eliminate enemy warning time.
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Greig was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined $150,000 for helping Bulger evade capture.
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Treasury collects the taxes on cigarettes and liquor, but A.T.F. investigates efforts to evade those taxes.
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" In an effort to simply get to next page and evade shouting "WHAT ABOUT RICHARD NIXON!?
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Haaretz and Kan said that another Palestinian businessman who had attended Manama managed to evade arrest.
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Some people appeared to be using techniques to evade automated systems that find and delete content.
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The sooner you're clued in to a follower, the more options you have to evade them.
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Others have pleaded with border guards or attempted to evade border controls by wading through rivers.
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These laws helped advance broadly shared prosperity, but owners of capital devised strategies to evade them.
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But providing a platform that allows users to evade official scrutiny has brought its own problems.
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The ruling provides a blueprint for malicious actors to evade the reach of American law enforcement.
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Sanctions apply only to entities that knowingly evade sanctions, the Treasury Department official said on Thursday.
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They say the firearms — known as "ghost guns" — would allow criminals and terrorists to evade detection.
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Fourth, business tax reform must not open up new loopholes for top earners to evade taxes.
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Those who evade the quarantine would be listed as a wanted person, according to the report.
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Some companies have tried to evade the issue by insisting they want to avoid politics altogether.
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Some companies have tried to evade the issue by insisting they want to avoid politics altogether.
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The Base intends to operate internationally, with cells in multiple countries to evade detection by authorities.
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If it's different enough to evade detection, that doesn't seem to be part of the impetus.
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Despite this reality, the bill would evade U.S. refugee protection responsibilities, foisting them on to Mexico.
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Just remember that's the cost to help American monopolies evade taxes, and it's your patriotic duty.
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Businesses get to say they've protected their workers or students (and evade liability in the process).
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To evade detection, they set up a complicated network of fake host accounts and Airbnb profiles.
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Worse still, the excessive punishment levied on people who evade subway fares in essence criminalizes poverty.
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Surveillance cameras captured the chaos as people ran and jumped to evade the vehicle, prosecutors said.
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He said it's easy to evade Facebook's controls, and that demand for his services remains strong.
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No matter how thorough this process, it's always possible that well-engineered flaws can evade detections.
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The new Russian weapon system flies at superfast speeds and can evade traditional missile defense systems.
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People will find ways to evade them, going underground or traveling in spite of the restrictions.
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But if we hide them away in a museum, it becomes easier to evade their implications.
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He also discovered consistent variations in how prairie dogs use their alarm calls to evade predators.
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Federal prosecutors accused an American cryptocurrency expert Virgil Griffith of helping North Korea evade US sanctions.
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In case anyone tries to evade the tax, Sanders includes harsh enforcement provisions in his plan.
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U.S. prosecutors have charged nine people in the case with conspiring to help Iran evade sanctions.
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Zarrab has accused Turkish politicians, including President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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Facebook's policy decisions on "branded content" may help Bloomberg's campaign evade scrutiny from researchers and journalists.
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Russian government officials have also discussed issuing some sort of crypto-ruble, to evade American sanctions.
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In the past they were accused of enabling people to evade copyright and of hosting child pornography.
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It also noted that other companies had made efforts to evade taxes by shifting their profits overseas.
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The company also faces a criminal probe into "Greyball," an program Uber reportedly used to evade regulators.
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We can root for Walter White to evade prison while still acknowledging that he's a deplorable person.
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In this model, the AGI would be motivated to spread itself across computer networks and evade programmers.
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DE in its effort to evade U.S. diesel emissions standards, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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ZTE pleaded guilty last year to conspiring to evade U.S. embargoes by selling U.S. equipment to Iran.
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Two former staffers said Bravo would aggressively try to evade tails by throwing elbows and running away.
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In countries where cash is king, forcing people to record transactions makes it harder to evade tax.
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BRF is a target in an investigation, accused of engaging in fraud to evade food safety checks.
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As the man attempted to evade police, his T-shirt is pulled up, revealing a holstered handgun.
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"Sexual assault crimes remain tragically common in our society, and offenders too often evade accountability," it read.
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But to that point like I said the whole review ecosystem is designed to evade Amazon's detection.
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The crowd, meanwhile, cheered whenever it managed to evade the stadium security's best efforts to corner it.
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DOJ: (n.) New, simplified spelling of the word "dodge," meaning to evade by cunning, trickery or deceit.
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His father later helped him cross the Texas-Mexico border to evade authorities, sparking an international manhunt.
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The Makhlouf borthers were using the shell company to conceal their international financial holdings and evade sanctions.
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The real question is, how will she manage to evade capture long enough to reach that goal?
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Though, equally, Google could just come up with a compliance workaround to evade the requirement to pay.
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And I am in no way advocating any solution that would evade a properly-executed court order.
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It is alleged that banks and other entities used the law firm to help clients evade taxes.
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Instead he promised to close "tax loopholes" that supposedly let the rich evade $1.6 trillion in taxes.
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Protesters have increasingly adopted flash tactics, playing a cat and mouse game with police to evade capture.
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How did you experience the block, and have you figured out a way to evade it yet?
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In sum, their work suggests that bacteria often use similar mechanisms to evade all classes of drug.
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So it takes a lot more work to evade bot detection now that it did in 2016.
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At the tender age of 12, she escaped with her family from Belgium to evade Nazi invasion.
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Fan goes on to explain that she did, indeed, evade taxes, as was suggested during her disappearance.
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Washington alleges that the executive helped Huawei evade sanctions preventing the sale of U.S. technology to Iran.
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And I am in no way advocating any solution that would evade a properly executed court order.
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Iran has long relied on Latin America to evade Western sanctions, including, critically, on ballistic missiles technology.
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They often have diplomatic privileges that allow them to evade their host country's domestic laws, experts say.
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A report on CSNChicago marveled at how this blockbuster, crosstown trade seemed to evade everyone in baseball.
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In response, Iranian activists and ordinary citizens use circumvention tools, such as VPNs, to evade government censors.
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Luckily, plenty of research has also been done about how to confuse or evade facial recognition tech.
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With prices as low as $299, the illicit certificates can evade some digital defenses on the cheap.
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The British government has tried to crack down on companies using creative accounting to evade tax payments.
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Last month, a Volkswagen engineer pleaded guilty in Detroit to helping the company evade U.S. emission standards.
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Local hip-hop promoters said it was not unusual for artist entourages to evade standard security precautions.
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It also crystallized the pardon as a tool for executive-branch officials to evade responsibility for crimes.
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Many of the biggest debtors are front companies set up by local governments to evade national regulators.
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Kim's name is now on legislation that would close the legal loophole that helped Ketcham evade punishment.
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Other foreign firms adapted by producing bikes with 6900cc engines to evade the tariff cutoff at 2628cc.
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But alarmed at the way crypto-currencies can evade government oversight, last year it banned domestic exchanges.
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"We are not going to evade our responsibility," Guaido told reporters in eastern Caracas after the announcement.
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"People can evade accusations of racism," says Paul Garrett, associate professor of linguistic anthropology at Temple University.
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But some regulators are accusing internet giants of trying to evade the tougher requirements of the law.
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The bribes allegedly bought the Murgios access to the credit union, which they used to evade detection.
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The company was used by the Sharif's family to launder money, evade tax and hide offshore assets.
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And if it manages to infect other legitimate programs after being downloaded, it could evade detection indefinitely.
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Again and again, we ask how they managed to evade justice and do wrong for so long.
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For instance, Pittsburgh's mayor helped Uber evade a fine levied by the state for ignoring its regulations.
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Flouting it like the goons on Wall Street was the only way to profit and evade consequences.
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"War criminals, no matter how many decades have passed, cannot evade prosecution," Bernard told the Senate committee.
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Credit Suisse agreed in 2014 to pay a $2.5 billion fine for helping rich Americans evade taxes.
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Citizens in countries with repressive governments have long used Tor to circumvent firewalls and evade government surveillance.
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Cancer cells are highly adaptable and often find ways to evade treatments aimed at only one target.
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More of us have seen the devastation up close and would do almost anything to evade it.
