Does this infringe on anything we have going on here?
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"Shark Week isn't going to infringe on anybody," he says.
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Does this technology infringe on any personal or human rights?
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Any enhancement of individual ability simultaneously threatens to infringe on others.
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We are not trying to infringe on your second amendment right.
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They also concluded that Samsung didn't infringe on Apple's autocorrect patent.
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Executive privilege: Trump said several provision infringe on his executive privilege.
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Others say that it has started to infringe on journalists' work.
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It's usually not this easy to infringe on the president's schedule.
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And if it doesn't infringe on your Second Amendment rights, and it doesn't infringe on your Second Amendment rights, and you're still able to get a firearm for your protection, why wouldn't we want to do that?
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It's just a lot easier for people to infringe on others' copyrights.
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Opponents to such a law claim it might infringe on free speech.
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Indigenous people have protested, saying the laws will infringe on their rights.
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The Republican presidential candidate said Obama's proposals "infringe on the Second Amendment."
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How does wearing a burkini infringe on the human rights of others?
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This as North Korea said new UN sanctions infringe on its sovereignty.
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Musk accused regulators of trying to infringe on his freedom of speech.
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Criticism: Republicans raised concerns the legislation would infringe on First Amendment rights. Rep.
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"We're not here to infringe on people's First Amendment rights," Ms. Campbell said.
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Critics argue they would infringe on Second Amendment rights without improving public safety.
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The statement also warns that banning transfers could infringe on the president's powers.
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But I'm not sure you can infringe on the executive power like that.
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Uber says it isn't hiding anything and did not infringe on Alphabet's patents.
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The Amazon spokesperson told CNBC its wool sneakers don't infringe on Allbirds' design.
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Opponents of the provisions argue they infringe on sovereignty and benefit multinational corporations.
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When security is at risk, it gives militaries license to infringe on civil liberties.
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Doha denies the charge and says the boycott aims to infringe on its sovereignty.
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If we start to infringe on that by creating fear, that's a huge decision.
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How do you make sure that one group's liberties do not infringe on another's?
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Britain also says the new laws won't infringe on privacy and freedom of expression.
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At the same time you can't let other people infringe on your self-belief.
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But independent literature suggests wellness programs aren't effective and could infringe on individual privacy.
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"When they seek to infringe on our national sovereignty, we will not be silent."
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You should ask before you post anything that would infringe on another person's privacy.
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An independent auditor will review Uber's code to ensure it doesn't infringe on Waymo's technology.
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It was recently revealed that he bragged about trying to infringe on another man's marriage.
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Term limits prevent abuses of power, which infringe on ordinary citizens' rights, they point out.
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You can't infringe on someone else's rights in order to have your speech be heard.
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Some believe that anti-discrimination laws protecting the LGBTQ+ community infringe on people's religious freedom.
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The technology could help the hard of hearing—or be used to infringe on privacy.
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Republican leaders have rejected those proposals, arguing that they would infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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Secular Turks say his policies quash dissent and infringe on private lives and personal rights.
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According to WSJ, tech companies are wary the guidelines may infringe on freedom of expression.
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He likens them to "Gun-Free Establishment" signs that infringe on gun owners&apos rights.
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Does dissuading them from doing so infringe on their First Amendment rights to free speech?
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Trump argues that America's trade deals contain unfair, burdensome rules that infringe on U.S. sovereignty.
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A spokeswoman for Amazon, Natalie Hereth, said the company did not infringe on Sonos's technology.
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But Koo said he's not worried the ban would appear to infringe on civil liberties.
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Gardner has previously argued that action to address gun violence cannot infringe on constitutional rights.
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The implementation of such systems raises issues about whether they could infringe on civil liberties.
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Maybe Facebook's patent will infringe on the ones that already exist and it'll never get approval.
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Information that would unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties.
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They decided not to because they didn't want to infringe on the discretion of the states.
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Meanwhile, the American Civil Liberties Union has warned that the administration's measures infringe on civil rights.
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"We are confident we do not infringe on Janssen's patents," Samsung Bioepis spokesman Mingi Hyun said.
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Laws that blatantly infringe on civil rights eventually find themselves on the wrong side of history.
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Such disclosures 'can seriously infringe on privacy of association and belief guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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Overly scripting the copy can lead to an ad sounding inauthentic and infringe on their creativity.
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Another told CNN that their primary concern is lawmakers trying to infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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Governments must be careful not to infringe on the rights of their citizens, such as free speech.
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The ISF crew interpreted that as a direct attempt to infringe on the existing international competition infrastructure.
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Religious groups and conservatives insist that such a ban would infringe on their rights to religious freedom.
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Instead, he stuck to Facebook's argument that rejecting politicians' misinformation would infringe on their First Amendment rights.
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We won't infringe on your right to teach, read, speak, view, print, question, scream whatever you want.
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Evangelical leaders say the rules barring churches from participating in campaign activity infringe on freedom of speech.
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The White House has sternly objected to the provision, saying it would infringe on the president's powers.
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Some public health law experts also expressed concern that the county's order could infringe on civil liberties.
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Or does this step go too far in regulating the food industry and infringe on consumer choice?
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Radio astronomy has access to some protected wavelengths that communications companies are not allowed to infringe on.
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As with Chapter 19, opponents of the provisions argue they infringe on sovereignty which benefits multinational corporations.
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The White House has sternly objected to the provision, saying it would infringe on the president's powers.
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Democrats in Congress were pressing the legislation, which the NRA argues would infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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With municipalities saying that they won't enforce state laws that infringe on residents' right to bear arms.
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Those who are against mandates such as these share concerns that these requirements infringe on their liberties.
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" Later added, "I will never, ever infringe on the right of the people to keep and bear arms.
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Such proposals have raised concerns from digital rights groups who fear that they could infringe on free speech.
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He also designs his pieces to change the sports logos slightly to not infringe on any copyright restrictions.
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Regardless, Apple has already stated that it doesn't infringe on any patents in its appeal of the decision.
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IRobot said they infringe on several of its patents covering the idea of an autonomous floor-cleaning robot.
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Civil liberties groups have also warned that Israel's campaign would infringe on free speech and muzzle Palestinian activists.
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A company called Airspace is launching a bounty hunter drone that'll capture other drones that infringe on airspace.
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For while state authorities grant official title, in doing so companies may infringe on communities' customary land rights.
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Mr. Trump contends that impeaching him would infringe on the ability of future presidents to conduct foreign policy.
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Though Mr. López Alonso considered them tacky, they didn't infringe on any guidelines — only prefabricated statues are banned.
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Such laws, the coalition argues, could infringe on property rights and threaten the safety of customers and employees.
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In both cases, a competitor was found to infringe on their patents, but enhanced damages were turned down.
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Why are "patriotic" Trump supporters more mad at Kaepernick than Trump trying to infringe on our First Amendment?
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And so, he argues, baking a wedding cake for two men would infringe on his First Amendment rights.
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Richards said he would pursue safeguard legislation to prevent police from using the drones to infringe on citizen privacy.
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Critics say the laws are designed to infringe on the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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He feels that a lot of times bioethicists, especially coming from academic backgrounds, are trying to infringe on innovation.
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"I will never, ever infringe on the right of the people to keep and bear arms," Trump said Friday.
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Juul wants regulators to order 18 companies to stop selling e-cigarettes that Juul claims infringe on its patents.
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He called on protesters to return to areas set aside for demonstrations and not to infringe on public property.
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Undue delays may infringe on protesters' rights to free speech, the ACLU said, suggesting a deadline of June 1.
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The question at the heart of the lawsuit is whether it's possible to infringe on a video game copyright.
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Both Shang and Xie shrugged off criticism that their companies' technology may be used to infringe on individuals' privacy.
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"But you see these agreements and they go on and on, and the agency believes they infringe on rights."
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The ruling is troubling for civil liberties advocates, who say it will infringe on the privacy rights of Canadians.
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The mandates issued by the Trump administration could infringe on scientific integrity policies the Obama administration introduced in 2009.
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Read more about those exceptions if you think your use of copyrighted material does not infringe on copyright protections. 28.
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After all, such an effort would involve increased government spending and, they insisted, infringe on personal liberty and local control.
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"We are confident we do not infringe on Janssen's patents," Samsung Bioepis spokesman Mingi Hyun told Reuters in a statement.
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The second claim made by Schumer and Sanders is that buybacks infringe on a company's ability to reinvest in itself.
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However, the federal judge overseeing the case ruled a month ago that Gilead's two medicines did infringe on the patents.
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The United States and other major donors have raised fears about the measures, saying they may infringe on constitutional rights.
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Some may bristle at the idea of automating gardening, letting the internet infringe on human's connection with the natural world.
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Apple is being sued by Caltech for using Wi-Fi chips that allegedly infringe on four of the university's patents.
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Her parents' choice of career should not infringe on her ability to go outside undisturbed and simply be a kid.
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Small businesses, let alone garage inventors, can't afford the costs to take on big corporations that infringe on their rights.
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Critics, however, argue that safety plans unconstitutionally infringe on the rights of families by allowing CPS to circumvent judicial oversight.
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Afriforum, an organization that represents the nation's white Afrikaner minority, opposed the ban, saying it could infringe on free speech.
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Last year, a federal court injunction allowed Microsoft to seize domains deployed by hackers that infringe on the company's trademarks.
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In the United States, the answer should be that employers should not be allowed to infringe on First Amendment rights.
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"We have not seen law enforcement agencies use Amazon Rekognition to infringe on citizens' civil liberties," the Amazon statement said.
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But critics — increasingly validated in the courts — say these laws infringe on people's right to vote and target minority voters.
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Read more about those exceptions if you think your use of copyrighted material does not infringe on copyright protections. 63.
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Last year, the court refused to issue a blanket ban on fireworks, arguing that it would infringe on citizens' rights.
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But some legislators and religious groups have argued that the stricter marriage laws infringe on religious freedom and parents' rights.
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I'm confident that we did not infringe on their IP. We built our solutions from a clean sheet of paper.
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New York (CNN Business)Sonos is suing Google, claiming that its popular smart speakers infringe on five of Sonos' patents.
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Conservatives argued that terrorist watchlists often wrongly include people and that the law would thus infringe on the Second Amendment.
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The bill is one of several measures before the Texas legislature that civil liberties groups say infringe on LGBT rights.
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The Combating B.D.S. Act does not infringe on Americans' First Amendment rights or prohibit their right to engage in boycotts.
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Youngsters are also easily manipulated, critics say, by "like" and "share" buttons, which may induce social anxiety and infringe on privacy.
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"iRobot will not stand by while others offer products that infringe on our intellectual property," the company said in a statement.
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They argued the bill could infringe on free-speech rights and deter anyone from trying to protest peacefully against the government.
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The office said in a statement last year that it would infringe on the president's authority and "constrain" his decision space.
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The NRA however, has opposed any new age requirements, saying it would infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens. Rep.
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These restrictions may be lifted by the court if it appears to infringe on his legitimate business ventures, The Post added.
