So weakness or perceived weakness is held against you even as strength is also held against you.
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But I never saw it held against any male politician the way that I saw it held against her.
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For instance, the team programmed a device to open up food-related applications when held against a user's stomach, or mapping features when held against a pant-leg.
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"And I forgive you for everything I held against you."
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Airbnb users have been raped and held against their will.
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She now says she was being held against her will.
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Robot's love of stylish frippery has been held against it.
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Although, Joycelyn told us she's not being held against her will.
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I am writing from where I am held against my will.
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They couldn't say whether the inmates had been held against their will.
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Nivarlain and the Kurds said she was being held against their will.
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"There were people held against their will, being mistreated," Mr. Baloyes recalled.
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Profits on calls increase along with the equity they are held against.
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Cramer added it should not be held against him that he's on television.
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"Anthony" was being held against his will inside a house by armed assailants.
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" One passenger took to Twitter, tweeting, "@Newquay_Airport passengers being held against their will.
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Ambani has said that lack of experience is being held against his company.
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However, friends tell KTLA they think she is being held against her will.
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Trump's past behavior toward women should be reviewed and held against him—somehow.
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Sharma said it's remarkable that Trump's billionaire status is not being held against him.
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She allegedly alerted a motel occupant that she was being held against her will.
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Baupost also bought $1773 billion of legal claims that an insurer held against it.
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Others speculate that she's being held against her will and forced to make YouTube videos.
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The call came in that the "survivor was being held against her will," he says.
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And if they poke around anyway, any evidence they find shouldn't be held against you.
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He promised that his administration would "continue to fight" for journalists held against their will.
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When reporters are imprisoned or held against their will, must continue to demand their freedom.
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MIKE BRZEZINSKI, MSNBC: They are being held, and they&aposre being held against their will.
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They also know her ambition has been held against her in inescapably gender-inflected ways.
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Smart, then 14 years old, was held against her will and regularly abused for nine months.
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In interviews, he described being kidnapped and held against his will by Saudi and American spies.
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No one at the CIA is being held against their will to work on government wages.
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The air passes out through thousands of tiny holes held against the skin by an undergarment.
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The government only intervenes if they receive a complaint of someone being held against their will.
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This led to her character's habit of standing with her hand held against her opposite hip.
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Some reported being held against their will and said church leaders threatened to take their children.
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A bump stock replaces a rifle's standard stock, which is the part held against the shoulder.
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"Noncompliance or failure by the board to do as ordered must be held against it," she said.
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But the stress from being held against their will can cause immune systems to tank, she said.
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It's not clear if that would be held against them or not in the bidding process here.
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It has also spoken of fears that she and her father are being held against their will.
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The camera could be held against a keyhole, and the images immediately sent to any interested parties.
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A mass rally was held against Ahok last year on Dec 2, or "212", after that speech.
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They are being held against their will from the start and they just want to go home.
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"I don't think anybody's relations or relatives should be held against them, certainly not me," she continued.
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The pair then decided that they wanted to leave ISIS, but were being held against their will.
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The simple connection an officer experiences because of matching names overcomes any bias held against minority drivers.
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There she had been held against her will and forced to work without pay in deprived conditions.
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All of those things that were once held against Ibrahimovic have now been inverted in his favor.
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"What I can assert with some degree of confidence is nobody was held against their will," Maloof says.
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Measures included increasing margins to be held against positions and boosting the cost of trading on the exchanges.
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The investigation started June 5 after a family told police a relative was being held against his will.
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Many Lebanese, including the country's president, Michel Aoun, believe he was held against his will in the kingdom.
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She had power, she was disempowered, she was lied to, and then she was held against her will.
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He has not been back to Lebanon since, fueling speculation that he is being held against his will.
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From a crusty ocean shore scattered with chips to a crunchy cocktail rim held against your lips, yes.
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In retrospect, I wonder if women steered clear because abortion could be one more thing held against them.
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More significantly, there is no Western consensus on Russia of the sort that held against the Soviet Union.
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But within the week he would go before a hearing officer to contest being held against his will.
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The protests dwarfed those held against the confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first nominee to the Court.
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But Bowles said his absence won't be held against him now that he is back in the fold.
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Some books are not meant to be read straight through, but maybe that shouldn't be held against them.
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Arce, 48, was still being held against her will by the mob even as she tried to speak.
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Those officials had to reconstruct what was happening with only partial information, which Republicans then held against them.
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He had been starved, held against his will for ransom, abused, and injured when he tried to escape.
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He was held against his will and pressured for hours to give up his claim to the throne.
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Fitch views the levels of reserves held against these assets to be comfortable and above average by international standards.
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The indictment alleges Meagan was held against her will for approximately six days before she was murdered on Dec.
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Authorities have only said that they believe she was killed after being held against her will for several days.
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The official said the claim that Sheikh Abdullah was being held against his will was "lies", and blamed Qatar.
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These days the duo's popularity is sometimes held against them, as if they were merely purveyors of mawkish schlock.
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" He reiterated that he believes his daughter is being held against her will and "doesn't know what to say.
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There was even speculation that Simmons was being held against his will or being controlled by his longtime housekeeper.
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Instead, he was held against his will and denied wages and food for three months before he was rescued.
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I ask that a mistake I made more than 40 years ago not be held against me in 2020.
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The abuse of migrants being held against their will in squalid, inhumane conditions is a blot on our conscience.
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Clary and Savage's parents have been outspoken about their fears that their daughters are being held against their will.
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No. But it's important to strategically manage your message and not say anything that could be held against you.
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Both Thaksin and Yingluck Shinawatra -- the sibling former prime ministers -- fled Thailand as criminal trials were held against them.
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Now every word you've ever uttered, and every one you ever will, can and will be held against you.
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Saudi Arabia has denied Hariri is being held against his will or that he had been forced to resign.
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"I can't help but wonder if the fact that audiences like my plays is held against me," she said.
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"If someone is being held against their will, then a crime is being committed inside my airplane," she said.
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Joy's mother and father said from day one she's going to deny that she's being held against her will.
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"Once you reach full retirement age, any income you earn isn't held against you from a taxation standpoint," Schuette explained.
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Magi petitioned the Catania prosecutor to open a criminal investigation into whether the migrants were being held against their will.
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According to WBAL TV, police believe there are four people being held against their will in the fast food restaurant.
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She's denied that claim herself, as has Kelly, but her family continues to believe she's being held against her will.
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On Tuesday, the mother slipped a note to her daughter that she was scared and being held against her will.
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Since 703 Europe has required much more capital to be held against long-term liabilities, like those of life insurers.
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They told deputies they had been held against their will for more than two years, according to the sheriff's office.
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Lebanese authorities have said he is being held against his will in Saudi Arabia, a charge that Riyadh has denied.
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TMZ broke numerous stories about Richard over the last 2 years, including concerns he was being held against his will.
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"No negligence sanctionable by law can be held against Madame Lagarde," said Philippe Lagauche, another official from the prosecutor's office.
