As such, absent other improprieties, such mistakes are often overlooked.
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He hadn't engaged in any extraordinary improprieties, quite the contrary.
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Several journalistic investigations point to significant financial improprieties and self-dealing.
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"JEDI is riddled with improprieties," Oracle's suit, filed in May, said.
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Allegations of improprieties have also caught the attention of President Trump.
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The impeachment charges against Rousseff were about completely unrelated fiscal improprieties.
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He also said he had contested the claims of financial improprieties.
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Both Trump and Netanyahu are being investigated for serious financial improprieties.
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Mr. Ramos and the Whitefish chief, Mr. Techmanski, deny any improprieties.
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His opponent made accusations of improprieties and asked for a recount.
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They come in for big reasons like infidelity or financial improprieties.
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Other committees will keep themselves busy prodding the president's non-Russian improprieties.
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Wherever they go, issues of ethics and improprieties are not far behind.
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However, the sheer number of improprieties involving Trump officials has been stunning.
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I also ask him if Trump's improprieties have reached Nixonian levels yet.
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It was the second time prosecutorial improprieties led to her conviction being reversed.
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Many have noted that when his financial improprieties are revealed, many of his
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The complaint states that Hughes in particular engaged in all kinds of improprieties.
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LendingClub, for instance, has been plagued by regulatory investigations amid reports of lending improprieties.
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Francis has stood by Maradiaga&aposs assertion of innocence on the financial improprieties charges.
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Accusations of improprieties that dogged his presidency were not just of a financial nature.
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We understand that these allegations of serious improprieties are unproven and unrelated to Sequoia.
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Fearing further exposure, since he was guilty of other improprieties, Clarke immediately announced his resignation.
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He had left another job with a buyout after being suspended over alleged financial improprieties.
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With no bank or government watchdog, such an arrangement can hide kickbacks and other improprieties.
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Gidley also sought to distance Trump from any alleged improprieties related to the 2017 inauguration.
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Rappo has launched suits of her own in Monaco, alleging improprieties in the police investigation.
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The lawmakers accused Koskinen of improprieties relating to the investigation into the political-targeting scandal.
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Instead, the counsel recommended that administrative action be taken against the soldiers for various improprieties.
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Their obvious improprieties created a level of widespread distrust in the FBI not previously seen.
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The impeachment charges currently being debated in Brazil's Congress are about completely unrelated fiscal improprieties.
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" Asked again if he had faced accusations of sexual improprieties, he said, "I'm not saying anything.
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The lawmakers criticized Koskinen for alleged improprieties relating to Congress's investigation into the political-targeting scandal.
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Fisher sued the U.S. government last month, claiming unspecified improprieties in the border wall procurement process.
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The site promoted stories falsely claiming that one of her colleagues had engaged in sexual improprieties.
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Democrats responded to Chaffetz's announcement by accusing him of failing to investigate the Trump administration's improprieties.
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He has charged former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort on a variety of alleged financial improprieties.
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Soon after that news story, other former law clerks went public with complaints of sexual improprieties.
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Grassley also pointed out that agencies accused of possible improprieties are the ones controlling the information.
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But when they do speak with the press, they can sometimes reveal improprieties in jury behavior.
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Republicans said the investigation has not turned up evidence of sufficient improprieties to change the outcome.
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A week earlier, authorities searched his private residence on suspicion of fraud and indirect improprieties with documents.
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Moore has been accused by at least seven women of sexual improprieties they said occurred decades ago.
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HP wrote down the value of Autonomy by $8.8 billion, saying it had uncovered serious accounting improprieties.
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Why not in 2016, when more than 10 other women came forward accusing Trump of sexual improprieties?
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Bank of America's purchase of Countrywide Financial, in particular, left it with costs related to mortgage improprieties.
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But even when jurors commit improprieties, it is not easy to overturn their verdict, legal experts said.
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It's difficult to believe that Cunha or his mostly corrupt allies were genuinely concerned with Rousseff's alleged improprieties.
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That complaint, which also cites alleged improprieties by Professor Pogge with several other young women, is still pending.
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That hasn't stopped his name from being bandied about on gossip sites for years relating to sexual improprieties.
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The committees are intended to tighten oversight after the arrest of Carlos Ghosn over accusations of financial improprieties.
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As accusations of sexual improprieties continue to swirl on Capitol Hill, lawmakers have struggled with how to respond.
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Mr. Cahill had never been accused of dishonesty himself but was bedeviled by improprieties among his top aides.
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Through the spokesman, Mr. Cagney also said he "vehemently denies" any improprieties at after-hours events with colleagues.
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I wrote my fair share of columns on family squabbles, including battles over dividing estates and alleged improprieties.
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The runner-up, former President Nicolas Sarkozy, too, is a subject of multiple financial investigations into alleged improprieties.
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Through the spokesman, Mr. Cagney also said he "vehemently denies" any improprieties at after-hours events with colleagues.
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Many of these improprieties appeared to have occurred because Mr. Cotten consolidated authority in himself, the auditors said.
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Another, Carlos, a councilor in Rio de Janeiro, has been implicated in improprieties relating to his council office.
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North said he was being forced out because of his allegations that NRA leaders engaged in financial improprieties.
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That appeal includes a long list of what it describes as improprieties and abuses in Ulbricht's investigation and trial.
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The Perry Funeral Home discovery will add to a growing investigation into alleged improprieties at funeral homes in Detroit.
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Chip giants Intel (INTC) and Texas Instruments (TXN) lagged the market after their CEOs left following improprieties, for example.
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"They were supposed to be instilling a culture that paid attention when improprieties were discovered," the former employee said.
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Democratic members have been energized by the investigations of the Trump administration involving potential Russian influence and campaign improprieties.
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Oracle's legal challenge, which included claims that the process was "riddled with improprieties," was rejected by a federal judge.
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The plea follows a series of signals from China's leaders that they are stepping up investigations of financial improprieties.
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"It is time for the Senate to inquire about corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," he said on Tuesday.
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They are strangely uncurious about alleged improprieties with implications of the worst kind: Stasi-like tactics used against Americans.
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He even said that Harris "has earned every bit of shame that's coming his way" for his admitted sexual improprieties.
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"Those people are going to suffer now because folks are pointing out what they think to be improprieties," Conway said.
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But Stivers expressed skepticism that Bevin would be able to prove that any improprieties caused him to lose the race.
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The judge rejected Oracle's arguments that the contract process was riddled with improprieties and that the Pentagon set unfair criteria.
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Those moves led to speculation that Mueller may be looking for evidence of financial improprieties as part of his investigation.
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House Republicans grilled the Department of Justice official about alleged improprieties in the conduct of the special counsel's investigatory process.
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Last year, the government cut off the contracts of another major shelter provider, International Educational Services, over suspected financial improprieties.
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On Wednesday, Jamie Baillie stepped down as the leader of the Progressive Conservatives in Nova Scotia after accusations of improprieties.
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The lawsuit is the third in recent months to allege improprieties associated with Soon-Shiong's acquisition of stakes in startups.
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Many investors fled after the company revealed improprieties in the sale of a batch of loans and the departure of Laplanche.
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Banks were most affected by the loan improprieties revealed in the spring, Sanborn said, and have been particularly slow to return.
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But a year later HP wrote down the value of Autonomy by $8.8 billion, saying it had uncovered serious accounting improprieties.
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Meanwhile, Trump's unconventional style, brash language and allegations of sexual improprieties have upended his ability to communicate his message to voters.
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In the end, the election board chose to annul the election, citing improprieties in the appointment of some polling-station officials.
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Trump certainly couldn't list the specific crimes committed by each, especially if those included collusion with Russia or other campaign improprieties.
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Other candidates who have lost under a cloud of electoral improprieties have not questioned the final result in the same way.
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Oracle was knocked out of contention earlier in the process and recently lost a legal challenge alleging improprieties on Amazon's part.
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While that was a widespread scandal, with 33 footballers prosecuted in the aftermath, there were plenty of individual improprieties to follow.
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Why is it a surprise that Hillary Clinton is standing by Ms. Abedin when Ms. Abedin's husband's improprieties are at issue?
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The defense, in response, has worked to cast Mr. Gates, not Mr. Manafort, as the driving force behind the financial improprieties.
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"Tyson, he was the last real heavyweight champion," said King, who has been estranged from Tyson over accusations of financial improprieties.
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Prosecutors have also combed through Mr. Weinstein's financial records in an effort to uncover any possible improprieties, several people have said.
