The Flyers are locking up a goalie with an .
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President Jimmy Carter or even President Bill Clinton would no more dream of locking up opponents like me than the Bushes would dream of locking up leftist filmmaker Michael Moore or Rosie O'Donnell.
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Locking up delegates is now the name of the game.
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We're spending $201800 billion a year locking up fellow Americans.
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It won't stop police from locking up nonviolent drug offenders.
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I do not want us locking up young black males.
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LOCKING UP OUR OWN: Crime and Punishment in Black America.
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Locking up after a long, warm morning, Mr. Frühauf paused.
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Moreover, while locking up a robber or rapist is virtually guaranteed to reduce the number of people on the street committing said crimes, locking up a drug dealer often just creates a job opportunity.
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A group of warehouse workers are locking up for the weekend.
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Hillary Clinton is closing in on locking up the Democratic nomination.
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Am I really comfortable locking up those assets for so long?
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Waka is clearly pissed anyone would think he's locking up kids ...
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As for locking up the remaining votes, congressional negotiators appeared optimistic.
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It won't stop law enforcement from locking up nonviolent drug offenders.
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Locking up drug users in prisons rife with drugs usually doesn't help.
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His son has ruled ever since, locking up critics and crushing protests.
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With a 1996 law, the Clinton administration began locking up undocumented immigrants.
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Locking up Rashaun and Luchiano for life won't bring Tessa Majors back.
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These efforts do not require locking up land in gated wildlife preserves.
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But locking up a patient's data should never be one of them.
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It was about locking up bad guys and protecting the rest of us.
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Locking up customers early could freeze out some Bolt sales later this year.
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When it was proposed to allow locking up such non-criminal youth, Sen.
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Even despots know that locking up mouthy but non-violent dissidents is disreputable.
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Hungary is locking up migrants in shipping containers to stop border crossings Hungary is locking up migrants in shipping containers to stop border crossings A new law in Hungary sends a clear message to would-be-border crossers: Don't even try.
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She fears the knock-on effect on rehabilitation budgets of locking up more people.
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Yeah, so why are we not locking up parents and throwing away the key?
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"They're locking up immigrants, including children, and tearing families apart," the unidentified man said.
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John Kasich to prevent Republican front-runner Donald Trump from locking up the nomination.
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"Slapping a baby what the hell is wrong with him he needs locking up."
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All that locking up and throwing away of keys has not made Louisiana safer.
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"We have harsh sentencing laws, and we're locking up so many women," she said.
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"I knew my knee was just locking up a little bit," Green told reporters.
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But he also has evinced an authoritarian edge, locking up clerics, activists and businessmen.
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Trump has also held fundraisers on Wall Street since locking up the GOP nomination.
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Locking up nonviolent offenders and drug users almost always backfires, instead strengthening organized crime.
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But what if we asked this instead: What good comes from locking up migrants?
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But on the other hand you are locking up expensive debt for five years.
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And his supporters will continue to chant to lock Clinton up despite the fact that the agency within the government that would do the actual locking up has made clear there is no locking-up crime (or any wrongdoing of any sort) here.
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Locking up refugees in camps is the real betrayal of the legacy of the Holocaust.
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Harris, for one, still boasts about locking up violent offenders when she was a prosecutor.
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America is locking up its most destitute, who are struggling to eat, sleep and survive.
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What it's doing is locking up computers that used Microsoft Windows and holding them ransom.
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Both guys seem down to fight -- it's just a matter of locking up a deal.
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Perhaps most important, locking up low-level offenders for long prison sentences doesn't reduce crime.
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Interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like Pennywise. pic.twitter.
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Locking up large supplies of power for years also provides a hedge against price increases.
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If he ran for it without locking up, his stock would be stolen by looters.
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Still, locking up outside isn't ideal, so I hope your apartment building has an elevator.
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MACCIH is locking up its members, including the wife of Mr Hernández's predecessor, Porfírio Lobo.
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Locking up people with mental illness for a long time is counterproductive, studies have found.
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And would locking up bankers and businessmen and throwing away the key really solve any problems?
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Locking up parents harms children; and female prisoners are much more likely to be custodial parents.
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The most censorious governments follow a familiar pattern of suppressing the media and locking up dissenters.
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Why not exploit greater awareness and interest in sexual assault issues by locking up more rapists?
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Given the Democrats' narrow path to taking back the Senate, locking up New Jersey was essential.
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But timing really can be everything when it comes to locking up the best holiday airfares.
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Instead of locking up schizophrenics and psychotics, they were simply sedated and sent on their way.
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Locking up information makes us less resilient, dependent on a fragile single source for maintenance options.
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Will we continue to tolerate locking up more than two dozen men there, without charge, forever?
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In other words, locking up fewer people has correlated with making states safer, not less safe.
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Books of The Times LOCKING UP OUR OWNCrime and Punishment in Black AmericaBy James Forman Jr.Illustrated.
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But the "tough on crime" approach — of locking up drug dealers for longer — isn't just ineffective.
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He's suing to block Alt from locking up rights to his or his legendary group's story.
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The fingerprint sensor's still excellent, and locking up apps with the App Locker is still super useful.
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And since essentially locking up the GOP nomination after the Indiana primary, Trump has confronted various setbacks.
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First, he dumped ashes on Ryan Seacrest, and now Sacha Baron Cohen is locking up Matt Lauer.
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As such, there were some issues with the game locking up, loading slowly and crashing to desktop.
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The amendment was originally introduced as a standalone bill called the Locking Up Robocallers Act of 2019.
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Meanwhile, the sheriff's department seems intent on locking up all of their buddies in the real world.
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Beyond the potential harms of more stigmatization, the reality is that locking up more people costs money.
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But Matt Barnes then got Trey Mancini on a soft come-backer, locking up his first save.
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When Buff bragged about how much money there was in locking up "illegals," I didn't push back.
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I was simultaneously busy and lazy, working 12-14 hours, but then going home and locking up.
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Locking up Americans for refusing to turn over newly banned weapons in common usage would be tyrannical.
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Passing by on a hot summer night, Choudry Ali was startled to see employees locking up early.
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"Locking up" ether accrues a bit of debt that must be paid down to release the funds.
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Much-praised by leftists when he took over, he swiftly started locking up and murdering his opponents.
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The states have the power to do something about this, because they do most of the locking up.
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Before the Stars' makeover on the offensive end, they addressed their dismal goaltending situation by locking up Bishop.
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Locking up bloggers and activists, he argued, would mean fewer negative stories about Egypt, and thus more tourists.
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For years Mr Erdogan's government has been locking up journalists, compromising the judiciary and allowing corruption to flourish.
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The actor Fred Willard played a small town sergeant who joked about locking up overage teens for life.
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Bond buyers typically want rates to cover expected inflation and provide a premium for locking up their money.
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In 2018, despite its tally falling to 68, Turkey was still the global leader for locking up journalists.
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He said he put his things down while locking up his bicycle and then simply forgot about them.
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Locking up travelers at random for 21 days — Ebola's incubation period — wouldn't actually stop the virus from moving.