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However, the American Medical Association has stated that such rights should not "unduly burden" patients or infringe on their civil liberties.
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But it is predicated on a necessary absolutism in gauging motive and may dangerously infringe on freedom of thought and expression.
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" He added: "As your president, I will never ever infringe on the right of the people to keep and bear arms.
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Abe has denied wrongdoing, saying the timing was a coincidence and revealing the names of guests would infringe on their privacy.
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Romney pledged to repeal the Affordable Care Act and push back against its provisions that critics say infringe on religious freedom.
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In her order Friday, Chutkan said ORR's policies infringe on the constitutional rights of unaccompanied immigrant teens to obtain an abortion.
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Haptic technology company Immersion has filed suit against Apple, claiming that the newest iPhones and Apple Watches infringe on its patents.
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Earlier this month, Qualcomm sued Apple for patent infringement and is seeking an injunction on iPhones that allegedly infringe on its technologies.
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"But when somebody starts to infringe on your rights to be creative and exercise your work, that becomes a problem," she added.
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"I'm not in favor of anything that is going to infringe on a woman's right and her freedom to choose," he said.
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The government's project may help curb some social ills about which the public grumbles, but it could also infringe on people's rights.
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Make someone's life better on your next flight, and vow to never again infringe on anybody else's meager pocket of personal space.
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But there are concerns that it could infringe on freedom of speech, and some question whether automated content removal would mitigate radicalization.
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President Trump has previously objected to the language in the Senate-passed bill, charging that this would infringe on his presidential authorities.
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There are a lot of anti-BDS bills out there that infringe on 1st amendment rights at the state and federal level.
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Republicans have opposed the bills, arguing they infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens and would fail to curb gun violence.
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Tropical ocean dwellers are particularly susceptible to climate-related extinction, with many already living in temperatures that infringe on their thermal maximums.
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The fundamental question of this lawsuit is whether the California statutes infringe on the federal government's authority to enforce federal immigration laws.
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This new pandemic must not be used as a reason to infringe on the civil liberties and privacy of millions of people.
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"Those who violate the provisions and infringe on personal information will face hefty fines," the news agency said on Monday, without elaborating.
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The fight against drugs has to be balanced so that it does not infringe on the rights and well-being of citizens.
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Brown also said that forcing the Commission on Presidential Debates to include particular candidates would infringe on the nonprofit's First Amendment rights.
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The senators had argued that while they oppose boycott efforts, the measure would infringe on First Amendment rights, though it eventually passed.
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A spokesperson for Regeneron told CNBC the company believes it did not infringe on any valid patents and looks forward to the appeal.
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Being responsible for everything people say while also trying not to infringe on what they are saying is an impossible balance to strike.
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Viacom claimed Ramos' proposed restaurants would infringe on Viacom's trademark, even though Viacom hadn't filed a formal trademark for the Krusty Krab name.
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DMCA takedown requests offer legitimate copyright holders an avenue to have webpages that infringe on its copyright removed from a particular web host.
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Worker advocates, however, say that they unfairly hold down wages and infringe on a basic freedom — the right to work where you want.
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If Google's algorithms did in some way infringe on free speech, that would only be legally problematic if Google were the US government.
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" To be fair, the Libertarian opposition to restrictions does not include cases where property owners "harm or infringe on the rights of others.
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The lawsuit alleges that products made or sold by Precision Planting, including vSet seed meters along with SpeedTube products, infringe on Deere patents.
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Not only does the Fuji infringe on its trade secrets, Waymo claims, but Levandowski also developed another infringing device at Uber, codenamed Spider.
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The group is concerned that tattoo recognition programs raise concerns about privacy violations and could infringe on First Amendment rights to free expression.
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But the 21 advocacy groups who wrote to congressional lawmakers on Wednesday argue that the Justice Department's proposal would infringe on privacy rights.
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Sessions's decision to rescind that policy drew criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, who said that doing so would infringe on states' rights.
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As a result, Vonn said, there is greater potential for law enforcement to acquire and use equipment that could infringe on fundamental freedoms.
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It added that the nation's missile program will not threaten any country as long as they do not infringe on North Korea's sovereignty.
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They argue that it would lead to "back doors" that malicious hackers could tap into as well as infringe on an individual's privacy.
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These attempts directly infringe on women's decision-making, ignore providers, impose burdens on clinics, and make abortion beyond financial reach for many women.
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A Treasury spokesman said that the proposal would not infringe on the department's authority to determine if a country is a currency manipulator.
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The sites are under no obligation to review the design unless someone claims the words or image infringe on a copyright or trademark.
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The group is concerned that tattoo recognition programs raise concerns about privacy violations and could infringe on First Amendment rights to free expression.
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But the tech community and privacy advocates have resisted, arguing that such access would cripple global digital security and infringe on civil liberties.
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The powerful National Rifle Association lobbied forcefully against any restrictions on gun sales, saying they infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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House Republicans have flatly condemned both pieces of legislation, arguing the measures would be both ineffective and infringe on law-abiding citizens' rights.
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One of the most popular counters to unhealthy food taxes is the "nanny state" argument — that they infringe on people's freedom of choice.
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Rodgers, the Democratic write-in candidate, is among those who've said he thinks certain provisions of these laws infringe on established constitutional rights.
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It launched the campaign in September with other Chinese government ministries to target "malicious mobile apps that infringe on users' rights", the agency said.
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" According to the contract, these include "counterfeit Products or service parts," as well as "products or service parts that infringe on Apple's intellectual property.
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"I vehemently disagree with the government infringing on first amendment rights, the same way i believe the government shouldn't infringe on second amendment rights."
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Some women fear that efforts to protect the rights of trans women—biological males presenting as women—infringe on their own rights and security.
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Apple is reportedly planning to build its own chips instead, though Imagination says any plans to do so could ultimately infringe on its patents.
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Merchants contend these laws infringe on their free speech rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution by dictating how they describe their pricing to customers.
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The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has issued a General Exclusion Order banning a number of personal transporter products that infringe on Segway's patents.
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The government has said these steps are needed to root out supporters of the coup and won't infringe on the rights of ordinary Turks.
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Apple has fought back, saying some of the F.B.I.'s demands to decrypt technology would weaken its products' security and infringe on users' privacy.
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But the tech community — backed by privacy advocates — has resisted, arguing that such access would cripple global digital security and infringe on civil liberties.
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"The law does not infringe on the individual rights of any Israeli citizen, including Arabs; nor does it create individual privileges," writes Prof. Kontorovich.
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In a 2-1 decision, the 85033th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the law does not infringe on the First Amendment rights of physicians.
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Merchants contend laws like the one in New York infringe on their free speech rights by dictating how they describe their pricing to customers.
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Supporters of abortion access say bans infringe on women's rights and health, and lead to greater rates of injury and death among pregnant women.
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The other side: Opponents of the insurance measures say they infringe on Second Amendment rights by creating a new financial burden for gun owners.
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PepsiCo, the maker of Cheetos, and Kellogg's, producer of Frosted Flakes, have gone to court, arguing that the regulations infringe on their intellectual property.
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It is not intended for engaging in piracy or illicit modding, including mods that infringe on third-party IP rights or contain malicious code.
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It is essentially a warning to Hungary not to infringe on rights including academic freedom and the right to conduct business or provide services.
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House Democrats urged the Supreme Court to reject Seila Law's appeal for a ruling, insisting that Congress did not infringe on separation of powers.
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Of course, it is the government that owes Americans free speech and is bound by the First Amendment not to infringe on their rights.
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In much the same way people download digital content without paying and with no fear of retribution, large corporations brazenly infringe on inventors' patents.
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BlackBerry is suing Facebook for patent infringement, alleging many of the features of Facebook's messaging services infringe on BlackBerry patents, the company said Tuesday.
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BlackBerry (BB) announced it is suing Facebook (FB) for patent infringement, alleging many of the features of Facebook's messaging services infringe on BlackBerry patents.
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He said he was confident amendments to the bill ensure it will not restrict use of the Bible and will not infringe on religious liberty.
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Congress has not passed major gun control legislation since 1994, with gun rights defenders saying such measures infringe on the constitutional right to bear arms.
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Harris is among the Democrats who's offered a more detailed plan on abortion rights that seeks to curb state laws attempting to infringe on them.
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Apple making graphics chips in house would infringe on Imagination's patents, the latter maintained, but Apple wouldn't agree to licensing some of their graphic patents.
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The White House, in a statement about the sanctions, said the bill included "a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions" that infringe on the President's authority.
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A third-party hardware developer filed a lawsuit against Nintendo this week, alleging that the Nintendo Switch's detachable Joy-Con controllers infringe on its patents.
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The government has said these steps are needed to root out supporters of the coup and will not infringe on the rights of ordinary Turks.
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While the ITC cannot award money damages like federal courts, it can block sales of imported products if it determines they infringe on U.S. patents.
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They argued that any motion to proceed to legislation that might infringe on the Second Amendment to the Constitution should be subject to extended debate.
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The president was panned by lawmakers in both parties for attempting to infringe on the Fed's independence, and later walked back some of his criticism.
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Koeltl also said holding WikiLeaks and the Trump campaign liable for dissemination of hacked emails would infringe on the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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Rather than being a vehicle to infringe on First Amendment rights, it is a tool against hate and intolerance that has no place in America.
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That's because the order generally doesn't preclude Facebook from implementing new products and services that infringe on users' privacy or from collecting their personal information.
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Paul, however, says they would infringe on the right to privacy because Americans' tax data and personal financial information would be shared with other countries.
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He noted that while he had just seen the bill for the first time, he had concerns that it would infringe on the First Amendment.
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An emergency declaration could infringe on Congress' authority to make major decisions about taxpayer funds, a fundamental check and balance spelled out in the Constitution.
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This bill does not penalize or in any way infringe on private rights to free expression, and therefore steers clear of any First Amendment concerns.
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Montana Department of Revenue, the Supreme Court will decide whether Montana's version of the Blaine Amendment violates the Constitution's mandate not to infringe on religion.
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Dick's Sporting Goods is facing two known lawsuits from young men under the age of 21 who say the policies infringe on their civil rights.
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To be clear, participating in treaty negotiations does not justify going along to get along, or accepting global conventions that unduly infringe on U.S. prerogatives.
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In Britain, companies and individuals can seek civil injunctions to prevent journalists from publishing articles that may contain confidential information or infringe on their privacy.
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If there are any jerks in your life who infringe on your boundaries, Aries will be the one to help you cut out that bullshit.
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Doha denies this and says the boycott, which closed its only land border and disrupted shipping routes, is an attempt to infringe on its sovereignty.
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"This is nothing more than a publicity stunt," Ryan said, saying House Democrats would infringe on Second Amendment rights and do nothing to prevent terrorist attacks.
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But it's hard to imagine another dough company making their weirdly colored dough smell so similar to Play-Doh's that it would infringe on the trademark.
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Erdogan, whose AK Party has Islamist roots, is popular among more pious Turks but secular Turks say his policies infringe on private lives and personal rights.