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Both then-California attorney general Kamala Harris and the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau accused the school chain of financial improprieties.
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What we do know: Like most whistle-blowers, she paid a heavy price for identifying improprieties at her company in 2010.
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Wells Fargo said in a statement on Friday that it was investigating any alleged improprieties that were brought to its attention.
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I am confident that the American people will decide to deliver a resounding rebuke of President Trump's innumerable improprieties and abuses.
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But a growing list of improprieties has tarnished the image of the country's manufacturing industry for high-quality products and efficiency.
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Texas has a long history of voting improprieties and public corruption scandals, and has taken an aggressive stance on electoral fraud.
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They are the sixth and seventh women to accuse Moore of sexual improprieties since his race for the Alabama Senate seat began.
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French actress Léa Seydoux has added her story to the growing chorus of women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual improprieties.
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The Senate confirmed Deputy at EPA, Andrew Wheeler, will... The resignation came in an especially brutal week of revelations about his improprieties.
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While lesser allegations and improprieties have resulted in Cabinet-level firings in the Trump administration, Pruitt has managed to stay in office.
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"We understand that these allegations of serious improprieties are unproven and unrelated to Sequoia," a Sequoia spokesman said in a emailed statement.
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Even if Trump's comments had not been classified as bragging about sexual improprieties, they could scarcely have been more demeaning to women.
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The organization has been under increased scrutiny following reports in the Washington Post suggesting possible improprieties within the small-scale nonprofit organization.
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The Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing Tuesday to examine Koskinen's alleged improprieties relating to Congress's investigation into the political-targeting scandal.
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"There were rules in the wake of ... the Nixon improprieties that presidents would not interfere or intervene in ongoing investigations," Blumenthal said.
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The F.B.I. discovered approximately 650,000 emails on a computer that agents had seized while investigating Mr. Weiner on allegations of sexual improprieties.
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Instead of focusing on the alleged improprieties from Biden, Clinton advised voters to judge him based on the "totality" of his deeds.
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It appears to be insolvent and is embroiled in a scandal over improprieties in its purchases of fuel oil, its biggest expense.
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She was the one who reported the improprieties found at its schools to the schools' accreditor and the Education Department, she said.
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" Mr. Wallace, in a letter to the state board on Thursday, raised the possibility that "serious irregularities and improprieties may have occurred.
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Mr. Manafort's defense hinges on discrediting Mr. Gates, the main witness for prosecutors, and suggesting he was to blame for financial improprieties.
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Last week, in his first television ad of the runoff, Strange's campaign ran down a laundry list of alleged improprieties by Moore.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have broadened their inquiry into possible financial improprieties to include accusations that Mr. Weinstein violated federal stalking laws.
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That's why today, we have opened an investigation into alleged improprieties in yesterday's voting by the New York City Board of Elections.
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For those of us who followed the daily revelations of Pruitt's improprieties, there was always a mix of outrage and black humor.
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Armed with the data, Mr. Wilde examined changes in each company's financial reporting from a period before the alleged improprieties to afterward.
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HP wrote down the value of Autonomy by $8.8 billion a year after the takeover, saying it had uncovered serious accounting improprieties.
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Morissette, 42, had sued Schwartz for his financial improprieties in the Los Angeles Superior Court last May, but the suit was ultimately settled.
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Similarly, in Kenya, two NGOs that mulled challenging the results of the election last month were temporarily shut down over alleged tax improprieties.
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"My concern was if there were improprieties I want to hear about them publicly rather than have them buried in settlements," he said.
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" The statement detailing the sanctions against Bransfield said the Vatican's inquiry centered around "allegations of sexual harassment of adults and of financial improprieties.
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But Mr. Laplanche resigned in May after an internal investigation found a number of improprieties in how the Lending Club was documenting loans.
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The previous fiscal year was marred by a string of recalls, production stoppages and inspection improprieties that cut the automaker's earnings in half.
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If not when it happened, why not in 2016, when more than 10 other women came forward accusing Mr. Trump of sexual improprieties?
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But it has left a record of sloppy management and possible financial improprieties, according to dozens of interviews and an examination of documents.
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In that missive, LaPierre claimed North had threatened to send a letter detailing financial improprieties and sexual harassment claims unless LaPierre stepped down.
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Of the other half determined to dismiss sexual improprieties, defend a democratically elected leader and move on with the business of the country.
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It implicated much of Haiti's political class in inflating government contracts, funneling money to ghost companies and a host of other financial improprieties.
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The conviction was later overturned on the grounds of defects in the jury deliberations and improprieties by the prosecutor in his closing argument.
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It is a so-called derivative action, brought on behalf of Wells Fargo on the grounds that it was harmed by the improprieties.
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We have no way of knowing whether the investigations will exonerate the mayor or reveal improprieties that are unacceptable in a public servant.
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Nissan's Saikawa said Ghosn's alleged improprieties came to light through a whistleblower, after which the company began an internal investigation and informed prosecutors.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have also broadened their inquiry into possible financial improprieties to include accusations that Mr. Weinstein violated federal stalking laws.
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As disclosures about fresh improprieties at Wells Fargo stream in, now seems an odd time to reduce communications between regulators and bank boards.
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"Given the House of Representatives' behavior, it is time for the Senate to inquire about corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," he tweeted.
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In addition, he has been probing Trump's charitable foundation, which came under increased scrutiny following reports by The Washington Post of possible improprieties.
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Kalanick's also got plenty of faults, but he hasn't been accused of a fraction of the improprieties that Trump has (personally, and professionally).
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To make matters worse, the clinical trial was done in secret, and He failed to go through the normal channels, among other alleged improprieties.
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And we now have FBI agents, according to Sara Carter, who want to come forward and tell on the record some of the improprieties.
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And yet, in heeding Trump's public demand to "investigate the investigators," Barr has hinted that he has already uncovered improprieties, without offering any details.
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Ghosn's alleged improprieties also raise questions over governance at the alliance in which the three partners' boards are all chaired by a single executive.
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The archbishop of Paris recently sanctioned a well-known French priest and psychotherapist after several male patients accused him of sexual improprieties during therapy.
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And the narrowness of Erdoğan's victory – along with improprieties along the way – mean that Turkey's near future is likely to be very stormy indeed.
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It was frustrating, the whistle-blower said, that the S.E.C. took no action against others at Monsanto who, he said, knew about the improprieties.
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And news of Moore's alleged sexual improprieties ahead of Alabama's senate election spurred a statement from Trump's spokeswoman, but not from the President himself.
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He said he had also created a committee to review allegations of financial improprieties that threaten the N.R.A.'s status as a nonprofit organization.
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He found an opening this past winter, when the Progressive Conservative party leader, Patrick Brown, resigned after accusations of sexual improprieties with young women.
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North Carolina's Dominance Fails to Cover Cheating's Stain For two decades, until 2013, North Carolina engaged in academic improprieties that benefited its student-athletes.
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Flynn in August asked the court to hold prosecutors in contempt for withholding evidence and alleging improprieties involving investigators in the special counsel's office.
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Ghosn's alleged improprieties also raise questions over governance at the alliance, over which he presided relatively unchecked as chairman of all three partners' boards.
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Callender's attorney said that as soon as his client started voicing concerns about financial and other improprieties at Gearbox, the CEO turned on him.
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On Thursday, Bevin said he was still concerned about the election but said he didn't think any improprieties or irregularities cost him his job.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has requested information from Nissan and Mr. Ghosn about any financial improprieties and possible misstatements in their financial reports.
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He is a celebrity who has for years despicably demeaned women, bragged about possibly sexually assaulting women and defended men involved in (alleged) sexual improprieties.
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The Infosys board also reaffirmed that an internal investigation into alleged improprieties related to the acquisition of automation firm Panaya found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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However, Bevin could also move to contest the election results, which would require him to specify a reason for doing so, such as voting improprieties.
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More than two years after it began, the Kane affair may have a few more shoes to drop from its Zappos-size closet of improprieties.
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Oracle challenged the decision, saying the bidding process was "riddled with improprieties" that largely favored Amazon, including undisclosed employment and bonus offers to DOD officials.
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The NRA is currently registered as a nonprofit organization; North claims LaPierre has jeopardized that designation through conflicts of interest with vendors, among other improprieties.
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The decision comes in response to a New York Times article on Sunday that raised new questions about potential financial improprieties at the Texas charity.