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Still, you can tell Price was already feeling the heat, and used the flu to evade questions.
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The cartoon was divorced from its story's real-life connections, something the live-action take can't evade.
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But these ships can evade detection by changing their names and flags before they come into port.
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Faced with this obstacle, Republicans have chosen to exploit two Senate rules that let them evade filibusters.
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Dagger: A plane-launched hypersonic glide missile designed to evade missile defense with advanced speed and maneuverability.
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The respect accorded his professional position often gives him a surreal power to evade suspicion and accountability.
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The tool allowed Uber to deploy a fake version of its app to evade law enforcement agencies.
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Some officers at protests have been seen obscuring or not wearing identifying badges, possibly to evade scrutiny.
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This means the women are often knowledgeable about what to do — and not do — to evade suspicion.
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Was it legal for Uber to use a fake version of its app to evade law enforcement?
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History teaches that determined people will evade, penetrate, surmount, and tunnel under even the most imposing structures.
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The budget includes special rules that would allow the health-care bill to evade a Senate filibuster.
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Yet terrorists, their state sponsors and other enablers constantly seek new ways to evade our counterterrorism pressure.
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The families helped hide Snowden in 2013, concealing him for weeks while he tried to evade authorities.
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In my time in Syria, I met one person who seemed to evade both of these traps.
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In 2014, Morocco repealed a provision that allowed convicted rapists to evade punishment by marrying their victims.
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But in confronting its own harassment lawsuits, New York has repeatedly tried to evade those added responsibilities.
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But it was one of those sputtering bloops that had just enough energy to evade the defense.
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To evade detection, he snuck into the complexes on weekends or holidays when security was more lax.
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Prosecutors argued the men were not in medical distress and accused Warren of helping them evade authorities.
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The episode illustrates how Russians seeking to evade U.S. sanctions sought the help of Trump's political allies.
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FRANKFURT — When Volkswagen executives decided in 22014 to use software to evade emissions rules, they needed help.
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VW has admitted that it rigged some 11 million vehicles worldwide with software to evade pollution standards.
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Tesla drivers in Florida got an unexpected assist this weekend as they scrambled to evade Hurricane Irma.
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"IS members know how to tell lies to mislead judges in order to evade prosecutions," Naaman said.
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The perpetrators often evade attempts to meet by claiming they are in the military and deployed abroad.
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She also allowed several for-profit schools to evade even those loosened rules by converting to nonprofits.
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To make fine distinctions was to evade responsibility and, in her stark moral universe, commensurate with complicity.
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The problem is that some shippers and truck drivers have already found ways to evade this safeguard.
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A cash-management technique like personal deposits structured to evade notice can legally amount to money laundering.
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Players evade censors easily by omitting letters or adding numerals to ethnic slurs written in game chats.
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By the third round, McGregor was even resorting to jogging away from Diaz to evade the infight.
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To conflate an understandable desire to preserve confidentiality with an intention to evade tax is simplistic and misleading.
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Given all that, I'm not sure how the record manages to evade the feeling of fetishizing the past.
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The scene features the funny ladies hijacking someone's Uber while trying to evade criminals out to kill them.
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North Korea often uses these so-called "flags of convenience" on ships in an effort to evade sanctions.
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Meng, who is reportedly suspected of trying to evade U.S. trade curbs on Iran, was detained on Dec.
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International jurist groups and activists have criticized Duterte for what they say is an attempt to evade justice.
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She is reportedly suspected of trying to evade U.S. trade curbs on Iran, and was detained on Dec.
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Pterosaurs likely had to fly immediately to evade the jaws of meat-eating dinosaurs, according to the study.
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Indeed, the allegation that the server setup was an elaborate con to evade transparency law is doubly ridiculous.
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Deja vu: Uber recently made headlines when it was discovered it used software to evade local law enforcement.
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But when Moore did this he would go into a deep crouch in order to further evade blows.
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"He saw DoorDash's opposition for what it was – an attempt to delay and ultimately evade liability," Lenkner said.
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Counting arrests does not necessarily yield a reliable estimate of the number of border-crossers who evade detection.
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For seven seasons, Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish has managed to evade death and come out ahead every single time.
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But since many are released while their cases are pending, some never return to court and evade deportation.
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Their disillusion is compounded by the knowledge that those with money and connections can evade the rat-race.
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He didn't tell any of his siblings, knowing he wouldn't be able to evade their questions so easily.
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On North Korea, Trump himself told Reuters in January that Russia was helping Pyongyang evade United Nations sanctions.
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Ai Weiwei returns to the United States, Salvator Mundi's origins are revealed, and Chinese antiquities evade Trump's tariffs.
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Last July, Apple deleted VPN apps from the App Store that let mainland Chinese internet users evade censorship.
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The plane can evade surface-to-air missiles, and has shielding to protect passengers from a nuclear blast.
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But during his freshman year, Cunanan's father, Modesto, flees the country for the Philippines to evade embezzlement charges.
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People are talking about this story because it is thoughtful and oblique enough to evade clear talking points.
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They may even go as far as helping transgressors to evade what they see as an unfair penalty.
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If senators permit her to evade public questions about her participation in the interrogation, they should be condemned.
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Then, investigators believe he moved to Sacramento, where he continued to evade capture for more than four decades.
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They cause physical changes in the salmon, they can't smell and they inhibit their ability to evade predators.
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The Treasury Department has initiated multiple steps to crack down on companies pushing funds overseas to evade taxes.
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The singer Sia is now known for her iconic face-covering wig to evade the trappings of fame.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday that Russia was helping North Korea evade international sanctions.
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Sherman also said the Trump administration has attempted to evade Congress on sharing nuclear power with the kingdom.
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Generally, those business owners who threatened to leave Seattle to evade the new wage haven't been following through.
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It targets patients with a genetic mutation known as T790M that helps tumors evade current lung cancer pills.
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And Uber is under a criminal investigation over its use of technology to evade regulators in certain cities.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions said a public warning from Oakland's mayor helped more than 800 people evade arrest.
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The Singapore government said the tougher penalty was aimed at vice syndicates that use technology to evade enforcement.
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Businesses openly advertised the opportunity to evade local sales tax as a reason to shop on their site.
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Unfortunately, U.S. adversaries are not deterred by sanctions because sanctions are difficult to enforce and easier to evade.
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According to Cohen, Trump falsely inflated his assets to get bank loans, then deflated them to evade taxes.
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Russia, like China, has been accused of being one of the worst offenders at helping Pyongyang evade sanctions.
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These measures could be used to pressure Chinese firms, which continue to help North Korea evade trade sanctions.
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As the U.S. boats tried to "evade and then communicated with the Iranians," two more Iranian vessels arrived.
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Mr. Rahman was injured while trying to evade arrest, Mr. Khan said, and later died of his injuries.
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She said that at one point she filled her calendar with fake events in order to evade Strider.
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Detectives also arrested Gustavo Arriaga's girlfriend and another of his brothers, accusing them of helping Arriaga evade police.
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The ability to hide their identity meant protesters could evade the law and act more daring, she said.
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By recalling the Romantic voyaging that had preceded him, he could evade the straitlaced Victorianism that surrounded him.
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The large, flightless bird has been on the lam and managed to evade capture for nearly two months.
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Here's the bottom line: The walrus can't press buttons on a remote control to evade death and suffering.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Internal Revenue Service is on the hunt for people who used Bitcoin to evade taxes.
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Iran has said it will sell oil on a "grey market" to evade U.S. sanctions, without giving details.
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Political people may have more of a tendency to evade, but Jane, her tendency is to answer them.
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Together, the trio must evade the authorities who fear that the truth in Mustafa's words will incite rebellion.
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The indictment said he also agreed to take steps to evade detection by Honduran customs and law enforcement.
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So what might have allowed this particular brain to evade the microbes that would have otherwise devoured it?
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Gaethje used his high guard nicely, along with some head movement to evade most of Johnson's best blows.
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Yes, but: While China and Russia are well-positioned to evade U.S. sanctions, the European Union is not.
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A company proposal on Tuesday looks at first glance like a creative way to evade near-certain delisting.