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Investigators have previously said they believe Drexel was was kidnapped and held against her will for days after her disappearance.
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It's McConnell's way of insulating them from casting votes that could be held against them during their re-election campaigns.
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The girls, aged 16 and 17, told reporters they were held against their will for five years and denied wages.
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I was held against my will for approximately 12 hours until I was ultimately allowed to leave with my father.
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"I can't breathe," the man can be heard saying several times, before he was held against a wall and punched.
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Many more knew that it was held against the clear warning of our courts and did not want to participate.
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The family says they had not spoken to her in two years and she is being held against her will.
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Georgia police say a young woman is recovering with family after allegedly being held against her and sexually assaulted, PEOPLE confirms.
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Patients who are interned in rehab centers—both registered and unregistered—are often kidnapped by employees and held against their will.
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It's small comfort, but nearly everything Trump does on Twitter is now being held against him in a court of law.
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None of this has been held against him in North Antrim, where his majority last year increased to more than 20,000.
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For almost 30 years, Bikini Kill's music has been a talisman for people who have had their femininity held against them.
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The unidentified women said they were held against their will at a military base in eastern Guatemala in 1982 and 1983.
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A Frenchman who had been working in Japan, Wenger saw his exoticism held against him in his early days with Arsenal.
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Savage claims his daughter is being held against her will by Kelly and Mason threatened him for speaking out about it.
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He looked bruised, said he had been held against his will by kidnappers for years, and just wanted to go home.
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Saudi Arabia has denied reports Hariri, a long time ally of Riyadh, is being held against his will and coerced into resigning.
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Always give the other side hope Most likely, the person you're negotiating with isn't being held against their will, like Maddox's detainees.
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A woman in the car said she was being held against her will by Weldon, who had sexually assaulted and beaten her.
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It's hard to imagine the personable charm of, say, Joe Biden or Beto O'Rourke, both likely 2020 candidates, being held against them.
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After they reclaimed control of the House in 2010, more than 150 votes were reportedly held against environmental protections in eleven months.
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Those assets have low returns and require high levels of capital to be held against them, making them less attractive to buyers.
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Last month, Los Angeles police paid a visit to Simmons' home to investigate an allegation he was being held against his will.
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The other criticism that seems to be held against him is his love of drawing, which many consider old-fashioned or obsolete.
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Savage claims his daughter is being held against her will by R. Kelly and Mason threatened him for speaking out about it.
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Both Hariri and Saudi officials have denied that the Lebanese prime minister was being held against his will or forced to resign.
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They may think their backgrounds would be held against them or they may not even have heard of the first-gen label.
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"We began to come across situations where workers were being held against their will, where they weren't free to leave," Germino says.
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The family members said they had not spoken to Joycelyn Savage in two years and she is being held against her will.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us the anonymous person called a tip line to say Richard was being held against his will.
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As we first reported ... Joycelyn insists she is not being held against her will, and wants her family to stop contacting her.
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Incarcerated people are held against their will — a situation that is coercive by definition — and that makes establishing meaningful consent very difficult.
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People magazine reported on Thursday that police were called to Simmons' home to investigate an allegation he was being held against his will.
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Thought Detroit would do better on that, but Vanek hasn't had playoff success and he's European so it actually gets held against him.
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Investigators had the pair under "constant surveillance" this week, trying to determine if LaFontaine-Greywind was being held against her will, Todd said.
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At a press conference last week, Stislicki's mother told reporters she fears her daughter was abducted and is being held against her will.
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Despite her granddaughter's insistence, "I'm gravely concerned about her," Nana said, echoing J.'s belief that she is being held against her will.
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The women all say they were held against their will at the Sepur Zarco military base in eastern Guatemala in 19963 and 1983.
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His appointment, he acknowledged, was greeted with skepticism: His age and his background — or rather, his lack of one — were held against him.
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In late December of 2017, he sent an email to the Czech police saying he was being held against his will in Crimea.
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Russia has insisted on being allowed access to the Skripals and said that it believes the two are being held against their will.
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People sometimes think his decision on Obamacare led to Justice Roberts&apos decision with Obamacare, the mandate was attacked, that is held against him.
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Low blood oxygen, said the Masimo pulse oximeter housing his finger, and the globe-shaped Scanadu he held against his forehead every few minutes.
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On Thursday, protests were held against local police and relatives of two missing youths told reporters they suspected police were involved in their disappearance.
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But judging by this year's political debate, held against the background of improving but still insufficient prosperity, Americans are moving in the same direction.
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His personal popularity grew in November, when he was seemingly held against his will in Riyadh and forced to resign by his Saudi patrons.
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On Monday night, a crowd of fans, believing that Spears is being held against her will, gathered in protest outside West Hollywood City Hall.
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In November, Elkann told New York City police he had been held against his will at a Manhattan apartment for more than a day.
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The women, who are both adults, have always claimed they are not being held against their will -- and they reassert that in this video.
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But it's so hard when that truth is then held against you like, 'Oh, you're just going in your backyard with your neighbor's kids.
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She took a job she didn't want, killed a part of herself to do it, and now finds that self-injury held against her.
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While the boy is held against the road, his brother, who is filming the event, calls out to him, according to CNN affiliate KVIA.
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Trailers released online for the film depicted a group of wealthy villains orchestrating the open-field hunting of several Americans held against their will.
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Lynne was in Thousand Oaks Monday -- near where Britney lives -- and a photog asked if her famous daughter was being held against her will.
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The regulation states that reliance on Section 8 housing vouchers will be held against an adult who is applying for lawful permanent resident status.
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But a Tesla spokesman said the S.E.C. had granted waivers to all of those companies so his settlement would not be held against them.
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At my request, these included Somayeh Mohammadi, 22003, whose family has argued for nearly two decades that she is being held against her will.
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So many of the personal qualities that Americans would admire in a man are twisted around and held against you because of your sex.
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Just like the Savage fam, Angelo says police told him there's nothing they can do unless Azriel claims she's being held against her will.
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Yabut was arrested in downtown Richmond late Tuesday night following a lengthy police chase, and is being held against his will in a psychiatric hospital.
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As her alleged captor slept, the caller was able to lead authorities to the abandoned house where she was allegedly being held against her will.
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Yabut was arrested in downtown Richmond late Tuesday night after a lengthy police chase and is being held against his will in a psychiatric hospital.
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Meanwhile in Rome, prosecutor Luigi Patronaggio questioned several Interior Ministry officials as part of his criminal investigation over the migrants being held against their will.
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The very fact that one of them, Manuel Roxas, used to be transport secretary was held against him in a televised debate on February 21st.
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The latest portfolios include secured and unsecured loans to small and medium-sized enterprises, with the secured positions held against residential and other commercial property.
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It was a summer job held against my will, and I had to work in the basement of our little food stand with my grandfather.
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Thursday night's attack struck a bar in Bujumbura's Musaga neighborhood, where protests were held against the president last year, said deputy police spokesman Moise Nkurunziza.
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The sudden nature of Hariri's resignation has also fueled speculation in Lebanon that he was coerced into quitting and has been held against his will.