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But these small liberalising steps were overshadowed by the arbitrary locking up of feminists, plutocrats and many others.
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The feuding comes at a time when Trump is more than halfway to locking up the GOP nomination.
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He might receive additional cortisone injections during the All-Star break to prevent his knee from locking up.
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Maybe, through watching Scorcese's film, he feels like he's vicariously locking up the Jordan Belforts of this world.
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James Forman Jr.'s "Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America" is brilliant and jarring.
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One might assume that locking up more people before trial is necessary to keep criminals off the streets.
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When it comes to immigration law violations, locking up migrants is applying brute force to a minor transgression.
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We throw away $80 billion a year in this country locking up a huge number of nonviolent offenders.
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In an attempt to give back the money, however, the poor guy ended up locking up the funds permanently.
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Mr Xi has not just accrued power for himself, in part by locking up a lot of corrupt officials.
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He has made many enemies by sidelining fellow royals, shaking down businessmen, locking up liberals and alienating religious leaders.
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He carefully entrenched his rule, locking up all manner of opponents, from the chief justice to Mr Gayoom himself.
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But Xi has helped the dissident movement by locking up a peaceful protester and letting him die in detention.
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For the first time in decades, America and Europe are now releasing more prisoners than they are locking up.
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We all want to do something, but everyone locking up their guns will cost more lives than it saves.
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In the process, he ruled the country with an iron fist -- locking up political opponents and censoring the press.
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She has hidden the cigarettes in the bathroom before locking up at night, but the thief still finds them.
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Of course, we must work towards a larger goal of not locking up so many women, especially pregnant ones.
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These so-called ransomware attacks involve hackers remotely locking up vital electronic files and demanding payment for their return.
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There are many reasons why locking up non-violent drug offenders for long periods is a bad idea (see article).
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This week, that's just what they did, locking up the services of talented Russian Alexander "Drago" Volkov (26-6-0).
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Mr. Mooney locking up Joe and keeping him in the cage during 9/11 was this really warped protective denial.
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And by way of their Marvel gambit, they know something about locking up talent for multiple films from the outset.
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However, if you're locking up cash into companies for the next 18 years, well you might as well enjoy yourself.
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Wolves rookie Karl-Anthony Towns had 14 points to go with 15 rebounds, also locking up his 35th double-double.
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"Locking up democratically elected leaders is more than a bridge too far," Flanders premier Geert Bourgeois said in a statement.
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" They just danced through Palmer Alley throwing rainbow confetti and chanting "Stephen Miller what a villain, locking up immigrant children.
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Locking up more people like Manafort, and throwing away the key, will just add more people to the prison population.
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In late 2010, reports emerged that casino concessionaires were locking up visitors who were unable to pay off gambling debts.
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Related: Canada Keeps Locking Up Migrant Teenagers Who Haven't Committed Any Crimes That makes Canada unique in the Western world.
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A woman locking up her bike says it was her apartment building and there never was such a stroopwafel place.
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"Even if we weren't making any money, locking up people for marijuana is not something we should do," Belville says.
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This outbreak started in Ukraine, hitting the electricity network, shutting down payment terminals and even locking up radiation monitors at Chernobyl.
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They've already taken care of a lot—no team has been as active as Philadelphia at locking up their own players.
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"The remedy for family separation is not, and never will be, indefinitely locking up whole families in immigration prisons," Olivares said.
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Even as he lifted the ban on women drivers, for example, he was locking up women who had campaigned for it.
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Locking up children may be unusual but a similar lack of learning occurs on a daily basis in South African schools.
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Norway has a lower recidivism rate than America, despite locking up only its worst criminals, who are more likely to reoffend.
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In 2000, after locking up the Republican presidential nomination, George W. Bush tapped Cheney to lead his vice presidential search committee.
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Shareef got the last shot -- and made it count ... locking up the victory while Shaq, Barkley and Ernie Johnson went wild!
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Sen. Ted Cruz's strategy of locking up unbound delegates throughout the nation could pay dividends, Democratic strategist Michael Feldman said Tuesday.
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They also have Taulant Xhaka, Granit's little-known older brother who's notoriously bad at locking up after he leaves the house.
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He calls for locking up, Guantánamo-style, Muslims who are potential security threats, with thousands of them in the government's files.
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Fiji was rampant in the first half, scoring five tries and locking up the game with plenty of time to spare.
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This administration also has diverted tax dollars needed for cancer research and HIV/AIDS prevention toward locking up children in cages.
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Boeing rival Airbus has been locking up orders for its new plane in that segment of the market, the A321neo XLR.
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Years after Sanders railed against locking up so much of America, many studies have found that mass incarceration doesn't really work.
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The reason: Locking up their money for a longer period is usually riskier, and investors are paid more for that risk.
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Among the most valuable contributions Allen makes is forcing us to ask: To what end are we locking up our children?
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However, "traditional" ransomware usually involved hackers locking up data held by a school, and charging a fee to recover the data.
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"The locking up of women dissidents is not exactly a great advertisement for a more tolerant vision of Islam," said Sen.
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The leaders of Malaysia and Cambodia, Najib Razak and Hun Sen, have proved depressingly adept at locking up critics and persecuting opponents.
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Back in January, the wheels of Lime scooters in the Brisbane area were locking up and sending users flying over the handlebars.
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In a more niche case, Asciolla is suing GE for allegedly locking up the market for gas anesthesia machines used in hospitals.
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Trump is poised to rack up a huge victory, potentially setting him on a clear path towards locking up the GOP nomination.
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Using their lobbying skills, these groups are "educating" lawmakers on the benefits of not locking up non-violent offenders for lengthy sentences.
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The Prison Policy Initiative argues that we need to look at who's benefiting from locking up so many people to find out.
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President Trump and his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, are trying to make the problem even worse, by locking up ever more people.
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"He meant locking up more black and brown folks," said Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa, addressing the City Council here on Wednesday morning.
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Although he was feeling confident about locking up the Republican nomination in April 2016, Mr. Trump was feeling increasingly bearish about stocks.
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Favre says Reid's like Dan Marino and Jim Kelly -- who are both considered legends, despite never locking up a Super Bowl win.
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We have a significant number of overzealous prosecutors, people who are benefiting politically from from locking up as many people as possible.
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I wonder what Mitch thinks again about people talking about locking up one of his colleagues ... because they disagree with her politically.
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Jason Momoa is looking to say "aloha" to a boatload of cash ... by locking up the rights to his favorite social media catchphrase.
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Air Canada sweetened its initial C$13 a share offer for Transat, locking up support from the tour operator's largest shareholder Letko Brosseau.
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Not since 1976 has a candidate for the Republican nomination announced a running mate before locking up the top spot on the ticket.
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There's basically a trigger that sets off once a shopping cart moves too far and renders it unmovable by locking up the wheel.
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He left his options open when it came to scrapping the Iran deal (though he scolded the Iranians for locking up political opponents).
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And—crucially—locking up minor offenders can make them more dangerous, since they learn felonious habits from the hard cases they meet inside.
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I hit a workable balance of story and survival early on, but the survival parts soon became annoying busywork locking up the story.