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Against the fence he will circle out beautifully, often engaging his opponent just to evade under their retaliation.
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The Treasury Department says that Evrofinance helped launch PDVSA's cryptocurrency, Petro, which has been used to evade sanctions.
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The searches came as the companies face a backlash over their efforts to evade rules on diesel emissions.
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Powerful men have long been able to evade consequences when it comes to illicit sex and sexual misconduct.
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He has pleaded guilty to conspiring to evade the sanctions and is now a witness for American prosecutors.
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Such a law would at least mean that Trump couldn't evade justice forever just by winning re-election.
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Those who evade quarantine face a $641 fine and up to six months in prison, according to SCMP.
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Those caught climbing without a permit face a fine of twice the fee they were trying to evade.
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"The more Hamas tries to evade responsibility, the deeper it sinks," Adnan al-Dmairi told Reuters by telephone.
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The podcast is a fascinating, illuminating way to understand the various systems that allowed Weinstein to evade accountability.
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The podcast is a fascinating, illuminating way to understand the various systems that allowed Weinstein to evade accountability.
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A horse tries to evade the nearby bushfires at a residential property near the town of Nowra, Dec.
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The Supreme Court may be able to evade review here, but these issues are certain to repeat themselves.
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Memes are an important Qanon tactic, in part because, as images, they often evade efforts to moderate content.
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The result is that outsourcing employers will more easily evade responsibility for the working conditions in their businesses.
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But since many are released while their case is pending, some never return to court and evade deportation.
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Reminder: Ms. Meng is accused of deceiving four banks to enable Huawei to evade American sanctions against Iran.
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Hypersonic weapons travel more than five times the speed of sound and can evade traditional missile defense systems.
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Uy said the abductors were forced to abandon Agacac to delay the pursuing troops and evade a firefight.
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That the missiles were reportedly able to evade Saudi air defences by flying behind them demonstrates striking sophistication.
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The company then served up a fake version of the app, populated with ghost cars, to evade capture.
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Accepting it risks legitimatizing the donor and empowering them to evade justice as Epstein did for so long.
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The experimentation has had frightening consequences as chemists have turned to untested, dangerous compounds to evade drug laws.
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For triads, the pens help to evade an important regulation at wholesale fish markets—government permits to sell.
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Sherman also said the Trump administration had attempted to evade Congress on sharing nuclear power with the kingdom.
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A former Halkbank executive was convicted by a U.S. court in January of helping evade U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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As we saw when Arya killed the Night King, she has the skills to evade Dany's new Secret Service.
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The corrupt cop apparently helped Panico evade other police officers and turned a blind eye to the prostitution operation.
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It triggered a global scandal after showing how the rich and powerful allegedly used offshore companies to evade taxes.
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Over a 30-day period, the runner must evade chasers to reach a specified destination, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Healthier females are often older, more experienced, and more equipped to evade threats from predators (usually bigger, meaner fish).
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But they also force the transfer of it, they evade our export controls, and they&aposre coming over here.
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A U.S. jury this month found Mehmet Hakan Atilla, a Halkbank executive, guilty of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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The ease with which Hall was able to evade authorities caused friction between the medical and law enforcement staff.
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And that's important: As hackers upgrade their tools or learn new techniques, they can evade some previously effective defenses.
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This is meant to avoid large investment firms splitting into smaller units to evade stricter supervision and capital rules.
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Northcote Parkinson One dignity delays for all— One mitred Afternoon— None can avoid this purple— None evade this Crown!
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" This, she argued, meant they are "relationships that are formed in good faith, not to evade the executive order.
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There were also worries in and out of the administration that nonprofit conversions were being used to evade regulations.
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Price didn't seem bothered when we got him in D.C. and used the flu shot to evade our questions.
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Under the deal, he admitted to helping Manafort evade taxes, violate U.S. lobbying laws, and conceal foreign bank accounts.
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Shehab dismissed the allegation of foreign involvement as "an Israeli attempt to evade its responsibility" for the border deaths.
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Moth eyes absorb light particularly well, which helps them evade predators looking for a telltale glimmer of reflected light.
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As the authors note, fake-news publishers often change their domain names to evade detection and further confuse people.
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The NLRB argues that the waivers violate federal labor law and let companies evade their responsibilities under workplace statutes.
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Everyone knows that some firms are big enough to bend the rules and others shadowy enough to evade them.
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What steps will he take to evade and deceive the police or the agencies that seek to stop him?
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He then stole a neighbor's car at gunpoint and attempted to evade police, firing multiple shots at patrol cars.
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Then as now, police believed that the suspect had military or law enforcement training, which helped him evade detection.
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Instead of having to try and evade taxes, Congress would give them the tools to minimize their obligations automatically.
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There has been much public discussion about prescription drug costs, but health insurance companies have managed to evade blame.
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The company is the subject of a probe into whether its executives bribed inspectors to evade food safety checks.
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He will do anything to avoid becoming punchy, to evade taking headshots, even as a violent sport's premier star.
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The F-35's stealth design is made to evade enemy radar, allowing it to operate in contested environments.
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As such, they can lay low during the day and evade predation by daytime predators, including birds, he said.
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The NLRB argued that the waivers violate federal labor law and let companies evade their responsibilities under workplace statutes.
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Because fentanyl has a much smaller footprint, it makes it easier for dealers to evade detection by law enforcement.
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The town hall was interspersed with boos and jeers as the Congressman did his best to evade pointed questions.
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But to help the links evade spam filters, the attackers used a free, public link-shortening service called bit.
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The accelerated process seems designed to evade public scrutiny of any kind; the sad thing is, it might work.
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The girls alleged Backpage's rules were intended to instruct pimps how to post trafficking ads that evade law enforcement.
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The Treasury Department on Thursday targeted two Chinese shipping companies that allegedly helped North Korea evade international trade sanctions.
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They allege that distributors created systems to evade regulators as they continued to shuttle around massive amounts of opioids.
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Commerce Democrats last year accused Pai of trying to evade congressional oversight by failing to fully answer their inquiries.
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And Uber is also under a criminal investigation over its use of technology to evade regulators in certain cities.
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Apple's rejection notice to the developer added that "specifically, the app allowed users to evade law enforcement," they said.
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But they said such moves were commonly used by investors seeking to hide their assets and evade federal taxes.
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The radio crackled to life again: The narwhal were staying close to shore, possibly to evade a killer whale.
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Reliever Matt Albers retired Marcell Ozuna (strikeout) and J.T. Realmuto (groundout) with the bases full to evade more damage.
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Mr. Trump has been repeatedly accused of bringing false legal claims to avoid paying debts and evade contractual obligations.
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"We would use all our arsenal to fight against those who evade taxes this and next year," Siluanov said.
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They work by blocking a protein called PD-1 that tumors use to evade detection by the immune system.
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Regulators are also worried that cryptocurrencies may be used by people to evade tax, launder money or finance terrorism.
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HSBC early last year acknowledged "past compliance and control failures" that may have allowed some customers to evade taxes.
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Naturally, there will be options for those with any dietary restrictions that evade the consciousness of "basic" convenience stores.
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That leaves room for China and Russia, both well-positioned to evade U.S. sanctions, to strike deals with Iran.
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It's whimsical, sudden and Reddit-specific, but it doesn't completely evade description or provoke existential despair like The Button.
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Fraudsters will often wrap items in foil and stuff packages with sticks in a futile attempt to evade suspicion.
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As honor killings are commonly carried out within families, this means in effect that the murderers can evade justice.
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In response to the bad reviews, Jones has been using Iron Fist's press tour to defend and evade criticism.
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The guns are often broken down into pieces, hidden in electronics or disguised in other ways to evade authorities.
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It could fly at low altitudes for a seemingly unlimited range and change direction to evade traditional missile defenses.
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For most of the movie, Jesse's goal was to evade the police and get enough money to skip town.
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Police said he fled before driving a U-Haul truck into four pedestrians during an attempt to evade capture.
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The lukewarm in their flock simply ignore them; the zealous build new institutions specifically designed to evade their oversight.
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Now, she has been avoiding public events, washing her hands frequently, doing whatever she can to evade the coronavirus.