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Decades of efforts to pass this legislation failed due to opposition claiming that any anti-lynching measure would allow federal law to infringe on state's rights.
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Whenever the government is conducting operations that infringe on our rights, it is always the right and proper thing for people to speak out against it.
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When the ban was first announced, Apple claimed to CNBC that iOS 12 — the most recent version of its software — does not infringe on those patents.
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It went to court and it argued that its shopping cart did not infringe on the patent of Soverain — which has itself never made a sale.
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The big picture: President Trump has multiple policies that infringe on the rights of LGBTQ Americans, including banning transgender Americans from serving in the U.S. military.
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The company also automatically scans apps for malware and other content violations, like apps that contain sexual content or those that infringe on other applicants' copyrights.
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It's depressing that denying government agencies use of a technology because it might infringe on civil rights is the (low) bar for praise in Silicon Valley.
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The government has so far rejected assistance from foreign donors, including the 16,000-strong U.N. peacekeeping mission in Congo, saying that would infringe on national sovereignty.
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Also, we note that your public statement about this issue is carefully crafted to say that Khloé Kardashian did not 'infringe on another brand's intellectual property'.
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He signed into state law the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which declared the government could not infringe on a person's ability to practice their religion.
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France and Europe generally have stricter press laws than the United States does and a broader interpretation of what it means to infringe on individual dignity.
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But the president, wary of upsetting his base supporters, assured the crowd that he would not allow new laws to infringe on their access to guns.
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Advocates for gun rights argue that such laws do not deter crime and infringe on the guarantee of gun rights in the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment.
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In his dissent, Kavanaugh argued that requiring employers to pay for health insurance that covers birth control for their employees is to infringe on religious freedoms.
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Levi Bolton, executive director of the Arizona Police Association, told Arizona Central that the measure would not infringe on people's "precious" constitutional right of free assembly.
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When Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook asked the government to regulate content that's violent or racist, some heard him asking legislators to infringe on the First Amendment.
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Add to that the higher price tag of a plane ticket and people may feel entitled to lash out against people who infringe on their comfort.
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Be smart: Facebook, Reddit and other forums are reluctant to ban or take down specific groups because they don't want to infringe on free speech rights.
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And there are other laws on the books in most U.S. states aimed at protecting people from frivolous lawsuits that infringe on their First Amendment rights.
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"The KinderGuides are clearly derivative and plainly infringe on some of the most treasured and valued works of our time," Simon & Schuster said in a statement.
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As part of the agreement, China has promised to punish Chinese firms that infringe on or steal corporate trade secrets, satisfying a concern of American businesses.
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While the concept itself is well known, there&aposs been little research on how people actually react when someone seems to infringe on their psychological ownership.
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Democrats argued that Trump had power Democratic President Barack Obama never had: trust with the Republican base that he would not infringe on the Second Amendment.
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Samsung was found to infringe on both design and utility patents related to the iPhone, though Samsung's appeal focuses on the design patent portion of the verdict.
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Paramount claims that elements of the film, such as the Vulcans' pointy ears, the command insignias, and the names of planets and characters infringe on its copyright.
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Details: The ruling applies to iPhones that infringe on a Qualcomm patent related to power management, specifically those with an Intel modem and a chip from Qorvo.
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Edima, an EU tech lobbying group representing a number of Silicon Valley giants, has railed against the reforms, claiming they will infringe on internet users' free speech.
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Patagonia's lawsuit is the second time in less than a month that a company has accused AB InBev of trying to hoodwink consumers and infringe on trademarks.
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Fisker's tech partner, Quanergy developed the system, and the LiDAR systems are cleverly integrated into the design so as not to infringe on the EMotion's sleek curves.
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East Palo Alto, California-based Finjan sued Rapid7 in U.S. District Court in Delaware, alleging the latter's incident detection and security testing products infringe on seven patents.
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The lords simply wanted to make sure the king did not unfairly infringe on their agrarian territorial lands and/or take property from them and them alone.
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At the time of the laws passage in 2009, Republican lawmakers explicitly assured that the stringent law would not infringe on a woman's right to an abortion.
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It appears the current administration, incoming administration, and some in Congress don't mind trampling on the Constitution, just as long as it doesn't infringe on their rights.
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But critics — including GOP senators — argue that many people on the terrorist watchlist are put there unfairly and so the proposal would infringe on the Second Amendment.
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Many are concerned as to whether the digital currency threatens the stability of the US dollar and other government-backed currencies or could infringe on consumers' privacy.
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" The ACLU said the agency's 2017 privacy guidance on the use of license plate reader technology contains "gaping holes that enable ICE to infringe on civil liberties.
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The conservative argument is that Congress can't infringe on the executive authority; that constitutionally, the president maintains the power to control who serves in the executive branch.
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James Bradley and his London company, NMT Vision, once used Clarifai to train and operate algorithms to identify websites that are selling products that infringe on copyrights.
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"There are no laws or required standards to ensure that Rekognition is used in a manner that does not infringe on civil liberties," the A.I. researchers wrote.
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The company and its board have said they are not aware of any time that law enforcement agencies have used Amazon Rekognition to infringe on civil liberties.
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The N.R.A. has often spoken against red flag legislation, saying the judges' orders can infringe on a person's Second Amendment rights when no crime has been committed.
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While this seems like it could infringe on peoples' Fourth Amendment rights, it's unclear whether using location data to target people constitutes an unreasonable search and seizure.
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Section 337 of the Tariff Act provides the ITC with the authority to exclude imported goods that infringe on the intellectual property rights of U.S. patent holders.
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Those who oppose the measure raised concerns that it would punish valid criticisms of Israel, infringe on free speech rights and improperly label Judaism as a nationality.
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The bill is one of several measure before the Texas legislature that LGBT activists say infringe on the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Texans.
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At least some of the answer as to why NAFTA works is because a free trade area is a commercial bargain that doesn't infringe on national sovereignty.
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"If we are going to infringe on the Second Amendment, it has to be a policy that will work," Rubio said in an interview Thursday with AP.
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But if there are laws that are just going to make legislators and governors feel better, they shouldn't be into place and infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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NAIROBI, June 21 (Reuters) - Kenya's financial markets conduct bill will not infringe on the mandate of regulators like the central bank Finance Minister Henry Rotich said on Thursday.
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The organization also argued that the law prevents women from obtaining medication abortions, and would infringe on their right to an abortion, otherwise known as an undue burden.
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Prior to uploading a design to the online platform, Teespring asks would-be sellers to ensure that their designs don't infringe on any person's or organization's trademark rights.
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Corephotonics, a maker of dual lens camera technology, claims that the cameras featured in the iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8 Plus infringe on four of its patents.
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From Atlus' perspective, even though the emulator itself can't infringe on their ownership of Persona 5, it allows other people to potentially infringe, which makes the developers complicit.
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"When I first hired someone, I let them know that they cannot use any images which are copyrighted, or infringe on any copyright someone else owns," he says.
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According to Tinder/Match Group's lawyers, 3nder's name and logo infringe on Tinder's trademark rights because they readily bring to mind Tinder's protected mark both phonetically and visually.
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Its statement toggles from threatening (doubting Apple's ability to make graphics engines that don't infringe on its patents) to desperate (emphasizing its willingness to consider "alternative commercial arrangements").
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Three Texas landowners and an environmental group filed the first lawsuit against Trump's move on Friday, saying it violates the Constitution and would infringe on their property rights.
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Simultaneously we will need to thoughtfully determine when predicative analytics for policing, sentencing and parole decisions infringe on individual privacy rights or are vulnerable to ensconced systemic bias.
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TJ Smith, media relations chief for the Baltimore Police Department, told VICE the aerial program "doesn't infringe on privacy rights" because it captures images available in public spaces.
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Three Texas landowners and an environmental group filed the first lawsuit against Trump's move on Friday, saying it violated the Constitution and would infringe on their property rights.
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Hundreds of technologists, privacy advocates and industry groups on Monday called on governments worldwide to reject any policy that could infringe on people's ability to use robust encryption.
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It does not in any way, shape, or form infringe on your ambition or your ability to set the bar higher and higher, and then touch the bar.
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County officials in at least four states are declaring gun sanctuaries in response to new restrictions which they believe infringe on Second Amendment constitutional rights, Reuters reported Monday.
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Many BOJ officials dismiss the idea of buying foreign bonds, arguing that doing so to weaken the yen would infringe on the finance ministry's jurisdiction over currency intervention.
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At this point, the main argument against the adoption of large scale AIS tracking is that it would infringe on the privacy of industries that harvest ocean resources.
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Hundreds of technologists, privacy advocates and industry groups on Monday called on governments worldwide to reject any policy that could infringe on people's ability to use robust encryption.
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And Congress also gave many regulatory agencies some autonomy — protecting staff from removal, for example — that seemed to infringe on the president's authority to supervise the executive branch.
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For nearly 20 years, conservative politicians, backed by Catholic and evangelical groups, have thwarted anti-discrimination measures, arguing that they would infringe on people's right to religious expression.
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Republicans have continued to oppose the idea in the wake of the Orlando shooting, saying they worry that doing so would infringe on the rights of gun holders.
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Some of those provisions, however, have drawn criticism from both conservative and liberal groups that argue the language is overly broad and would infringe on First Amendment rights.
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Alibaba abides by local laws and has "rules and systems in place" that help it identify listings that infringe on its policies, a spokeswoman said in an email.
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A patent troll is generally a business that makes most of its money by buying patents and getting companies that infringe on them to pay a licensing fee.
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The Freedom Caucus contends the measure may infringe on the due process rights of gun purchasers and argues the bill doesn't do enough to beef up national security.
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Content that was published before polling day does not need to be removed, however broadcasters must be careful not to infringe on the regulations with any new content.
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On Monday, hundreds of technologists, privacy advocates and industry groups appealed to governments worldwide to disavow any policy that could infringe on people's ability to use robust encryption.
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Disney prohibits anyone over the age of 14 from sporting a costume in its parks, because it has the potential to infringe on the official characters that Disney employs.
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The company intensely monitors its content across the internet — and it's not shy about enforcing DMCA takedowns or taking people to court who it believes infringe on its copyrights.
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Human Rights Watch separately said the inclusion of public protests as an example of a "serious incident" meant the law can be used to infringe on freedom of speech.
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The ABC News' documentary explored the life, career and legacy of Michael Jackson, who remains of great interest to people worldwide, and did not infringe on his estate's rights.
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If the moderators had been bolder, they'd have asked Donald Trump if the violence by radical white supremacists permits us to infringe on the rights of white Americans generally.
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The coalition estimates that there are still 4 million articles on the ResearchGate hub that infringe on its members' copyright - even after the removal of 1.4 million last autumn.
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Republicans, who control the Senate, have blocked Democratic-backed gun control measures over the years, saying they infringe on the right to bear arms guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.
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"The arguments of the plaintiff are justified, in that they maintain that the claimed omissions infringe on … the fundamental rights in favor of the victims of crimes," he said.