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" Newsom responded by tweeting a clown emoji and adding, "Interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like Pennywise.
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Last week, a crippling wave of ransomware spread across over 200 countries, locking up data until victims paid several hundred dollars in bitcoin.
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Maybe it turns into a fundraising war, with the most aggressive deployers locking up markets, and the losers vaporizing in giant money bonfires.
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Conserving and protecting special places is not "locking up" the land, rather it is managing it for the greater good, including future generations.
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To keep investors from jumping ship, managers are beginning to reduce fees in exchange for locking up money for longer periods of time.
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Locking up execs One risk is that Chinese authorities could detain a US or Canadian business executive in a tit-for-tat response.
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The traditional hedge fund model involved locking up assets for five to 10 years and giving money managers free rein to deliver returns.
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Hansel Robles retired Astros in order in the ninth to record his 12th save, locking up the win for Felix Pena (6-2).
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" He suggested that instead of focusing on locking up more people, the US should try to focus on "the root causes of crime.
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In one commercial, he pledged to "stop locking up nonviolent people" and to pursue cases that would curb illegal weapons in the city.
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As I was locking up my bike, a woman, clad in leather and smoking a cigarette came up to me and began flirting.
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Building management had just informed NAMI that they were considering locking up the building next week over concerns of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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In light of coronavirus and other global issues, attacks locking up patient records may have an even more dangerous impact soon, experts say.
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Just five years ago, attackers in Eastern Europe were locking up victims' computers and demanding ransoms of $217 to $503 to unlock them.
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But it's a boon for the private-prison industry, whose entire business model is built on locking up as many people as possible.
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Google's other option is to spend a bunch of money locking up exclusives, a la Epic, and we haven't even seen that yet.
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Just five years ago, attackers in Eastern Europe were locking up victims' computers and demanding ransoms of $100 to $400 to unlock them.
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Buying a share of a large oil refinery with a promise to provide crude is a time-tested producer tactic for locking up customers.
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Guaidó continues to call for a mass uprising to topple Maduro, who has responded with legal threatsand by locking up his chief of staff.
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The Golden Eagles fell to 19-13 but still have a solid chance of locking up an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament.
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Super Tuesday is days away, and it could be the last hope for any candidate to stop Trump from locking up the GOP nomination.
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Some lawyers blame governments for spinning "law and order" as a quick fix although locking up young people often sets them back even more.
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Save the Children said Greece must stop locking up children and called on the European Union to help open more safe shelters for them.
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Amnesty International USA has put up billboards in Florida to mark World Children's Day, calling on the United States to stop "locking up" kids.
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As tensions run boil over the presidential-campaign trail, Donald Trump could be just days away from effectively locking up the Republican presidential nomination.
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It led to WannaCry ransomware and other variants locking up computers from the UK's National Health Service to the Russian Ministry of the Interior.
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India has been stripping Muslims of citizenship, China has been locking up Muslims in camps, America has taken a wrecking ball to global institutions.
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I&aposve even used the Z-Lok to theft-proof my saddle when briefly locking up my nicer bike on the streets of Manhattan.
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Before shutting out the lights and locking up for the holidays, we ran the numbers to determine the stories you, our beloved readers, liked most.
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The Trump administration is locking up migrant children, whipping up a racist panic against a "caravan" of aspiring immigrants, and threatening to end birthright citizenship.
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Mr Xi is trying to keep anger from spilling over by locking up dissidents with greater resolve than any Chinese leader has shown in years.
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But now, he'll get back in the ring as a competitor ... though CB is still working on locking up an opponent for the baseball star.
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Be very wary about locking up your liquid investment portfolio into high-fee insurance products, especially those with caps on gains and restrictive exit fees.
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Locking up just ten more inmates each would push 4407 of the 28 prisons over their "operational capacity", above which they would be officially unsafe.
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A North Vancouver high school is taking the somewhat drastic measure of locking up most of its bathrooms to stop kids from vaping inside them.
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But the space has grown increasingly competitive as institutional clients balk at locking up money and paying high fees for results that can be lackluster.
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At worst, kicking down doors in SWAT gear and locking up juveniles who had few options outside of the local drug world seemed legitimately harmful.
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Locking up 2.3 million people (according to the Prison Policy Initiative) has not greatly reduced the number of acts that offend us and harm us.
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Mohamed Mohamud, the hotel's bookkeeper, said he was locking up his office and about to perform evening prayers when he heard a huge explosion outside.
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They are proof that locking up a child and throwing away the key gives more power to government than is needed to protect public safety.
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But his capricious policies, from the locking-up of wealthy Saudis in 2017 to pointless diplomatic feuds with Canada and Germany, are scaring them off.
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James Forman, Jr., the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning study of race and criminal justice "Locking Up Our Own," teaches at Yale Law School.
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But in recent years the camps have been abolished and courts have begun experimenting with "correction in the community" sentences instead of locking up people.
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Basketball is hard and tiring and locking up the guys listed above is as taxing on the brain as it is on the muscular system.
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The aim is to educate gun owners about safe storage: locking up guns, storing them safely, and even temporarily passing them to friends if necessary.
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Illiberal democracies are electing authoritarian personalities like President Duterte in the Philippines, who are purging judges and locking up journalists who dare to criticize them.
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During his 22 years in power, Mr. Mahathir was accused by critics of playing race politics, muzzling the news media and locking up his enemies.
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For my own locking up, I use the heavier — but impenetrable — Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboudit chain, Wirecutter's pick for the best chain for the money.
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Often transmitted by email or web pop-ups, ransomware involves locking up people's data and threatening to destroy it if a ransom is not paid.
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Well, it's not long before the Downton crew are locking up Mr. Backstairs, drugging the chef and dismissing the palace housekeeper with a single Mrs.
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But his constantly reiterated contempt for media freedom reassures autocrats in other countries that he will not stop them from locking up their own critics.
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The government has also failed to explain its legal basis for locking up many Kashmiri politicians, including ones who are relatively moderate, during the clampdown.
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The state, one of the poorest in the country, has long held the dubious distinction of locking up the most people per capita in America.
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Thousands of federal workers came into their workplaces Monday morning just to prepare for the furlough, locking up their belongings and changing their voicemail messages.
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To follow the analogy, it was sorta like locking up anyone who's ever dressed up as Santa Claus and/or enjoyed a Tom Cruise movie.
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And locking up people with opioid addiction is basically the opposite of treatment—less than 1 percent of jails and prisons offer access to proven medications.
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Critically, the finding was not that adding police officers leads to more arrests and then locking up crooks leads to lower crime in the long run.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to Walmart, CVS, and Target for more information about verified reports that the stores are all locking up Tide Pods now.
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They used a ransomware program called WannaCry which hit multiple countries across the globe, locking up computers and ransoming access in exchange for large Bitcoin payments.
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Columbus Short is locking up his spot on Santa's nice list by giving back to families of battered women ... despite being accused of domestic violence himself.
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Microsoft wasn't tasking internal risks, nor was it locking up the kinds of partnerships that helped it the last time around, like Realtime Worlds with Crackdown.