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Such blinding speeds would enable a hypersonic cruise missile to evade interceptor rockets, which fly at relatively slow speeds.
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One of these managed to evade the rockets, but the other was hit by fragments of the exploding missile.
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Those especially manage to evade the law thanks to secret agreements between party organizers and local politicians, Izaguirre claimed.
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The Treasury announced sanctions Thursday on two Chinese shipping companies it said were helping North Korea evade international sanctions.
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The Spiegel reports also outlined a number of other arrangements that allowed the club to evade UEFA's financial regulations.
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As North Korea faces tighter restrictions on trade, those willing to evade the sanctions can command even higher premiums.
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They also noted that some riot police officers did not wear badges during the episode, perhaps to evade prosecution.
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Background: Ms. Meng faces fraud charges that U.S. prosecutors have linked to Huawei's efforts to evade sanctions on Iran.
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The authorities in the United States have long been aware that virtual currencies might be used to evade sanctions.
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When agents encountered him, he rammed his car into multiple law enforcement vehicles in an effort to evade arrest.
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" Rapists, she said, "should never be able to evade legal consequences simply because an arbitrary time limit has expired.
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Encryption "allows offenders to diversify their methods and evade law enforcement," said Peter Dutton, the Australian home-affairs minister.
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Kaspersky's researchers noted that attackers had managed to burrow deep into the company's computers and evade detection for months.
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"They may not evade requests from Congress for documents and information necessary to conduct our inquiry," the chairmen wrote.
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"They may not evade requests from Congress for documents and information necessary to conduct our inquiry," the chairmen wrote.
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And the evidence has piled up that those high emissions levels were part of efforts to evade environmental standards.
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The tycoon's escape preparations spanned the globe, revealing the means by which the well-connected can evade legal accountability.
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The 38-year-old has been charged with homicide, evade and elude law enforcement and drug possession, police said.
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Atilla was sentenced to 32 months in a U.S. prison following his conviction for helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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"We have made it harder than ever for trafficking gangs to evade justice," said Britain's interior minister Priti Patel.
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Apple initially rejected the app for enabling people to evade the police, the app's Twitter account said last week.
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The UN Security Council has previously expressed concern over the use of bulk cash to evade its financial sanctions.
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Still, for better and for worse, it can't evade the happy-few obliviousness of Deco's relentless high-end glamour.
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The goal was to find security flaws that would allow Mr. Ghosn to evade the authorities, this person said.
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In practice, they do what most insurance companies seem to do: obfuscate and evade and force you to beg.
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She is accused, among other things, of deceiving four banks to enable Huawei to evade American sanctions against Iran.
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Assane Diallo is confident he can evade the coast guard when he leaves before dawn in the coming days.
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Not only in spending, but in every other important aspect of legislation, Congress has developed ways to evade blame.
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After he dismembered Lin's body and mailed parts to various locations, he fled to Germany to evade law enforcement.
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President Donald Trump made major news last week when he accused Russia of helping North Korea evade international sanctions.
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Photographs remind us of other photographs, and perhaps only the earliest photographs had a chance to evade this fate.
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"The amendment's assumption is that businesses are looking for a way to evade their responsibilities to workers," he said.
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Withholding the articles would allow the Senate to evade its constitutional duty to sit in judgment of Trump's misconduct.
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The creation of unstoppable and undetectable theater weapons that can evade both detection and countermeasures is a serious problem.
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HUD will hold local communities accountable if they allow or create loopholes that evade our country's fair housing laws.
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The separate indictment of 13 Russians described how they illegally obtained bank account numbers to evade PayPal's security measures.
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She skewered the nature of jokes, arguing that because they inevitably lead to incomplete stories, they evade difficult truths.
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Many of the most powerful are bafflingly opaque; others evade understanding because they involve an avalanche of statistical probability.
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You, too, will need to strategize very diligently if you're going to evade and expose your enemies this month.
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I continue to sleep with the people I want to when I want to, but fulfilling relationships evade me.
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The NLRB argues that those agreements violate federal labor law and let companies evade their responsibilities under workplace statutes.
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The pact foresees tough action to make operators of online marketplaces liable if third-party traders evade turnover tax.
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But Sevilla said authorities would also be vigilant of attempts to evade the new rule by claiming refugee status.
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Mandelker also said she would be discussing with European allies how to disrupt North Korean efforts to evade sanctions.
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That provides a big incentive to try to shift profits from sales in the US overseas to evade US taxes.
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Ms Meng is wanted in America on charges stemming from allegations that Huawei had tried to evade sanctions on Iran.
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Zarrab said on Thursday that when Erdogan was prime minister he authorised a transaction to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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That is, women are routinely preyed on by men who often evade appropriate punishment in a dysfunctional criminal-justice system.
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"The greater capacity of the Libyan coastguard means smugglers are resorting to more dangerous routes to evade detection," he said.
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It's not the first time executive privilege has been used by a member of the administration to evade Congressional questioning.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that the organism responsible for her death could evade 230 antibiotic drugs.
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The carpabenems are drugs of last resort, and the CDC considers organisms that evade these antibiotics to be nightmare bacteria.
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The United States is also considering a fine against Turkey's state-owned Halkbank for allegedly helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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Johnson can't circumvent Dick's passing, but with this film, she's found a way to evade reality by preserving his image.
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Gilead says the idea may risk resistance because the virus will only have to evade two rather than three drugs.
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During wiretapped conversations with an F.B.I. informant, Mr. Farrokh discussed beginning his journey from a smaller airport to evade scrutiny.
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These families and unaccompanied children are not trying to evade capture, McAleenan said, and instead seek out Border Patrol agents.
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According to the United States Department of Commerce, from 2010 to 2016 ZTE "conspired to evade" America's embargo against Iran.
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These computers provided 3ve's operators with IP addresses linked to real human users, a valuable commodity that helps evade detection.
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Digital currencies could allow Russian officials to electronically send and receive money out of the country and evade the sanctions.
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Code name "Notorious," law enforcement received four reports of the rogue pig last November, but managed to evade the authorities.
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It was because they got caught helping North Korea and helping Iran evade sanctions and they were punished for it.
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Counting arrests does not necessarily yield a reliable estimate of the number of border-crossers who manage to evade detection.
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But in late 3503, Girmay was thrown in jail after he dropped out of high school to evade national service.
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Apps like Uber, if anything, get people very talkative about said "regulation," even if they were designed to evade it.
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Carried by a J-20, the PL-15 can destroy an aircraft 50km away that is trying to evade it.
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Class counsel Issacharoff said Thrivest was attempting to evade the court order in which Judge Brody adopted the settlement agreement.
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But other, equally radical outfits that direct violence at foreign enemies or at perceived domestic troublemakers continue to evade punishment.
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Economists and cryptocurrency advocates say the move was also intended to close an avenue used to evade Beijing's capital controls.
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It may be that investors are willing to pay some premium to evade the mounting hassle entailed in buying bitcoin.
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Zarrab said on Thursday that when Erdogan was prime minister he authorised a transaction to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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The first wave of successful cancer immunotherapies, such as Keytruda, block mechanisms that tumors use to evade the immune system.
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America and Japan also named several ships that they said were helping the North evade restrictions on its oil imports.
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They allegedly did so in a way that would evade the stringent reporting requirements of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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Uber says it is no longer allowing its employees to use a proprietary technology, called Greyball, to evade local authorities.
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"The decision to locate in Switzerland was not an attempt to evade regulation or responsibility in the US," Marcus said.
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The platform was reportedly first called Huahua, though, in order to evade being caught, the app's appearance changed several times.
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" "Across the country, white people withdrew from the 'public' sphere and migrated to 'whites only' suburbs to evade racial integration.
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Immigrant advocates said the advance word of the raids could enable at least some of those targeted to evade arrest.
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As a result, a submarine missile from the North Korean navy could be launched behind radar and evade defense systems.
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The five evade the paparazzi and ditch their own limo driver to jump into a van driven by female fans.
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AMD said the deal was structured for business and technological reasons and to comply with regulations, not to evade them.