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On Monday, facing intense scrutiny from his own organization and federal investigations over alleged financial improprieties, he stepped down after 2000 years at the helm.
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Mr. Sarkozy denied any improprieties, but he lost the presidency to the Socialist François Hollande in 2012, and with it his official immunity from prosecution.
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His relationship with Playboy came to an end in 1981, when authorities in London inquired about allegations of improprieties concerning the company's two British casinos.
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Republicans hope they can keep the discussion focused on improprieties by people who aren't named Donald J. Trump, including even alleging wrongdoings by prior administrations.
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That fund was approved in July 2015; the improprieties at the mutual fund company had occurred from September 20013 to October 2003, the S.E.C. said.
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One of the directors who was fired, William Sessions, was the subject of a scathing report from the Office of Professional Ethics alleging serious financial improprieties.
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Here's what's really shocking ... General Kelly told Omarosa she was being fired for financial improprieties involving "integrity" issues that could run her afoul of the law.
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"Given the House of Representatives' behavior, it is time for the Senate to inquire about corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," said Graham in a tweet.
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Bush used the attack to leave Gore with an unpalatable choice of renouncing the man he hoped to succeed and carrying the can for his improprieties.
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Little over a year later, his replacement Whitman wrote off $8.8 billion, $5 billion of which she put down to accounting improprieties, misrepresentation and disclosure failures.
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Earlier this month, Republicans released the Nunes memo, which alleged improprieties in the Department of Justice and the FBI's surveillance of former Trump adviser Carter Page.
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The case has focused primarily on alleged improprieties surrounding Bezeq's 2015 acquisition of the remaining stake in its satellite TV unit YES from parent company Eurocom.
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Meadows also added that his committee is also trying to secure testimonies from whistleblowers who could have more information about potential improprieties surrounding the Clinton Foundation.
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Just last week, a lawyer announced that his client received $22 million for bringing information to the S.E.C. about accounting improprieties at Monsanto, the agribusiness company.
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However, the Trump Foundation was closed last year over such improprieties, and criminal cases remain rare for such violations after the forced disbanding of such organizations.
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The result was a feeding frenzy in the press — Gary Hart had been driven out of the race just a few months earlier for sexual improprieties.
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It went on to echo Mr. Nolan's previous remarks, calling the Mueller investigation a "promiscuous witch hunt" and accusing officials at the Justice Department of improprieties.
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He drew parallels between Kobe Steel and Takata and Mitsubishi, as well as with financial-reporting improprieties at Toshiba, which admitted to overstating profit in 2015.
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Second, since last year, federal prosecutors have been investigating possible financial improprieties by Mr. Weinstein, focusing on fraud allegations related to an AIDS charity fund-raiser.
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For Western corporations, such payments and other improprieties can run afoul of corruption laws and can lead to huge fines and, in some cases, prison terms.
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Her former ministry, the Without Walls International Church, was one of six investigated in the past decade by the Senate Finance Committee over possible financial improprieties.
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He may have violated the Cuban embargo, and there are reports of improprieties involving his foundation and actions he took against minority tenants in New York.
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But the improprieties of which Ms. Hall stands accused are hardly unheard of in voter-registration drives — particularly those that, like Florida First, have partisan backing.
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The suit argues that the church "knew or had reason to know, or was otherwise on notice of prior sexual improprieties against women" that Bishop allegedly committed.
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But as with many things Calpari says these days, it raised a larger question: How responsible is a coach for those improprieties that occur on his watch?
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I also ask him if Trump's improprieties have reached Nixonian levels yet Having studied Nixon so closely, what worries you most about the prospects of Trump administration?
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He was abruptly dismissed from Fox News in July 2016 in the wake of a lawsuit filed by former anchor Gretchen Carlson accusing Ailes of sexual improprieties.
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Another independent newspaper, Mawio, was banned in June over articles linking two former presidents to alleged improprieties in mining deals signed in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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LENDING CLUB STUMBLES AND THE INDUSTRY FACES SKEPTICISM | Renaud Laplanche, the founder of Lending Club, has resigned after an internal investigation found improprieties in the lending process.
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The hearing is intended to cover up the staggering improprieties and crimes committed by former Obama officials and senior-level officials at the DOJ and the FBI.
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Opponents have repeatedly called for a rerun of the vote, alleging financial improprieties in the Brexit campaign and possible foreign - or even Russian - funding for the campaign.
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But the move came almost three years after the improprieties came to light — and should serve as Exhibit A for the shortcomings in these pay recovery programs.
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The order followed a series of reports in the Post that suggested improprieties by the foundation, including using its funds to settle legal disputes involving Trump businesses.
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Starr's probe expanded into other areas, including a sexual affair between Clinton and White House intern Monica Lewinsky and alleged improprieties in the White House travel office.
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When they tried to clean up a White House office that the FBI was investigating for financial improprieties, the independent counsel wound up looking into their actions.
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Another echo of America's political divisions — whether to make voting and voter registration easier, or guard against possible improprieties with tighter requirements — played out on state ballots.
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Opponents have repeatedly called for a rerun of the vote, alleging financial improprieties in the Brexit campaign and possible foreign - or even Russian - funding for the campaign.
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In 1998, the state attorney general barred Mr. Bistricer for life from selling condominiums and co-ops because of financial improprieties, although the order was later modified.
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Across the N.F.L. several teams have made adjustments to their programs after the reports about the Redskins, and allegations of improprieties within other teams, came to light.
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The site, which has a tips line and small TV station, has exposed improprieties of many public officials and forced a number of resignations in Nigeria's government.
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His probe into "corruption and other improprieties" tied to Ukraine comes as the Senate Intelligence Committee is investigating a whistleblower complaint tied to Trump's actions toward Ukraine.
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The much-investigated president saw shades of himself in the case — Chief Gallagher's lawyers accused prosecutors of improprieties, a claim that advisers said resonated with Mr. Trump.
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Prosecutors are reviewing 14,000 criminal cases involving the drug squad that conducted the raid for evidence of improprieties, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg told a news conference.
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Another newspaper — Mawio — was banned in June over articles it published linking two former presidents to alleged improprieties in mining deals signed in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Schneiderman's order followed a series of reports in The Washington Post that suggested improprieties by the foundation, including using its funds to settle legal disputes involving Trump businesses.
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Many countries do not devote significant resources to policing match fixing in tennis, but Italian authorities have been among the most effective in the world at exposing improprieties.
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The threat of prosecution for financial improprieties, Bannon seems to be saying, could put pressure on Kushner and Don Jr. to become cooperating witnesses in the Russia probe.
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A federal appeals court has revived part of a former Citigroup worker's whistleblower lawsuit alleging that he was fired after reporting improprieties in the firm's internal complaint system.
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In their complaint, filed in 2011, they contend that their employers engaged in mortgage improprieties and deceived federal regulators by hiding billions of dollars in losses from them.
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There is no evidence of any improprieties, although many have expressed concern about the secrecy of Shadow and its relatively untested products being trusted in the Democratic primaries.
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"Given the House of Representatives' behavior, it is time for the Senate to inquire about corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," Graham said in a series of tweets.
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Her office found improprieties at Con Edison and the state Department of Public Service, or D.P.S., the investigative arm of the Public Service Commission, which regulates the utility.
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In 2018, he launched his own self-driving startup — apparently strong in his belief that he would weather the legal storm surrounding his (at the time) alleged improprieties.
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But the five-member elections board is also weighing whether Mr. Dowless's behavior amounted to "irregularities or improprieties" that were so damaging that they tainted the entire election.
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The order followed a series of reports in The Washington Post that suggested improprieties by the foundation, including using its funds to settle legal disputes involving Trump businesses.
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Most analysts believe that Mr Rajapaksa, an authoritarian populist whose controversial ten-year rule ended only in 2015, would outpoll Mr Wickremesinghe, whatever the constitutional improprieties of the vote.
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The FBI reportedly started investigating these alleged lobbying improprieties about a year ago, and Flynn was said to have informed the White House about the situation before the inauguration.
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"The court has grave doubts as to whether the irregularities and improprieties improperly influenced the grand jury and ultimately bolstered its decision to indict these defendants," the judge said.
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So in a perhaps misguided effort to make the changing of the guard look more high-minded, the administration had the FBI look into financial improprieties at the WHTO.
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This time, it was September 1995 and Daut Bajrushi, a superintendent at one of Trump's buildings, claimed he could prove "financial improprieties" and other misconduct by the Trump Organization.