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On the surface, investors in such funds might hope to harvest a reward—an "illiquidity premium"—for locking up their money for five to ten years.
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Nearly all computers across the hospital are affected, Kadir told Reuters, locking up its information technology (IT) system and with it patient medication records and billing.
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The Orioles spent their money and prospects in the offseason locking up sluggers, and Mark Trumbo and Chris Davis both delivered in Monday's 9-63 triumph.
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" Some argued that by not understanding how the anti-trafficking legislation harmed sex workers, if elected president, Harris wasn't going to "stop locking up sex workers.
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Ayatollah Khamenei said in the aftermath of the 2015 stampede that Saudi incompetence, including "locking up the injured with the dead", had led to unnecessary deaths.
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The hope is that rest and treatment, including injections of cortisone to help manage the pain, will reduce inflammation and prevent the knee from locking up.
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Despite Krylov's undeniable talent, Cirkunov made this one look easy, scoring with takedowns early before locking up a beautiful arm-in guillotine choke for the win.
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If Republicans deny Mr. Trump a win, it will bolster their efforts to keep him from locking up the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination.
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Why should there be a one-way street in which Chinese leaders send their own children to America's best schools, while locking up lawyers at home?
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In his statement, Mr. Rahimi avoided discussing his part in these infractions, instead blaming the government for locking up the other inmates in the first place.
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But locking up violent offenders (whose victims are also, disproportionately, racial minorities) creates a far greater margin of safety for those who don't disobey the law.
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AT&T's HBO Max is locking up the streaming rights for a number of popular BBC television shows, most notably the science fiction series Doctor Who.
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Internationally, China has faced opprobrium for locking up Muslims in its far western region of Xinjiang as part of what it calls an anti-radicalisation program.
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Locking up an individual so they can never harm anyone again, and taking away their freedom, is an appropriate consequence for a person like the defendant.
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But as far as treating robots as if they were humans or locking up humans for violence against machines, a line does need to be drawn.
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Despite being a slight underdog, Casey came through in a big way in Vegas, locking up an armbar to earn the tap in the first round.
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Users started reporting their iPhones were locking up when clicking on links within Safari, Chrome and Twitter almost immediately after Apple released iOS 9.3 a week ago.
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Rays 7, Orioles 0 As consolation prizes go, Tampa Bay earned one by locking up third place in the American League East with a win over Baltimore.
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Nazarbayev tolerated no dissent or opposition and was criticized by rights groups who accused him of locking up his critics and muzzling the media, allegations he denied.
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Locking Up Your Lock Screen If your Windows 10 lock screen changes daily or slows you down in getting to your desktop, you can change its behavior.
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After a day spent working without leaving her property, Denton ends the night by locking up her home and praying before repeating her routine the next day.
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But after locking up several drug kingpins, his administration did not respond when their would-be heirs began to fight each other and diversify beyond drug smuggling.
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If Apple does end up buying cobalt directly, it will be in competition with car manufacturers and battery makers in locking up supplies of the raw material.
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The Indiana Pacers clinched a spot in the postseason in emphatic fashion on Sunday and can now turn their attention to locking up the best possible seed.
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Then George W. Bush came along to blow the doors off all previous records, locking up more than 200 million acres in the federal national monuments storehouse.
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Excerpted from Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America by James Forman, Jr. to be published on April 18 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
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The deep cultural and linguistic divides spurred protests for greater autonomy nearly a year ago and authorities have responded by locking up opponents and cutting internet access.
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Locking up Goldman comes shortly after the Bears acquired defensive end Khalil Mack from the Oakland Raiders and awarded him with a six-year, $141 million contract.
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But Lanier, an interdisciplinary scientist at Microsoft and vocal critic of social media, says rather than locking up data, people should be incentivized to give it away.
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If he shares Bacamarte's verdict that everyday life is pathological, he is also aware that such insidious problems can't be solved by locking up the whole population.
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SIGNINGS The Nashville Predators signed forward Filip Forsberg to a six-year, $36 million contract, locking up one of their brightest young stars for the long term.
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This is one reason mass incarceration is so entrenched in the US: If Americans don't know crime is dropping, how can they support locking up fewer people?
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The reform effort by and large started, particularly in conservative states, as an attempt to cut the costs states were facing from locking up so many people.
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Much of the world remained quiet, or cautious, in recent months as India began locking up hundreds of opposition politicians and activists without charge across the country.
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Patrick Chan of Canada fell, but his lyrical performance to Jeff Buckley's "Hallelujah" was good enough to place first, nearly locking up the gold medal for Canada.
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"The path forward is to go back to locking up nonviolent drug offenders and ripping more holes in our economic safety net," she said of their argument.
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Merkley's communications director Ray Zaccaro slammed the President for "stripping money from FEMA to pay for locking up families at the border" in a statement issued Wednesday.
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Ransomware, which is often transmitted by email or web pop-ups, involves locking up people's data and threatening to destroy it if a ransom is not paid.
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Locking up small children with their mothers is a common practice in Afghanistan, especially when there are no other close relatives, or fathers are absent or estranged.
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And we know what that means: locking up more poor and working-class people, even when it's so often those in power who are the worst perpetrators.
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For every prosecutor like Jividen who believes in the Smart on Crime initiative, there are others who call for locking up drug offenders and throwing away the key.
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This is more expensive then longer-duration funds, which typically offer investors 8-12% in return for locking up their cash for longer, and onlend at 6-8%.
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After flirting with decriminalizing small amounts of drugs, Russian law enforcement returned to locking up users, going so far as to raid nightclubs and urine-test everyone inside.
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So the federal government launched the war on drugs, locking up black people for low-level drug offenses and driving incarceration rates in the US to astronomical highs.
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Washington (CNN)The AFL-CIO political committee voted Friday to back Hillary Clinton in the general presidential election, all but locking up the labor federation's endorsement for Clinton.
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We got the ex-Mexican Prez Tuesday in D.C. and asked him about the Obamas locking up a production deal to make films, series and documentaries for Netflix.
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"States have realized that even on a fiscal level, they can't sustain the numbers of people that they've been locking up over the last 30 years," Kramer says.
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The system, after all, rewards police officers and prosecutors for locking up supposedly bad people, not for doing a proper investigation and letting the wrongly accused go free.
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The Washington Nationals accomplished two goals on Saturday: locking up homefield advantage in the first round of the postseason and getting Bryce Harper through two straight games healthy.
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Mass incarceration is a racialized problem, disproportionally locking up black men, pulling them from their neighborhoods through racist policing and sentencing, and ultimately disrupting the building of wealth.
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The team agreed to a seven-year, $175 million contract with the right-hander Stephen Strasburg, locking up an important part of one of the majors' best rotations.
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Finding and locking up loose nuclear material, making steady declines in nuclear stockpiles, and ensuring that other states do not cross the nuclear threshold are wins for everybody.
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Here's a collection of some of the verbal contortions and justifications this year, when it became clear Mr. Trump was on his way to locking up the nomination.
