Cohen's story about the case implicates him in legal misconduct.
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In this motion, she implicates Scott Tadych and Bobby Dassey.
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He added that the timeline "implicates" two other potential crimes.
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He repeatedly argued that Cohen's plea deal directly implicates Trump.
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Even so, it surely implicates men -- especially sh***y ones!
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My partner takes offense at this, because it implicates him too.
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She also implicates Eisenberg, the forensic anthropologist from the 2007 trial.
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"Whether the graffito implicates Senenmut is a separate question," Peter explains.
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It remains unclear whether Mueller's report implicates Trump in any misconduct.
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"It implicates deep, profound moral questions," Stein said of the subject.
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Identifying "terrorist content" implicates just as many tricky questions of judgment.
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"Racial bias implicates unique historical, constitutional and institutional concerns," he wrote.
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What's more, Cohen's story about the case implicates him in legal misconduct.
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Amnesty said its evidence implicates Myanmar&aposs military commander in chief, Gen.
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Little Red Lie The game even personally implicates players in the story.
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Another corruption probe that unfolded during 2015 implicates Mr. Putin's own family.
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"It potentially implicates the highest level of the Trump campaign," said Waxman.
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"The greatest significance is that it implicates the president, directly," he said.
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Not every investigation turns up evidence that directly implicates a president, however.
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It implicates not only commercial data projects and processes but national security.
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What DOJ privately told Clinton operatives is paramount as it implicates partiality.
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I don't think it implicates him at all, especially on the Russia investigation.
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Asked if Cohen's plea agreement implicates Trump, Avenatti said he believes it does.
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In fact, the Cohen filing ... implicates him in the commission of a felony.
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In fact, what is admirable is the extent to which Hansen implicates herself.
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Unlike most depictions of this scene, Rubens implicates Lot in the sexual exchange.
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It implicates people, and so I wanted people to understand the subject's intention.
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He says it implicates Trump's inner sanctum of advisors and top government representatives.
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This a criminal case that potentially implicates the president and people around his campaign.
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Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn.
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To put it simply, the report implicates Rosenstein as much as it vindicates Trump.
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Warnick implicates us and himself, but fails to point us down a new path.
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" Justice Alito also wrote that "the issue here implicates an element of national security.
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The state has maintained the confession was voluntary, lawful and implicates him as the murderer.
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It implicates the generals in day-to-day partisan politics, pressuring them to take sides.
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By doubling his imagery, the artist implicates the spectator within the space of the painting.
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Yet this week's furor implicates the character and reputation of many others besides the president.
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But let's say, hypothetically, that Mueller does find evidence that implicates Trump in criminal behavior.
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More importantly, Trosch implicates himself in his depictions of artists trying to please a collector.
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If through that investigation we obtain additional evidence that implicates you, that is fully admissible.
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This is where the indictment implicates both Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates and these techniques.
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So that is how the latest Wells Fargo scandal implicates Glass-Steagall's banking culture concern.
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The conspiracy theory implicates Ukrainian American DNC contractor Alexandra Chalupa and California cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
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Article l -- Abuse of Power, alleges conduct which can be argued implicates criminal law violations.
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Sadly I like all of you know this will never happen because it implicates everybody.
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Some have speculated that the investigation into the leaks implicates persons close to Mr. Sharif.
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Kaspersky is certainly correct that no evidence is being offered that implicates him in any wrongdoing.
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Now, next, now, is this shocking part that directly implicates here John Kerry and Barack Obama.
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However, as this implicates the presidency, the heightened political risk could increase policy and legislative uncertainty.
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And she refused in part because she didn't want to see how this reality implicates her.
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"Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn," Cobb said.
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"Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn," he said.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone also asserted that the request implicates matters subject to executive privilege.
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But the thinness of the female characters also implicates the "artificial" men who narrate their lives.
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In other words, absolutely nothing on the current agenda implicates the Heller precedent in any way.
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" Abbott's order largely implicates the second condition: "the right to be treated as a welcome visitor.
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The thrust staging that allows the audience to envelop the stage implicates us all as addicts.
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"The right to read is one that implicates our fundamental human and constitutional rights," PEN America says.
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Obviously, that implicates the club in some way with whatever covered-up crimes were committed against Cora.
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That he would discuss an ongoing investigation that implicates the president's own associates, they say, defies belief.
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When it implicates your constitutional rights, it's not a legal process issue, it's a due process issue.
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Gerhard Marx implicates our supposedly objective tradition of geographic scholarship by constructing maps with multiple, shifting viewpoints.
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The questions is what he finally cops to, and whom he implicates, if and when he's caught.
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" Cobb insisted that "nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn.
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Data portability and interoperability requirements to increase competition pose a cybersecurity risk that directly implicates user privacy.
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But a continuing relationship with the couple implicates you in a deception of which you justly disapprove.
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If "there's information that implicates the President, then we've got a national security issue," the lawyer said.
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Use of social media by people with recognized Times bylines necessarily implicates the Times; I get that.
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Anatomy of a Crime: Sex, Hush Money and a Trump Fixer's Guilty Plea Cohen Implicates President Trump.
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Anna said keeping or losing face implicates not just her, but her parents and her family too.
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"Virtually every instance of cyber-related crime implicates the private sector in some way," the report says.
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"We have to...if it implicates the government, the government has to pay," Mahathir told a news conference.
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The nation is in the middle of a massive corruption crisis that implicates national politicians from multiple parties.
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The Petrobras scandal – nicknamed Operation 'Lava Jato' (Operation Car Wash)– implicates an enormous amount of the country's politicians.
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Ma's language does so much in this book, and its precision, its purposeful specificity, implicates an entire generation.
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US officials have refused to accept that claim, though they have not yet presented evidence that implicates Iran.
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More shocking is how the Americans for the Arts 2018 study implicates the federal government in its findings.
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When it implicates your freedom and your family, it's not a civil issue, it's a civil rights issue.
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It's unclear whether the whistleblower complaint implicates Trump in breaking the law, or in a more minor fault.
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That question implicates them; it suggests that understanding might require, more than empathy, a sense of political responsibility.
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This is a conversation that implicates us all, and, for that very reason, it is well worth addressing.
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"Just because Michael Cohen made a plea deal doesn't mean that implicates the president on anything," she said.
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So for the matter of whether there's any greater underlying scandal that implicates Kushner, we don't yet know.
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And the case may widen as the investigation implicates other SEALs who did not report what they knew.
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The complaint, based on the accounts of more than half a dozen U.S. officials, implicates more than Trump.
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There are millions of U.S. patents in force, and a typical smartphone implicates hundreds of thousands of them.
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Trump's lawyer Ty Cobb: "Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn." pic.twitter.
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This implicates climate change and lake warming as the probable cause for much of the fishery's long-term decline.
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It should come as no surprise that the leak implicates a number of figures and enterprises from world soccer.
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Whether or not anything is found that implicates Obama, Clinton or lower level Democratic figures -- and it could be!
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The use of helicopters further implicates the regime; no non-state group has conducted air operations in the conflict.
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That logical chain implicates GRU Unit 74455 not only in US election targeting but in the 2018 Olympics attack.
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It also implicates the national security of the United States, and U.S. policymakers should focus on five key areas.
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Corruption, Professor Smith explained, is so endemic in Brazilian politics that it most likely implicates the entire governing class.
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A newly released audio tape by members of Montazeri's family implicates the key orchestrators of the 1988 mass murders.
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The climactic dream, which weirdly implicates Weevil and ends with dead Cervando whispering "I am God," is downright haunting.
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By proving false all the claims that could exonerate the president, Mueller implicates his crimes without directly proving them.