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Links to offshore companies alleged The latest and final nail in Sharif's political coffin is not of his own making but rather the alleged financial improprieties of his children.
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Bumble has now returned the favor by filing a separate lawsuit accusing Match of multiple improprieties in regards to interactions between the two companies over the past few months.
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Michael Jackson's mother Katherine Jackson recently claimed that she was the victim of prolonged abuse and financial improprieties at the hands of her nephew and driver, Trent Lamar Jackson.
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Ironically, this law was adopted in 1924, after the Teapot Dome scandal, to give Congress the power to protect against financial improprieties by any president or Cabinet member. Two.
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The document also contains insinuations and assertions about King's personal life, including extramarital affairs and other sexual improprieties that would have been deeply embarrassing to King at the time.
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The good news about Mr. Durham's appointment is that he is a career government lawyer with a history of investigating improprieties in the national security apparatus, across several administrations.
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Vance has denied any improprieties and is likely to win on Tuesday, despite Fliedner dressing up as a No.2 pencil on Halloween to promote his last-minute candidacy.
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But I also think that steadfast determination to resist and rebuke the improprieties of this administration doesn't mean that our lives have to be dominated by stress and negativity.
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Since Trump had gone unpunished for any improprieties related to the investigation of the 2016 campaign, Schiff reasoned, the President had been emboldened to tamper with the 2020 election.
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Teva, the world's largest generic drugmaker, bought the Rimsa plant in 2016 in a $2.3 billion deal, only to shut it down immediately, saying the operation was overrun by improprieties.
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Trump endorsed Roy Moore in the Senate race in Alabama despite accusations against the former judge of improprieties with underage girls, some of which came to light through the Post.
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This week Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, is scheduled to face trial in Alexandria, Va., on charges of financial improprieties, the first of two criminal trials he faces.
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Netanyahu, arguably Donald Trump's closest ally in the Middle East, has been shadowed by allegations of financial improprieties for years, but has always stayed one step ahead of his pursuers.
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The arrangement — with no government watchdog, no bank — can hide kickbacks or other improprieties because no outsider is monitoring whether the loans are repaid on time, and who might benefit.
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"The initial scope of the investigation was sexual harassment of adults, then it turned to talk more about financial improprieties under Bishop Bransfield's leadership of the diocese," Mr. Bishop said.
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Heightened regulatory interest in asset managers is long overdue, said Edward Siedle, a former S.E.C. lawyer and founder of Benchmark Financial Services, a firm that investigates improprieties at pension funds.
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"Given the House of Representatives' behavior, it is time for the Senate to inquire about corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," Graham said in a trio of tweets Tuesday morning.
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Archbishop of Baltimore William Lori announced on March 11 that he had completed a five-month investigation of "multiple allegations of sexual harassment of adults and financial improprieties" against Bransfield.
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He added that the N.R.A. had "a clear crisis" that it needed to deal with "immediately and responsibly," and that he had recently created a committee to investigate financial improprieties.
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He sounded notes of humility that were supplanted quickly by firm insistence that he, not Senator Ted Cruz, had actually won the Iowa caucuses because of improprieties by Mr. Cruz's staff.
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Roughly 55 percent of professional women are less likely to apply for a job at a company facing public allegations of #MeToo improprieties, according to advisory firm advisory firm FTI Consulting.
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That move should have been a signal to the other notes of independence to come, including traveling solo when she feels like it, not commenting during scandals about infidelities or improprieties.
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Denson&aposs attorney countered in the new filing that the statute of limitations for fraud didn&apost run out because Denson only learned about Bishop&aposs past sexual improprieties in December.
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Robert Kraus, a former Wachovia Corp controller, and Paul Bishop, a former World Savings Bank mortgage salesman, had accused their employers of hiding mortgage improprieties and billions of dollars of losses.
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She stood by his side during the 1952 presidential election, when, as Eisenhower's running mate, he was accused of financial improprieties, charges he responded to with his famous televised Checkers speech.
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But on Monday, Lending Club announced that Mr. Laplanche had resigned after an internal investigation found improprieties in its lending process, including the altering of millions of dollars' worth of loans.
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The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal reported on a leadership struggle between LaPierre and North over alleged financial improprieties, which culminated in North leaving the gun rights group.
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Tuesday's slate of House primaries will test whether two incumbents accused of ethical improprieties can beat back challengers and if breaking records for self-funding a campaign can win an election.
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Meanwhile, allegations of sexual improprieties that have entangled John Conyers, the longest serving member of the House, have led to calls for a reckoning over the Democratic Party's rules of seniority.
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Yet the committee could reasonably base the need for new legislation on presidential audits on the experience of one president alone, especially one whose possible tax improprieties have already been publicized.
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Rogue Warriors informed the LPL last month that WeiYan had been reported for match improprieties but still was fined over $420,000 because one of its players did not uphold the rules.
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Alessandro Nivola and Nathan Darrow are sympathetic as the sons Mark and Andrew Madoff, who were reportedly shielded from the improprieties of their family business — though not from the public shame.
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After he reported concerns about possible contracting improprieties at the hospitals, managers stripped him of his duties last March, alleging he had been mean and used inappropriate language with his employees.
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The Israel Securities Authority (ISA) raided the company's offices on Tuesday as part of an investigation into Chairman Shaul Elovitch and other executives over alleged improprieties surrounding a billion-shekel deal.
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Since the term was established by law in 1976, only one other FBI director has been fired — William S. Sessions — and he used an FBI plane for personal travel, among other improprieties.
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There's something to these arguments, of course, but it seems like extraordinarily bad timing to kill the EAC immediately after an election marred by allegations of fake voting, hacks and other improprieties.
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Shareholders led by two Michigan pension plans accused L143 of hiding improprieties, including those raised by an internal management-level whistleblower, tied to a contract to service U.S. Army C-12 airplanes.
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In a filing for a lawsuit brought last year by a former union official over alleged financial improprieties, he boasted that the investment had returned $475,000 in a recent three-month period.
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This shameful period is rightly associated with McCarthyism, but its most lethal instrument came directly from the desk of President Eisenhower: Executive Order 10450, which condemned "sexual perversion" and other amorphous improprieties.
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Michigan's charter schools have been proven to be rife with financial improprieties and frequent closures, even leaving families scrambling for a place for their children in the middle of the school year.
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The 20-page document attempts to tie the civil rights leader to various communist influences and alleges financial improprieties at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, the civil rights organization that he led.
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Ms. Gutierrez was a prominent Baltimore defense lawyer in the 1990s whose career crumbled in 2001 when she was disbarred by consent after a state commission uncovered financial improprieties involving her clients.
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" And while the special prosecutor can be removed from Office for "extraordinary improprieties," I also pledged that "The Attorney General will not countermand or interfere with the Special Prosecutor's decisions or actions.
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Of course, Trump is far from the first president to clash with the FBI—Bill Clinton fired his first FBI chief in 1993 when allegations of ethical improprieties clouded the director's tenure.
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Mr. Abe has skated past several political scandals that would have wiped out most other politicians in Japan, where even seemingly insignificant improprieties, like giving potatoes to constituents, can end in resignation.
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Bad behavior by big companies has thrust ethics back into the news, from Wells Fargo's creation of fake accounts to sexual harassment at Fox News to the litany of improprieties at Uber.
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Southwest Key, which has pulled in $1.7 billion over the past decade, is being investigated by the Justice Department after a New York Times article documented possible financial improprieties and poor management.
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In Mr. Grundfest's view, Mr. Wanger received no material financial benefit from the actions the commission attributed to him, and no reasonable investor would have considered the alleged improprieties to be material.
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Representative Duncan Hunter, a Republican under investigation for financial improprieties, has drawn a retired member of the Navy SEALs, Josh Butner, as an opponent in a conservative-leaning San Diego-area district.
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The gazette notice said it will investigate "persistent and continued negative reports about alleged improprieties regarding investments" by the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), which manages assets on behalf of the government employees.
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There's an avenue of litigation, I suppose, if Trump wanted to argue about improprieties with the selection of electoral voters or if he wanted to systematically cherry-pick or fight certain state results.
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While other GOP candidates indicated they wouldn't make Bill Clinton's sexual improprieties an issue in the campaign — Hillary's Democratic rival Bernie Sanders has said the same — Trump was making it plain he would.
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If job security was her goal, perhaps she would not have asked for the expansion of the Monica Lewinsky investigation into the sexual improprieties of the president who nominated her for the job.