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He was very meticulous, as in terms of going after his opponents, cracking down on dissidents, locking up dissidents, as early as the end of the last decade.
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And in addition to other changing deal terms, acquiring companies are seemingly thinking long and hard about locking up talent longer than they have in the recent past.
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The Alzheimer's Association advises that locking up guns may not be enough, because people with dementia may "misperceive danger" and break into a gun cabinet to protect themselves.
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Ms. Butler drove alone, aware that her support for more gun regulations, such as new requirements for locking up weapons, are not widely supported in her conservative hometown.
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Violent criminals are generally the people the public feels least ambivalent about locking up; life sentences have historically been seen as a humane alternative to the death penalty.
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Since effectively locking up the nomination more than a month ago, Clinton has been aggressively wooing Sanders supporters who funded the most successful grassroots campaign in presidential history.
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What if, instead of locking up as many people as possible, we prioritized letting go of grievances in order to create a better future for victims and perpetrators?
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Rather than choosing to make money by building skyscrapers, McCabe dedicated his career to building cases and serving the public by locking up criminals who violated the law.
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In the years since the Arab Spring, the UAE has cracked down on dissidents and activists who criticize the government online, locking up dozens over the last decade.
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Donald J. Trump, our incoming president, has not followed his predecessors from both parties by acknowledging that locking up American citizens on the basis of ancestry was unacceptable.
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But that cannot explain how it manages to be the world leader in locking up its own citizens, both in absolute terms and as a share of the population.
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In contrast, locking up addicts in jail and prisons instead of providing the treatment they desperately need is the wrong way to deal with the addiction epidemic, Murthy said.
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Many commentators have speculated that after locking up the nomination, Clinton would be tempted to bolt to the center to win over moderate Republicans put off by Donald Trump.
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They are locking up those who make even the mildest criticisms of the monarchy, such as joking about the late king's dog (a sculpture of which adorns the crematorium).
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But politicians complain that the new procedure, plus a new law that prevents police from locking up people caught with illegal weapons, is allowing more criminals onto the streets.
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He said the nation's prisons were locking up too many Americans for too long, and he expressed particular concern about the system's bias against young black and Hispanic men.
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Sessions has told friends how much he loves the job, and how much fun he's having — locking up bad guys, supporting law enforcement, cracking down on sanctuary cities, etc.
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The Marlins have even turned failsafe endeavors―like, employing one of the best young pitchers, or locking up their franchise player to a lucrative long-term contract―into sideshows.
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President Obama has pledged to protect refugees worldwide, yet within our own borders immigration authorities are rounding up and locking up Central American refugees as if they are criminals.
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Yes, we succeeded in locking up hundreds of criminals, but our efforts did little to stop ordinary undocumented immigrants from obtaining the counterfeit documents they needed to get jobs.
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There is no policy, legal or moral reason for locking up sound recordings for an extra 47 years — or, in human terms, another two generations of an artist's estate.
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Crown Prince Mohammed first demonstrated his iron grip on the kingdom in 2017 by locking up hundreds of royal relatives and wealthy Saudi businessmen in a Ritz-Carlton hotel.
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Xi has consolidated power swiftly since assuming the party leadership in 2012, locking up rivals for corruption, restructuring the military and asserting China's rising might on the world stage.
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I was living in Miami working criminal cases, locking up the bad guys and working executive protection for President Reagan, Bush and Nixon and numerous foreign heads of state.
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It's a positive development that may yet prove to be merely cosmetic, particularly if the state continues to dedicate its resources to cracking down and locking up Native communities.
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That is depravity, and I don't know what we're doing about that at a system level, but we sure are locking up people for marijuana at a record level.
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As a result, cracking down on buprenorphine prescribers during a fentanyl epidemic is like locking up AIDS doctors during an HIV outbreak: It simply means more people will die.
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Critics have said that requiring people charged with crimes to pay cash to avoid incarceration while awaiting trial is tantamount to locking up innocent people because they are poor.
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The Buffalo Sabres signed forward Jeff Skinner to an eight-year, $5793 million extension on Friday evening, locking up the pending free agent before he could hit the market.
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Screenshot: YouTube/GloZell GreenA rash of reports from overly credulous news outlets would have you believe that retailers are locking up their detergent in response to the "Tide pod" meme.
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During her long years in political opposition, most of which she spent under house arrest, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi campaigned against the military government's penchant for locking up dissidents.
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Parenti said the driving force behind starting the program was realizing how much money is wasted on locking up criminals who eventually get released and end up returning to prison.
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If you use a padlock on a regular basis — at the gym or locking up your bike — then you'll know the annoyance of misplacing your key or forgetting your combination.
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But the DOL's exemption would let state and municipal governments bar workers from transferring their money to other savings vehicles — and California may do just that, locking up workers' funds.
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During the debate, Gabbard said she was "deeply concerned" about Harris's record as a prosecutor, accusing her of locking up scores of of racial minorities for low-level drug offenses.
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Opioids are a serious problem in many communities, but treatment and prevention are more effective than repeating the mistakes of the past and locking up more drug offenders for decades.
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The most cautious reform to the drug war puts more emphasis on rehabilitation instead of locking up drug users in prison, but it does this without decriminalizing or legalizing drugs.
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The main target of his criticism was the young and powerful Prince Mohammed, the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia, who was modernizing the country but also locking up opponents.
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Mr. Erdogan, who has been widely criticized for locking up more than 100,000 people since an attempted coup two years ago, has gained badly needed international stature from the case.
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The media giant spent over $7 billion in 2014 to extend an already hefty $4 billion deal inked in 2011, locking up the rights to air the Games through 2032.
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Then, hedge funds allow redemptions only a few times a year, and only after notification several months in advance, possibly locking up your money for six months at a time.
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President Xi Jinping has amassed power since taking office five years ago, tightening party control over all aspects of life and locking up rights activists and dissidents on subversion charges.
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He organised his troops like a mafia but did little fighting himself, spending much of his time running a protection racket near Aleppo and locking up anyone who questioned him.
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China has come under international opprobrium for locking up a million or more Muslims in the western region of Xinjiang as part of what it calls a de-radicalisation program.
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Since locking up the primary delegates, the campaign has been trying to attract big donors, an effort many have speculated has proven more difficult for the rogue presumptive Republican nominee.
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I closed the store most weeknights and triumphantly filled at least one takeaway bag full of food marked for discard, and which I'd bring back to my family, before locking up.
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With Samsung and Google dominating the conversation on Android and Oculus and HTC locking up the high end, that leaves the iPhone as the last major frontier for VR to conquer.
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For -Archivist, who has worked on archiving everything from Apple-related videos on YouTube to all of Instagram, the notion of an institution locking up data disgusts him personally, he said.
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Because even if the dominate partner isn't looking to humiliate their submissive by having them question gender roles, locking up someone's genitals gives the dom the key to their pleasure — literally.
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Now, both Democrats and Republicans are set to vote on Tuesday, and the results could take Trump one step closer to locking up the nomination—which means there's more in store.
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I was drawn to the prosecutor's office thinking I could use my legal training to help my community by getting justice for victims and locking up those that preyed on them.