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Still, their imagery manages to recede into a deep, fractured space that implicates both the eye and the body.
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The news, which potentially implicates Hobby Lobby in tacitly funding ISIS, was weird and startling enough to turn heads.
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Parasite, though, implicates a nice wealthy family with whom many viewers might identify in the pain of class oppression.
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Obstruction of justice This is the thread of the Mueller investigation that, so far, most directly implicates the president.
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Several witnesses have come forward with new evidence that implicates Sites' fiance, Jimmy Fennell, The New York Times reports.
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He implicates scientists, nutritionists and especially the sugar industry in what he claims amounts to a major cover-up.
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This new study, in the Annals of the American Thoracic Society, implicates sugary drinks and fructose, or fruit sugar.
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Brown also implicates two other engineers in the scheme to steal Waymo's self-driving secrets: Radu Raduta and Sameer Kshirsagar.
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It starts during a conversation with Dwight, in which Eugene confronts him with information that implicates Dwight as the turncoat.
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In the death penalty context, we accept this rate of error because we don't actually think that it implicates us.
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Or does the doctrine of constitutional avoidance preclude interpreting the 1986 law in a way that implicates the First Amendment?
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If, on the other hand, we have, there's information that … implicates the president, then we've got a national security issue.
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But it's the campaign finance charge that will drive endless discussion in the coming months, as it implicates the president.
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It implicates an entire culture and raises questions of whether Uber's board and management have the will to change it.
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One major critique I saw was the idea that it implicates viewers by manipulating them into enjoying this violent spectacle.
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She further emphasized that, because DNA is highly similar among family members, submitting your spit implicates your relative's genetic information.
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Here, she implicates all of us, including herself, in materializing the harsh realities of the people whose lives she documents.
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That case involved Medicaid, even though this legal question implicates all sorts of private rights, not just health care rights.
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New Mexico's brief argues that the 10th Circuit decision implicates the fundamental constitutional doctrines of states' rights and separation of powers.
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Report after report implicates Saudi agents in the alleged murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and no credible alternative explanation has emerged.
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Whether Manafort is charged with any crime — or if it implicates the larger Trump campaign in wrongdoing — remains to be seen.
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Those who wear it couldn't be prouder to espouse the values it implicates, and equally, they're weary of those who don't.
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Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came out with that data — and it once again implicates THC vape products.
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HANNITY: Let me stay on your report for a minute, because you also talk about just now implicates Barack Obama himself.
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Episode 9: "Friday Nite" Zellner unfurls a crazy theory about Halbach's disappearance that implicates Bobby Dassey, Scott Tadych, and Ryan Hillegas.
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"Nothing about the guilty plea or the change implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn," he said in a statement on Friday.
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It is a movie that implicates the structures that men (even well-intentioned men) enforce and embody all of the time.
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But Brown said the 4th Circuit might grant this request because the case implicates the president and raises novel legal questions.
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Chinese investigators "found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," Xinhua said.
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But so is firing the FBI director in the midst of a criminal probe that potentially implicates one's own presidential campaign.
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Lanny Davis, Cohen's lawyer and an opinion contributor for The Hill, has said that Cohen's decision implicates the president in wrongdoing.
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Lanny Davis, Cohen's lawyer and an opinion contributor for The Hill, has said that Cohen's decision implicates the president in wrongdoing.
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Instead, it implicates technology itself, and the many ways it can ironically prevent us from making real connections with each other.
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"Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn," said Ty Cobb, a White House attorney.
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A complaint implicates Barini, a 41-year-old Queens resident, in the recent deaths of three men identified as John Does.
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Perhaps the most famous historic critique of artificial intelligence, or the claims made on its behalf, implicates the question of translation.
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"We're talking about a case that implicates many, many decades of history on that island to understand what's happening today," Colfax said.
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The massive leak — dubbed the "Panama Papers" — includes more than 22012 million documents and implicates 230 current and former heads of state.
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The massive leak — dubbed the "Panama Papers" — includes more than 11.5 million documents and implicates 72 current and former heads of state.
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If he implicates Mr Temer in wrongdoing, some of the congressmen who supported the president in the last vote might switch sides.
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The investigation implicates an unnamed federal revenue service auditor, a businessman, an accountant and a lawyer who died in 2016, police said.
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Judge Alsup told the 9th Circuit that his policy implicates commercial speech, which isn't as robustly protected as other forms of speech.
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If Mueller's Russia investigation turns up any evidence that implicates Trump, the problems for the Republican Party will only continue to worsen.
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The central claim, then, that campaign donations implicates First Amendment interests may be less the true today, and rests on unstable grounds.
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It's inconsistent with the intelligence I've seen," which implicates the crown prince, Republican Senator Mike Lee said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Examining overconsumption implicates citizens of the first world in the issue, and doing that would make far too many audience members uncomfortable.
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It implicates the rest of them, expressing shocked disbelief at the base that continues to back him despite his increasingly indefensible behavior.
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But Kuze takes a special interest in Mira, and he drags her deep into a conspiracy that implicates the people closest to her.
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The lawsuit also implicates a newer version of Truvada, branded as Descovy, which received regulatory approval this year and shares Truvada's list price.
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The fact a single orangutan specimen was used in both sets of remains implicates Dawson, the only person associated with both, Stringer said.
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Now as I say, it is these latter two Glass-Steagall-prompting concerns that Wells Fargo's "Fries with That" banking model implicates. How?
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The evidence implicates Trump in two federal campaign law felonies, for which in part his personal lawyer Michael Cohen is serving prison time.
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Saudi Arabia's ruling family has denied it ordered the murder but evidence has mounted since the killing that implicates high-level Saudi officials.
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"Racial bias implicates unique historical, constitutional and institutional concerns," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the majority in the 5-to-3 decision.
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The full report is worth reading; it implicates Amazon, the head of Indiana's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and even the governor.
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Yes, but: The union's position in negotiations was hit by a scandal involving misappropriation of union funds that implicates union president Gary Jones.
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As a newly minted provocateur, Hale implicates herself in these six essays, all previously published (in Elle magazine and Vice, among other publications).
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The narrator implicates himself in a violent and criminal activity that was part of a larger war, by association and only in retrospect.
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Go deeper: Growing evidence implicates herpes viruses in Alzheimer's Alzheimer's research yields some promising results Senate approves bill dedicating $425 million to Alzheimer's research
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That this task force was allowed to run amok implicates not just its members, but the police department that paid — and supposedly oversaw — them.
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Twelve years later, Happy End implicates viewers in some of the same ways, but this time through surreptitiously filmed live video and Facebook chats.
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Poland eyes a front line that implicates us all, turning the focus of its pavilion to the construction industry and the making of buildings.
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Nobody but Mueller's team knows for sure what evidence it has (if any) that implicates the president of the United States in criminal wrongdoing.
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Although the law implicates Second Amendment rights, the heart of the problem here concerns free expression, not the right to keep and bear arms.
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The conviction of Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's former campaign manager, tars him, and the guilty plea of Michael Cohen, his former attorney, implicates him.
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The investigation implicates high-level figures in the church with close ties to the political elite, particularly the Archbishop of Mexico City Norberto Rivera.
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"To have shaped pop music in this country necessarily implicates musicians and songwriters in a history of racial exchange, impersonation and appropriation," Magee said.
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A late breaking report that John Bolton has information that implicates the US President could see the former national security adviser called to testify.
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In the case of Saudi Arabia, increasing evidence pushed by Turkish sources through Turkish media implicates a complex Saudi government plot to capture Khashoggi.
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It implicates everyone who buys or sells lumber, or who lives in a wood house, in a global pattern of corruption, murder and devastation.