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Critics of the Democratic presidential nominee allege that her system allowed her to evade transparency laws and jeopardize sensitive information.
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So far, other major financial financial institutions have paid out big fines, but financial executives have managed to evade punishment.
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STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL SAYS U.S. CLOSELY MONITORING WITH ALLIES AND PARTNERS EFFORTS BY IRAN TO EVADE U.S. SANCTIONS ON ENERGY
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Netflix's original films also evade the licensing restrictions that mean licensed movies are available in some territories and not others.
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You can also try to evade the blocks on known VPNs by setting up a roll-your-own VPN service.
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Waldheim had bravely helped young George evade Nazi curbs on higher education for Jews; that debt had to be repaid.
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Huawei's smaller rival ZTE Corp pleaded guilty last year to conspiring to evade embargoes by selling U.S. equipment to Iran.
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Murgio used the credit union to evade scrutiny of banks wary of processing payments involving the virtual currency, prosecutors said.
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Chandler's reactionary head movement and speed based striking game made him easier to hit and evade as the rounds progressed.
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Once [VPN providers] are on the blacklist, it's trivial for them to move to a new IP address and evade.
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The Court should reject this attempt to evade its authority and should exercise its broad power to enforce its injunction.
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With a feature in this issue, he plans to smuggle stacks of VICE magazine into China to evade online censors.
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Some were playing instruments; others were at their desks; all were carefully positioned to evade Instagram's trigger-happy nipple censors.
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Clients may want to keep money away from soon-to-be ex-wives, dodge sanctions, launder money or evade taxes.
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Hopefully we'll see more kids making up their own March Madness contraptions to evade the Principal Rooneys of the world.
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Security experts point out that protocols are always changing because terrorists are constantly looking for new techniques to evade screening.
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Aydin trained in the mountains, learning how to handle a gun, set bombs, evade capture and communicate with fellow members.
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But they fit a wider trend for short-term brothels that let gangs evade police whilst retaining control of business.
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This is where unexpected collisions occur, because this part of education reform tends to evade the radar of public policy.
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The company is also ensnared in a food safety probe into whether its executives bribed inspectors to evade safety checks.
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They reported that, as recently as last month, Russian athletes continued to evade testing with the help of sports officials.
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The cybersecurity threats government and industry face today are complex, continuously evolving to evade defense mechanisms and penetrate sensitive networks.
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Audi cars were among those accused of containing devices designed to evade emissions tests in the United States and Europe.
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He said that the firm has never helped clients evade taxes or launder money, nor has it destroyed any documents.
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It can't be used to evade impeachment by Congress, and it only applies to federal criminal offenses, not state ones.
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The court ordered them to appear but said they could still make specific executive privilege assertions to evade certain questions.
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Evidence of the sort that surfaced in Mr. Foster's case is rare, and the Batson decision is easy to evade.
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He fought with his hands low, but had neither the swift feet, nor the head movement needed to evade blows.
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People want to deflect or evade the truth, which is we have built a country off the backs of slaves.
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Murgio used the credit union to evade scrutiny of banks wary of processing payments involving the virtual currency, prosecutors say.
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So if you're a witness who doesn't want to get caught, it's easy to evade the FBI for a week.
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Even if you aren't a visual artist, there's no way you can evade the emotive inspiration that comes from flowers.
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Allow the champion to lead whenever possible, simply evade most attempts, and score a good counter when it presents itself.
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As Ricci flicked out the jab and pulled back ready to evade and counter, Felder looked for his signature knee.
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How she stole information At the DIA, Montes chose an espionage technique that helped her evade detection for 16 years.
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Yet a determined subset of athletes in these sports get their hands on performance-enhancing drugs and evade testing regimens.
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Authors suggested that online delivery services from abroad could evade the ban, which applies mostly to bookstores and local publishers.
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In China, coronavirus measures were hard to evade, as authorities sealed apartment buildings and scanned millions for rising body temperatures.
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This Uber team also led efforts "to evade, impede, obstruct, influence several ongoing lawsuits against Uber," according to the letter.
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Few people try to evade coverage, but those who do can end up facing steep fines or even jail time.
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It is illegal when done to falsify or disguise the product's country of origin and to evade duties and tariffs.
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He has called his new missiles "invincible," as some can evade missile defenses, and started a contest to name them.
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If you have an iPhone and want to hear a computer evade a question, ask Siri to identify her race.
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Once in China, defectors must rely on smugglers who charge extortionate rates to evade Chinese security and North Korean agents.
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Moreover, if they claim credit for a bull market, they find it harder to evade blame for a bear market.
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"This is not the first time we've had an animal evade us for a long period of time," she said.
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Prosecutors cited a decade-long attempt to steal trade secrets, obstruct a criminal investigation and evade economic sanctions on Iran.
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They manage to evade our assaults, and evolve their way out of just about every biocide we throw at them.
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Mr. Gomez joined the D.E.A. to help Mr. Martinez-Diaz and others "evade prosecution by law enforcement," the indictment said.
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Nursing a broken ankle and running out of options to evade the approaching zombie horde, Ezekiel appears to done for.
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An ongoing trial in France over whether UBS helped French clients evade taxes adds piquancy to Mr. Ermotti's U.S. rebuttal.
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However, economic penalties were imposed on Thursday on two Chinese shipping companies suspected of helping North Korea evade international sanctions.
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Putin, meanwhile, has announced plans to create an "invincible" nuclear-tipped missile that can evade any of America's defense systems.
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After the U.S. accused Ms. Ma of helping the North evade sanctions, it is unclear what has become of her.
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But what we've learned this week is that even if these men evade prison, it helps to say their names.
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You can also side-step, guard, or evade forward or backward, each of which has its own wins and losses.
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Superstars are able to evade the consequences of their actions for years, and they exert outsize influence over their organizations.
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There are technical "off ramps" with both cases, but he will have to work hard to evade this clear vote.
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In an attempt to evade an arrest warrant issued in July 1998, Stroup relocated to the Canadian city of Calgary.
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The measures target Pyongyang's ability to evade international sanctions and conduct illicit maritime activities that facilitate coal and fuel transports.
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Prosecutors said those groups tried to evade sanctions through the transactions, which would benefit North Korea's military and weapons programs.
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But it also affords him the patina of approachability while allowing him to evade tough questions from the news media.
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The boys evade Primo and the dog pack for a while, thanks to a train they manage to hop onto.
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The law, designed to stop Americans stashing money abroad to evade tax, ushered in a global revolution in financial transparency.
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But in Colorado, neither red nor blue but purple, it's impossible to evade difficult conversations that cut across political lines.
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Ms. Meng has been accused of fraudulently deceiving four banks so that the company could evade American sanctions against Iran.
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The Russians then took the binders into a secure room where they thought they could evade American intelligence eavesdropping attempts.
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ICE said the mayor used the warning to score political points and also cause some criminals to evade the raids.
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Federal prosecutors accused an American cryptocurrency expert of helping North Korea evade US sanctions with technical knowledge about blockchain platforms.
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While Kavanaugh will be able to evade legal questions, he is also expected to address personal controversies that have surfaced.
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They include traffic-free driving circles, twisties, and long highway sections where agents learn to evade ambushes and intercept suspects.
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If creditors go after the money paid for that oil, Venezuela will reroute that money through China to evade them.
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The adaptation allowed them to outcompete their shelled relatives for fast food, and they were able to better evade predators.
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"President Obama's speech was nothing more than a feeble attempt to evade the harsh judgment of history," Mr. McCain said.
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On top of that, such systems can evade proper scrutiny by giving a sleek techno-optimist cover to bad ideas.
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A tougher test is parsing the roundabout ways that China's internet users evade stringent censorship to talk about current affairs.
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Almost nothing about how he got here is clear: How did he evade the constant surveillance of the Japanese authorities?
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Last year, American prosecutors indicted Ms. Ma on charges of using her companies to help North Korea evade international sanctions.
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While the economic sanctions will continue to cripple Venezuela's crumbling economy, Mr. Maduro appears to be trying to evade them.
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Anchors are asking candidates exactly how they're going to accomplish their promises, pressing them so they don't evade the question.