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Francisco Flores, El Salvador's president in the early 2000s, responded with a "mano dura" (iron fist), locking up thousands of gangsters, separately by gang, which increased the prison population by half.
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Instead it seems like AT&T and Verizon have decided that true competition in delivering service is too hard, and the better way to capture customers is by locking up content.
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Romney's entry into the fight is part of a concerted effort by the celebrity tycoon's opponents to slow his momentum and prevent him from locking up the nomination in two weeks.
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That's because TV manufactures and titans like Comcast and Amazon are looking to borrow from the Roku playbook, while locking up market share — and maybe freezing Roku out in the process.
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Willem Mesdag's Red Mountain is locking up its investors' capital for longer after losses, essentially turning the activist hedge fund into more of a private equity-type vehicle, the sources said.
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But American Future Fund is part of a growing campaign against Trump from the Republican donor class, which is frantically trying to stop the billionaire from locking up the party's nomination.
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Indefinitely locking up prisoners who pose no security risk once they have served their minimum term and who could contribute more outside is an inexcusable waste of money and human potential.
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And though Pettis seemed to lose the second round of this bout, he ultimately regained control of the fight in the third, locking up a beautiful guillotine choke for the win.
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From the 1970s through the 2000s, America began locking up a lot more people as part of the country's broader shift to tough-on-crime laws to deal with skyrocketing crime.
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"For decades, Cuba has stifled freedom of expression and assembly by locking up people for their beliefs and opposition to the government," said Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty International.
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Mr. Solih pledged this month to restore democratic freedoms if he clinched victory, including rolling back the anti-defamation act that Mr. Yameen introduced as a tool for locking up opponents.
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" It features a billboard alongside a freeway near downtown Los Angeles, where Ms. Lacey works, that associates her with mass incarceration, locking up young people and supporting a "racist death penalty.
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These types of attacks, which recently crippled the government of New Orleans, involve an individual or group locking up a system and demanding a ransom to give the user access again.
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These types of attacks, which recently crippled the government of New Orleans, involve an individual or group locking up a system and demanding a ransom to give the user access again.
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TOM GOODMAN PHILADELPHIA ♦ To the Editor: In regard to Khalil Gibran Muhammad's fine review of "Locking Up Our Own" and "A Colony in a Nation" (April 16), a brief addendum.
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But the judge, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, has also put a hold on immediately locking up Stone until after she rules on his bid for a new trial.
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"There's an awful lot of money involved in prosecuting, locking up, treating, and registering these folks," Phil Taylor, a former therapist for men convicted of sex offenses in Texas, told me.
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Not only would Colorado be spending money on incarceration at the expense of education, Colorado would be spending money on locking up teachers who are protesting this failed public policy approach.
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Bin Salman's hard-line approach to leadership has graduated from kidnapping a Prime Minister to locking up members of his own family to attempting to blow up his relationship with Canada.
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To understand the devastating effects of the mass incarceration of black men, look to James Forman Jr.'s "LOCKING UP OUR OWN: Crime and Punishment in Black America" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).
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Like Facebook's horrendous year of data privacy scandals, the Google walkouts, Harvey Weinstein's arrest, Trump locking up immigrant children while Melania wore that awful jacket, and climate disasters like the Woolsey Fire.
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The candidate who won would be the one who built grassroots support in Iowa and New Hampshire, ignited it in December, and rode a triumphant narrative into quickly locking up the nomination.
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Since Mr Xi took over in 2012 there have been no major outbreaks of nationalist unrest, partly thanks to his tightening of social and political controls (including locking up ever more dissidents).
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But China, which is already locking up its capital account, will almost certainly try to strip them on the way out, by holding up cash transfers or forcing fire-sales of assets.
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Yet the senator's efforts to defend Mr Trump—including over his policy of locking up immigrant children—has damaged his credibility with nonpartisans without obviously boosting his arguments for reform among Republicans.
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I know especially in grad school I would often just jack off to get it out of the way, so locking up makes everything a little more fun and out of reach.
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"Most suicides are preventable with appropriate resources and counseling and by creating more barriers to lethal forms of self-harm, for example by locking up firearms and keeping them unloaded," he said.
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" Her rival, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, said, "I oppose the painful and inhumane business of locking up and deporting families who have fled horrendous violence in Central America and other countries.
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Many opposed locking up families under previous administrations and continue to do so now, instead supporting effective, less costly alternatives that protect the rights of children and have high rates of success.
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Police chiefs from across the geographic and political spectrum voiced apprehension at locking up migrant families at a time when U.S. law enforcement is trying to gain the trust of immigrant communities.
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But in practice, prosecutors try to appease the electorate by looking "tough on crime" — and that means imposing harsh prison sentences, as well as locking up as many "bad guys" as possible.
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Egypt's judiciary has faced criticism from rights groups in the past two years after judges issued mass death sentences against Muslim Brotherhood supporters, locking up youth activists and sentencing writers and journalists.
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Such moral qualms didn't prevent him from joining the board in the first place, despite the fact the crown prince at the time had been locking up critics and dissidents for months.
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"I oppose the painful and inhumane business of locking up and deporting families who have fled horrendous violence in Central America and other countries," Sanders said in a statement from his campaign.
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As a commando in a Lebanese militia, he had handled grenades, and remembered the strict protocols he complied with, locking up the weapons for safe keeping the minute he returned to camp.
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But Trump has yet to heed such advice, frequently careening from one topic to another, including building a southern border wall, draining the swamp and locking up his 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton.
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But Detectives Rodriguez and Troppmann did not see a case to be made, or much point in locking up clearly drug-addicted men who later admitted they were struggling with heroin addiction.
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Senate Republicans are frustrated by the lack of any evidence that Trump is making an effort to discipline himself and ease off his penchant for gratuitous insults since locking up the nomination.
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"Donald Trump is a real tough guy when it comes to locking up a scared 5-year-old boy trying to find his mother," said Zac Petkanas, Democratic National Committee senior adviser.
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Yet despite the provocation, it is essential that neither candidate succumb to the temptation of pledging or imposing the sorts of draconian measures suggested by some commentators, such as locking up Muslims.
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President Xi Jinping has waged war on deep-rooted corruption since assuming office more than five years ago, locking up dozens of senior officials, including the fearsome domestic security chief, Zhou Yongkang.
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Earlier this year in Milwaukee, a burglar was called polite for removing his shoes, locking up, and closing the garage door, after stealing a car and thousands of dollars worth of electronics.
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James Forman Jr., author of the Pulitzer Prize–winning Locking Up Our Own, summarized the criticisms of Harris — and the program — in a few tweets: The whole of Harris's speech is here.
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Romney acknowledged he had campaigned alongside Republican presidential candidate John Kasich, but said supporting Cruz was the GOP's best chance to prevent Trump from locking up the nomination with the required 1,237 delegates.
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The bill could target the moral hazard problem created by the county-prosecutor/state-prison mismatch — say, by providing money to counties, in return for their taking more responsibility for locking up people.