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While he is under investigation, Giuliani has also offered unspecified information to the Justice Department that he says implicates the Bidens in criminal activity.
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The voicemail, wherein Dowd asks for a "heads up" from Flynn if "there's information that implicates the President," was first seen in the Mueller report.
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"Chinese authorities also found evidence that implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," the Xinhua news agency reported.
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But layered on each drawing's glass frame is a dark, mirrored tint that implicates viewers in the scene by confronting them with their own reflections.
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"During the investigation, Chinese authorities also found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," Xinhua reported.
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FCC ownership regulations that serve no purpose in an era of media abundance, in effect, restrict speech in a way that implicates the First Amendment.
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The show's focus on global mass industries raises questions as to what our future workforce might look like and implicates our very own consumption habits.
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The author places the event in the context of the debate over statehood versus independence, and convincingly implicates top government officials in the cover-up.
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Wouldn't it be ironic if Flynn implicates the Swamp-Drainer-In-Chief in the Russia scandal in exchange for leniency for his own lobbying transgressions?
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As Sessions himself noted, Justice Department regulations alone require recusal when a matter implicates a personal or political relationship with something that must be investigated.
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Today, the court is considering a case that implicates both, when it hears oral arguments in National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Becerra.
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The House subpoena arises out of House Democrats' continuing investigation into former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, which potentially implicates Trump in obstruction of justice.
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One interpretation is that the mirror implicates the viewer as complicit in a classic power play of defining who is insider and who is outsider.
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While Trump wasn't named, that effectively implicates him in the underlying crimes here: willfully causing an illegal corporate contribution and making an excessive campaign contribution.
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Here's why that wiped phone has been so important: There's a voicemail from Wes in which he implicates himself him for Sam's murder and potentially others.
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Democrats need to make Trump's attempts to quash the Russia investigation a key campaign issue, one that implicates not just the president but also his party.
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Woodward and Bernstein, facing a coverup that implicates the entire administration, have to reckon with the potential costs of reporting it out: What if they're wrong?
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But eyewitnesses say the assault came from a warship and a helicopter and implicates the coalition, which is the only party to the conflict operating helicopters.
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Mr. Burck would have to stop representing one or more witnesses if one implicates another in a crime or has vastly different accounts of key events.
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Vanguard theorists such as Timothy Morton emphasize how ecology as a concept implicates literally everything, but this capacious sense of the term can be a trap.
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And though the lack of glass avoids superimposing the reflection of the viewer onto the images, the oily tactile façades nonetheless implicates 100% of internet consumers.
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That is unsettling, because it implicates all those of us who now live in relative comfort but don't act against rising fascism in our own time.
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That, of course, is a tried and true approach routinely followed where, as here, a civil subpoena to a third party implicates a principal's confidential documents.
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The case also implicates South Korea's president, while approval ratings for her pro-business party have plummeted, meaning political protection from the top is less likely.
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This directly implicates two pillars of our liberty: fair elections and the separation of powers, both of which depend on properly functioning courts with unbiased judges.
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"Pluto being so close to Saturn, and both of them being in the sign of Capricorn, directly implicates global events that we're seeing," such as climate change.
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"If you're a woman experiencing poverty, this implicates so many things," DaCosta says, citing childcare and reproductive health as two areas where poor women are uniquely burdened.
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The people InfoWars falsely implicates in crimes and cover-ups are often re-victimized, becoming targets of harassment and threats at the hands of his credulous followers.
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" Ty Cobb, a member of President Trump's legal team, said in a statement: "Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn.
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The line between the two is anything but bright, and the unions do not deny that forcing non-members to pay dues implicates their first-amendment interests.
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The struggle to unionize is due to a complicated constellation of legal, political, and structural factors that also implicates the players themselves as part of the problem.
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The investigation implicates Hacking Team and Gamma International, as well — two European companies that have come under criticism for selling spyware to oppressive regimes across the world.
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I assert that Qatar sheltered KSM implicates the State of Qatar and those who supported, employed, and protected this future mass murderer must be brought to justice.
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Axios reported on Tuesday Schumer told the outlet he is the victim of a fake document that implicates him in detailed harassment claims by a former aide.
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Leventhal told jurors during the trial that DNA evidence recovered from Vetrano's phone, body and fingernails implicates Lewis as the only person who could have attacked her.
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On Wednesday, Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former lawyer and longtime fixer, was sentenced to three years in prison in a case that also implicates the president.
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Vargas Llosa implicates everyone in the moral catastrophe, from the bickering student dissidents to the cowardly media to the rich women drowning themselves in alcohol and gossip.
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But the detached, enigmatic text keeps our sympathies distant, and implicates our own fascination with disaster as much as it does the patriarchy it shows in action.
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At the same time, the heinousness of the act implicates the form in which it's presented: the manipulative, splayed-leg duets that are troublingly ubiquitous in ballet.
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With this morally disturbing conclusion to his unsparingly honest book, Pondiscio implicates all of us in the unforgivable neglect of children and education in our poorest communities.
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But the impact of the law doesn't end with its intrusion into matters of morality and conscience, because the subject of abortion also implicates politics and policy.
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The Walls Turned Sideways exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston implicates the museum as existing in the same landscape of money and power as the prison.
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The Obama administration argued that the court should be wary of extending liability to the actions of senior officials, especially when it implicates national security and immigration.
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Liquid tells us that the world no longer values those who rise through the ranks on skill and ability, and he implicates the player in this system.
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Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen, who has pleaded guilty in an unrelated case that implicates Trump in campaign finance violations, has been cooperating with Mueller, as well.
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"This case implicates the right of a woman to choose to have an abortion before viability and to obtain it without undue interference from the state," Ginsburg wrote.
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"This case implicates the right of a woman to choose to have an abortion before viability and to obtain it without undue interference from the state," she wrote.
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"This case implicates the right of a woman to choose to have an abortion before viability and to obtain it without undue interference from the state," she said.
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All we have to hope now is that a massive, distracting scandal that potentially implicates the Prime Minister in some rather dicey conduct doesn't derail the debate again.
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And even if evidence implicates Prince as working to establish a back channel, it is rare that people are prosecuted for perjury or making false statements to Congress.
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Leventhal told jurors in court this week that DNA evidence recovered from Vetrano's phone, body and fingernails implicates Lewis as the only person who could have attacked her.
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Also from "Hunky Dory," it's told with surreal imagery, from multiple points of view, but as a human-condition song that implicates everybody, in one way or another.
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Pence said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that there is "more and more evidence that implicates Russia" and called on the Obama administration to take action against Moscow.
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That implicates the president directly in what might be called "collusion": a conspiracy to commit a series of federal crimes, albeit not, in this case anyway, with Russians.
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"During the investigation, Chinese authorities also found evidence that implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," said Xinhua, citing prosecutors in Dandong.
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Mr. Nemtsov's relatives and members of the Russian opposition refused to believe the official version that implicates Mr. Kadyrov, saying the order probably came from inside the Russian government.
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But what we've seen so far suggests a conspiracy that belongs in a Bond movie, and implicates pretty much every genre of rich and powerful person on the planet.
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The case raised all sorts of complicated questions about whether genetic information is fundamentally different than other types of data because it implicates family members and not just individuals.
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"We have got ample evidence that actually implicates her to the charge, and also other eight suspects," Lesotho deputy police commissioner Mokete Paseka told the South Africa Broadcasting Corporation.
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The KPK's large-scale investigation, which also implicates members of President Joko Widodo's own ruling party, PDI-P, shows the independence of the anti-graft agency, political analysts say.
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The prologue that comes before the first day's official entry gives an overview and evokes the strangeness to come, as it addresses the municipality yet somehow implicates the reader.