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However, the Taliban leaders have managed to evade restrictions, raising questions about the United Nations' efforts in limiting their movements.
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Fame is something that Kiefer can't evade, despite his relative absence from the celebrity-scape of his biennial-trotting peers.
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Although the devices and apps are legitimate, their adoption by criminal groups can enable attempts to evade law enforcement detection.
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It also said that messaging platform "cannot evade accountability and responsibility" when such services are abused by users to spread misinformation.
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The Taoists thought through strict diet and exercise, with an extra focus on the power of breathing, they could evade death.
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Canikligil has reported on the U.S. prosecution of Turkish-Iranian businessman Reza Zarrab on charges he helped Iran evade American sanctions.
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The more we abuse antibiotics unnecessarily, the more bacteria are exposed to our best defenses and can evolve to evade them.
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If the fighter's reactions are on point he can normally evade or raise his shoulders against such swings around his hands.
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Critics of the peace process say this is too light, and allege that some who committed atrocities will evade punishment altogether.
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Harassers will often set up another account or switch accounts to evade the block, and go right on harassing their target.
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And because he gets sued a lot, his companies have a habit of routinely destroying documents to evade the legal process.
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If you've continued to evade the reality of adulthood by embracing the fantastical, we've got even more good news for you.
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Unfortunately, neural networks are extremely difficult to reverse engineer, which makes it easier for attackers to evade security tools and analysts.
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UBS's lawyers have said the prosecution failed to show material evidence of specific cases of clients advised to evade tax payments.
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Law professors and white-collar lawyers have kicked around the policy implications of allowing prosecutors to evade the personal benefit test.
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Some uploads were reportedly altered to evade detection, as users tweaked the footage slightly to prevent automated tools from flagging it.
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A driver in Lithuania channeled James Bond and attempted to evade police by deploying a smoke screen and spikes, police say.
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Of the comments you found, over half show obvious efforts to evade our word filter that eliminates such comments before publication.
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Bobbling his head, Tonon kept throwing an overhand and weaving out to his right—apparently to evade a counter left hook.
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Staring at his weathered boat, Mohammed prays he can evade the human traffickers and that his family will survive the journey.
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But for decades it let Italian citizens hold accounts, which law enforcement officials said helped them launder money and evade taxes.
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Police officers work to apprehend suspected criminals, and in an effort to evade them a man jumps from a moving vehicle.
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At least two supervisors at the club were aware and helped them evade detection to keep their jobs, per the Times.
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Stiffer rules are also needed to thwart passport-buyers whose aim is to evade tax on money that was lawfully earned.
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Atilla was convicted in January of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions, and sentenced on May 16 to 32 months in prison.
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He said they were mainly "fly-by-night" operations likely to shut down and pop up elsewhere to evade law enforcement.
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" Harris later tweeted that it was "unacceptable" for Sessions to evade her questions, declaring that the American people "deserve the truth.
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Renzi has cut some taxes since 2014, including on primary residences - one of the few that was very hard to evade.
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They aren't seeking to evade the border patrol; they come looking for our officers in order to approach them for help.
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That story has helped it evade comparisons to more pedestrian, and profitable, rival IWG, whose market capitalisation is below $3 billion.
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The Home Office is keen to avoid gaps in which criminals or terrorists might be able to evade arrest or extradition.
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Opposition politicians say he called an election on October 19993nd in part to evade further questions on the subject in parliament.
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As the researchers wrote in the paper, "its cryptic habits and nocturnal lifestyle help evade not only predators, but also researchers."
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These sites, which Danielle Citron calls the "worst actors," never quite evade the law even with CDA 230 standing as-is.
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The EU established a special-purpose corporation to help it evade sanctions that America has imposed for doing business with Iran.
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Zarrab said on Thursday that when Erdogan was prime minister he had authorized a transaction to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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Around $2trn is wagered on sport each year, mostly with online bookmakers who enable punters to evade national anti-gambling laws.
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What other first-person shooter lets you evade obstacles by turning into an ambulatory coffee cup, using the game's mimicry power?
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In fact, in a statement to the Times, the company confirmed one of its uses was to evade any sting operations.
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In the next instant, the door came crashing down, cutting me off from the enemy fire I'd been trying to evade.
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In April 113, Simpson told W that she once rented a dozen different cars in one day to evade the paparazzi.
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Lately, even the word "platform," which once made it easy for tech companies to evade accountability, is starting to sound sinister.
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A British push to evade EU courts but stay in the single market seems an even longer shot to EU officials.
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According to Freeport Luxembourg, however, it is a misnomer that they are used to evade taxes or traffic in stolen goods.
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The long-term goal is turning the human race into a "multi-planetary species," enabling humans to evade catastrophes on Earth.
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Biofilms are communities of bacteria with increased resistance against antibiotics and can evade the immune system—kind of like dental plaque.
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But businesses say going cashless is good for consumers and reduces the risk of robbery and the ability to evade taxes.
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Such accounts are a favored tool to evade taxes, launder money or pay bribes, though they have legitimate uses as well.
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Such groups have increasingly been making calls from China in recent years to evade crackdowns by Japanese authorities, the paper added.
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Then they mutated, finding a way to evade the canine immune system, a way to outlive their body by finding another.
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The government is concerned that encryption technology, including cryptocurrencies, allows transactions to evade detection, potentially enabling criminal activity and tax evasion.
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If at first you don't succeed, go to elaborate lengths to trick and evade regulatory authorities trying to bring you down.
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Before his conviction, Shkreli frequently boasted on social media that he had the power to evade legal ramifications for his actions.
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These firms are increasingly supplied by "floating armouries" to help evade laws that bar crews from bringing weapons into territorial waters.
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This precautionary measure, however, insured the destruction of whatever structures had managed to evade aerial bombardment—and it wasn't even foolproof.
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Q. In the past few years, is it becoming easier or more difficult for North Koreans to evade the Chinese police?
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"The people using the offshore system to evade their financial responsibilities tend to be very wealthy and influential people," he said.
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Payday lenders have tried for decades to use rent-a-bank arrangements to evade state laws against 2628 percent APR loans.
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When Uber first came to Portland, it created software designed to evade police detection while operating in violation of local law.
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The NSI researchers say this effort to evade sanctions was the "most serious" violation of a Chinese telecommunications company to date.
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"The most serious, proven violation by a Chinese telecommunications company was ZTE's massive conspiracy to evade U.S. sanctions," the firm says.
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That way, agents can try to figure out where they are being surveilled and how they might evade the camera eye.
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Not only has Morris's work continued to evade categories in the decades since, but many other filmmakers have followed his lead.
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But these rules do not mean that nominees should evade questions about their general judicial philosophy or approach to constitutional interpretation.
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He delivers an emotionally resonant message that has the power to communicate feelings about politics and society that evade reasoned discourse.
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But critics have argued that companies could be inadvertently incentivized to hire contractors instead of full-time employees to evade it.
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To keep these activities furtive, Christie officials directed Mr. Wildstein to use a private email address to evade public records laws.
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Wade ruling, which made abortion legal nationwide, and he is likely to try to evade such questions during Senate confirmation hearings.
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Emails and other correspondence between Mossack Fonseca and some of its American clients discuss efforts to conceal assets and evade taxes.
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Falciani has said he is a whistleblower trying to help governments track down citizens who used Swiss accounts to evade tax.
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CBS later revealed that the Islamic State had been developing a laptop bomb at Mosul University that could evade airport scanners.
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"This outrageous attempt to evade established market procedures is unprecedented," said Malcolm Woolf, senior vice president for policy at the organization.
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It flies at low altitudes and can rise and fall to follow the terrain, and it can evade missile-defense systems.
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" To evade detection, the Justice Department said he and the other defendants adapted their strategy by employing "sophisticated money laundering techniques.
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There are an array of foreign accounts and transactions that prosecutors allege were an effort to evade tax and reporting requirements.
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Investigators said the believe encryption helped the assailants evade authorities, although little concrete evidence has been produced to validate the claims.
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He also bought several training manuals and subscriptions to publications about how to evade capture and "survive dangerous situations," it said.