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Since the WannaCry ransomware ripped through the internet late last week, infecting hundreds of thousands of machines and locking up critical systems from health care to transportation, cryptographers have searched for a cure.
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However, Atlanta won four in a row with a starting lineup that included Tim Hardaway Jr. and Prince before resting several regulars in the regular-season finale after locking up the fifth seed.
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The plaintiffs said News Corp's News America Marketing division had dominated this market since 2004 by locking up exclusive long-term contracts with retailers, and by 2009 commanded a 90.5 percent market share.
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Clinton can put away Mr. Trump, she could come close to locking up the presidency, but if he pulls off an upset, the dynamics of the race will likely shift in his direction.
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This week, Trump suddenly became really, really interested in locking up former presidential opponent Hillary Clinton, who's already been cleared by the FBI — twice — in the wake of her private email server scandal.
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But, Bron's reportedly having trouble locking up top-tier NBA talent for the roles ... and now, he'll have to move forward without the Greek Freak, one of the best players in the league.
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For the past 303 months, police in Gloucester, Massachusetts, have taken a novel approach to America's opioid epidemic: Rather than arresting and locking up heroin addicts, the cops are helping them get treatment.
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America spends $303 billion a year locking up 2.2m people, reflecting an incarceration rate that has climbed remorselessly to more than four times the world average, even as violent crime rates fell sharply.
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Among Mr. Trump's advisers, Mr. Pence is seen as the lowest-risk option: a stolid if unspectacular choice, helpful for locking up conservative votes and perhaps boosting Mr. Trump's appeal across the Midwest.
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Though she was threatened by a Cooper armbar for a moment, she ultimately sealed the deal with a submission of her own, locking up a D'Arce choke at 3:23 of round one.
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The American came into his own in the second where he chained a number of submission attempts together, using a kimura lock to sweep from guard before locking up an evaded heel hook.
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It's easy to look back with scorn at the "tough on crime" policies that fed mass incarceration: How could politicians really think that locking up millions of Americans would be a good idea?
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The crackdown includes installing spyware on Uighurs' phones, forbidding them from communicating with people outside the region, and locking up at least 1 million people in detention camps and jails across the region.
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Locking up those boys for a gang rape that had not happened but that most of society believed in was the same as planting a bomb in their lives that never stopped exploding.
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If inflation is occurring and interest rates are rising, then there should be little logic found in "locking up" your hard-earned savings at suspected lower rates than what will soon be available.
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The Knicks deserve credit for not locking up future cap space in their moves this summer, but there was an opportunity cost to the Knicks moving so quickly on their free-agent signings.
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César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, an associate professor of law at the University of Denver who wrote "Migrating to Prison: America's Obsession With Locking Up Immigrants," said it's unclear whether ICE's actions constitute entrapment.
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Under the 36-year leadership of President Paul Biya, the nation has been accused of numerous human rights abuses, including killing unarmed protesters, torturing detainees, shutting off the internet and locking up journalists.
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China cheats by preying on weak counties, locking up their natural resources with "debt traps" in an obvious effort to gain a global stranglehold on key resources like bauxite, copper, nickel, and rare earths.
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WannaCry swept Europe and Asia quickly yesterday, locking up critical systems like the UK's National Health Service, a large telecom in Spain, and other businesses and institutions around the world, all in record time.
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Luckily, the former title challenger was able to score a big submission win in Canada, locking up a third-round rear-naked choke and very possibly dodging a UFC release as he did so.
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He would end the system of requiring cash bail for defendants to avoid jail before they are convicted, a system he believes leads to locking up the poor at greater rates than the wealthy.
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Some sneakers weren't shipped with the latest version of the software, and if they don't receive the update in time, the pairing process with the latest Android app can lead to them locking up.
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That's what Dutch puzzle designer Oskar van Deventer has managed to create with this complex web of 19 magic gears that are all somehow able to rotate against each other without completely locking up.
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Videos this week showed boiling water freezing as it was tossed in the air in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and transit workers in Chicago setting fire to train tracks to keep them from locking up.
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Hilal's fund, Mantle Ridge LP, has raised more than $1 billion for a single investment, according to a person familiar with the matter, with investors committed to locking up their money for five years.
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The opposition has accused the government of locking up most of its leaders who could challenge Yameen's bid for a second five-year term, thus disqualifying them from contesting, but the government denies this.
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The malware includes an encryption package that automatically downloads itself to infected computers, locking up nearly all of the machines' files and demanding payment of $300 to $600 for a key to unlock them.
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Hillary Clinton came much closer to locking up the Democratic nomination on Tuesday night with big wins in Florida, North Carolina and Ohio, expanding her delegate lead to a potentially insurmountable margin for Sen.
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Ransomware, as this latest wrinkle in malicious software, or malware, is known, stealthily infects a desktop or laptop computer, sometimes locking up the machine, but more often encrypting data and files, rendering them unusable.
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The idea behind these reforms is to find a better balance between locking up more people for drug trafficking while moving genuinely problematic drug users to rehabilitation and treatment services that could help them.
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Asked whether the Republican primary race could stretch on all the way until the convention in Cleveland this summer, Trump reassured debate viewers that he would have no problems locking up the nomination beforehand.
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Clinton and her allies used their ties to Arizona to their advantage this cycle, with Bill Clinton stumping for his wife before the primary and her campaign locking up support and endorsements from lawmakers.
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Xi has overseen a sweeping crackdown on civil society, locking up rights lawyers and dissidents and tightening internet controls as he has sought to revitalise the Communist Party and its place in contemporary China.
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I applaud Apple for making the choice to go for more humanely sourced cobalt, even if it may be for optics, and the truth is more about locking up vital supplies for the future.
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In addition to paying for the privilege of locking up wherever they want, "non-members will pay $0.20 per minute to help cover the additional costs of batteries and charging," the Medium post continues.
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WARRIORS 28, WIZARDS 115 Stephen Curry hit nine 3-pointers and scored 42 points, and Golden State moved closer to locking up the Western Conference's top playoff seed by trouncing Washington in Oakland, Calif.
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They rely on an old and discredited notion that locking up more people for longer periods of time — including before they have been convicted of any crime — is the solution to broader social problems.
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In his criminal justice plan, he backed supervised consumption sites and needle exchanges, and emphasized the need to move away from locking up people with drug addiction and instead giving them access to treatment.
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen responded by deploying medics to examine children who have just entered the US, though that is not a remedy for locking up kids in immigrant detention facilities.
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Trump participated in debates throughout the Republican presidential primary schedule, emerging largely unscathed in the polls after fighting off more than a dozen GOP presidential primary opponents, and locking up the party's nomination by May.
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Videos this week showed boiling water freezing as it was tossed in the air in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and transit workers in Chicago, Illinois, setting fire to train tracks to keep them from locking up.
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With a few strokes of the keyboard, a USB stick and a little social engineering, the anarchists infected the corporate giant's banking division with ransomware, locking up thousands of files and closing it for business.
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The Europeans were averting their gaze as Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, was locking up journalists, harassing the opposition and prosecuting a bloody war against unruly Kurds—in an official EU candidate country, no less.