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On Sunday Günther Oettinger, the EU's commissioner for the digital economy, told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, a German weekly, that the Polish law may infringe on freedom of expression.
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The court on Friday dismissed VW's legal challenge and said that the seizure of the Jones Day documents did not infringe on VW's right to a fair legal process.
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Merchants contend laws like the one in New York infringe on their free speech rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution by dictating how they describe their pricing to customers.
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Today, the Supreme Court denied a request from the Authors Guild to review a lower court's decision that Google Books doesn't infringe on authors' copyright protections, The Hill reports.
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They argue that trigger locks can fail, that mandatory storage can put a gun out of reach in an emergency, and that such measures infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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Iraq today faces daunting challenges as it defends against ongoing insurgency, rebuilds a shattered country, confronts regional actors seeking to infringe on its sovereignty, and manages ongoing economic crisis.
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Merkel, whose 13-year chancellorship has been marked by her open-door migrant policy, said the U.N. pact was in Germany's interests and would not infringe on national sovereignty.
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Such an interpretation runs the risk of creating a slippery slope to infringe on the free speech of potential defendants to criticize witnesses and make public their own defense.
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The 21977th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a jury verdict that found that "Stairway to Heaven" did not infringe on the 21960 song "Taurus" by the rock band Spirit.
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That's because this powerful new technology has the potential to infringe on Americans' civil liberties — no matter their political persuasion — and to have a chilling effect on free speech.
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The company, Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit, a manufacturer of semiconductors, "poses a significant risk" of becoming involved in activities that might infringe on national security, the Commerce Department said.
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Senate Republicans argue the bills would infringe on First Amendment rights and have cited language in the bills not being completely focused on election security to explain their opposition.
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It depicts the United States like Gulliver in Lilliput, beset at every turn by weaker nations that would tie it down, constrain its choices, and infringe on its prerogatives.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.), another member of the House Judiciary Committee who wants to hear from Cohen as long as it doesn't infringe on special scunsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Instead, Alphabet agreed not to pursue these claims so long as the ride-hail company doesn't revive the previously abandoned lidar designs that Alphabet claims infringe on those patents.
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China has hit back at Mattis' remarks, warning the U.S. not to infringe on China's claim of sovereignty over the islands known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
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In its filing, Apple alleges that Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800 and 820 processors, which power phones from Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Alphabet Inc's Google's Pixel phones, infringe on those patents.
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There was some allusion to that, but like I said, the movie is really whatever you want it to be, and I always try to not infringe on audience reactions.
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They said it would be wrong to respond to terrorism with tougher emergency measures that would infringe on civil liberties and democratic values, feeding what they called "Islamic State propaganda".
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Many also said that, although the memo targets the trans community specifically, its implementation would set a frightening precedent for the federal government's ability to infringe on individual civil rights.
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" Analysts had raised concerns that the purchase may alienate customers worrying that IBM will infringe on the neutrality of Red Hat, which is dubbed as "Switzerland of the IT stack.
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Wilson appeared on "Fox News Sunday" days later, where he argued that any restrictions on the ability to 85033D-print guns would infringe on First Amendment and Second Amendment rights.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), who announced his presidential candidacy last week, said Tuesday he would not infringe on a woman's right to seek an abortion in a pregnancy's third trimester.
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Tony, guilty over all the destruction they have caused while saving the world, believes that they need oversight; Steve worries that regulations could infringe on their abilities to do good.
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Phil King, a Texas state representative who wrote the bill there, said in an emailed statement that the law did not infringe on anyone's right to criticize or boycott Israel.
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The following year, however, Bolivia's Constitutional Court gave Mr. Morales the green light to run again, issuing a contentious ruling that held that term limits infringe on basic human rights.
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A national ID system could infringe on citizens' freedom of privacy, critics say, if law enforcement and other government agencies could potentially have access to and monitor people's private information.
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While Twitter has made its user data mostly freely available to researchers, to determine how misinformation spreads online, Facebook has not, saying that doing so would infringe on privacy online.
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He also said, without offering specifics, that some of the provisions might infringe on the constitutional prerogatives of the presidency to oversee foreign policy, suggesting he may not implement them.
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This is similar to ballot measures in states like Mississippi and North Dakota that have been rejected by voters and by courts because they infringe on people's rights and freedoms.
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Datuna said that the idea to infringe on Cattelan's work came to his mind on Saturday morning, but he waited until he got hungry to execute his plan around noon.
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In this week's settlement, however, Flywheel now admits its bike did indeed infringe on Peloton's intellectual property, and it will stop using the leaderboard system in the next 60 days.
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These demands have raised concerns from some of Silicon Valley's largest companies, as well as from online-privacy campaigners, which claim that the new powers would infringe on people's liberties.
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In a December report examining the framework of the new commission, Amnesty International said it was concerned the body's "far-reaching powers" could significantly infringe on Chinese citizens' human rights.
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Soon, the F.B.I. man confided in the reporter, telling him that he believed that the Nixon Administration was corrupt, paranoid, and trying to infringe on the independence of the Bureau.
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Senate Republicans argue the bills would infringe on First Amendment rights, and also have cited language in the bills not being completely focused on election security to explain their opposition.
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" Analysts had raised concerns that the purchase may alienate customers worrying that IBM will infringe on the neutrality of Red Hat, which is dubbed as "Switzerland of the IT stack.
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Menefee is now a patient advocate for the organization, and she goes door-to-door canvassing to change the laws that infringe on women's reproductive rights and people's minds about them.
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Cosby's defense team filed the motion Monday in Pennsylvania arguing that declaring the 81-year-old comedian a violent predator would infringe on his state constitutional right that protects one's reputation.
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But digital rights activists have broadly criticized the law, saying it would infringe on free speech, and that it gives tech companies disproportionate responsibility in determining the legality of online content.
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The big picture: O'Rourke is focused on reversing the Trump administration's policies that he says infringe on the rights of the LGBTQ community, like the administration's ban on transgender military personnel.
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Some of the bigger food and beverage companies, like PepsiCo, continue to push back against these regulations in the courts, claiming that the marketing restrictions infringe on their intellectual property rights.
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Amazon employees wrote a letter protesting the company's sale of facial-recognition technology to law enforcement agencies, noting the software can make errors and infringe on privacy and due process rights.
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Democrats have advocated for more funding for mental health and law enforcement agencies tasked with conducting background checks, while the GOP has said those moves infringe on Second Amendment gun rights.
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Cody Wilson, the founder of Defense Distributed, argued on "Fox News Sunday" that any restrictions on the ability to 3D print guns would infringe on First Amendment and Second Amendment rights.
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Some Republicans have also urged Trump against declaring a national emergency due to concerns he could infringe on Congress' power of the purse and set a bad precedent for future presidents.
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It is on a US list of "notorious markets" for goods that infringe on American intellectual property, a main source of friction in an escalating trade war between Beijing and Washington.
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At the same time, jurists and lawmakers have limited those rights to situations where they do not interfere with officials carrying out their duties, violate laws or infringe on private rights.
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The downside of this approach, however, is that it may infringe on the privacy of people using the network who would prefer not to have everything they're doing open to inspection.
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After the movie's premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, the studio screened it for the estate, which then identified a further eight images which it claims infringe on Mendieta's works.
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But it also means that gun rights activists have started to ramp up the rhetoric on how liberals supposedly want to take away people's guns and infringe on the Second Amendment.
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" In a September appearance on MSNBC, Mr. Jones explained that he was "not in favor of anything that is going to infringe on a woman's right and her freedom to choose.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 8 (Reuters) - German battery maker Varta said on Wednesday that it has warned electronic goods traders after finding products with batteries from Chinese manufacturers which infringe on its patents.
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On Tuesday, Trump suggested that "Second Amendment people" could prevent Clinton from nominating judges who would infringe on their gun rights — a comment that many interpreted as a call to violence.
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North Korea denounced the United Nations' latest sanctions imposed on the isolated state, saying they infringe on its sovereignty and vowed to take "righteous action", the North's official news agency said.
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Companies sponsoring individual athletes or teams had to submit their plans months in advance to the USOC or other national committees to ensure the campaigns do not infringe on Olympics copyrights.
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NBC's complaint paves the way for YouTube's "Content Verification Program," which launches in October 2007 to help content creators easily identify videos that infringe on their copyrights and get them removed.
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For instance, many researchers hack cars and internet of things devices to discover code that may infringe on a consumer's privacy or software vulnerabilities that could be remotely exploited by nefarious hackers.
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There is no such thing as a perfect weapon, and weapons designed to be non-lethal can end up having lethal effects or infringe on people's rights to speak out and assemble.
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Virtu said it had notified the authorities of the issue and that it would begin legal actions to defend itself from the attempt to infringe on its copyrights, trademarks and intellectual property.
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The ACLU is already representing a number of groups in litigation against Cleveland, alleging that the Republican convention host city's security procedures are set up to infringe on demonstrators' free speech protections.
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While the Southern Reach was an atmospheric horror—"layering a seething and tangled natural landscape to infringe on the characters and reader," in VanderMeer's words—Borne is quite a different beast indeed.
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But over the past several years we have seen across our country that RFRA has been used as a tool to impose one's religion on another, or infringe on another's basic rights.
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Legal scholars worried SOPA and PIPA would bring the equivalent of Internet censorship to the US, granting copyright holders powerful tools to shut down websites they judge to infringe on intellectual property.
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"The State of Qatar recognizes that a decision to close Al-Jazeera will infringe on their sovereignty," Wadah Khanfar, the former director general of Al-Jazeera, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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James Graham's playful new drama, directed by Josie Rourke, explores what privacy means in the present day and the ways in which technology, society and even your Xbox might infringe on it.
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Many of the companies, like Apple and Microsoft, have said they are unwilling to turn over such data to authorities because doing so would infringe on the privacy rights of their customers.
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It's not obvious that it would make us any less willing to infringe on her autonomy during pregnancy, or to trust her any more with the responsibility of raising a new baby.
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The logistics: Though arcane, the ITC is a sought-after venue for patent disputes because it has the power to bar the import of products that it finds infringe on U.S. patents.
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Motivated by concerns that facial recognition is fundamentally flawed and can infringe on people's right to privacy, the group is encouraging students to fight the deployment of the technology on their campuses.
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" When asked by host George Stephanopoulos to point to an instance where the president has called for taking away guns, the Republican presidential candidate said Obama's proposals "infringe on the Second Amendment.
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China says there is no issue with freedom of navigation in the South China Sea and opposes efforts to use it as an "excuse" to infringe on China's sovereignty and security interests.
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In many ways, the leaders, each prone to tough talk, reviling Iran and a willingness to embrace near demagogic campaign tactics and to infringe on campaign taboos over race, are political soulmates.
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Civil liberties experts have warned that while new surveillance technologies could have some use during the pandemic, the emergency must not be used as an excuse to infringe on basic civil liberties.
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Didi, which has been recruiting drivers in Mexico since early April, had already taken the first steps to infringe on Uber's stronghold in Latin America through its acquisition of 99 in Brazil.