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The teen alleged that she and her 12 siblings had been held against their will by their parents, and that some of the children were chained.
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In one case, Gao ordered a female employee to be held against her will because he said her boyfriend had stolen 210,000 euros from his company.
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Instead, Norris assured Blazer that any information he provided, including indications of any crimes he himself had committed, would not be held against him in court.
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Dubbed YubiKey NEO, the device is meant to be held against the back of an NFC-enabled phone and tapped to confirm user authenticity during login.
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Funds are filling a void left by Western banks, which have shunned faraway borrowers since regulators asked for more capital to be held against exotic bets.
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So assume anything you say on Slack could be held against you in court, and consider talking trash on Slack to be generally a bad idea.
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Officials say an upstate New York teen who vanished while on vacation in 2009 was likely held against her will for several days and then murdered.
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Iconic fitness instructor Richard Simmons is denying rumors that he is being held against his will inside his home – and is vowing to make a comeback.
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Mr. Glaser said in an interview that he felt that being from New York — or at least not being from Rhode Island — was held against him.
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If they do their best and do not attempt to do work they are not qualified to do, mistakes should not be legally held against them.
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Simply receiving a job overture, or other dubious email, from a third party isn't something that would likely be held against an employee, Ms. Arnoff says.
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The teenager, who authorities said "appeared to be only 10 years old and slightly emaciated," told officers her 12 siblings were being held against their will.
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She had started undergoing hormone treatment two years earlier after another weapon - a hunting rifle she held against her head - misfired in a failed suicide attempt.
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board's Suzanne O'Hare argued that Pantaleo's refusal to testify should be held against him when the final recommendation is made in his case.
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Wise's approach, of arguing that animals are being not just mistreated, but being held against their rights as autonomous beings, is meant to upend this usual order.
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She also said she will "always be in the field," referring to the protests regularly held against Israeli settlement-building and other actions in the West Bank.
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She had been lured away from her home in Iowa, held against her will and subjected to a gruesome ordeal of torture, sexual assault and forced prostitution.
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Being sectioned and held against my will for four to five days in Homerton Hospital, crazed, withdrawing, suicidal and scared, was just the "rock bottom" I needed.
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Jawun Evans, a five-foot-11 maestro from Oklahoma State who hates that his size is often held against him, and uses that as a motivational chip.
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Heritage Action for America said Monday it would "key vote" the funding bill on its scorecard, meaning a vote in favor will be held against a lawmaker.
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At the time, as now, the kind of assistance she and her husband received was not generally held against foreigners if they later applied for permanent residence.
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Those interviewed by HRW described being pressured by their parents and families, with some even saying they were forced into conversion therapy and held against their will.
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But her occasionally odd demeanour, and her slightly forced manner of speaking, have previously led some to speculate — falsely — that she is being held against her will.
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" Sam strongly insinuated it's time for her fans to stand down on claims she's being exploited or held against her will, because there's "nothing to worry about.
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It's also a relationship full of grievances—grudges held against gentrifiers, scenesters, the indie kids who wrote the band off as brutish imposters in their own town.
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These disputes are being held against a backdrop of flat trade and sluggish growth that has left shipping companies with spare capacity and scrambling to protect themselves.
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That has regularly been held against him, which says more about the state of corporate-dominated popular culture than him; complexity, difficulty, experimentation and opacity aren't failings.
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Yet during playoff games, like the two held against the Nipawin Hawks this past week, the arena is so full of spectators that it's standing room only.
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The general said it was possible that civilians in the building were held against their will after they took sanctuary, though there was no proof of that.
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Authorities suspect all three women were repeatedly raped and held against their will by 60-year-old Victor Willard Hursh, according to a police affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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According to the US State Department, up to 2 million Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyzs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities have been held against their will in the camps.
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"@Jorgeramosnews and his team are being held against their will at Miraflores Palace by Nicolas Maduro," Kimberly Breier, assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, tweeted Monday.
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The mother of Jeremy Jordan's cousin Sarah is refuting the Supergirl star's claims that the teenager is being held against her will at an anti-gay boarding school.
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This news comes after multiple people came forward to Buzzfeed to allege that Kelly has created his own "cult," where women are held against their will and abused.
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Not that its production difficulties should be held against the film itself: all sorts of beleaguered projects, from "Casablanca" to "Titanic", have gone onto to do pretty well.
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A Utah family is going public with fears that their teenage daughter, who vanished in January, is being "held against her will" as a victim of sex trafficking.
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Funds are filling a void left by Western banks, which have shunned faraway borrowers since post-crisis regulators asked for more capital to be held against exotic bets.
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Poliquin was one of the swing votes on the House Obamacare repeal bill, and his vote in favor of the plan is likely to be held against him.
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DeSantis loudly objected to suggestions he was in cahoots with far-right figures or that his ties -- unwitting, he said -- to white supremacists should be held against him.
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The court's newest member had a point: The Excessive Fines Clause is one of only four provisions in the Bill of Rights not currently held against the states.
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DeSantis loudly objected to suggestions he was in cahoots with far-right figures or that his ties, unwitting he said, to white supremacists should be held against him.
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Manafort's lawyers admitted in court filings Thursday he edited a draft op-ed intended for publication in the Kyiv Post, but said it shouldn't be held against him.
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His nationality cannot be held against him, even if one might fret over his credentials as a man who was most recently managing Ligue 2's Le Havre.
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The monks don't tip, the samurai don't pay and a carpenter whose tools are held against his debt gets them back by selling his daughter to the house.
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Monday's meeting was held against the backdrop of a fresh reunification bid in Cyprus, divided since a Turkish invasion in 1974 triggered by a brief Greek-inspired coup.
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The parents of one woman believed to be living with Kelly, Joycelyn Savage, say she is being held against her will, according to their lawyer, Gerald A. Griggs.
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The Savages said they had told the F.B.I., as well as the police in Georgia and Illinois, that Joycelyn was "being held against her will" by Mr. Kelly.
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Wendell Pierce from "The Wire" remembers things much differently from the alleged victim in his battery arrest -- because he says HE was the one held against his will.
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The A.P. writers spent 18 months on "Seafood From Slaves," an investigation of the fishing industry in Southeast Asia that found widespread abuse of workers held against their will.
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On Monday night, a crowd of fans, believing that Spears is being held against her will, gathered in protest outside West Hollywood City Hall, where they demanded her release.
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The DOJ's lawyer, acting solicitor general Jeffrey Wall, argued that Trump's statements should not be held against him because they were made before he took the oath of office.
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Most large U.S. bank stocks are down in the high-single to low-double-digit percentage range in 2016, held against an S&P 500 that is roughly flat.
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The relative told police Castro had called her mother to tell her she had allegedly been stabbed in the neck and was being held against her will by Garcia.
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She walked out of the police department and continued to be held against her will for 13 more years, during which time she gave birth to six more children.
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Dubbed a "danger to herself and others," Renée spends much of her life held against her will, while continuously clashing with orderlies, nurses and doctors—both mentally and physically.
