It has faced accusations of hushing up scandals and moving known abusers from parish-to-parish.
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The Church has faced accusations of hushing up scandals and of moving known abusers from parish to parish.
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But Trump's then-lawyer Michael Cohen monitored the process of buying and hushing up the story, according to Farrow.
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Eramo accused the magazine of portraying her as the story's villain and as focused on hushing up sexual assault reports.
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Eramo accused the magazine of portraying her as the story's villain and as being focused on hushing up sexual assault reports.
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Fernández has been accused of trying pursuing lucrative trade deals from Iran in exchange for hushing up its role in the bombing.
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Anna accused human rights organizations of pulling their punches, withholding victims' names and hushing up some egregious cases of violations out of fear.
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On January 26th Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, accused Germany of hushing up the case in order "to paint over reality with political correctness".
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What we learned specifically from the tape is that Trump was well aware of Cohen's involvement with AMI and David Pecker in hushing up McDougal.
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Eramo, who was then an associate dean of students, accused the magazine of portraying her as the story's villain and as focused on hushing up sexual assault reports.
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This entire approach is consistent with a company that is accused of hushing up bribery and is the target of a broad class-action suit on gender discrimination.
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When debate moderator Chris Wallace pointed out that it was a debate, after all, Cruz engaged in a whiny, plaintive, entirely-too-serious argument with him, before finally hushing up.
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Eramo, who was then an associate dean of students, accused the magazine of portraying her as unfeeling about the alleged assault and concerned only about hushing up reports of sexual attack.
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The frenzy reached the point that Russia's foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, said at a news conference that German authorities appeared to be hushing up the incident out of political correctness, according to news reports.
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If you're trying to obscure the identity of a source who put their career or life in harm's way to contact you, that's a terrific argument for hushing up some of the reportorial legwork.
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The morning after their arrival, the waitresses were in the agency's debriefing center south of Seoul when they saw themselves on TV. Far from hushing up their defection, the government had announced it to the world.
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Investigators said on Sunday that they were also looking into an allegation that, in return for hushing up a tax investigation against Korean Air, Mr. Jin had forced the airline to give a lucrative contract to a company run by his brother-in-law.
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Some farmers and livestock analysts say they assume that the highly contagious disease is more widespread than officials have acknowledged, and the government's hushing up of the problem fits a pattern from previous public health crises, including an AIDS epidemic in the 1990s and a widespread tainting of baby formula in 33.
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In the Twitter message, Trump accused Daniels of "a total con job" for claiming that she was threatened by an unknown man in a casino parking lot in 2011— an episode she has suggested was an act of intimidation aimed at hushing up her contention that she and Trump had a sexual encounter several years earlier.
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"Swedish Police, Accused of Cover-Up, Look Into Reports of Sex Assault at Festival" , The New York Times. Orange, Richard (11 January 2016). "Police in Sweden accused of hushing up asylum seeker assaults at festival" , The Daily Telegraph.
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An enthusiast of white jade, who lives in Muddy Swamp. He had made a lot of bad business decisions and had ended up almost bankrupt. He is a famous womanizer and had a child with a servant. He dislikes cats and he hated the Daily Fluxion even more for not hushing up a scandal years ago.
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Hume was the last Archbishop of Westminster to employ a gentiluomo. The gentiluomo were a form of ceremonial bodyguard who accompanied the archbishops on formal occasions. As the role had become archaic, no new gentiluomo were appointed after the death of Hume's gentiluomo, Anthony Bartlett OBE, in 2001. Hume was accused of "hushing up" a suspected sexual abuse scandal at Ampleforth College by not calling in the police when he received a complaint from parents in 1975 about Father Piers Grant-Ferris, the son of a Tory peer at Gilling Castle Prep (now St Martin's Ampleforth).
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Artists wrote poetry and poets painted, something like this can describe the processes taking place within the framework of the movement. Performances were a key element in the art of beats, whether it was the Theatrical Event of 1952 at Black Mountain College or Jack Kerouac typing in 1951 the novel “On the Road” on a typewriter in a single session on a single roll of 31 meter long paper. Representatives of the movement were united by hostility to traditional culture with its conformism and brightly degenerate commercial component. They also did not like the approach of traditional culture to hushing up the dark side of American life - violence, corruption, social inequality, racism.
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John Paul II has been criticised (more than perhaps any other issue) for not recognising the full severity of the sex abuse cases until they erupted in America in 2002. He has also been criticised for hindering the investigation into the charges of sexual immorality leveled against Father Marcial Maciel Degollado and for allowing diocesan bishops to transfer pedophile priests from one parish to another instead of reporting their crimes to the authorities. John Paul further stands accused of hindering Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger who allegedly was attempting to prevent sex abuse. Meanwhile, Pope Benedict stands accused of deliberately hushing up the abundance of public and private affection displayed between John Paul II and Father Marciel.
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Her phone record however indicated that she had stayed at her older friend Ismet S., which hinted the German police that the rest of the story was a false statement. However, her friend admitted to having a sexual intercourse with Lisa a few months earlier, German police conducted criminal investigations of two men, one a Turkish citizen and one a German citizen of Turkish origin, because such contact would be a criminal offence under German law even if happened voluntarily. The incident led to intensive media reporting, especially in Russian media, and to diplomatic tensions between Germany and Russia. The Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, accused German authorities of hushing up the case.
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On him fell the main burden of investigating the assassination plot, and of hushing up the charges brought by Sir John Fenwick (1645–1697) against Godolphin, Shrewsbury, Marlborough, and Russell. In support of the bill for Fenwick's attainder he made on 25 November 1696 the only important speech which he is recorded to have delivered throughout his parliamentary career. The dexterity which he displayed in this affair, and Shrewsbury's virtual retirement, enhanced his consequence, and at Sunderland's suggestion he received the seals on the resignation of Sir William Trumbull, and was sworn of the privy council (5 December 1697). Though he did not formally succeed to Shrewsbury's department on his resignation, 12 December 1698, he was thenceforth virtually secretary for both departments until the delivery of the southern seals to the Earl of Jersey, 14 May 1699.
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