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The security aid in particular is being used to lift up a dictatorial president who abuses power and implicates our country in the human rights abuses of his regime.
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" He also said that "flipping"—in which someone accused of a crime is given a lesser sentence in exchange for testimony that implicates others—"almost ought to be illegal.
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For example, Ida Applebroog's painting "The Ethics of Desire" (2013), which portrays helmeted, jackbooted, but otherwise nude women marching in formation, implicates the voyeuristic viewer in fascism or Nazism.
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Blankenship's ad, posted online Wednesday night, alleges that the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster, for which he has been blamed, was actually "Obama's deadliest coverup," and specifically implicates Sen.
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Why it matters: "The concept emerged from the fact that so much of the unfolding scandal implicates America's foreign policy and national security," the group says in a release.
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A search warrant for a lawyer's office implicates the attorney-client privilege and core constitutional rights, so the Department of Justice requires unusual levels of approval to seek one.
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A bipartisan Senate investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election released today definitively implicates the country in online operations designed specifically to get then-candidate Donald Trump elected.
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" The stated targets of Facebook's efforts are precisely defined, but its formulation of the problem implicates, to a lesser degree, much more than just "the worst of the worst.
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The news comes on the heels of an IPC-sponsored report released by Richard McLaren that implicates 35 athletes in instances of "disappearing positive samples" from a Moscow laboratory.
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Related: Fear, Censorship, and Pledges of Loyalty: Egyptian Press Freedom Is at Its Lowest Ebb The report implicates two European companies in the sale of surveillance technology to TRD.
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Still, the data implicates the criminal justice system as vastly racially disparate — not only prosecuting and imprisoning the innocent, but doing so in large part because of their race.
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Kayode Ojo's untitled installation of a found dark chocolate sofa turned upright and draped with a sequined gown is the lone work that implicates the body in domestic space.
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Rapidly expanding evidence implicates dozens of genes and variants in determining our pain sensitivity, how well analgesics—like opioids—reduce our pain and even our risk for developing chronic pain.
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But this implicates privacy and surveillance concerns for US citizens who are unlikely to know that they have the option to refuse or even that their data is being collected.
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"By issuing an injunction in this case, Coloradans get what they are entitled to - clarity on an issue that implicates fundamental constitutional rights," Arguella wrote in her 26-page ruling.
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McConnell's imminent abandonment of the McConnell Rule implicates an equally fundamental democratic principle: due process for 220006 percent of the Senate, which itself represents tens of millions of American citizens.
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I have declined to do so, and decline to do so today, because there is not one shred of evidence that in any way implicates Pence in the Russia scandal.
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Cohen's admission that the hush money that constituted 2 felony convictions, was done at the direction of a candidate for federal office, clearly implicates the President in those campaign violations.
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"I Am Not a Witch," a grimly absurdist debut feature from the Zambian-born, Welsh-raised director Rungano Nyoni, opens with a scene that uncomfortably implicates its own gawking audience.
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But if the data instead implicates the client, that's valuable, too — it helps public defenders understand the strengths or weaknesses of their cases and decide whether to negotiate a plea.
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The inmate and attorneys with the Innocence Project say they have evidence that exonerates him and allegedly implicates Stites' fiancée at the time, Jimmy Fennell, who was a police officer.
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"If... there's information that implicates the President, then we've got a national security issue...we need some kinds of heads up," Trump's lawyer told Flynn's lawyer, according to the Mueller report.
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"The nature of your request implicates investigative records the FBI may or may not compile pursuant to its broad criminal and national security investigative missions and functions," the FBI letter said.
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First, EU membership implicates the free movement of labour — a problem in the minds of "Frexit" supporters who tend to blame European neighbours for coming into France and taking their jobs.
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This material implicates a new generation of women creating art that explores the many levels of sexuality through layers of identity, who are using the internet as a tool for empowerment.
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The Russia scandal implicates not just Trump but the GOP itself, which has been guilty of aiding and abetting the president by undermining the Russia investigation and offering post-facto justifications.
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"Because the judge convicted Carter for what she said, or failed to say, not what she did, this case implicates free speech under the 1st Amendment and art," the attorneys wrote.
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A brazenly impolite play that implicates all strata of Italian society in its knotted weave of betrayals, "The White Devil" returns the candlelit Wanamaker to its beginnings, but with a difference.
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The House intelligence committee head, Adam Schiff, a Democrat from California, pushed back on Maguire's deference to the White House and the Justice Department, given that the report implicates both directly.
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"The decision of one person to get tested implicates not only them but their relatives," Vivian Chou, a predoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School, told Motherboard in an email last December.
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The Tourist not only examines the exchange proposition between visitors to the Caribbean, but implicates Lynne as a tourist herself, even in a place with which she has a cultural connection.
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The report implicates the entire meat supply chain, but it identifies the fertilizer runoff in livestock feed production as well as the dumping of cattle manure as the biggest sources of pollution.
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The report, based on interviews with dozens of torture victims, journalists, and activists, implicates Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov for the "unprecedented" crackdown, and claims that the purge began as early as February.
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"The public interest in the underlying subject matter of the Materials—which implicates the integrity of the 85033 presidential election — is substantial," Pauley wrote in the 30-page opinion released Feb. 7.
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The video directly implicates the University of Pennsylvania (which owns the Institute of Contemporary Art) as complicit with a series of horrific medical experiments by Albert M. Kligman, a doctor of dermatology.
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Michael Cohen pleads guilty, implicates Trump Once Trump's confidant, lawyer and fixer, Michael Cohen is now more likely to be called "RAT" by his former boss, who prizes loyalty above all else.
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RELATED: Trump lashes out at Cohen, Mueller probe as allies formulate strategy to protect presidency Read the transcript of the court proceeding below, including page 23, in which he implicates the President.
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Steyerl implicates both Bitcoin and artworld economics in the destructive process of capital, drawing a parallel between the trading of cryptocurrency and the trading of art-as-currency by celebrity dealer Stefan Simchowitz.
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The ICIJ notably used it to parse and make sense of the Panama Papers, a trove of documents that implicates a wave of corruption among politicans, business people and their offshore banking accounts.
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This video, titled "White Cane, Amplified" (212), gives insight into one of his daily challenges and implicates viewers in the question of responsibility for care — or, more specifically, how cultural environments support disability.
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"This case implicates matters of great public concern and is therefore one which the public has an interest in overseeing," Gleeson wrote, citing the public's constitutional right of access under the First Amendment.
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Conservative critics of the term bemoan its use because they believe it unfairly implicates all men and worry that those who use it are waging a subversive war on masculinity as a whole.
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"The public interest in the underlying subject matter of the Materials — which implicates the integrity of the 2016 presidential election — is substantial," Pauley wrote in a 21625-page opinion filed on Feb. 2900.
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The question then becomes, what will Trump do if the Mueller report contains unfavorable or critical information or material that implicates Trump in regard to collusion with Russia or possible obstruction of justice?
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"The public interest in the underlying subject matter of the Materials — which implicates the integrity of the 2016 presidential election — is substantial," Pauley wrote in a 30-page opinion filed on Feb. 7.
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Moral, because Trump implicates his supporters in policies and personal behavior, from birtherism to child separation to adultery with porn stars and sexual assault, that are un-Christian in a particularly naked way.
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The legality of the travel ban, which implicates the commander in chief's core statutory and constitutional authority over national security, demands an immediate resolution by the Supreme Court — one way or the other.
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" The report implicates human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels, noting that ocean acidification "is driven by the growing amount of anthropogenic carbon dioxide absorbed and dissolved in the upper ocean.
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He will advise clients about how the national security landscape implicates their businesses, emerging tools and processes employed by the U.S. and other governments to mitigate national security threats and the congressional process.