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He answered that he had originally been kidnapped from North Korea by a South Korean Christian minister and his wife and had been held against his will in Dandong.
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Chris Christie finally explained his awkward face behind Donald Trump after Super Tuesday, and the Guv insists he was NOT being held against his will ... as the Internet believes.
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The clip features John Goodman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Gallagher, Jr. trapped in some kind of underground bunker, with Winstead and Gallagher seemingly being held against their will.
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Aoun said at the time Hariri was being held against his will in Riyadh -- a claim Hariri denied -- and speculation swirled in Lebanon that he was being held hostage.
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That move was criticized by a prosecutor representing the civilian complaint review board, who said that Pantaleo's decision should be held against him as the judge reviews the trial.
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This year's festival — held against the backdrop of the #MeToo movement and allegations of sexual misconduct against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein — was dominated by issues of gender inequality.
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While Meehan voted against the ObamaCare repeals — a vote that's likely to be held against other GOP lawmakers in November 2018 — Meehan did vote for the Republican tax bill.
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Then, one night in June, he was summoned to a palace in Mecca, held against his will and pressured for hours to give up his claim to the throne.
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According to the US State Department, up to 2 million Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyzs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities have been held against their will in massive camps in Xinjiang.
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According to the US State Department, since 2017, up to 2 million Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyzs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities have been held against their will in internment camps.
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In a situation where people are being held against their will in a home, a reasonable police officer ought to expect that someone fleeing the home may be a victim.
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Nasrallah accused Saudi Arabia of drafting Hariri&aposs resignation letter and forcing him to read it on Saudi TV. He even asked whether Hariri is being held against his will.
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Many also blame Rousseff for sinking the economy into its worst recession in at least 25 years and mass protests were held against her this month in cities across Brazil.
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It divides its time between three situations in which characters are held against their will, desperate to find a way out, waiting to see what their captor will do next.
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He said they were making out in the back when a male manager peeked his head into the car and asked whether the woman was being held against her will.
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Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced his resignation from the Saudi capital of Riyadh on November 4, sparking speculation that he was being held against his will by Saudi Arabia.
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He said they were making out in the back when a male manager peeked his head into the car and asked if the woman was being held against her will.
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Read more: 'Don't come for me or the ones I love anymore': Jamie Lynn Spears slams critics as a conspiracy theory that Britney is being held against her will spreads
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And on top of that were the superficial grudges that these elegant, affluent women held against one another, which provided an entertaining counter to the show's darker, more caustic moments.
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The central bank said conventional swap auctions with maturities of one, three and six months, which are currently available against U.S. dollars, may also be held against euros and gold.
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His version of events was that he was drugged, abducted, interrogated, psychologically tortured and held against his will by the CIA, and that he wanted to return home to Iran.
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What's more ... the singer says Joycelyn's parents' claims their daughter was held against her will doesn't add up, since her mother had previously and on numerous occasions visited Kelly's place.
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Heritage Action for America said Wednesday it will "key vote" the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) amendment on its scorecard, meaning a vote against it will be held against lawmakers.
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The funeral services were held against a backdrop of extreme regional tension as Iran and the United States signaled they could be on the brink of a potentially catastrophic war.
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Rate your team on a scale of one (strongly disagree) to seven (strongly agree) for the following:If I make a mistake on my team, it is often held against me.
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The Times and others have reported that the mostly Muslim Uighurs are held against their will, often in dismal conditions, and subject to an indoctrination program designed to discourage Islam.
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The United States ambassador, in his statement, said the embassy had not been able to learn of the reasons for Mr. Topuz's arrest or of the evidence held against him.
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Reuters cited senior Lebanese government officials on Thursday saying that the authorities believed Hariri was being held against his will in Riyadh, where he unexpectedly resigned as prime minister on Nov.
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The publication spoke with several former patients of UHS who allege they were held against their will and that counselors twisted their statements during evaluations in order to forcibly admit them.
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"The chain represents her sense of imprisonment," which after being trapped in two non-consensual marriages and held against her will by Cersei Lannister, is likely a heavy burden on her.
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Emails showing a user signed up for a service such as Signal or Telegram are held against them in internal investigations, he said, as are records showing a text was deleted.
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NBC 4 New York also reported that one of the suspects allegedly told authorities the trio was going to Queens to attempt to save a friend being held against her will.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had told reporters on Friday there was no indication Hariri was being held against his will but that the United States was monitoring the situation.
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An affidavit written by an FBI agent says that when Price was taken to a hospital, he told police he was kidnapped by two strangers, drugged and held against his will.
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On the other hand, having a big audience for more typical random teen interests, such as internet memes and cat videos, may not even register (and won't be held against you).
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And yet during playoff games, like the two held against the Nipawin Hawks this past week, the arena is so full of spectators, it is standing room only, Mr. Eaton said.
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" In the open letter, Ms. Islam's research was called "an asset to the U.K. and its academic community, yet her very success in academic fieldwork is now being held against her.
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The information contained in your genes can't be held against you by health insurance companies or most employers (excluding the military), thanks to the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA).
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But a Department of Justice lawyer argued in front of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals Monday that Trump's comments about Muslims as a candidate shouldn't be held against him now.
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The two were beaten by soldiers and Mr. Rojas was forced to lay face down on the ground while Ms. Quintana was held against a wall, according to the judge's ruling.
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In fact, Captain America is about to sign off on the Sokovia Accords (which would enact government regulation of superheroes) until he finds out Wanda is being held against her will.
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Britney Spears' boyfriend has an update on her condition, and strongly insinuates ... it's time for her loyal fans to stand down on claims she's being held against her will or exploited.
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"But as we know, all that has obscured the fact that people are being held against their will in prison-like conditions -- they are not receiving proper medical care, and they're malnourished."
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The parents of both Savage and Clary spoke out for the documentary "Surviving R. Kelly" and said they fear their daughters are being held against their will, and that they were brainwashed.
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And it brings forth a remarkable letter, one of the book's sardonic highlights, in which Julia purports to apologize to "You, African-Americans" for any grievances that might be held against her.
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The Contracts Clause constrains states from opportunistically abrogating contractual rights; and its protections have been held to be particularly rigorous in the context of states trying to abrogate rights held against them.
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You might not like the slower bouts in traditional MMA but that's what makes it so special when a guy comes along who can't be laid upon or held against the fence.
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After a night of runway shows Kardashian West returned to her room where she was later tied up and held against her will while two men demanded her valuables—mainly her jewelry.
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That background has, at times, been held against him: he has said that he has been witheringly referred to as "the employee" by some critics, simply because he has done another job.
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Granted, McGregor was competing 25 lbs heavier than he was used to, but a fighter's failure to survive in a firefight is something that can be held against them for their entire career.
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Last month, according to authorities, a 15-year-old girl escaped from a weeks-long captivity after being abducted near her home and then physically and sexually assaulted while held against her will.
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So-called fans of the 37-year-old "Piece of Me" singer have questioned the circumstances surrounding the pop star's decision to seek treatment, believing that Spears is being held against her will.