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Because the group believes in physician autonomy and obligation to the patient, anything that might infringe on that—from public medicine, to health insurance, to government regulations—is seen as a threat.
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In its complaint, BlackBerry alleges Twitter has infringed and continues to infringe on six of its patents, which cover things like push notifications, silencing notifications for a message thread and mobile advertising techniques.
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"We're going to use it only for bad guys…or perhaps someone that is lost, a missing person to try to ID them so we won't infringe on anybody's rights," the mayor said.
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Levandowski's attorneys want to prevent the naming of a third party that did due diligence on his company ahead of its sale to Uber, arguing it would infringe on his Fifth Amendment rights.
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"If they infringe on the DPRK's sovereignty and dignity even a bit, its army will launch merciless ultra-precision strikes from ground, air, sea and underwater," the North's state KCNA news agency said.
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Leaders across Europe have pressured companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google to more swiftly remove hate speech and terrorist material online, though there are concerns that aggressive legislation could infringe on free speech.
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Fairview was actively concerned with how to make this happen: Jackie Sibblies Drury's play articulated, first subtly and then less so, the way white audiences infringe on black artists telling their own stories.
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The Beijing Intellectual Property Office just ruled that because the devices infringe on the patent rights of the 63C, a phone made by Shenzhen Baili that almost no one has ever heard of.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea denounced the United Nations' latest sanctions imposed on the isolated state, saying they infringe on its sovereignty and vowed to take "righteous action", the North's official news agency said.
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The court ruling, initially spotted by Reuters, said that that Apple didn't infringe on one of the university's patents, overturning a prior ruling in the university's favor that had fined Apple $234 million.
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"We strongly believe that these companies with their proposed generic products infringe on our intellectual property and we are taking the appropriate actions to enforce our position," Indivior Chief Executive Shaun Thaxter said.
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Linux powers everything from connected cars to Amazon Echo hardware, but Microsoft has long claimed that various Linux-related technologies infringe on its patents and has a history of suing the alleged violators.
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The court ruled that the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus do not infringe on patents involving exterior designed that had been held by a local manufacturer that is now out of business.
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"If they infringe on the DPRK's sovereignty and dignity even a bit, its army will launch merciless ultra-precision strikes from ground, air, sea, and underwater," the North's state news agency KCNA said.
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"If they infringe on the DPRK's sovereignty and dignity even a bit, its army will launch merciless ultra-precision strikes from ground, air, sea and underwater," the North's state news agency KCNA said.
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This restored the principle that the government may not infringe on a right unless it has an exceptionally good reason for doing so and uses a narrowly tailored means to accomplish its goal.
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The administration's stark rhetoric toward Beijing is a sign China hawks within the administration are growing even more wary of Beijing's willingness to infringe on the U.S. in the economic and digital realm.
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French criminal law forbids the publication of photographs of survivors of violent crimes, including terrorist acts, without their permission, on the grounds that it could "seriously infringe" on their right to human dignity.
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And in a report last week, a national association of professors said that the Title IX bureaucracy had started to infringe on academic freedom, by beginning investigations into faculty members' lectures and essays.
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If we don't want onerous regulations to infringe on a tradition we love, then we can't afford to stay quiet as body counts rise and politicians offer no more than thoughts and prayers.
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Here's the rub: The owners of copyrights and trademarks say that by allowing anyone to upload any design, print-on-demand companies make it too easy to infringe on their intellectual property rights.
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But as states began passing their own versions of red flag laws, municipalities across the country responded by proclaiming themselves Second Amendment "sanctuaries," saying they wouldn't enforce laws that infringe on their rights.
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New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham accused the rebellious sheriffs of falsely promoting the idea that "someone is coming for their firearms," saying none of the proposed laws infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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House GOP whip Steve Scalise framed the issue during the same news conference by calling it "a choice between freedom and socialism" and arguing the legislation would infringe on American's First Amendment rights.
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Lawyers enjoy some protection from raids in Germany, but the court on Friday said that the seizure of the Jones Day documents did not infringe on VW's right to a fair legal process.
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Fed officials have opposed increased congressional oversight, saying that would infringe on the central bank's operational independence, and they are now facing the possibility of a harder push for changes from emboldened Republicans.
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Huawei and Verizon representatives met in New York last week to discuss some of the patents at issue and whether Verizon is using equipment from other companies that could infringe on Huawei patents.
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" ABC representatives said they had not yet reviewed the lawsuit, but reiterated a statement from last week that the special was a piece of journalism and "did not infringe on his estate&aposs rights.
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By entering, each entrant warrants and represents the following with respect to entrant's Entry: (a) the Entry will not infringe on any rights of any third parties; (b) the Entry complies with the Facebook.
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His lawyers at McGuireWoods argue that the charges infringe on his constitutional rights, including rights to due process, by using an anti-obstruction law to prosecute him for the alleged falsification of campaign expenses.
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Riot Games filed a lawsuit last week against Moontoon for its games Magic Rush: Heroes, Mobile Legends: 5v5 MOBA, and Mobile Legends: Bang bang, which Riot claims infringe on its League of Legends copyrights.
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"Under these circumstances, if someone were to make just the compound, they would not infringe" on the patent, said biotechnology patent lawyer Kevin Noonan, a partner at Chicago-based firm McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff.
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While the legislation's proponents claim the law has the potential to prevent mass shootings and reduce the number of gun-related suicides, Republican opponents say the law could infringe on Coloradans' Second Amendment rights.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into allegations that German manufacturers Wirtgen GmbH and Joseph Voegele AG infringe on patents held by Caterpillar Inc (CAT.
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As the new laws broaden state surveillance, allow governments to detain people indefinitely and infringe on freedoms of assembly and expression, they could also shape civic life, politics and economies for decades to come.
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The primary consumer grievances inspiring installation of ad blockers are now widely understood: Ads infringe on user privacy, obscure content, expose users' devices to security hazards, and hoover up bandwidth and slow page loads.
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British courts have handed down orders that prohibit some drill rappers from using words associated with rival gangs in their songs, prompting complaints from human rights groups that the rulings infringe on free speech.
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After initially vowing to respect voters' will, the next year he got the Constitutional Court to allow him to run again, based on a controversial ruling that term limits infringe on basic human rights.
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More than two dozen civil liberties and human rights groups on Friday pressed the White House to make sure anti-terrorism efforts don't infringe on people's ability to freely practice their religion in peace.
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But it gets dicey when Barr says he'll scrub the report of information that would "unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties," as well as grand jury materials.
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With John Bolton as his national security adviser — a man who has fought for decades against international institutions that he believes infringe on U.S. sovereignty — Trump will have plenty of material for such a speech.
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BlackBerry Limited, the Canadian enterprise software company that used to sell smartphones, filed a lawsuit today against Facebook, alleging that the social network and its WhatsApp and Instagram subsidiaries infringe on BlackBerry messaging app patents.
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Within hours, the action was challenged in a lawsuit filed on behalf of three Texas landowners, saying that Trump's declaration violates the U.S. Constitution and that the planned wall would infringe on their property rights.
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In 2015, a Chinese government agency singled out Disney as the focus of a new "special action" to stamp out imitation goods that infringe on its trademarks, including fake Snow White dolls and "Frozen" backpacks.
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Authorities in Europe and the US have called on Facebook, Twitter, and other major tech companies to crack down on ISIS propaganda and online recruitment, raising concerns that their efforts may infringe on free speech.
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"The ABC News documentary explored the life, career, and legacy of Michael Jackson, who remains of great interest to people worldwide, and did not infringe on his estates rights," the spokesperson said via e-mail.
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And while officials are pushing for some type of guaranteed access to these secured communications, the tech community and privacy advocates argue that such access would cripple global digital security and infringe on civil liberties.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling that Oracle did not infringe on a Thought patent relating to middleware technology that transfers data between operating systems and applications.
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Tobacco companies and exporting countries have been quick to fight plain packaging laws in court, arguing they are not as effective as advertised and infringe on a companies right to market and brand their products.
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" Collins said she wants "to look at the specifics" of Kaine's proposal, but added that "it is important he not infringe on the president's role as commander in chief to respond to an imminent threat.
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"The ABC News documentary explored the life, career and legacy of Michael Jackson, who remains of great interest to people worldwide, and did not infringe on his estate's rights," the spokesperson said via e-mail.
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In 2015, a Chinese government agency singled out Disney as the focus of a new "special action" to stamp out imitation goods that infringe on its trademarks, including fake Snow White dolls and "Frozen" backpacks.
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"Facial recognition-powered surveillance systems, if improperly deployed or secured, will not only fail to effectively safeguard public safety, but also may infringe on people' freedom/privacy and provide a source for abuse," they added.
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The suit, filed Thursday in federal district court in Delaware, alleges that Apple's "3D touch" and "force touch" features infringe on Immersion's patents for providing feedback when the screen of an electronic device is touched.
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"I wanted to hear him say that Trump is using that hate to create something that is going to really infringe on peoples' rights as Americans," said David Sanchez, 36, who had posed the inquiry.
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In a complaint filed in federal court in Delaware, Blackberry alleged that several of the Finnish network equipment maker's products, including its Flexi line of base stations and related software, infringe on 11 of its patents.
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Facebook, Twitter, and other web companies are facing increased pressure to remove hate speech, fake news, and other content in Europe, where lawmakers are considering new measures that critics say could infringe on freedom of speech.
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He cited four reasons for redactions: protecting secret grand jury proceedings; safeguarding intelligence-gathering sources and methods; shielding material that could affect ongoing investigations; and protecting information that would unduly infringe on personal privacy and reputations.
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Qualcomm is asking a Chinese court to ban Apple from selling or manufacturing iPhones in China that infringe on its patents, in a major escalation of the legal battle between the two tech giants, Bloomberg reports.
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Upholding a determination by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, administrative law judge David Shaw of the U.S. International Trade Commission said that Arista's ethernet switches do not infringe on a Cisco patent relating to networking technology.
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Later, Burnham argued that revoking Acosta's press pass does not infringe on his First Amendment rights because he can still call White House staffers for interviews or "catch them on their way out" of the building.
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A counter extremism group says new algorithm could be a 'game changer,' but activists fear it could infringe on free speech The spread of ISIS propaganda online has put social media companies in a tough position.
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WARF sued Apple in 2014, alleging processors found in some versions of the iPhone infringe on a patent describing a "predictor circuit," which improves processor performance by predicting what instructions a user will give the system.
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"Drug companies should not be able to charge patients tens of thousands of dollars for lifesaving treatments, discovered through taxpayer-funded research, nor should they be allowed to infringe on government-owned intellectual property with impunity."
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It argues that the restrictions regarding what people can be bring into the outer security zone during the RNC and the limits on parade routs and times infringe on people's free speech rights and are excessive.
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The clinics, known as "crisis pregnancy centers," say the requirements under the Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care and Transparency, or FACT Act, infringe on their speech rights, forcing them to promote a procedure they morally oppose.