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"But the records' existence shows, for the first time, that questions about Whitaker's potential control over an investigation that implicates President Trump are a point of discussion within the Justice Department," the Post said.
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Choosing the Netflix logo kicks off a whole new meta-layer to Stefan's story —and yours — that ultimately, of course, implicates you as the viewer who's enjoying this story just a little too much.
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This struck me the most profoundly and the most consistently about the CONTACT festival: the human body is present and in its very presence makes demands on, flirts with, beckons, and implicates the viewer.
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Strangely, in a footnote in his recent decision, the judge appears to realize that his attack on the salary threshold implicates every Department of Labor salary-threshold adjustment since the OT rule was introduced.
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"Breaking Bread," sourced from shattered vinyl records from the band Bread, implicates us as listeners and them as artists in this whole process—a reminder that making a record generates its own plastic waste.
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"How can you execute a man when, since his trial, substantial evidence that would exonerate Rodney Reed has come forward and even implicates the other person of interest," Ms. Kardashian West wrote on Twitter.
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As with other #MeToo stories, this scandal implicates not just the alleged harasser but also a major institution, since reports about McCarrick's behavior circulated in the Catholic hierarchy going back to at least 1994.
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Anti-grawft scholar Lin Zhe wrote in the state-run China Daily in 2014 that many top officials kill themselves to end the investigation before it potentially implicates family members or stashed-away wealth.
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" "I negotiated a cooperation deal for a target with Mueller's office when he was US Atty and lemme tell ya, he's not gonna give one to Flynn unless he implicates someone up the ladder.
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There is no indication that the ongoing probe by the Interior Department's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) implicates Lesar, since it is focused on whether Zinke violated federal ethics standards in the deal.
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"This case implicates 'the right of a woman to choose to have an abortion before viability and to obtain it without undue interference from the state,' so heightened review is in order," she wrote.
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"The four lies that he picked tell you something very important, that this is an ongoing investigation that implicates a lot of people in the Trump inner circle," said former federal prosecutor Michael Zeldin.
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But with a global abuse scandal that now implicates so many of the church's leaders in so many of its dioceses across the world, it is unclear how far he is willing to go.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The guilty plea entered by former U.S. national security adviser Michael Flynn to a charge of lying to the FBI implicates Flynn alone, the White House said in a statement on Friday.
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Moreover, the issue implicates gender equality and gender diversity concerns more broadly, and boards that include a meaningful proportion of female directors should be better positioned to address sexual harassment and gender equality issues.
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Prosecutors are preparing an arrest warrant for Toledo after discovering evidence that implicates him in $20 million in bribes that Brazil's Odebrecht has acknowledged distributing to win a contract during his 2001-2006 government.
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The convicted former coal mining executive's ad, posted online Wednesday night, alleges that the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster, for which he has been blamed, was actually "Obama's deadliest coverup," and specifically implicates Sen.
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"This improper leveraging of Disney's copyright in the digital content to restrict secondary transfers of physical copies directly implicates and conflicts with public policy enshrined in the Copyright Act, and constitutes copyright misuse," Pregerson wrote.
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"Preliminary information implicates them to acts totally alien to the sense of honor and respect that govern our society and sport," the Cuban Volleyball Federation said in a statement in July following the men's arrests.
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In an application for clemency, Reed's attorneys wrote that new evidence has "contradicted and, in all key respects, affirmatively disproven, every aspect of the State's expert-based case against Mr. Reed" and implicates Stites's fiancé.
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Thus far, Democrats don't seem likely to move for impeachment, but this could change if Mueller's investigators produce court filings or a report that implicates the President in the Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"The publicly available evidence that implicates Russian intelligence agencies in the 2016 active measures campaign is extraordinarily strong," Rid said in a prepared statement for a hearing before the US Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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According to a report from ESPN's Michael Eaves, Louisville men's basketball coach Rick Pitino is expecting to get fired today in the wake of a federal investigation alleging corruption and bribery that implicates his program.
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"This is not enough," said Alonso Medina, a lawyer representing Acosta's family, in a telephone interview earlier on Monday, adding that the case implicates the armed forces as an institution in the use of torture.
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"If you think about the range of products this potentially implicates, that's massive," David Edelman, the director of the Project on Technology, the Economy, & National Security at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, told the WaPo.
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But it's unclear if that conversation actually took place on that day -- and what's known about the communications between Trump and Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, actually further implicates the President.
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Toward the end of the novel, another pair of Indian boys are born and promptly orphaned; the cycle of being and time continues, and sooner or later, what happens on the reservation implicates us all.
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The report, titled "War Crimes Shouldn't Pay," details the rampant fleecing, exploitation and wholesale bloodbath that implicates South Sudan's president and former vice president, international banks, multinational oil and mineral companies and arms dealers in Africa.
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Which gets even more complicated because the Saudis are working hard to minimize the political fallout from the recent CIA report that implicates Saudi crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The odd juxtaposition of jovial diners overlooking a tented ghost town implicates the viewer's own complicity in Los Angeles's housing failures, suggesting that the burden and responsibility for this crisis is not equally shared by all.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jurors in real estate scion Robert Durst's trial for murder may consider handwriting evidence that prosecutors say implicates him in the killing of his longtime friend, a Los Angeles judge ruled on Wednesday.
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The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security.
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"That the ATS implicates foreign relations 'is itself a reason for a high bar to new private causes of action for violating international law,'" he wrote, quoting the court's 2004 decision in Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain.
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However, in an application for clemency, Reed's attorneys wrote that new evidence has "contradicted and, in all key respects, affirmatively disproven, every aspect of the State's expert-based case against Mr. Reed" and implicates Stites's fiancé.
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So far, no one has dug anything out of the pile of files that comes anywhere close to a smoking gun that implicates, say, Lyndon Johnson in the murder, as Republican strategist Roger Stone has fantasized.
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Early on, Moore even implicates himself, offering up a series of mea culpas for people he's hobnobbed with in the past — Kushner, Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, and Trump himself (on Roseanne Barr's talk show, no less).
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Mr. Zuabi's play implicates its audience for wondering whether this woman, with her American passport and more or less comfortable life, will ever find her lover when women who look just like her are being suffocated.
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In 2018 they filed appeals, requesting that the belt she'd been strangled with be tested for DNA (it has not been) and calling into question forensic testimony about the timing of Stites' death that implicates Fennell.
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In the manuscript, Bolton implicates Trump in the scheme to withhold nearly $400 million in US military aid until Ukraine's leaders announced an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden, according to The New York Times.
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None of this investigative work directly implicates or involves Area 251, but it's easy to see how a giant mysterious desert military zone can fuel speculation, especially when you know the government isn't not investigating aliens.
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If that testimony implicates Trump, it would make Flynn the star witness in an obstruction of justice case that would include Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey, according to former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman.
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Read more: About 33% of Americans think the Mueller report implicates Trump Trump, meanwhile, is reportedly fixated on the report's characterization of how his subordinates routinely ignored his commands to avoid being implicated in the Russia probe.
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In a new interview with ABC News' Robin Roberts, set to air on 103/20 Tuesday, Bobby Brown, implicates Nick Gordon in the deaths of both his ex-wife, Whitney Houston, and their daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown.
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"My concern is that the subject order implicates the security, and thus the freedom of expression, of unknown but likely vast numbers of people," said Kaye, a professor at the University of California Irvine School of Law.
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In his 77-page complaint, Jude Sabio accuses Duterte of being a "mass murderer" and implicates 11 government officials — including the justice secretary and national police director general — in "repeatedly, unchangingly, and continuously" committing crimes against humanity.