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Investigators said they also believe Drayton had been using dating apps like Tinder to meet and then target various women, including the woman he allegedly kidnapped and held against her will in California.
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She added the Fed's next meeting, scheduled for September 2179.98-2790.27, will be held against a backdrop of a weak first half of the year and a labor market that is losing momentum.
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An antenna on the side of a building will be very different than the antenna in a phone that's being held against your head, or one in a watch that's on your wrist.
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The rally was seen as the ruling coalition's response to a series of large anti-government street protests held against Social Democrat attempts to decriminalize several corruption offences via emergency decree last year.
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He also said the Saudi royal family has a "lot of respect for him" and that the King "sees him as a son," brushing off concerns that he's being held against his will.
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Saudi Arabia has strongly denied playing a role in Khashoggi's disappearance, going as far as to open cupboards in its consulate to show journalists that he was not being held against his will.
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" Over the next two hours, the candidate could heard bragging about his "remarkably successful" business career, complaining that his unpolished orations "are held against me" and that "the press treats me like dirt.
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PARIS — Lebanon's absent prime minister arrived in France on Saturday morning after two weeks in Saudi Arabia, a mysterious stay that touched off intense speculation that he was being held against his will.
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But most women who broke away from Boko Haram keep their abductions secret, knowing they would be stigmatized as terrorist sympathizers even though they were held against their wills and defied the militants.
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Before the massacre, Congressman Leo Ryan of California visited Jonestown with journalists and constituents after some had expressed worry that their relatives, members of the People's Temple, were being held against their will.
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The victims, all freed since a teenage girl escaped last year and alerted authorities, were also essentially robbed of their social welfare benefits while being held against their will, according to federal prosecutors.
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In a statement, police said they found the family in a "small space in the house which could be locked" and that it was unclear whether they were being held against their will.
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They told the story of a girl who was forced to spend three months held against her will in the cabin of a volatile stranger after having witnessed the deaths of her parents.
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Joycelyn Savage has said she is not being held against her will, but her parents firmly believed their daughter has been brainwashed and they have mounted a full-court press to free her.
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Shortly after People's report came out, hosts of the fan-led podcast Britney's Gram made the startling—and as yet unproven —claim that Britney was being held against her will at the facility.
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And so he did that again yesterday where he talked about how he had the most experience of anyone onstage and that that's a good thing and not something to be held against him.
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Watching the comments back about what some of the other guys said to him on that stage irk me to no end, and I don't believe anyone's sexual experience should be held against them.
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Qatari media, including Al Jazeera television, carried a video on Sunday of the silver-bearded Sheikh Abdullah saying that he was being held against his will after coming to Abu Dhabi as a guest.
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"I think you'd admit that the things you say when you're in a certain situation without the requisite experience that may come later shouldn't be held against you," Gorka told radio host Laura Ingraham.
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"I remind you that a prime minister was held in Saudi Arabia for several weeks," he said, a comment that could irk Riyadh which, like Hariri, denied he was ever held against his will.
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The pair have also been charged in the kidnapping of another girl, 14, who alleged she was held against her will and raped by the gang members for 3003 days, according to Fox News.
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We're told Lynne read reports about Britney being held against her will and pumped with drugs she didn't want ... both, by the way, demonstrably untrue because the conservatorship does not give Jamie that power.
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The probe found that large numbers of men were brought and held against their will on fishing boats off Thailand that were used to farm prawns sold in some of the world's leading supermarkets.
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Insurers in many developed markets are saddled with large portfolios of old life insurance policies that crimp their growth as regulators demand capital is held against them, preventing the capital being used more efficiently.
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The sisters noted that they were revealing this story not out of a sense of Victorian morality, but because of the sexual double standard held against women, and that Beecher wasn't their only target.
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The agency which said it had launched an investigation into the cases, said many of the victims, were held against their will and forced to work in the mining operations where they were rescued.
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Earlier this year, the White House marked the one-year anniversary of its revised hostage policy, created with the renewed hope of reuniting Americans held against their will with the families who love them.
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Share listings allow companies to raise cash for business expansion or other purposes but a fall in their share price can trigger early debt repayments or a need to increase collateral held against loans.
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The 212-year-old used a cellphone she found in the home to call the police with her startling claim about her siblings being held against their will, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said.
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The EU parliament vote, held against a backdrop of Brexit and increasing nationalist complaints against Brussels in other countries, will determine the make-up of an important element in making laws applied across the continent.
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We also know the source of the complaint that is at the heart of Thomas' investigation: Gloria called the Department of Defense and told them that Walter is being held against his will at Homecoming.
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PASSENGERS 'HELD AGAINST THEIR WILL' AT AIRPORT BECAUSE OFFICERS WERE LATE Both the man and woman were traveling to Detroit to catch separate connecting flights: He was going on to Miami, and she to Nashville.
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As the White House considers whether to deploy more Americans to fight and die in Afghanistan, Americans held against their will in that part of the world should be a part of the administration's calculus.
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Then all the sailors were blindfolded except for the two U.S. Navy coxswains who were in charge of sailing the boats into a small lagoon at Farsi Island while guns were still held against them.
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GERMINO: Initially, it was not an anti-slavery organization or anti-human trafficking organization, but in the course of our outreach, we begin to come across situations where workers were being held against their will.
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Then in 2008, local, state, and federal law enforcement in Texas raided the FLDS compound near Eldorado, responding to what turned out to be a bogus tip about a girl being held against her will.
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So this is an unpaid laborer, being held against his will, and denied an opportunity at even that "free education" NCAA-thumpers like to talk about by a man currently making $3.1 million a year.
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Misery takes place almost entirely in the bedroom where Paul is recuperating from an accident and then held against his will; the claustrophobic setting helps the film ratchet up the tension to a nearly unbearable degree.
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Savage also touches on conversations with her parents, who took part in the documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly" and say they believe their daughter has been brainwashed and fear she is being held against her will.
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A number of universities, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, DePaul University and the University of Connecticut, have moved to assure students that citations for activism will not be held against them in the admissions process.
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Leiderman also said that Keys's unapologetic stance could hardly be held against him, since their view was that Keys had been charged and convicted under an unjust and overbroad law, and they were planning on appealing.
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Mr. Kraft's lawyers could question why the police did not get search warrants earlier if they had suspected that sex was being sold inside and that some of the women were being held against their will.
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Current rules mean that capital is also charged against customer margin held against swaps in clearinghouses, which many see as a barrier to providing a service that is intended to steer risk away from balance sheets.
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Though this is a pretty small percentage, if these results held against the total number of SIM cards being used by cell phone owners, it would potentially be tens or hundreds of millions of vulnerable SIMs.
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The first parliamentary elections since 2010 are being held against a backdrop of near-daily attacks by the Taliban, who have seized nearly half the country and have repeatedly refused offers to negotiate with the Afghanistan government.