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" Allegations of Rubin's improprieties echo many of the claims reported in the 2018 Times piece, including, "ownership relationships […] whereby Rubin would pay for their expenses in exchange for offering them to other men.
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Burlington College, in Vermont, closed altogether at the end of 2016, after years of declining enrollments and amidst allegations of financial improprieties by its former leader, Jane Sanders, the wife of Bernie Sanders.
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Republicans in Congress have accused career employees at the EPA of improprieties in research that showed that "glider trucks," trucks with old engines and new bodies, emit far more pollution than newer trucks.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's State Comptroller said on Tuesday it was examining whether there were any improprieties in the way the government arrived at figures showing it met its budget deficit target last year.
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Lowe, the legal headhunter, said that many agencies have ethics rules to protect against any potential conflicts of interest and he has seen how current and former officials strive to avoid any improprieties.
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The informant supplied information about improprieties in JPMorgan Chase's asset management unit, including its practice of steering clients to in-house funds that carried higher costs or generated greater fees to the bank.
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Claims of wide-scale voter fraud have been advanced for years by Republicans, though virtually no evidence of such improprieties has been discovered — especially on the scale of "millions" that Mr. Trump claimed.
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But Mr. Netanyahu could point to the end of the police inquiry as proof that he personally had nothing to do with improprieties in the submarine acquisition, as he has maintained all along.
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These enhanced protections should be demanded from any new person given responsibility to oversee the Mueller investigation: The attorney general, acting or permanent, will not remove the special counsel except for extraordinary improprieties.
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The report continued a year of reckoning on sexual misconduct that swept out lawmakers and staff members accused of improprieties and cast an unwelcome and unflattering spotlight on Mr. Meadows, an influential conservative.
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"It appears to me the irregularities and improprieties occurred to such an extent that they tainted the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness," said Robert Cordle, the board's chairman.
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At her death, the network and members of her family were fighting in court over multiple lawsuits, including one involving an accusation of rape and a cover-up, and another claiming financial improprieties. Mrs.
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That research was sponsored by Fitzgerald Glider Kits, one of the nation's top glider companies, and the university has asked the EPA not to cite it while it is undergoing review for potential improprieties.
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But as it has grown, tripling its revenue in three years, the organization has left a record of sloppy management and possible financial improprieties, according to dozens of interviews and an examination of documents.
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But a New York Times investigation, drawing on dozens of interviews and an examination of documents, has found a record of sloppy management and possible financial improprieties including possible self-dealing with top executives.
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Republicans accused her of protecting President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore when, in 1997, she refused to allow an independent counsel to investigate allegations of fund-raising improprieties in the White House.
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Have slick coaches who have treated them like mercenaries, and the assistants coaches that have been linked to a vast federal investigation into recruiting improprieties, drained any honor out of the label student-athlete?
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"It is time for the Senate to inquire about corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," Senator Lindsey Graham said in a series of tweets, mentioning specifically the firing of Ukraine's former prosecutor Viktor Shokin.
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At one point, Schiff seemed to ask Simpson for a blueprint for how to investigate Trump's potential financial improprieties -- a facet of the investigation Democrats have criticized Republicans in the House for not pursuing.
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The move came amid a snowballing number of revelations about harassment of co-workers and others by members of Congress, as well as high-profile entertainment and media figures' being accused of workplace improprieties.
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Alphabet saw employees protest about the company's sales of technology to the U.S. military and payouts to executives accused of sexual improprieties, and has struggled to keep misleading and abusive content off its YouTube service.
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In a hearing before the Senate, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt confirmed on Wednesday for the first time that he has set up a legal defense fund to deal with his snowballing ethical improprieties.
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Paul Manafort, who joined the Trump campaign in March 2016 and later became campaign manager, is under indictment on numerous counts of financial improprieties -- though none has, so far, been linked to the Trump campaign.
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Oracle formally challenged the JEDI bidding process, arguing it was "riddled with improprieties" that largely favored Amazon — including undisclosed employment and bonus offers to Department of Defense officials — and that the Pentagon set unfair criteria.
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He defeated Charles J. Hynes, an incumbent of more than 20 years who had been weakened by accusations of favoritism toward political supporters in Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community, and of allegations of campaign-finance improprieties.
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But the report released Wednesday, while calling for sweeping changes in Nissan's corporate governance, distanced the company and its board from responsibility for whatever improprieties may have occurred during Mr. Ghosn's time at the helm.
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A former Nissan executive, Greg Kelly, told a Japanese magazine that Mr. Saikawa was a longtime ally of Mr. Ghosn and suggested that he knew about the financial improprieties that brought down his ex-boss.
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On top of looking into possible procedural improprieties between the president and Mr. Delrahim, Congress should demand an explanation for — and put a stop to — Mr. Delrahim's under-the-radar effort to revise antitrust law.
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At the end of a good-natured interview on "The Late Show" on Tuesday, Stephen Colbert asked James Franco to address the elephant in the room: allegations of sexual improprieties that had surfaced since Sunday.
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The officers named in the suit include Timothy J. Sloan, Wells Fargo's current chief executive, and Carrie Tolstedt, the former senior executive vice president of the community banking unit where the account-opening improprieties originated.
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In a rare 2015 media appearance, Ren Zhengfei, Huawei's founder, said that 4,000 to 5,000 employees had admitted to various improprieties as part of a "confess for leniency" program the company set up in 2014.
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He accused Sessions of "disgraceful" conduct for referring allegations of FBI and Justice Department improprieties outlined in the House Intelligence Committee's "Nunes memo" to DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz, rather than to regular Justice lawyers.
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The court fight comes at a time that the Democratic-led House of Representatives is attempting to bore into alleged improprieties in Trump's business history -- and Trump's private legal team is trying to hold them off.
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No longer would a dutiful press corps politely look the other way when it came to a president's improprieties, whether that was sexual dalliances, alcoholism, or a little break-in at a Washington DC office building.
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The scandal is shaking the Brazilian political establishment to its very foundations — and it comes amid a recession, as well as a largely separate effort by Rousseff's political rivals to impeach her over unrelated financial improprieties.
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Switzerland has been hard on those who violate bank secrecy: Rudolf Elmer, a former employee of the Swiss bank Julius Bär, was tried in 2011 for sharing information about tax evasion and other improprieties with WikiLeaks.
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To comply with the law, Wrage noted, an American company must remain vigilant even after a contract is signed, monitoring its foreign partner to be sure that nobody involved is engaging in bribery or other improprieties.
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Not too long after hiring Kelly, Lack made the call to let Ronan Farrow go — just before his work won numerous prizes, including a Pulitzer for his reporting on the sexual improprieties of numerous media figures.
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" John C. Liu, a former councilman and city comptroller whose mayoral ambitions were derailed by financial improprieties, called Mr. Carranza's remarks "the most offensive and irritating comments that Asian-Americans have heard in quite some time.
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After apologizing to the Japanese people and everyone involved in organizing the 22001 Tokyo Games for worrying them, Takeda repeated denials first made on Friday that there were any improprieties in Japan's dealings with the Singaporean consultancy.
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To the best of our knowledge, the action by the council is not related to any improprieties that may lead to sanctions or penalties by the federal or state authorities against the tribe or its gaming operations.
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They include claims about supposed improprieties, often including claims that the sender has evidence of your affairs, has hacked your webcam to take damning photos or videos of you or has evidence of pornographic material you've viewed.
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The Texas Education Agency said in late July they were reviewing a complaint filed by the Turkish government's legal team of alleged fiscal improprieties by Harmony Public Schools, a Houston-based firm that runs 48 charter schools.
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis on Friday accepted the resignation of a Honduran bishop accused of sexual misconduct with seminarians, the latest in a series of high-ranking clergy implicated in sexual improprieties with adults under their authority.
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And a little over a year after it was completed, HP said it had discovered "serious accounting improprieties" that had inflated the value of Autonomy, writing off more than $5 billion in relation to the botched deal.
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But now the Charlottesville, Va.-based startup is shuttered -- and more than two dozen employees are out of work — after the board discovered alleged financial improprieties related to Borrowed & Blue's married co-founders, Adam and Christin Healey.
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Then-White House physician Ronny Jackson — who recently stepped down following reports of workplace improprieties — wrote a letter to Bornstein, according to NBC News, though it's unclear whether Jackson had attached an authorization releasing the president's records.