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As they look to evade surveillance measures by government officials, Telegram is one of the tools that organizers have turned to.
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When rumors and fake news get propagated by mischief-mongers, the medium used for such propagation cannot evade responsibility and accountability.
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It is the urine, synthetic or otherwise, that passes through the device that needs to "work" to evade the drug test.
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The breach, considered the most serious in years, could enable Russia to evade NSA surveillance and more easily infiltrate U.S. networks.
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Prosecutors have said their goal was to operate the credit union as a captive bank and evade potential scrutiny of Coin.
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If—as is often the case—the victim was killed by a member of her own family, culprits can evade justice.
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The rapid rise in recent months was seen as evidence of investors in China attempting to evade their countries capital controls.
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Hacking has also been especially helpful to North Korea as a means to evade sanctions and earn much-needed hard currency.
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Zarrab was convicted in 2018 on charges of helping Iran evade US sanctions, and sentenced to serve 32 months in prison.
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Bad actors undoubtedly would scrub their phones of evidence signaling dangerous associations and evade security by using different accounts and devices.
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In surveying this group of people who consistently fare evade, Currie found that they're driven by the thrill of risk-taking.
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The slaves were unloaded and the ship was set ablaze after it landed, as the smugglers tried to evade the authorities.
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Instead, Mr. Owens came up with a new strategy to evade United States taxes on the earnings of his offshore foundation.
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Epstein's ability to evade justice is of a piece with the elite impunity that Trump pretended to challenge, but actually embodies.
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And then for 16 years, he lived on the run, trying to evade capture while on the bureau's Most Wanted list.
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Ms. Meng, who is Mr. Ren's daughter, has been accused of defrauding banks to help Huawei's business evade sanctions against Iran.
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Other developments: The Treasury Department penalized a Moscow-based bank that it accused of helping Mr. Maduro's government evade American sanctions.
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A jury in a federal court in New York convicted a Turkish banker of plotting to evade U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Others work even more precariously with no contract at all, as employers seek to evade paying overtime and social security charges.
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He reimbursed others for making $20,000 in gifts to her campaign in what are called straw donations to evade contribution limits.
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General Raziq, 39, was a survivor in a region where few have managed to evade insurgent campaigns to kill influential leaders.
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Senators must be ready to counter a technique used by Justice Neil Gorsuch in his confirmation hearing to evade controversial questions.
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His melodies hesitate and evade the beat; his lyrics move via moody free association, not the direct narratives of most Americana.
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Again, we think ordinary investors would be deeply concerned that any trading on the basis of hacked information might evade punishment.
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In these new grasslands, ancient horses needed to move at faster speeds to evade predators and cover more ground for grazing.
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Uber experiments with letting some California drivers set their own fares—another strategy to evade the state's new employee classification law.
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He ran away, dropping two bags containing drugs and mobile phones and managed to evade arrest, according to a police statement.
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It would encourage more capital investment and hiring, and it would reduce the incentive for corporations to avoid and evade taxes.
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"I don't know whether it is because of water pollution or to evade inspection," said Yu Huaying, 64, a retired worker.
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But in his comments on Thursday, Mr. Winterkorn reiterated that he had not known of the efforts to evade emissions rules.
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Stealth fighters are jets designed to be invisible to radar, making it much easier for them to evade enemy air defenses.
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Influenza is also pretty devious in how it mutates its surface molecules from year to year to evade immune system detection.
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Mr. Netanyahu has zigzagged on the question of immunity, aware of its unpopularity and the pitfalls of appearing to evade justice.
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That firm is the subject of a Justice Department investigation into whether it helped wealthy Americans evade taxes with undeclared accounts.
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So even as censors stepped up scrutiny in recent days, many savvy Chinese internet users found ways to evade those efforts.
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"What courts haven't encountered yet is whether a law enforcement agency can evade the warrant requirement by paying money," Wessler said.
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The suit also alleges that Juul's customer service representatives advised potential customers on how to evade minimum legal sales restriction requirements.
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SENIOR U.S. OFFICIALS SAY SUBSIDIARY ROSNEFT TRADING SA HAS PROPPED UP THE VENEZUELAN OIL SECTOR, ACTIVELY ATTEMPTED TO EVADE U.S. SANCTIONS
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"That shows that you have knowledge that it's improper, illegal, and that you have intent to evade the law," said Honig.
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They use imagery and language specifically designed to evade our logic and empathy, and go straight to our reptilian survival instincts.
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Since the mid-1950s, carmakers have tried to evade government regulation to invest on passenger safety, air pollution and fuel economy.
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It shouldn't be that easy to evade criminal liability, but sometimes "I do not recall" can be an effective legal cover.
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Russian officials are developing a cryptocurrency intended to help the country evade international financial sanctions, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
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A spokesperson for South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said they were closely watching North Korea's attempts to evade UN sanctions.
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An American citizen has been accused of helping North Korea to evade U.S. sanctions, federal prosecutors in New York announced Friday.
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Their predecessors were singled out by the inquiry for appearing to evade responsibility for charging customers fees without provinding a service.
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But as Uber moved into new markets, its engineers saw that the same methods could be used to evade law enforcement.
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Zarrab, a Turkish and Iranian national, pleaded guilty in October to charges that he schemed to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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He also said in a recent blog post that there are ways for North Korea to evade some of the sanctions.
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On Thursday, the Environmental Protection Agency accused Fiat Chrysler of installing software that allowed 104,000 diesel vehicles to evade emission standards.
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There, he found construction jobs for about $234 a day, squatting in half-finished apartment blocks while struggling to evade police.
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There, he found construction jobs for about $234 a day, squatting in half-finished apartment blocks while struggling to evade police.
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It's evolution at work: Tiny mutations help the virus evade detection, and as it evades detection, it's more successful at multiplying.
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" In Cairo, Mr. Pompeo said that Egypt, Oman, Kuwait and Jordan had been "instrumental in thwarting Iran's efforts to evade sanctions.
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Thomas' ability to slither into the lane, evade taller defenders, and play angles has made him a menace to opposing defenses.
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The interpretive nature of the posters has sometimes been a way for artists to evade censorship during times of political restriction.
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So far, the neuroscience researcher has managed to evade the law from her base in what is believed to be Russia.
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It has instead adopted a blanket approach that assumes that any given family will evade the law if given the chance.
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So living organisms can be regarded as entities that attune to their environment by using information to harvest energy and evade equilibrium.
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You must be a moderator or approved submitter to visit—which suggests the subreddit moderators may have attempted to evade the ban.
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More arrests to come Three people have been arrested for allegedly helping Loyd evade capture, and more arrests are expected, Mina said.
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He responded by ducking into a nearby garage, stripping all of his clothes off and continuing to evade officers while totally naked.
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This has made the evolution of "superbugs" that can evade one or multiple drugs one of the biggest threats facing medicine today.
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BRF also faces accusations that it acted to evade food safety rules and a trade ban on its chicken exports to Europe.
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Counter-antivirus services can help streamline the process of incrementally updating malware to evade security scans by aggregating large amounts of data.
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Fresh among tiring legs, Firmino was able to evade the defense to get in the right place to score the second goal.
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Bond and Solitaire (Jane Seymour) commandeer the vehicle as they struggle to evade police, who are in the pocket of Dr. Kananga.
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What have those clever-clogs in the lab cooked up this time to evade the UK's strict anti-weird-internet-drugs law?
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Though Trump noted that bankruptcy was a fair legal remedy, previous generations attached more stigma to using the courts to evade debts.
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Cummins allegedly kept Elizabeth "off the grid" to evade authorities, and at one point the teen resorted to eating wildflowers for nourishment.
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When the car failed to stop a police pursuit ensued, and Pounds was able to evade the stop sticks police set up.
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Nor had it ever destroyed any documents or helped anyone evade taxes or launder money, he added in an interview with Reuters.
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The Americans reportedly also offered to go easy on Halkbank, a Turkish state lender that faces penalties for helping Iran evade sanctions.
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In 2009 UBS paid a $780 million fine and signed a deferred prosecution agreement admitting it helped scores of Americans evade taxes.
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That ended a lawsuit in which the U.S. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp accused Renco of trying to evade $70 million of obligations.