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ABINGDON, Va. – After a Virginia man was reported missing, then found hours later on the side of the road, he told police he was kidnapped, drugged and held against his will by members of a motorcycle gang.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates said on Sunday that an exiled member of Qatar's ruling family who had appeared in a video recording saying that he was being held against his will had left the UAE.
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Because there are different types of unconscious biases often held against women from different backgrounds, customizing our training materials by geography meant that we could address those biases more effectively and benefit all women across the organization.
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According to charging documents obtained by PEOPLE, Burk then allegedly held the 17-year-old girl hostage for more than a week, repeatedly raping her and beating her whenever she complained about being held against her will.
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On Tuesday, they got the news they feared most when FBI agents told them they have reason to believe Brittanee is dead – and that she was held against her will for several days before she was murdered.
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But sensing that 2016 was a cycle in which governing experience would be held against him, he soon dropped most mention of governing New Jersey and talked instead of his time as a federal prosecutor fighting terrorists.
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Related: Parents of alleged R. Kelly 'victim' speak out The only woman from the group to go public so far was the then-20083-year-old Joycelyn Savage, who denies she is being held against her will.
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Two women whose parents believe have been held against their will by R. Kelly have been willingly living at the singer's Chicago home and walking his dog since he was jailed last month, Kelly's lawyer told INSIDER.
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I remarked on how beautiful S. was, and she slowly ran a finger over her daughter in the photo, then gathered the papers up and slid them into a manila folder that she held against her chest.
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In a way, she had mastered the gendered expectations for female politicians, so then when it came out that she wasn't treating her staff that way in private, it was held against her with much more force.
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Bump stocks replace a rifle's standard stock, which is the part held against the shoulder, freeing the weapon to slide back and forth rapidly, harnessing the energy from the kickback that shooters feel when the weapon fires.
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Though his animosity toward it seems to have lessened in later years, the main things he held against it — that Kubrick jettisoned too much context from his film and that it was seriously misogynistic — are pretty valid complaints.
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Prioritizing subpoena fights A contempt citation can take many forms, from a symbolic vote on the House floor to the long-dormant inherent contempt, in which an individual or official is held against their will until they comply.
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"But I know our work will not be done until our fellow Americans who are held against their will, and whose families mark their calendars by the days since they've held their loved ones, are reunited," Obama said.
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The breakfast in New York next Monday will be held against a backdrop of devastation in the United States and the Caribbean from two monster hurricanes that scientists say may have been made more ferocious by warming trends.
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In Cooper's memoir, "Saving Alex," upon which the film is based, she says she was held against her will for eight months, was subjected to physical and emotional abuse and forced to wear a backpack filled with rocks.
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Protests were held against the company and its billionaire founder by the Confederation of All India Traders, a large trade organization, which says that small business owners are being squeezed by deep discounting by companies such as Amazon.
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As the targets of an assassination attempt, the pair have been under tight security, with Yulia reportedly moved by British security services to a guarded location — prompting accusations from Russia that she is being held against her will.
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Despite a red carpet and plenty of glitz, the event had a low-key air of predictability about it and was held against the backdrop of FIFA going through the worst corruption crisis since it was founded in 1904.
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A second complication for Franken was that some Democrats were willing to throw him to the wolves to make their case that Donald Trump's past behavior toward women—19 had complained—should be reviewed and held against him somehow.
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They promised that if I told them who wrote the letter and passed it on to me, and how I spread it around, then I would not be held culpable and it would not be held against my family.
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I looked for signs, but at no point in the video does Pence blink twice or otherwise signal that he was being held against his will, but his presence is by far the most bizarre part of the video.
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Authorities are also looking to determine why the group had been living underground for so long if the siblings had been held against their will, and whether any criminal charges will be pressed against the 58-year-old man.
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And a new version of the Miranda warning seems to apply across all media, social and traditional: Anything you say, or have ever said, in context or out, deliberately or by misspeaking, can and will be held against you.
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At a news conference on Wednesday night, officials revealed that a total of 27 inmates had been released by the hostage-takers, but it was unclear whether they had been held against their will and how many inmates remained.
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But that part of the VRA was invalidated by the Supreme Court in 2013, with Chief Justice John Roberts saying the days of Jim Crow laws were too far in the past to be held against the states now.
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The intense 911 call made minutes after Jayme Closs was found walking down an icy Wisconsin road after being held against her will for nearly three months has been released, giving further insight into the teen's astonishing rescue and terrifying captivity.
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The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, but said the law violates the Suspension Clause, which, the court held, requires Thuraissigiam, even as a noncitizen, to have a "meaningful opportunity" to demonstrate that he is being held against the law.
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"If your concerns are that the information you're consuming is going to be held against you by insurance companies and used to increase the prices they charge you, maybe that's going to constrain the types of information you consume," she says.
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KREM2, a CBS affiliate, reports that the Spokane Police Department responded to a call from a woman who said that she'd been held against her will by the band after a performance at The Pin in Spokane, Washington on September 1.
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After a woman came forward earlier this month to tell police she was tortured and held against her will by a male student at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, several more women told detectives Alec Cook sexually assaulted them, too.
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For example, even amid the continuing turmoil of the conflict in Yemen, a number of Americans held hostage there made it home, such as Wallead Yusuf Pitts Luqman, a former US Marine held against his will for more than a year.
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"Arguido" is a status in the Portuguese legal system that means a suspect can be questioned in an investigation if he is presented with evidence held against him, while being granted a wider array of rights than, for instance, a witness.
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In the age of doxxing, everything you put on the internet can be held against you in the court of public opinion—and plenty of semi-public figures, like Sarah Jeong, have suffered from this intense scrutiny of online history.
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She ingratiated herself with an older woman named Mildred Markham, whom she then appears to have mistreated and held against her will, potentially killing her to also collect on life insurance policies of which she had been named the sole beneficiary.
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But there are still the requisite conspiracy theories: that Troom Troom is actually run by a millennial woman in San Francisco, or that the Troom Troom girls are being held against their will, forced to make weird DIY videos for ransom.
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Four employees said despite Musk's and Workman's assurances, they were worried that if they spent too much time away from work, it might one day be held against them, though two others said Musk's and Workman's messages put them at ease.
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The significantly lower coverage reported in the accounts results from KKB's NPLs net of specific reserves being added to Halyk's NPL denominator, while KKB's provisions (some of which were held against performing loans) are not added to Halyk's reserve numerator.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, who heads the anti-immigrant League party, has insisted they will not be allowed ashore until other EU states agree to take them in - prompting a criminal investigation into whether the migrants are being held against their will.
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Our Chyna sources say she stands by her claim she was simply doing what she had to do to protect her kids -- both Dream and King Cairo -- in the Six Flags incident ... and doesn't think her stroller swinging should be held against her.
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In a disciplinary hearing, two of the men who were confronted said that on the night the confrontation took place, four of the men on the RU Reference List had been dragged out of their dorms, held against their will, and assaulted.
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ROME (Reuters) - An agreement between Italy and Libya to fight people-smuggling in the north African nation will lead to migrants being returned to camps where they are held against their will, extorted and abused, Doctors without Borders (MSF) said on Monday.