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The court ruled that Congress did not infringe on executive power when it authorized a judicial panel to appoint independent prosecutors to investigate possible executive branch wrongdoing and when it dictated rules for the prosecutor's removal.
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The details: "The NRA is seeking an injunction against the state to halt actions that infringe on its First Amendment right or interfere with its business relationships, and compensation for punitive and other damages," adds WSJ.
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While there's no substantive evidence that such networks infringe on the public's free speech rights, there's ample evidence that such networks frequently force incumbent ISPs to offer better service in areas they face community broadband competition.
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"If some foreign fishing boats infringe on our territory and try to prevent us from fishing there ... Then we're put in the role of safeguarding sovereignty," said Chen Rishen, who runs a state-subsidized fishing company.
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GlobalFoundries (GF) has filed patent lawsuits against Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world, alleging that TSMC's processors infringe on GlobalFoundries' patents held in the US and Germany, via Tom's Hardware.
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A juror who spoke to Law360 said that such arguments, among others, didn't really play into the verdict, though — the jury simply agreed that Broadcom's tech, as sold to Apple, seemed to infringe on the patents.
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In Thursday's letter, Collins said that the document requests infringe on the First Amendment rights of their targets, including "the recipients' protected speech rights and the right to associate," because the requests are unrelated to legislation.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's top court on Tuesday said halal slaughter is only allowed in licensed slaughterhouses, ruling that a Belgian ban on the ritualized religious slaughter by Muslims elsewhere did not infringe on freedom of religion.
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"The legislation will further fuel the narrative in Chinese domestic policy circles that the U.S. is attempting to infringe on the sovereignty of China in terms of its internal economic and political affairs," Mr. Prasad said.
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"If they infringe on the DPRK's sovereignty and dignity even a bit, its army will launch merciless ultra-precision strikes from ground, air, sea and underwater," North Korean state news agency KCNA said, according to Reuters.
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Those efforts have been thwarted, as in years past, by the NRA and its supporters, who say such measures would infringe on the right to bear arms guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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While government is responsible for making sure companies don't compete in unfair ways or infringe on people's basic civil liberties, it is also responsible for providing businesses with safe monetary and legal systems through which to operate.
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While there are benign applications for facial recognition, such as unlocking your smartphone, the technology is controversial because it can be used to facilitate mass surveillance, exacerbate human bias in policing and infringe on people's civil liberties.
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All photos are reviewed before posting for technical quality, legal compliance (for example, it doesn't infringe on any copyrights and models have signed releases), and relevance of metadata (meaning it follows the guidelines for titles and keywords).
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Supporters of the compromise measure hope to address concerns their colleagues had that Feinstein's proposal, which allowed the US Attorney General to bar people suspected of terror ties from purchasing guns, would infringe on due process rights.
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My heart breaks to think that I live in a country where a few vocal religious lunatics can infringe on the fundamental rights of citizens, and how little that "all men are created equal" bullshit actually means.
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WASHINGTON(Reuters) - President Donald Trump's commission investigating voter fraud may request voter roll data from U.S. states, a federal judge ruled on Monday, in a setback for groups that contend the effort could infringe on privacy rights.
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Providence Publications, which provides online news about workers' compensation, did not infringe on the trademark of insurance provider Applied Underwriters by using its name in advertisements for an online course, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.
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North Korea later boasted through local media that its new ICBM was capable of reaching the U.S., but the rogue nation claimed its weapons program would not threaten countries that did not infringe on the North's sovereignty.
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"Private employers can fire you at will," Lata Nott, executive director of the First Amendment Center, told CNBC Make It. However, according to Nott, the company's reasoning for firing an employee cannot infringe on their civil rights.
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Although a similar provision was included in a 1993 federal law, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, gay rights groups say state versions of that law amount to invitations to infringe on the rights of same-sex couples.
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Mr. Jones peddles diet supplements, survivalist gear and gun-related paraphernalia on radio broadcasts and videos that spread outlandish claims like the government is trying to infringe on Americans' rights, destroy their health or control their minds.
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Relations between the countries have worsened since May, when China backed away from a nearly complete deal that would have required it to codify the agreement into Chinese law, which Beijing said would infringe on its sovereignty.
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A government official said the language in the textbooks did not infringe on her rights as a gay student, and refused to respond directly to her complaints that the textbooks were spreading false— and potentially dangerous — information.
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The Justice Department plans to make the report public on Thursday, with color-coded redactions for grand jury material, sensitive intelligence, information related to ongoing investigations, and any details that "infringe" on the privacy of third parties.
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WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - Chipmaker Qualcomm Inc will ask the U.S. International Trade Commission to bar Apple Inc from selling some iPhones and iPads in the United States on the grounds that they infringe on six Qualcomm patents.
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It was meant to send a message to the North, and the North responded by saying that if the allies infringe on North Korean sovereignty even a bit, its army would launch strikes from air, land and sea.
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In earlier hearings, the court had already determined Samsung did infringe on two of the utility patents in question, which was determined by the jury in the most recent trial to be worth a fine of $5.3 million.
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Earlier this month, the French parliament adopted counter-terrorism legislation to increase police surveillance powers and make it easier to close mosques suspected of preaching hatred - a law which civil rights groups said would infringe on personal freedoms.
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Prime Video Direct does not appear to require proof of permission to upload from the copyright holder and instead provides a link to report content that may infringe on copyright, similar to how you report content on YouTube.
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Lemaire Illumination Technologies LLC said in a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Marshall, Texas, that Microsoft's Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL smartphones infringe on three patents relating to LEDs used to illuminate mobile device screens.
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It's hard to envision a scenario in which EULAs go away entirely, but in the short term, eight states have introduced right-to-repair legislation that specifically invalidates contracts that infringe on the property rights of electronics owners.
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"If some foreign fishing boats infringe on our territory and try to prevent us from fishing there ... Then we're put in the role of safeguarding sovereignty," he said in an interview in Haikou, the provincial capital of Hainan.
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Jr, an avid hunter, are warning his father that expanded background checks and red flag laws could infringe on the civil liberties of gun owners and would be unpopular among conservatives, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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NIIGATA, Japan, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Yukitoshi Funo said on Wednesday it would be hard for the central bank to buy foreign bonds as it could infringe on the government's jurisdiction over currency policy.
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Obama, who said he had never owned a gun, has blamed Congress for being beholden to the National Rifle Association, a powerful lobby group that fights any action that might infringe on Americans' constitutional right to bear arms.
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I know I am not alone when I say that I was very disturbed to hear about Cambridge Analytica's misuse of millions of Facebook users' information in order to undermine our democracy and infringe on our citizens' privacy.
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In the lawsuits filed on Monday, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC) asked for injunctions to stop GlobalFoundries' manufacture and sale of chips that allegedly infringe on the patents, the Taiwanese company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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He has said that if judges intervened to find that partisan gerrymander had gone too far to infringe on constitutional rights, siding with either Democrats or Republicans, people would view courts as simply favoring one party over another.
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They never forget that they have families, friends, hobbies, and other interests and obligations outside of work, and they don't infringe on their "real" lives — by asking someone to work late, for example — without a very good reason.
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Leaders of L.A.'s bid committee have said hosting a Winter Games in the years surrounding 2028 could hurt their ability to sell corporate partnerships and infringe on its exclusive rights to use the Olympic rings in its marketing.
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The masked hacktivist group gained notoriety at the same time as Slender Man, positioning itself as a champion of the people fighting back against a corrupt and greedy capitalist system trying to infringe on our privacy and freedoms online.
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However, in a 2006 paper entitled "The Rights of 'Unborn Children' and the Value of Pregnant Women," Howard Minkoff and Lynn M. Paltrow argue that laws that purport to protect fetuses often blatantly infringe on women's basic human rights.
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That complies with the two key requirements established by the federal RFRA, which requires that the government have a compelling interest to infringe on a person's religious beliefs and take the least restrictive means possible to enforce those interests.
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Baird, from Ohio in which a federal judge ruled that traveling to another city, including one outside of a woman's home state, in order to have an abortion does not infringe on a woman's constitutional right to an abortion.
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Collins said on ABC's "This Week" that she doubts Trump would sign such a bill into law and, like other moderate Republicans, has questions about its constitutionality, as it would infringe on the president's power to make personnel decisions.
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" In his paper, "Enemy Aliens," Georgetown Law Professor David Cole argues that in the wake of 9/11, the US government started to infringe on the rights of immigrants, specifically Arabs and Muslims, under the banner of "national security.
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"It is not our intention to infringe on anyone's freedom of expression or their right to voice an opinion," said Eugênio Ricas, the director of the Federal Police's organized crime division, who is leading the fake news task force.
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" Barr said he was redacting four types of materials from the report: grand jury material, sensitive intelligence material, information from ongoing investigations and information that would "unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties.
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A group of private schools that included prominent members like the Brearley School on the Upper East Side sued the state's Education Department this week, saying those rules infringe on their independence and ability to set their own curriculums.
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By signing on to that clause, an author is guaranteeing that their book is their own, original project, not plagiarism, that it doesn't infringe on anyone else's rights, and — if the book is nonfiction — that its facts are accurate.
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"I know I am not alone when I say that I was very disturbed to hear about Cambridge Analytica's misuse of millions of Facebook users' information in order to undermine our democracy and infringe on our citizens' privacy," he wrote.
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Barr said in his letter on Friday that certain information must be redacted before the report is released, including secret grand jury information, intelligence sources and methods and information that by law cannot be public or might infringe on privacy.
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But the next year, Mr. Morales got the country's constitutional court, which is packed with government loyalists, to sign off on his fourth presidential bid anyway, issuing a controversial ruling that concluded that term limits infringe on basic human rights.
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The version of the document Collins read removed three of the four categories of redactions that were stricken from the public report: classified information, material about ongoing investigations and information that would infringe on the privacy of peripheral third parties.
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State party leaders, already wary about minority infiltration and the fear that increased black membership would infringe on their leverage, felt empowered under Reagan and consolidated their strength by playing to economic anxieties and social stratifications that racialized the issues.
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The Senate is taking up annual defense policy legislation this week that would set a national policy for cybersecurity and cyber warfare, an effort the Trump administration has fought in the past, arguing it would infringe on the president's authorities.
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But imposing legislation to crack down on deepfakes in a way that doesn't infringe on free speech or impact public discourse could be challenging, even if such rules do provide exceptions for entertainment content, as the Electronic Frontier Foundation notes.
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Facebook and other web companies have begun incorporating more automated technologies to control the spread of terrorist propaganda and other extremist material, but civil liberties groups have raised concerns that the companies' algorithmic approach to moderation could infringe on free speech.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a lower court judge's determination that Nintendo's 3DS gaming console does not infringe on a patent owned by Tomita Technologies International Ltd, a company controlled by Japanese inventor Seijiro Tomita.
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The Senate late Monday took up annual defense policy legislation this week that would set a national policy for cybersecurity and cyber warfare, an effort the Trump administration has fought in the past, arguing it would infringe on the president's authorities.