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Both sides agreed that three of Mr. Trump's children who were officers of the foundation — Donald Trump, Jr., Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump — will undergo training in order to ensure they do not engage in similar improprieties.
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Indeed, just a day earlier, he had come to the defense of his friend and fellow Minnesotan, Senator Al Franken, who is fighting for his political life in the face of accusations of improprieties from four women.
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New York state's attorney general has opened an investigation into alleged "improprieties" in the state's presidential primary election on Tuesday that prevented people from voting, starting with a probe of the New York City Board of Elections.
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The charity has been awarded almost $1.8 billion to run migrant shelters over the last decade, but is now under federal investigation for possible financial improprieties, prompted by an article last December in The New York Times.
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For Democrats, Ms. Smith's ascent ended a painful period when a popular colleague, Al Franken, was dogged by charges of sexual improprieties that blemished the Democrats' efforts to capitalize on a tide of misconduct and harassment accusations.
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Edward Siedle, founder of Benchmark Financial Services, is a former S.E.C. enforcement lawyer whose firm investigates improprieties at pension funds and recently helped a whistle-blower win the largest award from the S.E.C. after an enforcement action.
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Carlos Bolsonaro, a Rio city councillor who has guided the president's pugnacious social media presence, is facing a civil and criminal investigation for alleged improprieties in his council office, the state prosecutors' office said in a statement.
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She was on the phone interviewing an official with a major public pension fund when she referred to information she didn't realize was new to him: The fund was footing the bill for an investment manager's improprieties.
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Those conclusions have done nothing to dissuade the president, however, and in May he created the 15-member Election Integrity commission to identify the breadth of voter fraud and other improprieties that might compromise the election process.
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They say Fox executives including Dianne Brandi, the network's top lawyer, told them nothing could be done because Slater knew too much about unspecified "improprieties" committed by former network chief Roger Ailes and top-rated commentator Bill O'Reilly.
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N executive who tipped the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to accounting improprieties involving the company's top-selling Roundup product has been awarded more than $22 million from the agency's whistleblower program, the executive's lawyer said on Tuesday.
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The NCAA imposed a post-season ban on the program due to academic improprieties before the start of the season, killing what could have been a Final Four run before it ever had a chance to get going.
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That time has been tumultuous: In lawsuits seeking release from her contracts, she accused the producer Dr. Luke, her longtime collaborator and the chief of the label imprint to which she is signed, of sexual improprieties, including rape.
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And more particularly, Oracle, an eliminated bidder for the JEDI deal, filed several protests during the process, arguing in an ultimately-failed lawsuit that the bidding process was "riddled with improprieties" and that the Pentagon set unfair criteria.
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A long-awaited investigative report by the New York Office of the Inspector General describes the State Athletic Commission as an organizational mess, short on proper practices and procedures but long on conflicts of interest and other improprieties.
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The inquiry comes after a New York Times report this month detailing possible financial improprieties by Southwest Key, which has collected $211 billion in federal grants in the past decade, including $626 million in the last year alone.
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The Times U.S. software company HP Inc had no written record of how it calculated the damage from the alleged financial improprieties worth $83 billion at Autonomy, a lawyer for Mike Lynch, Autonomy's founder, claimed on Monday. bit.
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""It certainly does say there were a lot of misstatements, improprieties, carelessness on the part of lower level FBI people," Wallace continued before later adding, "There were some misconduct by individual people, but not by the higher-ups.
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Cast as one of the president's most dependable assets, Kushner could in fact be a significant liability, someone whose escapades — by turns grabby and cavalier — give investigators and detractors a whole extra sandbox of improprieties to rummage through.
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The N.C.A.A. suspended him for five games for improprieties that occurred while he was coaching at the University of Miami, when the Caligula of boosters, Nevin Shapiro, was providing money, prostitutes and other "gifts" intended to keep athletes content.
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LaPierre claimed North had tried to extort him into resigning under threat of releasing information about alleged financial improprieties within the organization as well as allegations that LaPierre charged thousands of dollars in wardrobe purchases to his expense account.
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Memo From Israel JERUSALEM — He and his family have been accused of improprieties as strange as trying to palm off their used lawn furniture to the prime minister's residence, and as serious as pocketing illegal contributions from foreign donors.
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The names of donors were provided to the FEC and have been public for nearly two years and those donors were vetted in accordance with the law and no improprieties have been found regardng the vetting of those donors.
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But in a world where members of the opposition party regularly call for the president to be impeached and in a world where the sitting president's sexual improprieties regularly make headlines, it's a risk that just might pay off.
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As prominent men in other professions — notably news media and the entertainment industry — are quickly forced out of their jobs when accused of improprieties, there is growing pressure on Congressional leaders to hold lawmakers to the same strict standard.
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At its annual convention in April, NRA President Oliver North tried to launch a coup against the longtime CEO, Wayne LaPierre, accusing him of financial improprieties and threatening to release more of the organization's dirty laundry to the public.
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Mr. Bauman won the election by just over 60 votes out of 3,20103 cast at the party convention in May, but Ms. Ellis has refused to concede, claiming voting improprieties, like permitting ineligible people to vote for Mr. Bauman.
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Frederick P. Schaffer, who retired in December as CUNY's general counsel and senior vice chancellor for legal affairs, will lead the board, which provides public matching funds to candidates running for office and also penalizes campaigns for financial improprieties.
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The lawsuit says that Ms. Denson learned that the church was aware of the allegations about Mr. Bishop's past in December 2017, when she confronted him and recorded a conversation in which he discussed sexual improprieties in his past.
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"As with so many other corporate improprieties, many people at Wells Fargo knew for some time about the fraudulent sales practices," Ben Heineman of Harvard Law School and Harvard Kennedy School of Government, a former GE general counsel, wrote on Wednesday.
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A former Monsanto executive who tipped the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to accounting improprieties involving the company's top-selling Roundup product has been awarded more than $22 million from the agency's whistleblower program, the executive's lawyer said on Tuesday.
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It is under investigation by New York state authorities about its finances and just emerged from a bruising power struggle in which NRA President Oliver North stepped down after threatening to reveal allegations that NRA leaders engaged in financial improprieties.
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We now know that allegations of sexual abuse or improprieties in the employment setting involving Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and others were initially asserted by alleged victims and publicly reported but then suddenly vanished from public view.
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When news of the text messages between Strzok and Page came to light against the backdrop of claimed McCabe improprieties, it became harder to just dismiss all of Trump's FBI conspiracy claims as delusional -- though many of his critics do.
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I'd expected some of this, but with the way things had been going the previous year—the fights, the noticeable dip in sexy time, and other improprieties on both sides—I didn't think she would seem so surprised by the breakup.
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Sports Briefing Major League Baseball suspended A. J. Preller, the general manager of the San Diego Padres, for 30 days without pay on Thursday because of improprieties regarding his July trade of pitcher Drew Pomeranz to the Boston Red Sox.
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" North Carolina law allows the state elections board to call for a new vote if it finds that "irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness.
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As Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, was preparing to defend himself before Congress last week against charges of extravagant spending and other improprieties, he found time to travel to Cochran, Ga., to address the Georgia Forestry Association.
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Wall Street seems to have become less sensitive to announcements from Washington, including the one in late September in which House Democrats said they would investigate impeaching the president over allegations of improprieties in connection with military aid to Ukraine.
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In particular, federal prosecutors have examined a number of cases handled by the top anticorruption prosecutor in the district attorney's office, Christopher McPartland, for improprieties, including the possibility that political motivations had played a role, according to the three officials.
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SHANGHAI — One of China's best-known financiers, sometimes called his country's equivalent to Carl C. Icahn, has pleaded guilty to insider trading and stock price manipulation, in a case that forms part of a broader nationwide push against financial improprieties.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan investigating possible financial improprieties by the disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein have broadened their inquiry to include allegations that he may have violated federal stalking laws, several people with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday.
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Amazon&aposs lawsuit comes after Oracle earlier challenged the JEDI bidding process, arguing it was "riddled with improprieties" that largely favored Amazon — including undisclosed employment and bonus offers to Department of Defense officials — and that the Pentagon set unfair criteria.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Retired U.S. Marine Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North will step down as president of the National Rifle Association, North said on Saturday, adding he was being forced out due to his allegations that NRA leaders engaged in financial improprieties.
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But if four of the board's five members ultimately conclude that "irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness," they may order a new election.