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Madame Secretary looks like she will evade justice in the courts, but she could still be held accountable at the ballot box.
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NJOY and Smoking Everywhere hired the same firms that helped the tobacco industry evade regulation and defeat smokers' liability claims for years.
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Most people believe Benjamin overdosed on morphine to evade capture by the Nazis (though of course there are all kinds of theories).
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Diana, Fayed and their driver Henri Paul died in a car crash while trying to evade paparazzi less than a day later.
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After all, it's illegal to help someone evade taxes or conceal their assets from a judge in the event of a divorce.
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Instead, it creates a cat-and-mouse game, with propagandists looking for new ways to evade automatic moderators, and tech companies adapting.
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State law would allow them to seek civil penalties if they can show someone intentionally sought to evade taxes, even decades ago.
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However, he remains alive, his head rolling around to evade another blow from the baseball bat until his body snatches him up.
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Earlier this week, Q13 FOX Seattle reported on the secret emoji codes teen use to evade the watchful eyes of their parents.
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Twitter announced this afternoon it will begin booting accounts off its service from those who have tried to evade their account suspension.
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The government of President Martin Vizcarra, who took office in March, promised to be vigilant of attempts to evade the new taxes.
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"When I worked on this issue the overwhelming majority of people were coming from Mexico and trying to evade capture," recalled Sandweg.
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What makes the psychology of tribalism so stubbornly powerful is that it consists mainly of cognitive biases that easily evade our awareness.
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"Because MOTAG identifies malicious users solely by detecting if the server is under attack, attackers can't evade detection by mimicking normal users."
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Relations have also soured over the recent conviction in the U.S. of a Turkish banker of charges of helping Iran evade sanctions.
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CNN also reported last month that terrorists are developing new bombs that could be hidden in laptops to evade airport security screening.
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"My office will not tolerate attempts by any company to evade our environmental laws and pollute the air we breathe," he said.
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He attracted further attention when he and his mother, Tonya Couch, fled to Mexico in an effort to evade possible jail time.
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"Foreigners looking to evade tax in America are usually safe because of its secrecy," says Jason Sharman of Griffith University in Australia.
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Members of the House and Senate appropriations committees evade accountability by voice-voting bills which contain billions of dollars in federal spending.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers accused Herranz of allowing Salazar to use her personal chamber door to evade the officers.
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There had never been a snake species on that island before, and the local birds had no idea how to evade it.
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While activists in China use them to evade censorship, certain governments and hate groups utilize memes to spread propaganda, according to Mina.
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They later crashed into a snowbank and nearly hit an FBI officer in an attempt to evade a police roadblock, video shows.
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That prompted spammers to hire virus writers to capture thousands of clean computers that they could use to evade the spam blocks.
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Jesse gets the first meaty arc of the series, as he tries to evade a blackmailer in possession of an incriminating video.
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Scientists at Daya Bay are trying to figure out how many antineutrinos evade detection at the farthest detector because they've changed flavors.
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Both guys are big and have good acceleration, neither particularly wants to evade you, and both are accomplished at running you over.
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"Fake identification can be slipped into any envelope; and digital tools, such as hacking manuals, can evade physical transportation entirely," Pace explained.
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So when models are sexually assaulted on set, their agencies are able to evade the responsibility of handling their claims of abuse.
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In a typical gem, one of the Siddiqui boys, watching a televised debate about immigration, wonders how he would evade border controls.
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Smugglers are using the distraction of large groups of asylum seekers to traffic drugs and migrants seeking to evade capture, he said.
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Mr. Hatz was suspended in September soon after Volkswagen, which is Porsche's parent company, admitted rigging diesel engines to evade emissions tests.
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The North Koreans are also using smaller ships to evade being spotted by the coalition's ships and aircraft, the officials told NBC.
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She got to keep her trophy, and — in a true 2-for-1 victory — she and Palance managed to evade the Twitterverse.
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Ramirez, also known as "Chupeta," or lollipop, is also notorious for having multiple plastic surgeries to alter his face and evade authorities.
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Like father, like son: Mr. Cohen said that Trump had a habit of undervaluing his real estate holdings to evade property taxes.
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Unlike competitors like Facebook and Twitter, TikTok has sought to evade controversy by branding itself merely as a platform for lighthearted content.
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Unfortunately, these technologies also create new money laundering tools that allow countries like Iran, North Korea, and Russia to evade international sanctions.
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The theory behind this is that the president sets the tone and cannot evade responsibility by winking and nodding and dropping hints.
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There aren't any cut-and-dried rules — there can't be, because if there were, corporate lawyers would find ways to evade them.
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As a result, a submarine missile from the North Korean navy could be launched behind radar and perhaps evade existing defense systems.
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Because in Ireland, NAI's parent company can evade Norway's tax and employment laws and escape collective bargaining obligations to its own employees.
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Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) accused Bush White House staffers in 2007 of using the system to evade transparency.
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In particular, Issacharoff said that funders include provisions in which plaintiffs assign them a right to settlement proceeds to evade loan regulations.
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The idea that Guzman was some sort of Robin Hood character helped him hide out from authorities and evade arrest, Stewart said.
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The United Nations is tapping private companies to aid in its fight against North Korea's efforts to evade trade sanctions at sea.
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Clinton deleted more than just her personal emails, although Comey said this was not part of an effort to evade federal laws.
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Similar to other groups of families, these migrants willingly surrendered to Border Patrol with no attempts to evade or hide from authorities.
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He also pointed to a potentially applicable tax-evasion statute making it a crime to intentionally try to evade paying fair taxes.
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Economists have also argued that the wealthy people subject to the taxes would use accounting to evade them and shelter their assets.
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In the past, he'd had to evade only a handful of shabiha; now he had many enemies, and they lived alongside him.
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If that were true, foreigners could easily evade the restriction by simply setting up shell corporations through which to funnel their contributions.
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UBS leaders made a breathtaking error in judgment, having taken the charges that it helped clients evade taxes via laundering to trial.
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The United States is also considering a fine against Halkbank for allegedly helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions, drawing additional opprobrium from Ankara.
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If sanctions are reimposed as a result of the collapse of the nuclear deal, the Guard is well placed to evade them.
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Roberts appeared concerned that companies like Microsoft could enable customers to evade the reach of U.S. prosecutors by deliberately storing data overseas.
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Like his brother Warren, he most likely used a church network of "houses of hiding" to evade capture for so many months.
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Not registering under FARA is a felony, but enforcement is compliance-based, and firms can evade prosecution simply by belatedly submitting paperwork.
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Digital money like Bitcoin, which exists outside the traditional financial system, could be useful for a country trying to evade financial sanctions.
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This is where the term "fair chase" comes in — the idea that the animal should have a chance to evade the hunter.
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"There is a risk that if he is released he will abscond or otherwise evade prosecution or conviction," a court spokeswoman said.
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When the main protest ended, demonstrators began taking unauthorized paths through the city Sunday evening, in part in order to evade arrest.
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China, meanwhile, is testing a new warhead called a "hypersonic glide vehicle" that can fly fast enough to evade most missile defenses.
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"These 3D-printed plastic firearms can evade our detection systems and are a direct threat to our national security," Nelson told reporters.
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The more information you make public about your defenses, the theory goes, the easier it is for bad actors to evade them.
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In the past decade, the United States hit several banking giants with stiff penalties for helping customers evade American sanctions against Iran.
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To evade a reporter's question on the United States' coronavirus testing capabilities, President Donald Trump tried to flex with a fun fact.
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Mr. Talabani attended law school at Baghdad University but withdrew to evade arrest for his role in founding the Kurdistan Student Union.
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On Tuesday, U.S. prosecutors charged Turkish majority state-owned Halkbank for taking part in a multibillion-dollar scheme to evade Iran sanctions.
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If you used a relative's address to evade paying a state income tax, you would likely get slapped with a fraud charge.
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In the Confederacy, their discontent eventually forced a change to the law, limiting the ability of the wealthy to evade the draft.
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But the US is already investigating whether China is shipping its steel to Vietnam, then to the US, to evade US tariffs.
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