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Kennedy seemed to warn Trump in a two-page ruling not to make public statements that could infringe on the Constitution's protections for freedom of religion after the court set aside his anti-Muslim remarks in upholding the travel ban.
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Attorneys for the ACLU have called his efforts "an unconstitutional cash grab for an internet filter" and "an attempt to infringe on people's rights," while the Electronic Frontier Foundation has said that these bills would be a blow to free speech.
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Last July, three corporate superpowers that love those soda dollars—the American Beverage Association, the California State Outdoor Advertising Association, and the California Retailers Association—filed a lawsuit claiming that labels of this type would infringe on their First Amendment rights.
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Drafted mostly by corporations, negotiated in secret, with restricted access even for members of Congress, the deal would grant corporations the right to sue governments for all kinds of decisions, laws or regulations that infringe on their profits or potential profits.
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In the trade truce expected to be signed on Wednesday, Chinese officials have agreed not to force companies to transfer technology as a condition of doing business, and they undertook to punish firms that infringe on or steal trade secrets.
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Major unions have often been at odds with disabled advocates over the closure of state hospitals and asylums, which advocates say are harmful and infringe on patients' autonomy while unions have advocated on behalf of the workers at such institutions.
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Rhode, though no fan of adultery, argues that it should not be prohibited by law, because such laws infringe on our constitutionally protected right to privacy — and have proved woefully ineffective, in any event, at protecting the institution of marriage.
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Most such bills follow a similar pattern, containing measures that include prohibiting administrators from intervening to cancel invited speakers, mandating annual reporting on the state of free expression on campus and imposing penalties for those who infringe on others' speech rights.
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Sen. Rand Paul on Tuesday railed against government-mandated vaccines, suggesting they infringe on personal rights, during a congressional hearing on immunizations' role in protecting the public from preventable diseases like the current measles outbreak sweeping parts of the country.
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As a New Yorker, Trump should have known that was a violation of the universal human right to walk in a straight line -- however, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told CNN that the body block didn't technically infringe on royal protocol.
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U.S. policy makers have been ambiguous about their support for the elections, and this most recent statement by the state department exemplifies that — mainly over concerns that elections would somehow infringe on making progress on achieving peace with the Taliban.
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"I learned the difference, and I learned what the limitations are of these laws that people are talking about and how they much, much more greatly infringe on law-abiding citizens than they do anything to prevent crime," Christie said.
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The legislation debated today in the Senate Intel committee, introduced by committee chair Richard Burr, would uncritically reauthorize Section 702 as we know it through 2025 while making it even easier for spy agencies to potentially infringe on the rights of American citizens.
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President Barack Obama and others reiterated their calls for stricter guns laws after last month's massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, but many conservatives responded that such measures could infringe on the U.S. Constitution's protection of the right to bear arms.
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Now, some Yangon-based diplomats say Min Aung Hlaing might be tempted to compromise in return for a pledge from Suu Kyi that she would not infringe on the military's vast economic interests nor seek revenge for abuses under years of junta rule.
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Levandowski, who is not named in the Google parent company's lawsuit against Uber, claimed that producing a due diligence report — a document prepared for Uber that detailed information about Otto — could serve to incriminate him and thus infringe on his Fifth Amendment rights.
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But there's a big hole in this theory, because previous research suggests that a magnetar-induced hypernova can only produce so much energy before it starts to infringe on the laws of physics, and that number is easily exceeded by ASASSN-15lh.
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Some context The resistance in North Dakota is part of a larger movement across the Americas in which indigenous people are standing up against energy projects that they say would contaminate their water, contribute to climate change, and infringe on their land rights.
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Her dissent walked readers through the meaning of political gerrymanders, the harm they do, and the rights they infringe on, and described how the Court could have responded had it not shown "nonchalance" about the damage that such schemes cause to our democracy.
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Nothing in these two opinions preclude Congress and the states from legislating added restrictions to the acquisition of firearms, as long as they do not infringe on the right to keep and bear handguns in one's residence for purposes of self defense.
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Orbán offered a critique of Western liberalism: he believed that the idea that one could do whatever one wanted as long as it didn't infringe on the freedoms of others had resulted not in justice but in the strong dominating the weak.
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Supporters have raised more than $4 million and have the backing of tech billionaires Steve Ballmer and Paul Allen, but the NRA is strongly opposed, and even the ACLU has concerns that the initiative could infringe on due process for gun owners.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Catholic leaders in Australia on Friday rejected a government push to force priests to report accusations of child sexual abuse heard during confession, saying it would violate a sacred rite, infringe on religious freedom and ultimately do little to protect children.
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"Based on Japan's stance of consistently supporting the nuclear agreement, I asked the Iranian side to observe the agreement, to go back immediately to the commitments of the agreement, and to refrain from taking measures that would infringe on the agreement," Kono said.
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The jury, which returned the verdict the same day the trial ended in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, found that Toshiba did not infringe on two patents that cover methods of improving the performance of NAND flash memory chips.
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Several courts, including the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, which struck down Portland's law against begging on median strips in 2015, have increasingly taken an unfavorable view of panhandling ordinances, saying they infringe on people's First Amendment rights.
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Under Barack Obama, the Army Corps of Engineers had in December denied an easement needed to complete the pipeline's last unfinished bit, which came near the Standing Rock reservation—a proximity that the tribe said would infringe on their sovereignty and potentially pollute their water.
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Naturally, U.S. President Obama does not approve of Abe's friendliness to a country it is trying to punish for intervention in Ukraine but Abe's administration has insisted that any economic co-operation with Moscow would not infringe on existing sanctions, Reuters reported this week.
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Qualcomm is seeking a ban on imports of the iPhone models that allegedly infringe on its IP. Earlier this year, Apple Last month, Qualcomm filed suit alleging that Apple was currently infringing on six patents that helped improve battery life on some iPhone models.
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Since there's no global prohibition, if a company proposes something that could violate the rights of other nations, or infringe on others' activities, the company's home country and the launching country have to make the go/no-go determination (through the licensing and authorization processes).
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A judge ruled on Wednesday that Arista Networks Inc successfully redesigned its ethernet switches so that they do not infringe on a patent owned by Cisco Networks Inc, handing Arista its latest victory in a long-running intellectual property battle with its larger rival.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit affirmed a ruling that the show's name did not infringe on trademarks owned by Empire Distribution Inc, a San Francisco-based record label that has worked with hip-hop artists Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg.
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Mr. de Blasio insisted that the new legislation would not infringe on a woman's right to nurse in public but said that the existing law "just wasn't enough," because women continued to face stigma against breast-feeding in public and should have additional options.
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"I know I am not alone when I say that I was very disturbed to hear about Cambridge Analytica's misuse of millions of Facebook users' information in order to undermine our democracy and infringe on our citizens' privacy," Ferrell wrote in a Facebook post.
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In considering issues in a case argued this week, Mr. Alito has said the fees that unions charge nonmembers for the expense of collective bargaining infringe on workers' "dignity and conscience" by forcing them to fund a union whose political positions they might disagree with.
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When health and safety is on the line, it is crucial that one company's legitimate right to come up with a handy new product (and money-making scheme) doesn't infringe on your right to move freely in public spaces without fear of serious injury.
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State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron in Manhattan on Tuesday said the so-called "fair workweek" law adopted by the city in late 2017 "distorts capitalism and is surprisingly complex," but was written narrowly and does not infringe on the state's ability to regulate employment.
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The board in a 3-1 decision on Thursday held that rules prohibiting employees from disclosing confidential customer and vendor lists are reasonable and do not infringe on workers' rights to organize under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), so they are presumptively valid.
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In China, while she was helping her father's company make inroads, she developed her own following, taking out at least 23 trademarks for everything from swimwear to wedding dresses, both to battle locals trying to infringe on her name and to support her own interests.
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" For his part, Kjellberg looked back and forth at the two maps while on the phone before concluding Berman would have "a pretty good argument that he doesn't infringe on copyright because there are some very substantial differences," but added it's "not a slam dunk.
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But she also expressed concern that the ban can infringe on parental rights, a view shared by legislators in some states "I do not lightly enact legislation that makes government a party to the medical care decision-making of a parent and child," she said.
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The Electric Power Supply Association, represented by former U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr, argues that the 2016 state regulations infringe on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's power to regulate wholesale electricity rates, which Congress gave to FERC in the Federal Power Act in 1935.
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People have the right to live their lives in whichever way they see fit, just as long as it doesn't infringe on others' rights—the right for a woman to sit in the seat she has paid for without fear of harassment being one of them.
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Here's the way I see cannabis legalization: Every person on the planet should be allowed the freedom to use his or her judgment when it comes to what's best for his or her life and well-being, as long as it doesn't infringe on anyone else's rights.
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So far, this process has led to the identification of over 64,000 products on Etsy alone that infringe on artisan copyrights, and communication with Etsy's legal team has led Dillon to believe the company will be cooperative with Ethical Fashion Guatemala's requests for infringing product removal.
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That material includes information about the grand jury proceedings, which by law cannot be made public, information about intelligence sources and methods, details of ongoing investigations, and information that would "unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties," Barr's letter said.
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They warned that "risk-based targeting" can lead to racial discrimination, surveillance drones could infringe on the rights of those living in border cities as well as those crossing, facial recognition technology could be used to marginalize people of color, while biometric data could be stolen.
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Both businesses renewed safety trainings as a precaution, and instructed employees to keep track of and report any inappropriate phone calls, or YouTube videos that infringe on the company's copyright by using their trademarked logos, copyrighted advertisements in full, or levied baseless allegations against the company.
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Richard T. Porteus, a member of the Harvard Class of 1978 and graduate president of one of the final clubs, the Fly Club, said preliminary discussions were underway with lawyers to challenge the new rules under the theory that they infringe on the right to free association.
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Two of the three judges on the 9th Circuit voted to reverse a decision by the U.S. District Court in Hawaii that said officials did not infringe on the rights of George Young — the plaintiff who was twice denied a permit to carry a gun in public.
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Mr. Maguire later acknowledged that he and his top lawyer had checked with the White House and Justice Department about whether he was permitted to turn the document over to Congress, saying that he was concerned that such an action could infringe on executive privilege issues.
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But it does worry about an "apparent chasm" between free speech advocates and student activists, thanks in part to a conversation that sometimes dismisses students' demands for equity and inclusion instead of parsing how they do, or don't, infringe on the "bedrock principles" of free speech.
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ET. (CNBC) North Korean state media confirmed today that the nation's latest rocket launch was a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the U.S. It added that the nation's program will not threaten any country as long as they don't infringe on its sovereignty.
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The version of Mueller's report released by Barr publicly on Thursday restricts sensitive intelligence information, details that could impact ongoing investigations, grand jury material and information that could infringe on the privacy of "peripheral" third parties caught up in the investigation who were not charged with crimes.
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Human rights groups criticized the law as being too broad, but Ms. Rousseff, a leftist who was imprisoned as a youth over her involvement in a guerrilla group resisting the military dictatorship, signed the law despite fears that it could be used to infringe on civil liberties.