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Beyond a call for access to a one-of-a-kind archive, Magid's work with Barragán is literary stagecraft that implicates a cast of characters involved in mysterious multinational negotiations, as well as legal and narrative ambiguity.
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However, in an application for clemency, Reed's attorneys wrote that new evidence has "contradicted and, in all key respects, affirmatively disproven, every aspect of the State's expert-based case against Mr. Reed" and implicates Stites's then-fiance.
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"The nature of your request implicates investigative records the FBI may or may not compile pursuant to its broad criminal and national security investigative missions and functions," an FBI letter sent to Vice after the election said.
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They visibly proclaimed membership in a group that has been vilified, in the United States and around the world, and particularly in the current presidential campaign, by those who believe that terrorist violence implicates an entire religion.
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Readers will not be surprised to learn that Clara was involved in an illicit underworld of drugs and sex or that the investigation into her death uncovers a tangled conspiracy that implicates her town's most respected citizens.
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Here's why: There now exists a credible claim made by a longtime figure in Republican politics and the conservative movement that, if proven out, directly implicates the President of the United States in a quid pro quo.
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Giuliani associate directly implicates Trump in Ukraine scheme Parnas told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday that the aim of the Ukraine effort was "all about 2020" and not about working in the interest of the United States.
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"This is not enough," he said in a telephone interview, adding that the investigation should focus on the country's top military officials because the case implicates the armed forces as an institution in the use of torture.
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The Chinese censors on Weibo have been busy scrubbing the country's version of Twitter clean of mentions of the Panama Papers, most likely because it implicates Chinese President Xi Jinping and several other members of China's top government.
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To the extent the FBI has limited its inquiry to security issues and the possible mishandling of classified information, for example, the inspector general's report finding violations of the federal records laws potentially implicates a different criminal statute.
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And if you don't think that her wearing a pit-stained jersey moments after it is stripped from Bieber's body implicates a return to peak Jelena, then consider this fact: The two were seen casually kissing in public.
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" It continued: "The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Genetic research that reconstructed the past population dynamics of the cave bear, a prominent prehistoric denizen of Europe, implicates Homo sapiens rather than climate cooling in the Ice Age extinction of these brawny plant-loving beasts.
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Saudi Arabia's ruling family has repeatedly denied it ordered the murder of Khashoggi, but evidence has mounted since his death that implicates high-level Saudi officials, and the CIA concluded that the crown prince ordered for his killing.
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Now, your questions: Mary (Colorado): Does the President have the legal power to pardon anyone, at any time -- even if the person has been convicted of a crime that is directly tied to or implicates the President himself?
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But the Veselnitskaya meeting also implicates top adviser (and first son-in-law) Jared Kushner — who has already gotten in trouble in the past for simply failing to disclose meetings with Russian officials on his security clearance application.
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Like the survey photography exemplified by Timothy O'Sullivan, which inspired great painters like Thomas Moran, and the film directors who borrowed their characters and boundless spaces, the Place and Time series implicates American culture as a centuries-long reenactment.
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A book covering the life and mysterious death of Piseth Pilika, a famous Khmer dancer and actress, was censored through the country, without any public court order or official statement; Pilika's death implicates the highest levels of Khmer government.
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Find voices in the gaming community that challenge you, that have different lived experiences than you, that make you uncomfortable because what they're saying is so radical that it implicates you in some of the injustices of modern life.
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"The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security," the department continued.
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If he implicates the President, Republicans need to shred the credibility of Sondland, the son of refugee parents who fled the Nazis, to dismantle a case that Trump tried to bribe the new Kiev government and should be removed.
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"The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security," the department said.
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The report is so vast, and implicates so many world leaders, banks, law firms and celebrities, that the activities of any one group of people - including the friends and family of Vladimir Putin - make up only a small part.
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But suggesting that a woman's sexuality is responsible for her demonstrable achievements — such as, say, winning election to the United States Senate — is an insult precisely because it implicates her in the harasser's own low opinion of women's abilities.
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Sorry to Bother You is a surreal, dark comedy about a young telemarketer named Cassius (Lakeith Stanfield), who uses his "white voice" to land a promotion; that lucrative new job quickly implicates him in the many horrors of corporate oppression.
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Although the law is intended to target sex trafficking and nefarious websites like Backpage, the vague wording of the bill "potentially implicates every online service that deals with user-generated content," wrote Eric Goldman, a law professor at Santa Clara University.
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" Garratt was charged with spying and stealing state secrets in January, with state news agency Xinhua saying at the time that prosecutors had "found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China.
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But the scandal implicates something more far-reaching and consequential — whether wealthy and powerful people will be held accountable for their actions or whether a long-simmering culture of impunity is about to boil over and leave ordinary people defenseless.
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By her telling, litigation isn't the right way to set national policy in an crisis that implicates law enforcement and the regulation of prescription drugs that can be addictive but can also be used safely by patients with chronic pain.
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But Cohen has also pleaded guilty to one campaign finance violation that implicates the president, stemming from payments he made to keep stories from two women who claim to have had extra-marital affairs with Trump out of the newspapers.
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The Times has assembled a large body of evidence from multiple sources that directly implicates Russia in four hospital attacks in just 23 hours: one day that's a microcosm of how health care has been crippled in parts of Syria.
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The wide-ranging nature of the scheme implicates not only campaign finance statutes, but also criminal conspiracy liability, which happens whenever two or more people conspire to commit a crime or defraud the government and then act upon that conspiracy.
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The lawyers wrote in the request that newly discovered evidence has "contradicted and, in all key respects, affirmatively disproven, every aspect of the State's expert-based case against Mr. Reed" and implicates Stites's fiancé, Jimmy Fennell, in her murder instead.
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"The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky [Lab] products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security," the department said.
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Romero Jucá, Temer's newly appointed minister of planning, was caught on tape saying that he wanted to change the government in order to obstruct a massive ongoing corruption probe that implicates some Brazil's wealthiest and most powerful individuals, including himself.
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"The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security," DHS said on Sept. 13.
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With his plea arrangement, Cohen implicates Trump in the scheme to pay off porn actress Stormy Daniels and former Playboy Playmate Karen McDougal, to prevent them from damaging the Trump campaign with revelations of their alleged sexual affairs with the candidate.
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But this analysis is conclusory — and, indeed, it is at odds with prior Supreme Court precedent that states quite clearly that the mere fact that state law implicates a federal statute is not always enough to guarantee federal-question jurisdiction.
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Legal threats But the deepest peril for Trump may lie in whether his former fixer implicates him in any legal transgressions before he was a politician, during his campaign or even while he was President, before the two became estranged.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday asserted that Attorney General William Barr had "gone rogue" in his handling of an explosive whistleblower complaint that allegedly implicates him in efforts by President Donald Trump to solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election.
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"The nature of your request implicates investigative records the FBI may or may not compile pursuant to its broad criminal and national security investigative missions and functions," said the bureau's response, which is embedded at the end of this story.
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The lawsuit also implicates the performance management software startup's regional VP Matt Hart and VP of People Operations Tamara Cooksey for allowing sexual harassment in the workplace and not taking action against Duggan after the alleged assault was reported to the company.
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" He then took the company to task saying that "this improper leveraging of Disney's copyright in the digital content to restrict secondary transfers of physical copies directly implicates and conflicts with public policy enshrined in the Copyright Act, and constitutes copyright misuse.
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The video footage provides more evidence that Khashoggi's killing was premeditated and also further implicates Crown Prince Mohammed, who has cultivated a close relationship with members of the Trump administration, including White House senior advisor Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law.