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And when she wakes up, she's chained to the wall in an underground bunker, held against her will by an apparently disturbed man named Howard (John Goodman), who insists there's been some sort of attack, that the air above ground isn't safe.
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A Georgia man is accused of human trafficking and false imprisonment after police say they found eight women living with him in an upscale home in north Atlanta — with one of the women claiming she was threatened and held against her will.
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If the elections go ahead as planned, they are likely to be held against a backdrop of sharply worsening security, with the Taliban trying to build on their campaign last year that included the brief capture of the northern city of Kunduz.
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Seven years after Brittanee vanished on Ocean Boulevard, the busy main drag in the popular resort town, Dawn learned that authorities believe her daughter was kidnapped, held against her will for several days, gang-raped and fatally shot, before being thrown to alligators.
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The movie shows the literal fairytale version of being held against your will by a dangerous man; Belle finds true love, an entire personal library, and endless servants in her abduction situation, which happens in about 0 per cent of other similar cases.
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Early last year, in spite of a ban on political gatherings of five or more people, large Buddhist demonstrations were held against a halal-industry zone in Chiang Mai and the construction of a new mosque in Nan Province in northern Thailand.
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Read more: 'We are in a relationship with R. Kelly': Women whose parents claim are being held against their will say their families are telling 'lies for money' and that one of their fathers asked for 'sexual videos' with the singer for blackmail
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The Security Council vote was held against the backdrop of mixed signals by the Trump administration on how to deal with North Korea, which has remained in a suspended state of war with the United States since the Korean War armistice in 1953.
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But it wasn't Liz's fault that her biologically and culturally determined homoerotic inclinations were now in vogue, just as it could hardly be held against her that she'd grown up in bourgeois luxury on the Upper West Side of New York City.
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The latest allegation of flight interceptions comes after a member of Qatar's royal family said Sunday he is being held against his will in the UAE, a claim disputed by the UAE government, which said he is free to move as he pleases.
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And elsewhere, the rise in fentanyl-related deaths has led lawmakers to pass involuntary commitment laws, where people who use drugs are held against their will in treatment facilities, often in prison-like conditions -- and for up to 90 days in some states.
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He argues convincingly that his sex shouldn't be held against him, noting that Carter "never thought of gender as the most important division between human beings," and that "almost all writing involves an act of identification" with people who are unlike oneself.
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"No leader worthy of the name can look the other way while men, women and children are held against their will, forced to work for a pittance or no pay at all, routinely beaten, raped and tortured," May will tell leaders, the statement said.
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It's strange that news of this conspiracy is just now heading stateside, especially after fans of teenage YouTuber Marina Joyce flooded the internet this week with "proof" that she was being drugged, held against her will, and forced to make videos by a mysterious man.
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Missandei, specifically, told Davos and Jon that she's loyal to Dany not because she's afraid or because she's being held against her will, but rather because she believes Dany can usher in a new kind of rule that grants freedom to every being in Westeros.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, but said that the law violates a part of the Constitution, the Suspension Clause, which would allow Thuraissigiam, even as a noncitizen, to have a "meaningful opportunity" to demonstrate that he is being held against the law.
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Detective Inspector Paul Hart of the Queensland Police said on Tuesday that the woman, a British citizen who reportedly came to Australia in 2015 but who has not been publicly identified, had been held against her will after a brief relationship with the suspect soured.
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Forty people - from eight families, including adult workers and about a dozen children - were allowed to leave the kiln this week in Bathinda district in Punjab state after activists and other workers said they had been held against their will because the owner said they owed money.
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TROTTER: It doesn&apost say specifically, but the statute specifically says that it should be interpreted broadly, and other states including D.C. right were we are say that political belief, sources of employment, where you live, where you work cannot be held against you in denying service.
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Many of the details of the accord struck late on Tuesday remain unclear, but Italy got much less than it originally wanted after months of strained talks held against a backdrop of mutual recriminations between Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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A meeting and presentation at a luxury Riyadh hotel was held against a backdrop of low oil prices pressuring the kingdom's currency and saddling it with an annual state budget deficit of almost $100 billion - the biggest economic challenge for Riyadh in well over a decade.
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A kidnapped 47-year-old father was shot and killed early Thursday morning in an FBI raid on a Houston, Texas, home where he was being held against his will — allegedly by two men and a woman who demanded thousands in ransom money to spare his life.
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Moreover, by weakening the credibility of U.S. exceptions to sovereign immunity, JASTA could inadvertently weaken the credibility of all U.S. judgments held against sovereign states, even if those judgments are against a state, like Iran, that the world largely agrees is a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China has delved back centuries in an attempt to justify its controversial policies in the far-western region of Xinjiang, where experts say up to 2 million Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities have been held against their will in vast detention centers.
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In the footage, he states he was among a group who said they were held against their will by the captain of the Greek-managed ship Strofades IV when they tried to take aid by sea from Libya to Gaza some months after the Mavi Marmara incident.
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In a country where political analysis is a near-universal hobby, and where political power is — to oversimplify a bit — divided between Mr. Hariri's Sunni, Saudi-backed party and the Shiite, Iran-backed Hezbollah, speculation was immediate that Mr. Hariri was also being held against his will.
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That wasn't easy to do, though, because in that year a lesbian named Zulema Constante was being held against her will in such a "dehomosexualisation clinic" at the behest of her homophobic parents, and her girlfriend was taking the unusual step of demanding her release via social media.
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"The most logical view here is the moves on Friday were clearly just a sizeable covering of USD shorts, from what was one of the biggest net short positions held against the USD for many years," Chris Weston, chief market strategist at IG in Melbourne, wrote in a note.
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It has been under scrutiny since it emerged last month that commissioners had brokered a compensation deal in a case where two girls were allegedly held against their will and abused over a period of five years by the owners of a tailor shop in Yangon, the commercial capital.
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" Later, after a theory that Spears was being held against her will took hold on the internet thanks to a podcast called Britney's Gram, Britney told her fans, "I am trying to take a moment for myself, but everything that's happening is just making it harder for me.
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Meghan's hostage training will last about a week, and it will teach her techniques on how to transmit a distress signal that she's being held against her will if her captors make her record a video ... this according to Scott Jones, director of the London-based security firm Garvian.
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But after the Army she had gone through a kind of depression and her father had come to see her in the hospital, and the more he'd sat with her at her bedside the more she'd forgiven him for the things she had held against him all those years.
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Peter Randall, founder of the UK-based rival Setl, said there were still questions over whether payments using a quasi-central bank currency would be considered certain and risk-free enough to achieve "settlement finality" — reducing the capital and liquid assets that need to be held against them.
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If emailing "like a woman" is to perpetuate stereotypes about how women should act, but emailing "like a man" is to reinforce the idea that professionalism should aspire to male corporate culture—and if either approach can be held against you anyway—then what's a female emailer to do?
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Not only are immigrants less likely to come forward and identify themselves for fear they could be tracked and deported later, they're also scared to take any kind of handout because they don't want it to be held against them if they have a chance to become citizens later.