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Among older Hong Kongers, a common refrain is that the protesters can do what they like as long as they don't infringe on people's right to daily life -- a line they have long crossed by occupying streets, stopping traffic, and blocking entrances to tax and immigration offices.
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A first draft, made public last Tuesday, elicited a range of responses — from bondholders saying it would expose them to large losses that they could not accept, to top Puerto Rican officials saying the plan's federal oversight provision would infringe on the island's right to self-determination.
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A filing by Dell, eBay, Facebook, Google, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Vizio and others similarly takes issue with forking over all profits from a product found to infringe on a design patent — a standard that would have "significant ramifications" for those who design and manufacture complex products.
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Feldblum "has described modern-day politics as a 'zero-sum game,' where rights for LGBT Americans are secured only by curtailing the rights of religious Americans," he wrote, claiming that she opposes all religious exceptions to laws if they infringe on the liberty of LGBTQ people.
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In response, Pyongyang accused the US of preparing a "preemptive strike", according to North Korea's Korean Central News Agency, KCNA, "If they infringe on the our sovereignty and dignity even a bit, our army will launch merciless ultra-precision strikes from ground, air, sea and underwater," read the statement.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans are placed on watchlists for reasons that are not public or subject to due process, which groups like the the ACLU say is too broad and vague of a system to be used to infringe on someone's constitutional right to purchase a firearm.
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The probe was initiated by patent holding firm Intellectual Ventures II, which in March filed a complaint alleging that thermoplastic parts used in motors, water pumps, electronic power steering units and other powertrain parts made by or used in vehicles sold by the companies infringe on its patents.
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For lawmakers, the calculus is tricky: They do not want to infringe on First Amendment rights or hurt Silicon Valley innovation but are also unsure how to regulate this new breed of company, which wields enormous power by collecting vast amounts of private data from billions of consumers.
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The most common belief about the Heat around the league is that any deadline moves will not infringe on their projected salary-cap space for the summer of 211.4, when Miami hopes to have a chance to try to woo Giannis Antetokounmpo away from Milwaukee in free agency.
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" Pressed by Quigley as to how protecting transgender individuals would infringe on the rights of others, Carson said, "There are some women who said they were not comfortable with the idea of being in a shelter, being in a shower, and somebody who had a very different anatomy.
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The lawsuit, brought by the Bronx Defenders, a criminal-defense nonprofit, and the firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, seeks class-action status to challenge practices in the Police Department that the complaint says infringe on the due-process rights of mostly black and Latino people with unproven, mostly low-level accusations.
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Parliament is due next month to wrap up legislation meant to curb immigration from the EU by giving hiring preference to local people despite criticism this would infringe on the free movement of people, a pillar of EU policy and the price of enhanced Swiss access to the EU single market.
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But a user concerned about how ad-supported web services would infringe on his privacy is trapped in a sort of predictive hell: always right, but always feeling wrong; never quite able to say what will happen, but always expecting it; both constantly vindicated and yet feeling he's crying wolf.
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In a unanimous decision, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said it was not clear whether the New England Regional Council of Carpenters had used the agreements to preserve work its members were already doing, or to unlawfully infringe on jobs historically done by members of the Connecticut Ironworkers.
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Lebanon's foreign minister, Gebran Bassil, said he had written to U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres, EU foreign policy head Federica Mogherini and the foreign ministers of Cyprus, Greece and Italy to request that the pipeline does not infringe on Lebanon's rights within what it claims as its exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
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Lawyers for "Sesame Street" reportedly tried saying that an older court case about a 1970s porn movie named "Debbie Does Dallas" being found to infringe on the Dallas Cowboys' good name supported their argument now ... but the judge shot that down, saying that flick's X-rated ... this one's R ... and there's a difference.
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During a February talk at the Cornell Tech graduate school in New York, Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said the company had "participated in the market for law enforcement in the United States," but had also turned down sales when there was concern it could unreasonably infringe on people's rights.
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A letter addressed to the US Department of Justice from Frank also requests the appointment of federal observers "to monitor" the May 15 primary "for practices that may infringe on the ability of all duly qualified Pennsylvania voters to cast their votes in accordance with the voting protections afforded under federal laws."
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Critics say they infringe on due process by letting a judge make an initial decision -- even if temporary -- without hearing from the accused, and by allowing the judge to curtail someone's Second Amendment right to bear arms without the respondent ever having been convicted of a crime or been adjudged mentally ill.
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"I am concerned that the Pebble Mine operation will trigger unavoidable significant environmental and social damage, infringe on the rights of indigenous peoples and raise a host of regulatory, operational, legal, and reputational risks for any company that pursues the endeavor," Chiang said in the letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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Either appeal to them or just hopefully once you get elected, you can talk to them and you can say look, I'm not going to infringe on that, if you want to believe what you believe, that's fine, but let's talk about your health care, let's talk about jobs, let's talk about the economy.
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The Christian Legal Society, the National Association of Evangelicals, the Conservative Legal Defense and Education Fund and others in three amicus briefs filed on Wednesday told the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that treating discrimination against gay workers as a form of sex bias could infringe on the rights of employers who oppose homosexuality.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has previously objected to the language in the Senate-passed bill, charging that this would infringe on his presidential authorities.
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Tech companies and digital rights activists campaigned aggressively against the copyright reforms, claiming they could infringe on freedom of speech online and fundamentally alter how Google and Facebook in particular do business in the EU. Google in January said it might pull its Google News service from the EU entirely if the law is enacted.
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The ruling also comes as some school districts and state governments around the country are grappling with the question of whether transgender people should be allowed to go to the public facilities that correspond with their gender identity, or whether, as many conservatives believe, such access would infringe on the privacy rights of others.
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And he has argued that college administrators should respond to hate speech in ways that do not infringe on the First Amendment, including: issuing statements to rebut anti-Semitic and anti-Israel propaganda; punishing non-speech forms of anti-Semitism, such as assault, battery and vandalism; and ensuring effective security at particularly volatile university lectures.
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"Those who made the decision to take over Afrin also took on the responsibility of ensuring that both the residents of Afrin, and people there who have been displaced elsewhere have basic shelter in a way that doesn't infringe on either of those groups' rights," HRW's acting emergencies director Priyanka Motaparthy said in a report.
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Immersion's complaint alleges that Apple's iPhone 6 and 6s generation of smartphones and all three models of the Apple Watch infringe on its patent for providing "tactile sensations" to handheld devices with touchscreens, along with a separate patent for delivering a specific type of feedback in response to a particular action by the user.
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Major civil liberty and digital privacy groups like the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Fight for the Future have argued that a hypothetical virtual wall integrating technology — like facial recognition and drones — could propel a state of perpetual surveillance that would infringe on the human rights of immigrants and US citizens alike.
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If the user has gone through the setup process and opted in to content recognition, then we will enable that for certain use cases, because there are restrictions, and we don't want to violate the customer's privacy rights and we certainly anonymize that data and we don't try to, in any way, infringe on their privacy.
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"We don't want to infringe on the jurisdiction of the other committees because we hear the concerns of other members around that, but we do want to create a body that has the funding, the time, the authority to do the work that is necessary to create the plans," said Stephen O'Hanlon, an organizer for the movement.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, however, said Wednesday that he remains confident the Trump administration will not infringe on Colorado's decision to legalize the drug.
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The Trump administration has blamed the large number of migrants seeking asylum for what it calls a crisis along the U.S.-Mexico border but left-leaning advocacy groups have said that limiting their ability to seek asylum to infringe on their due-process rights and force them to return to dangerous situations in their home countries.
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Earlier this week, Senator Rand Paul tweeted that "every American should oppose U.S. funding of U.N. programs that infringe on sovereign nations' rights," while The Wall Street Journal's Mary Anastasia O'Grady wrote, without evidence, that the "international left has cheered the murky influence and capriciousness of CICIG because it strong-arms and silences ideological opponents of socialism."
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President Donald Trump's first weeks in office have put on alarming display his intent to infringe on our most cherished rights and values as Americans, from unveiling discriminatory executive actions apparently targeting Muslims and immigrants to announcing plans to launch an "investigation into voter fraud" that will no doubt be a full-fledged attack on voting rights.
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A month later, then–DHS chief Jeh Johnson, in one of his final acts in office, designated election systems as "critical infrastructure," making it easier for federal agents to offer physical and cybersecurity aid to people who work in the sector, but also stoking fear among state government employees that the federal government wanted to infringe on their ability to conduct independent elections.
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In late February 2018, the EFF again wrote to states' House representatives to oppose the bill, stating that it would not only unconstitutionally infringe on free speech rights, but also the "right to privately speak and listen on the Internet without reporting that activity to government officials," and the rights of property owners to use their devices as they see fit.
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In a perfect world, that fact would be unremarkable, but don't be fooled by the claims of Catherine Deneuve and others, who argued recently in the newspaper Le Monde that the #MeToo movement was starting to infringe on artistic freedom: France is a long way from gender equality, and the output of its theater sector remains deeply skewed toward stories written and staged by men.
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" Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire on September 10 -- "Judge Kavanaugh's past rulings on abortion demonstrate that he is willing to infringe on a woman's constitutionally protected right to make her own reproductive decisions, and his failure to answer questions about the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act's protections for pre-existing conditions puts the health and well-being of millions of Americans at risk.
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The addition to Qatar's penal code published on Sunday allows for imprisonment of up to five years and a fine of up to 100,000 Qatari riyals ($27,000) for broadcasting, publishing, or republishing "false or biased rumors, statements or news, or inflammatory propaganda, domestically or abroad, with the intent to harm national interests, stir up public opinion, or infringe on the social system or the public system of the state".
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"We believe it is critical that the United States take appropriate measures to ensure China does not abuse Hong Kongs special status under U.S. law to steal or otherwise acquire critical or sensitive U.S. equipment and technologies in support of its strategic objectives or to infringe on the rights of people in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and elsewhere," the senators said in a letter to Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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But Chairman Ed RoyceEdward (Ed) Randall RoyceMystery surrounds elusive sanctions on Russia Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp House panel advances bill to protect elections from foreign interference MORE (R-Calif.), who has been critical of Trump's performance in Helsinki, argued that the resolution would set a bad precedent for any president's future foreign policy efforts and infringe on executive privilege.
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The Republican side: But Chairman Ed RoyceEdward (Ed) Randall RoyceMystery surrounds elusive sanctions on Russia Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp House panel advances bill to protect elections from foreign interference MORE (R-Calif.), who has been critical of Trump's performance in Helsinki, argued that the resolution would set a bad precedent for any president's future foreign policy efforts and infringe on executive privilege.
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Specifically, Barr wrote that the Department of Justice, with the assistance of Mueller, were in the process of identifying and redacting: (1) grand jury material subject to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 6 (e) that by law cannot be made public; (2) material the intelligence community identifies as potentially compromising sensitive sources and methods; (3) material that could affect other ongoing matters, including those that the special counsel has referred to other department offices; and (4) information that would unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties.
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