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Read these stories next: A Prominent Leader In Chechnya Says There Are No Gay Men In The Country A New Report Implicates Top Chechen Officials In The Anti-LGBTQ Purge Taiwan Could Soon Be The First Asian Country To Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
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December 2015 A report on doping by Al Jazeera, published online and broadcast by Al Jazeera America, implicates some of the biggest stars in Major League Baseball and the National Football League, including Peyton Manning, then the quarterback of the Denver Broncos.
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At this point, most of the things that could possibly help save him in the polls are out of his control — say, another Wikileaks-like document revelation that implicates Hillary Clinton in a damaging way or something truly unthinkable like another terrorist attack.
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The report implicates some prelates: Cardinal Donald Wuerl, who served as the bishop of Pittsburgh before becoming archbishop of Washington, D.C., repeatedly allowed accused priests to remain in ministry, usually at the recommendation of the church's own treatment centers for abusive priests.
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At some point we'll all have to grapple with the idea that the warped compassion of the modern true-crime boom implicates its audience and that viewers are greedily lining up to be part of a lurid long tail of suffering and despair.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A former finance executive of Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA accepted $17 million in bribes as part of a broad embezzlement scheme, U.S. federal prosecutors said on Wednesday, in a case that implicates a French oil firm and a Russian bank.
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In the decision, Judge Reena Raggi said the case "implicates several of the most divisive issues confronting our country" including immigration policy and law enforcement, illegal immigrants, and the ability of state and local governments to adopt policies the federal government dislikes.
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However, given that Bolton is generally respected within conservative Republican circles, having served under President Bush, any testimony from him that directly implicates Trump in a bribery scheme would make it more difficult for Republican lawmakers to dismiss the inquiry as partisan.
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"The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security," Ms. Duke said in a statement.
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Racial bias, the court declared, "implicates unique historical, constitutional and institutional concerns" — a sentiment suggesting that even among some conservative jurists there exists a newly energized desire to rectify the racism that remains all too evident in our administration of criminal justice.
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By picking things that we have no attachment to — a plastic cup, which has been partially crushed, as in "Cup (1)" (2018) — Robinson also implicates himself: he knows he wants the objects he is making to be taken care of and preserved.
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The relationship between the clearly handmade ceramic object, which serves as a kind of talisman, the industrial-looking Rs, and the schematically painted eyes amounts to a kind of splintered self-portrait that implicates the viewer as well, with its triple gaze.
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The report also implicates a number of church officials, including now-Archbishop Donald Wuerl, in the cover-up: Instead of contacting law enforcement, senior church officials would regularly shuffle offending priests from parish to parish, where they would continue to have contact with minors.
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He added that there was always a "clear ending" in mind for Davis' Annalise Keating, a law professor who teaches a class that's reflective of the name of the show and an anti-heroine with her own complicated backstory that often implicates her students.
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The attorney for Steven Avery, whose murder conviction is the subject of Netflix's 231 documentary true crime series Making a Murderer, filed a 20053,22005-page motion for a new trial Wednesday that implicates the ex-boyfriend of Teresa Halbach in the woman's 24 murder.
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However, Bey's admission that there was perhaps something in her blood, the very thing that sustains her, implicates a powerlessness that she shares with every last one of us: a history that she has no control over, one full of broken relationships and trauma.
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"Alleging a concerted conspiracy by the FBI/DOJ in obtaining the Page FISA [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] necessarily implicates the judge who approved it, and suggests they are incompetent (at best) or corrupt (at worst)," former FBI agent Asha Rangappa wrote for Just Security.
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But the Cohen filing implicates Trump in the hush-money scheme to pay women alleging affairs with Trump so they would stay silent during the campaign, and the Manafort filing suggests the former campaign chair continued to lie about contacts with White House this year.
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Writers, including Colson Whitehead and George Saunders, Anna Burns and Marlon James, Gina Apostol and Yaa Gyasi, to name just a few, have been making clarity of chaos, not to hand us answers but to capture the way history shapes, wounds and implicates us.
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But Apple's statement is almost entirely focused on Google's perceived failings, instead of the ongoing persecution of a religious minority in China, which is one of Apple's largest markets and also the focus of an ongoing trade war that directly implicates the company's products.
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If, as many people believe, the 2020 election implicates not only policy disputes but also the future of liberal constitutional democracy in the United States, then it would be justified to subordinate any policy issue to the overriding goal of protecting our constitutional order.
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PIRRO: Right, right, and you know what the scary part of it is, if he does get the immunity and the proffer is one that not only you know implicates someone above him, but someone two levels above him, who is going to prosecute the case?
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"One of the difficult challenges that the government faces in trying to deal with countering foreign influence operations is that addressing these activities falls between the cracks of different government agencies and authorities, and implicates important US First Amendment and privacy rights," Doss told BuzzFeed News.
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It is the preeminent responsibility of the Federal Government to take action to stem a nationwide pandemic that has its origins abroad, which implicates its authority to regulate matters related to interstate matters and foreign commerce and to conduct the foreign relations of the United States.
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By using images of stolen art, Ezawa implicates himself in the lineage of theft and the dilemma of ownership, especially in the digital world where the availability of images has made information sampling and manipulation so commonplace that the line between real and fake has been blurred.
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Instead, there are several concurrent regional refugee crises, which countries and their neighbors are obligated to respond to: a Syrian refugee crisis that extends no further north than Turkey and a Rohingya refugee crisis that implicates only the Southeast Asian countries to which Rohingya are fleeing, for example.
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That information hardly implicates the caravan as an elaborate cover for terrorist infiltration, but it does mean there is a risk that some terrorists, from the Middle East or otherwise, will be able to use the caravan as camouflage to improve their odds of crossing our border undetected.
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As a former investigator, I see the Cohen affair's most damning revelation to be the President's knowing and longtime association with a criminal, not that the criminal in question pleaded guilty to a crime that directly implicates the President of the United States (as disturbing as that is).
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LIMA, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Prosecutors in Peru were preparing to request the arrest of former president Alejandro Toledo on Saturday after uncovering evidence that implicates him in $20 million in bribes that the Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht has acknowledged distributing to win a contract during his government, a source said.
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Bolton's account also implicates several other top administration officials, per the Times: The timing of the leak of this news seems to be perfect for maximizing pressure on Senate Republicans to call Bolton for testimony — so, naturally, many have speculated that Bolton himself executed or authorized the leak.
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The widespread conspiracy alleged in the indictments implicates Russian oligarchs tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin, sets out a vast network of companies, financing and domestic criminal acts, and reconfirms the intelligence community's conclusions from more than a year ago that Russians conclusively meddled in the 2016 presidential election.
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If, on the other hand, we have, there's information that … implicates the president, then we've got a national security issue, or maybe a national security issue, I don't know … some issue, we got to — we got to deal with, not only for the president, but for the country.
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Despite the fact that the police report implicates several others—including Kings teammate DeMarcus Cousins, who allegedly punched club patron Myrone Powel, 35, in the head—police told the Daily News that only Barnes is being charged with misdemeanor assault after allegedly choking patron Jasmine Besiso, 26, during an altercation.
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More from The Verge:California is warming up to self-driving cars without a human driverLyft says it's expanding to new US cities faster than expectedUber will stop 'greyballing' government regulators Brown also implicates two other engineers in the scheme to steal Waymo's self-driving secrets: Radu Raduta and Sameer Kshirsagar.
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The German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, which obtained the data, offers a helpful graphic, comparing the leak to the Edward Snowden leak, among others: The leak implicates at least 12 current or former heads of state, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, and Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugson.
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The dramatic turn in the investigation, dubbed Operation Car Wash, comes just days after local media reports said that the former PT leader in the Senate, Delcido do Amaral, had struck a plea bargain with prosecutors following his November arrest that directly implicates both Rousseff and Lula in the Petrobras scandal.