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In a short clip released on Facebook on Thursday, the handcuffed hostages, sitting shirtless on the ground — along with a Filipino woman, reportedly the girlfriend of one of the men, also being held against her will — as armed guards stood threateningly behind them, had a clear message for anyone watching.
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During a rare press conference in Beijing Tuesday, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Chairman Shohrat Zakir, fiercely defended the controversial camps into which the United States State Department has said up to two million Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities have been held against their will in the past two years.
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The Lovers and the Despot tells a story that's so strange, it has to be true: In 1978, the South Korean movie star Choi Eun-hee and her ex-husband, the film director Shin Sang-ok, were kidnapped by Kim Jong Il of North Korea and held against their will.
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Ramos is charged with opening fire in the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis on June 28 with a barrage of shotgun blasts, killing four journalists and a sales assistant in an attack police said was motivated by a long-standing grudge he held against the newspaper in Maryland's state capital.
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A television interview with Mr. Hariri in Riyadh in which he denied that he had been forced to quit — and during which he appeared tired and scowled at a mysterious person onscreen who was apparently trying to get his attention — only broadened speculation that he was being held against his will.
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In one example from the Justice Department report, a cop shot at an unarmed man who was in his underwear: An incident from 2013 in which a sergeant shot at a victim as he ran from a house where he was being held against his will is just one illustration of this problem.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)When Saad Hariri gave an interview to a TV station he owns from his home in Riyadh on Sunday, the aim was to put to rest the widespread belief that he is being held against his will in the Saudi capital after quitting as Lebanese Prime Minister last week.
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This is the latest in a string of incidents that have concerned fans as Spears appeared to back away from the public eye, even sparking a "#FreeBritney" trend in April after Spears spent time at a wellness facility early this year when fans worried that she was being held against her will.
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The 29-year-old is now being held against his will at Virginia&aposs Central State Hospital, a psychiatric hospital, and told the Associated Press in a phone call Wednesday night he was authorized to take the vehicle on a pre-planned route as part of a training exercise to gauge the police response.
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The call was the culmination of a desperate escape plan the teen had devised with her siblings for more than two years, and when she spoke to the dispatcher, she revealed a startling allegation: She and her siblings were being held against their will by their parents, and some of the children were chained.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton's agnosticism and Ernestine Rose's atheism were held against the early suffragists, and after eight allegedly godless anarchists were convicted of killing eleven people during Chicago's Haymarket affair and President William McKinley was assassinated by an anarchist who had rejected Catholic teachings, atheism became linked, in the popular imagination, with domestic terrorism.
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Read more: The gun used in the deadly Dayton shooting was advertised by its maker as 'an orchestra of metal and hellfire'But in the following years, the ATF went back and forth over how to regulate such instances where pistol braces were used not on the forearms, but held against shooters' shoulders like shoulder stocks.
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Gloria Allred, a high-profile women's rights lawyer, filed the suit against Mr. Brown on Wednesday on behalf of a woman who says that she was held against her will at his house in February 2017 and raped by his friend Lowell Grissom Jr. He is also named as a defendant in the suit.
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The Belt and Road also helps to shore up support for China's policies in Xinjiang -- a far western Chinese region that borders several Central Asian countries -- where according to the US State Department, up to 2 million ethnic Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyzs and other predominantly Muslim minority groups have been held against their will in massive camps.
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But for all their possible clumsiness, when held against completed films, unfinished ones can seem more animate, even electrified, in the sense that they seem to mime more faithfully the insecurity — the fluctuations, frustrations, and losses — of human experience, and also more feelingly attest to those specific instances when risk and catastrophe have intruded upon this very experience.
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Watch This on VICE: Through connections made with her page, Lucas had a person recovering from addiction in one of the centers give a sworn statement that Chatman paid him in heroin to live in one of his sober homes and collect money from visitors who sexually assaulted female residents who were drugged and held against their will.
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You fight through the exhaustion and the anger that stems from knowing one of your fellow citizens is being held against their will, but at some point, your day must end and you resign yourself to the possibility that tomorrow might bring about success: the release of a victim you are sworn to serve and protect.
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Following a rough UFC debut against soon to be champion, Cain Velasquez in which Ben Rothwell was stopped with blows while held against the fence (the bout which saw Dana White dub Steve Mazagatti 'the worst referee in the history of combat sports'), Rothwell found himself in a streak of so-so fights with mixed results.
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" David Pressman, a former deputy United Nations ambassador who is serving as legal counsel for the Liu family, said in a statement to The Hill on Thursday that the siblings "have been held against their will as a crude form of human bait for the sole purpose of attempting to lure their estranged biological father back to China.
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"In a story straight from dystopian fiction, a young woman is being held against her will, intimidated and shamed for her decisions, forced to undergo coercive counseling and medical procedures, and physically barred from ending an unwanted pregnancy," said Susan Hays, legal director of Jane's Due Process, a Texas legal nonprofit working on Doe's case, in a statement.
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Just take this one example from the Justice Department's report, in which police shot at a man in his underwear who was actually a victim of a crime: An incident from 2013 in which a sergeant shot at a victim as he ran from a house where he was being held against his will is just one illustration of this problem.
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Already suspicious over an uncharacteristic emoticon in one of Britney's Instagram posts (she prefers emoji) announcing the cancellation of her Vegas show, a fan podcast called Britney's Gram then aired a call from an anonymous source who alleged that Britney was being held against her will at the facility after refusing to take her medication or to heed the prohibition on driving.
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In one case, a police officer shot at an unarmed man wearing only boxer shorts as he was fleeing from armed assailants, which the Justice Department called unreasonable and unnecessary: An incident from 2013 in which a sergeant shot at a victim as he ran from a house where he was being held against his will is just one illustration of this problem.
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" When the subject of a coming profile — a Muslim lesbian photographer — is detained in the Middle East for having a vibrator in her luggage, Kat, the magazine's impulsive social media director, announces to her colleagues: "We are going to tweet that a woman is being held against her will simply for wanting to own her own sexuality — #FreeAdena — unless somebody has something better.
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" Earlier this month, the LA Times reported that Simmons and his friend Brett Ratner have been accused of sexual misconduct by at least two women — Keri Claussen Khalighi, a model who was 17 at the time of the alleged assault by Simmons, and an unnamed 29-year-old who alleged that she had been held against her will by "two males who both unlawfully touched her.
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If you follow the news, this one may sound familiar: In 1986, a popular South Korean actress, Choi Eun-hee, and her ex-husband, a once-successful film director, Shin Sang-ok, entered the United States Embassy in Vienna and said that years earlier they had been kidnapped by North Korea — where they had been held against their will — and were now seeking asylum.
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Protests were also held against a proposed pipeline much closer to home: the Pilgrim Pipeline, which would run through Ramapough land and carry oil and refined petroleum products between Albany and Linden, N.J. After receiving numerous complaints about the protests, the town revoked a 2012 permit that the Ramapoughs had used to worship on the Polo Club site, which the tribe calls Split Rock Sweet Water.
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