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There is even some indication that state-level prosecutors in New York — insulated from the president's potential actions and beyond the reach of his pardon power as well — are also ready to pursue parallel state crimes pertaining to financial improprieties.
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The ongoing fallout from former White House staff secretary Rob Porter's domestic abuse scandal threatened to take down a larger circle of White House officials, and new evidence of financial improprieties from Trumpworld figures — including a Cabinet secretary — came to light.
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Experts in crisis management say if there ever was a time for her to speak given her unique role in Trump's life, it would be now, as her husband faces new claims this week of sexual improprieties and groping, which he has denied.
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Her story contains now-familiar echoes of those who kept silent about Harvey Weinstein, James Toback, Brett Ratner and Kevin Spacey, among the other stories of high-profile men who have been accused, in recent weeks, of sexual improprieties, harassment, and predatory misconduct.
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Years after it was reported that the SEC was looking into improprieties at the once high-flying blood-testing company Theranos, its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, and the company's former president, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, have been formally charged with massive fraud by the agency.
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Pruitt, despite a continuous stream of reports and allegations of financial improprieties and the subject of more than 10 separate federal inquiries into his activities, appears to still enjoy the support of the President, who reiterated his confidence in Pruitt late last week.
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With the news cycle dominated by the ongoing Russia investigation and the president's venting about his enemies, it would be easy to miss the daily drip-drip-drip of ethics improprieties committed by Trump administration officials – were it not for Scott Pruitt.
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Sean X. McKessy, the founding director of the whistle-blower program at the Securities and Exchange Commission, is joining a law firm in Washington, where he will be an advocate for individuals coming forward with information about fraud or improprieties in their workplaces.
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But the session came less than 24 hours after the Justice Department asked its Office of the Inspector General to investigate whether there were improprieties in the use of an alleged FBI source who provided authorities with information about several Trump campaign operatives.
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There was news of what appear to be major improprieties: his too-good-to-be-true condo deal from a lobbyist friend, his circumvention of the White House to get two aides substantial pay raises, and his demotion of staff who questioned him.
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As a practical matter, the House would need new information — such as abuse of office, financial improprieties, or further evidence of sexual assault or perjury — to provide the basis for removal, while the search for material would itself be easily criticized as partisan.
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As accusations of sexual improprieties swirl around Capitol Hill, lawmakers are struggling with how to respond to each charge, whether one case can be deemed less serious than another, and what role politics can and should play in determining a member's future.
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The arrests of Richard Molina, the mayor of Edinburg, and his wife, Dalia Molina, came amid a bitter political fight in Texas over election fraud, and were made in a region with a long history of voting improprieties and public corruption scandals.
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Since 2008, it has paid more than nine billion dollars in fines and settlements for such improprieties as conspiring to manipulate the price of gold and silver, defrauding mortgage companies, and violating U.S. sanctions by trading in Iran, Syria, Libya, Myanmar, and Sudan.
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The sprawling indictment, issued in August of 2018, accused Mr. Hunter of a host of improprieties, including spending campaign funds on an Italian vacation and passing off personal expenses as charitable contributions to help veterans, which tarnished his image among an important constituency.
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Among villains, I like the evil duke in James Thurber's "13 Clocks," a man who punished what he perceived as improprieties among the suitors of the fair Saralinda by slicing them from their guggle to their zatch and feeding them to the geese.
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But it's worth noting that The Choice Act, a partial Dodd-Frank rollback that Gary Cohn told Axios is on the 2018 agenda, would remove a requirement that most buyout firms submit the very investor communications that the SEC has used to spot such improprieties.
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A long-awaited investigative report by the New York Office of the Inspector General described the state agency that regulates boxing — and, soon, mixed martial arts — as an organizational mess, short on proper practices and procedures but long on conflicts of interest and other improprieties.
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"Every day the American people and Congress learn more about President Trump's improprieties, from conflicts of interest to influence peddling, potential tax evasion and violations of the Constitution — all roads leading back to President Trump's finances," Pelosi spokeswoman Ashley Etienne said in a statement.
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Jefferies is also linked to Lending Club, the peer-to-peer lender that has been in turmoil since an internal investigation revealed improprieties in the sale of loans and a separate disclosure issue, which resulted in the ouster of its chief executive in May.
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"Every day the American people and Congress learn more about President Trump's improprieties, from conflicts of interest to influence peddling, potential tax evasion and violations of the Constitution – all roads leading back to President Trump's finances," Pelosi spokeswoman Ashley Etienne said in a statement.
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As the bishops met in Rome, there was a story stateside about a group of American donors funding investigations into sexual and financial improprieties among the College of Cardinals, trying to expose the other red-hatted McCarricks before the next papal conclave rolls around.
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When you were asked in a postgame news conference how it felt to be linked to a vast federal investigation into recruiting improprieties in college basketball — especially after passing up all that N.B.A. money — your coach, Tom Izzo, did not allow you to answer.
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In the days after an "Access Hollywood" video exposed his own lewd comments about women during the final month of the campaign, Mr. Trump responded by showing up at his debate with Hillary Clinton with three women who had accused Bill Clinton of sexual improprieties.
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Matthew L. Schwartz, a partner at the law firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, explained that compliance and anti-money laundering work at banks is often focused on financial improprieties, tax evasion, drug trafficking, sanctions violations, terrorist financing, or other crimes that directly involve money.
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Ford had moved to impeach Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, accusing him of embracing a "hippie-yippie-style revolution," indicting him for a decadent life style, and alleging financial improprieties, charges that appeared, to Ford's critics, to fall well short of impeachable offenses.
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Employees at major tech companies like Google are pushing back against leadership decisions they don't agree with, like walking out over revelations that the company paid millions to executives accused of sexual improprieties and protesting the company's exploratory plans to build a censored search engine for China.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy in 1968; vexed fellow liberals by embracing preventive detention and other tough responses to crime and urban riots that had reached within blocks of the White House; and was linked by Life magazine to financial improprieties.
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Mr. Harris appeared to have won the election by 905 votes, and although the state authorities did not explicitly conclude that there had been enough misconduct to tip the outcome in the Republican's direction, they found that improprieties had been sufficiently widespread to undermine the balloting's integrity.
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But Ms. Lesko has several advantages: years in the state legislature; a district where far more Republicans voted in the primary than Democrats; and an electorate she says is majority pro-Trump, even as she has called on the president to address accusations of sexual improprieties.
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"As alleged, the Academy has lost its way and abandoned the recording industry, instead focusing on self-dealing and turning blind eye to the 'boys' club' environment, obvious improprieties and conflicts of interest," her attorneys, Douglas H. Wigdor and Michael J. Willemin, told CNN in a statement.
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Officials also, of course, have a right to enforce regulations, so there's nothing wrong, on its face, with Superintendent Vullo investigating suspected improprieties in the NRA-affiliated "carry guard" insurance programs (though the NRA may be entitled to money damages if it can prove its affiliates were selectively prosecuted).
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The second-quarter earnings report follows a tumultuous period for LendingClub, once considered the standard bearer in a new generation of online lenders but which has been pummeled by revelations of lending improprieties, a U.S. Department of Justice investigation, the departure of loan investors and layoffs of 222 employees.
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They've privately pushed for -- and succeeded at getting -- their committee leadership to take a harder line with the Justice Department, something that has ended in scores of new documents turned over to Capitol Hill as they seek to find improprieties with how the major investigations have been conducted.
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But with Alabama under rock-solid GOP control, the scandal has instead moved forward on a years-long slow burn with rumors of an affair and then evidence of the affair — and of attendant financial improprieties and subsequent abuses of power — coming out over a period of years.
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He said on Tuesday that the Judiciary Committee, which he is the chairman of, would hear from Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, about "corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine," which Mr. Trump has argued justified his pressure campaign to get the Ukrainian president to investigate Democrats.
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But a lawsuit he initiated this month has burst into public view, alleging "improprieties" involving fraudulent transfers of hundreds of thousands of dollars by his son Andrew Aldrin, head of the private Buzz Aldrin Enterprises firm and the nonprofit Buzz Aldrin Space Foundation, and Christina Korp, an official with both organizations.
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Related: New Yorkers File Emergency Lawsuit Over Voter Registration Problems on Primary Day New York state's attorney general has opened an investigation into alleged "improprieties" in the state's presidential primary election on Tuesday that prevented people from voting, starting with a probe of the New York City Board of Elections.
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" It is unclear how many ballots and voters were affected by any potential fraud, but the state board may order a new election if it finds that "irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness.