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The long story of forced visits to doctors, of my grandmother's control of her daughter's body, the authoritarian cycle of manipulation, intimate violation, and symbolic repair, was never understood in my family, and it implicates my grandmother and grandfather, together in collusion or complicity, in crimes against their only child.
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But the presence of John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, and Emmet T. Flood, the president's lawyer, infuriated Democrats, and legal experts said their visit, at the least, could give off the appearance that the White House abused its authority to gain insight into an investigation that implicates the president.
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Per the New York Times, a 24-page document released by Democrats on the House Oversight and Reform Committee implicates Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser who resigned and later faced federal charges over his undisclosed financial ties to foreign governments, as well as former National Security Council (NSC) aide Derek Harvey.
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Universal Harvester, meanwhile, takes a more conventional narrative tack—that is, until a quarter of the way through, when a bold metafictional move suddenly implicates one of the characters in the unsettling shit that's gone down, and will continue to go down, sullying the unspoken contract of trust between narrator and reader.
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In his prepared remarks Wednesday, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) savaged the White House and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for their refusal to cooperate with the impeachment probe — referencing damning new testimony by Sondland which further implicates Trump's top diplomat and other senior administration officials in the Ukraine scandal.
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He drew a parallel with former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, who faces numerous charges, none of which directly implicates Trump.
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"The process of obtaining licenses involves identifying and negotiating with many rights holders, some of whom are unknown or difficult to identify, and implicates a myriad of complex and evolving legal issues across many jurisdictions, including open questions of law as to when and whether particular licenses are needed," Peloton said in the filing.
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Turkey's defense minister said Friday an onslaught of Turkish military shelling targeting Syrian Kurds in northwest Syria has "de facto" begun, per the AP. Why it matters: This implicates the U.S. interests in the region since the U.S. has backed the Syrian Kurds as part of its fight to root out ISIS from Syria.
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The journalists' report, titled "Control, Halt, Delete: Reporting in China Under Threat of Expulsion," also focused on what it characterized as a ramped-up practice of issuing truncated long-term visas — ones that must be renewed after a short period in an onerous process that also implicates visa-holders' family members in the country.
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The testimony allegedly implicates European and American media personalities and human rights defenders with access to media resources and individuals in the highest echelons of power, and reveals the ambiguity associated with foreign nation-states acquiring access to information and media personalities aiming at advancing their own agendas, projecting their own interests on target audiences.
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It was the thing I was supposed to be terrified of, supposed to spend my whole life trying to avoid or erase at all costs," she says, "And if I take the thing that people are most terrified of and turn it into something less scary, it implicates the larger structures that keep people afraid to begin with.
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"Chicago can comply with the Department's new notice condition and provide DHS with 48 hours of lead time prior to arrestees' release only if the City detains arrestees for longer than they would otherwise be held in the City's custody, which implicates constitutional, state-law, fiscal, logistical, and other legal concerns," the city argued in the court filing.
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"After Flynn withdrew from a joint defense agreement with the President and began cooperating with the government, the President's personal counsel left a message for Flynn's attorneys reminding them of the President 's warm feelings towards Flynn, which he said 'still remains,' and asking for a 'heads up' if Flynn knew 'information that implicates the President," the report states.
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This hangs adjacent to a bright blue candy spill by the late Félix González-Torres, which likewise transforms the floor space into a sort of proxy-ocean — one which directly implicates the sugar industry responsible for stoking demand in the slave trade, as well as any viewer who responds to the explicit invitation to take a piece of candy.
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The Madden case implicates three well-established aspects of lending law: First, the concept—that a loan that was not usurious when made cannot become usurious because it is sold—is a foundational aspect of the common law of lending, and has been recognized as a "cardinal rule in the doctrine of usury" by the Supreme Court since the early 19th century.
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According to Goldberg, the president implicates "allies like Saudi Arabia with abetting the radicalization of Muslims worldwide" by financing madrassas that teach Wahhabism, the ultra-conservative brand of Sunni Islam espoused by al-Qaeda, the Islamic State (also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh) and Boko Haram, which has been on a killing spree in Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
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Ty Cobb, the president's lawyer dealing with the Russia inquiry, played down the potential impact of Mr. Flynn's deal, saying that Mr. Flynn served only briefly in the administration and had pleaded guilty to just a single count of lying to the F.B.I. "Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn," Mr. Cobb said in a statement.
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Basanta's sound sculpture directly implicates us in such a system, as upon contemplation we come to recognize that our very presence in the room alters the work's composition, not only in the noises we introduce to the gallery, but in the ways in which the work's sound waves resonate throughout our bodies to alter the timbre of the space itself.
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MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski said Tuesday that it was "despicable" for GOP lawmakers to dismiss a court filing from federal prosecutors that implicates President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in crimes committed by his former lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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According to Goldberg, the president implicates "allies like Saudi Arabia with abetting the radicalization of Muslims worldwide," by financing madrassas that teach Wahhabism, the ultra-conservative brand of Sunni Islam espoused by al Qaeda; the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh; and Boko Haram, which has been on a killing spree in Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
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Evidence from the reconstructed yet incomplete conversation between President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, along with the whistleblower complaint, which likely will be validated upon investigation, implicates Trump in several potentially impeachable offenses.
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At UICA, the piece is directly across the street from central police headquarters, and one cannot help but wonder if there was a missed opportunity to direct at least one or two of those signs to be outward facing — not that the general rise in police shootings implicates the Grand Rapids police force specifically, but in light of national trends, it is a message that bears communicating.
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That in turn is the inescapable product of three factors: cybervulnerability affecting every element of the private sector (no longer are targets arguably limited to military assets), the general flood of data unleashed by the digital revolution that will be created in the hands of private enterprise and a response to a rising China whose strategic technology goals pose a unique threat that directly implicates the private sector.
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Read more:Gordon Sondland confirms quid pro and implicates Trump, Pompeo, and Bolton in Ukraine investigation in a blistering opening statement — read it hereState Department denies report that Pompeo has been privately telling Republicans he&aposs planning to resignHere&aposs everyone testifying in the public hearings on the possible impeachment of Donald TrumpTrump&aposs ambassador to the EU says the president ordered him against his will to work with Rudy Giuliani on Ukraine
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A complaint that implicates unlawful harassing or discriminatory conduct but does not result in termination should be brought to the attention of the Legal organization; likewise, any termination involving an employee who has raised any concerns of harassment, discrimination or retaliation, is in a protected category, has taken any protected leave, or has requested a workplace accommodation for a disability should be elevated for review by the Legal organization before it is effectuated.
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That's the picture Andrew Donohue, special agent with the U.S. Department of Labor's investigations office, painted as part of a criminal complaint unsealed with the arrest of UAW Region 25 Director Vance Pearson, a member of the union's highest governing board who also oversaw its operations in the Western and Southwestern U.S. Donohue's affidavit also implicates UAW President Gary Jones and former UAW President Dennis Williams, whose homes were raided along with Pearson's by FBI, IRS and Department of Labor agents two weeks ago.
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" It continued, "If, on the other hand, we have, there's information that … implicates the president, then we've got a national security issue … I don't know … some issue we've got to deal with, not only for the president, but for the country … then you know, we need some kind of heads up … just for the sake of … protecting all our interests, if we can, without you having to give up any … confidential information … and if it's the former, then, you know, remember what we've always said about the president and his feelings toward Flynn … that still remains, but well, in any event, let me know, and I appreciate your listening and taking the time.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE wrote in a New York Times op-ed published Thursday that he doesn't care whether special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation implicates President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, only that the probe is allowed to finish.
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