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With Bill Clinton, the independent counsel inquiry that resulted in an impeachment referral to the House of Representatives in September 1998 originated in 1994 as an inquiry into alleged improprieties relating to investments by Mr. Clinton and Hillary Clinton in a real estate company in Arkansas, the Whitewater Development Corporation.
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While the six-committee impeachment probe will examine various allegations of presidential misconduct — from obstruction of justice and emoluments violations to hush money payments and other financial improprieties — Democrats will concentrate the bulk of their resources on new revelations that Trump pressed a foreign leader to investigate a domestic political rival.
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It's (relatively) easy for the White House to distance itself, or Trump, from people like Paul Manafort, whose alleged improprieties took place before his involvement with the campaign, or already-convicted former advisor George Papadopoulos, who can be (however credibly) dismissed as a minor figure without strong contacts in the actual administration.
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But apparently that's not enough for the EPA's principal deputy general counsel and chief ethics officer Kevin Minoli, who the New York Times reported on Saturday has been pushing for the EPA's Inspector General to launch a "series of independent investigations into possible improprieties," according to a letter obtained by the paper.
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"The names of donors were provided to the FEC and have been public for nearly two years and those donors were vetted in accordance with the law and no improprieties have been found regarding the vetting of those donors," a committee spokesperson said in response to The Wall Street Journal this week.
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The superintendent said he had information about financial improprieties at Trump buildings, and sent his wife and 12-year-old son to pick up some relevant documents, but the lawsuit claimed the office they were in was broken into with a screwdriver: Four men prevented Hatixbe Bajrushi and her son from leaving.
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Takei "confirmed" the move to a reporter and announced his intention to challenge embattled Republican Congressman Devin Nunes for his seat in Congress — yes, the same Devin Nunes who, as Chair of the House Intelligence Committee has been all over the news for all sorts of intelligence-based improprieties with the White House.
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But her good showing was also undoubtedly helped by back-to-back political disappointments and unfulfilled promises, first with the center-right government of Mayor Gianni Alemanno, now standing trial for corruption, then with the center-left government of Ignazio Marino, who resigned after two years under the shadow of fiscal improprieties.
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To date, there has been no suggestion that Mr. de Blasio was involved in any improprieties, and it remains unclear whether the prosecutors and F.B.I. agents working on the case have developed evidence, conclusive or otherwise, of the kind of quid pro quo necessary to prove most corruption crimes in federal court.
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There was tantalizing evidence: surveillance video of a minivan hurrying away from Mr. Stark's office in the Orthodox enclave of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and a trail of financial improprieties, including the fact that the landlord and his partner were in bankruptcy and that $2 million had recently vanished from one of their accounts.
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WASHINGTON — The chief ethics officer of the Environmental Protection Agency — the official whose main job is to help agency staffers obey government ethics laws — has been working behind the scenes to push for a series of independent investigations into possible improprieties by Scott Pruitt, the agency's administrator, a letter sent this week says.
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"Understanding the amount that the FBI deemed appropriate to spend on the tool, as well as the identity and reputation of the vendor it did business with, is essential for the public to provide effective oversight of government functions and help guard against potential improprieties," states the complaint filed in our FOIA case.
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"Currently, there is a serious question as to whether 'irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness,'" John Wallace, an attorney working for the state Democratic Party, said in a letter sent last week to the board of elections.
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"We need Speaker Ryan to put this resolution on the floor so that the full House of Representatives can answer the question about the legitimacy and the need for a second special counsel to investigate what I perceive to be serious crimes and improprieties of the FBI and the Department of Justice," Gaetz said.
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In the weeks before Trump's alleged sexual improprieties overtook everything else, writers dashed off thousands of words arguing that the "inner cities" are improving (gentrification!) and that poverty is not just in the inner city but in suburban America too, and that there are lots of middle-class black folks doing just fine, thank you.
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So when Mr. Conyers, 88, stepped aside as the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee amid swirling allegations of sexual improprieties, it fell to Mr. Jeffries, 47, to hint that the accusations that cost Mr. Conyers his position may hasten broader changes to the Democratic Party that began with the election of President Trump.
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The former Nissan chairman has filed a lawsuit against the two Japanese carmakers, reportedly accusing them of terminating his contract with the joint venture Nissan-Mitsubishi without providing evidence to support their accusations, according to the FT. Mr. Ghosn was ousted over charges of financial improprieties during his tenure as chairman of Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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First, the firm said, the judge failed to disclose important ex parte discussions - including a 2018 conversation about a federal criminal probe of law firm payments to pension fund officials - with the special master he appointed in 2017 to investigate possible improprieties in class counsel's billing records in a $300 million class action settlement with State Street.
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There's plenty of blame to go around — at one point, Thomas rails about the Senate's hypocrisy, given that the men judging him all have their own sexual and ethical improprieties on the record — but Confirmation ultimately lays most of the blame on systems of power, and the people who abuse it, whether consciously or out of oblivious entitlement.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has recently opened an inquiry into Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's own improprieties involving his charity, the Trump Foundation.
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Committees in both the House and Senate conducted inquiries into whether the Clinton White House engaged in campaign finance improprieties and took testimony from numerous White House officials (including a chief of staff, a deputy chief of staff, two counsels, two deputy counsels, the chief of staff to the first lady and the national security adviser).
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Flynn accuses the government of suppressing certain information and alleges improprieties regarding the circumstances leading up to his guilty plea — including allegations of misconduct by the FBI, [Department of Justice], and the Special Counsel's Office — that, in his view, call into question the entire investigation, raise ethical concerns, warrant findings of civil contempt, and demand dismissal," Sullivan wrote. "Mr.
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Natasha: Most experts believe it would be wise for Giuliani to lie low as federal prosecutors examine whether he violated any foreign agent registration laws or engaged in any financial improprieties related to his foreign clients, and, indeed, he's been less visible on cable news in the past week and seemingly harder to reach than in the past.
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My entire first year of my tenure at the National Security Council was filled with hateful calls, conspiracy theories, which has started again, frankly, as it's been announced that I've been giving this deposition, accusing me of being a Soros mole in the White House, of colluding with all kinds of enemies of the president, and, you know, of various improprieties.
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"My entire first year of my tenure at the National Security Council was filled with hateful calls, conspiracy theories, which has started again, frankly, as it's been announced that I've been giving this deposition, accusing me of being a Soros mole in the White House, of colluding with all kinds of enemies of the president, and, you know, of various improprieties," Hill said.
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Instead, Trump returned to the U.S. in a wake of outraged howls from allied countries, and amid news reports that his top adviser tried to subvert U.S. intelligence agencies with the help of a Russian spy, and the top Republican foreign policy guy in Congress said the president's first trip abroad was "executed to near perfection," while GOP leaders shrugged off Kushner's mind-boggling improprieties.
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Meanwhile, at least some of those Northern liberal abolitionists—including the likes of Henry Adams and the well-meaning Horace Greeley—managed, in the way of high-minded reformers, to let their pieties get the better of their priorities: recoiling against the apparent improprieties of the pro-suffrage Grant Administration, they made common cause with the Democrats who were ending democracy in the South.
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It states that Mr. Bishop, now 85, raped Ms. Denson in 1984 at the training center in Provo, Utah; that leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints knew Mr. Bishop had a "history of red flag sexual improprieties toward young women" when he became president of the training center; and that the church did not adequately investigate the rape accusation or discipline Mr. Bishop.
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Think about it: If you'd been accused of murdering a close friend of yours who killed himself, accused of corruption because you lost money in a real estate deal that went south, pilloried for nepotism when you were really trying to clean up a White House office where the FBI had found financial improprieties, and on and on and on, wouldn't you feel like there was nothing you could do to prevent the media and Republicans from attacking you?
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In addition to the well-documented improprieties with the White House during the Open Internet debate, Wheeler, among other transgressions, has attempted to force nonprofits to reveal their donors in strict violation of Supreme Court precedent, hired advocates who had filed in significant FCC dockets as an interested party to come into the commission to supervise those very dockets, and attempted to hold a FCC "town hall" in which he had invited an outside party to participate and comment on a yet-to-be-released item during the "sunshine" period.
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The episode is taking on new significance as Mueller moves into the final stages of his Russia probe while evidence mounts that the FBI work preceding his appointment as special prosecutor may have involved improprieties in the securing of a FISA warrant to spy on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign in the final weeks of the 2628 campaign.
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