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Specifically, the researchers found that if 20% of households that keep at least one gun unlocked started locking up all their guns within a year, between 72 and 135 youth firearm fatalities could be prevented.
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Sarkozy's campaign pledges include locking up all those signaled by intelligence services as posing a possible threat, suspending the right of migrants to have their families join them and scrapping medical aid for illegal immigrants.
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Some 500 people showed up at a local church to write letters in support of Jamal, and Leuschen said some were Trump supporters who were aghast that the immigration crackdown meant locking up their friend.
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Mr. Trump's business was pursuing a proposed Trump Tower in Moscow until June 2016, while Mr. Trump was locking up the Republican nomination and long after Mr. Cohen had previously said the project was dropped.
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On the campaign trail last year, Mr. Solih pledged to restore democratic freedoms if he won, including rolling back an anti-defamation law that Mr. Yameen had introduced as a tool for locking up opponents.
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His hope, aides say, is that by raising money early — mostly in the form of small contributions — and locking up key endorsements, he can ward off any potential Democratic challenger from jumping into the race.
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Locking up his own family members in a corruption shakedown at a five-star hotel isn't democracy as we know it, but most of them were able to walk away, tribal dignity and honor intact.
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"When they raided the temple three years ago, they did not say anything about infection, so this is just a blame game," he said, accusing the authorities of locking up the animals in small cages.
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The crackdown, which included cutting the Internet, locking up opponents and using helicopter gunships to fire on civilians, and a lack of any political solution is fast transforming a protest movement into an armed rebellion.
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Even if President Donald Trump never ends up locking up Hillary Clinton on Guantanamo Bay, QAnon supporters are free to claim it was all part of the plan, thus Q merch still retains its meaning.
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From refusing the LGBTQ community the right to marry, to the practice of locking up refugees who arrive by boat in offshore detention centres — this could be the one Aussie Christmas carol that's not totally pointless.
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Marijuana is far less dangerous than alcohol and there is a great hypocrisy in permitting legal sales of the older generation's vice, alcohol, while locking up younger Americans who partake of the far less dangerous marijuana.
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These included having students enter schools at different times (so there'd be fewer crowds to shoot at), parents doing a better job locking up their guns, and, most remarkably, limiting the number of doorways into schools.
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After Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, then a general, now president, ousted Mr Morsi in 2013, the authorities also began locking up liberal activists—many of them the very people who had helped push Mr Mubarak out.
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Instead of indefinitely locking up men like Greenfield and Whittud, advocates like Heather Ellis Cucolo believe states should use their money to provide assistance for victims and develop prevention and outreach programs in schools and communities.
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The Jazz will try to make it three in a row and move one step closer to locking up homecourt advantage in the first round of the playoffs when they host the Washington Wizards on Friday.
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If blowing a 6-0 sixth-inning lead to Toronto last Tuesday would have been unthinkable with Miller, Chapman and Dellin Betances available, locking up a victory on Monday would have been eminently easier with them.
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Over the course of the bout, the Brazilian fighter was able to control his Mexican opponent on the mat, where he softened him up with short elbows before locking up an D'Arce choke in the second.
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Two years later, in Jacksonville, N.C., a D.R.E. made by UniLect lost more than 4,500 ballots when its memory became full and stopped recording; it continued to let voters cast ballots, however, instead of locking up.
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Unlike most would-be top prosecutors, who run on promises of locking up the bad guys, Mr. Krasner campaigned against mass incarceration and what he described as the "failed culture" of the Philadelphia district attorney's office.
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Marion Barry, Washington's future mayor, claimed the mantle of drug warrior (before he fell victim to his own addiction), and the stark and visible pattern of African-Americans increasingly locking up their own was replicated elsewhere.
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Recent attacks on American cities in the last year exposed security holes that could be exploited by those looking to disrupt voting by locking up a voter rolls or simply killing power at critical polling centers.
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Fortunately, states have been moving in the other direction, as budget-conscious lawmakers saw what Mr. Sessions has not — that locking up more people for longer periods is hugely expensive with no real public-safety payoff.
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The attacks, officials say, revealed gaping security holes that could be exploited by those looking to disrupt voting by locking up and ransoming voter rolls or simply cutting power at critical polling centers on Election Day.
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Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, funded huge social welfare programs and price-control policies in an effort to steer the country toward socialism, locking up political opponents and stamping out the opposition in the process.
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"Locking up people who don't pose a threat to public safety is a waste of taxpayer money, a waste of resources and doesn't deter crime," said Steve Hawkins, president of the bipartisan Coalition for Public Safety.
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Many books about the woes of the United States criminal justice system — from Michelle Alexander's influential "The New Jim Crow" to James Forman's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Locking Up Our Own" — use data to argue for change.
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Several states have tried to find alternatives to incarceration for non-violent criminals, partly to save money and partly because they have concluded that locking up too many people for too long does little for public safety.
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It's an uncomfortable read, not least because it suggests America will have to make some very tough choices if it wants to seriously cut the incarceration rate: Are we really okay with locking up fewer violent offenders?
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Yet it's hardly uncommon for those same coaches to jump ship for better jobs shortly after locking up recruiting classes—leaving those same young men and women feeling like they've been hit with a bait-and-switch.
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This quote is entirely fabricated to try to distract from the fact that they chose to transfer millions away from FEMA, during hurricane season, so they could spend more money locking up immigrant men, women, and children.
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It took the global business community confronting bin Salman at Davos early the following year for the message to hit home that locking up prominent businessmen is not the way most high-profile investors choose to work.
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Locking up non-violent offenders for long sentences does little to reduce crime; it actually increases the chances that these individuals will not be able to successfully return to society, find jobs and turn away from crime.
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BEDFORD, N.H. — Jeb Bush's campaign is teetering on the edge of relevancy, but on Saturday he turned up the heat on his Republican rivals as he focuses on locking up votes ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
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" She added, "It is a marker of the kind of society we are whether we see these women as monsters who need locking up, or as individuals in desperate circumstances in need of some compassion and support.
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Prince Mohammed has overturned conventions across the Middle East in recent years, beginning a military intervention in Yemen, locking up fellow princes and businessmen on charges of corruption and trying to force Lebanon's prime minister to resign.
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Mr. Yameen was accused of rigging the presidential election last year by forcing employees of state-owned companies to vote for his party, stacking the election commission with loyalists, locking up opposition leaders and canceling voter registrations.
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On that day, it was adorned with large, bright purple posters for the new "She's Gotta Have It." As he was locking up, three young black women approached him, took photos and thanked him for his work.
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Because of its size and influence, a victory in Los Angeles would be a milestone for those committed to the idea that punishment does not equal justice and locking up more people does not make communities safer.
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Yet instead of combatting illegal practices by foreign fleets, this Administration is teaming up with environmental groups on a crusade to kill American jobs by locking up traditional fishing grounds from the Atlantic to the West Pacific.
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Since Xi took power in late 2012, he has overseen a sweeping crackdown on dissent at home, locking up political rivals in the name of fighting corruption and tightening Communist Party control at every level of society.
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Since he took office, President Trump has made it a cornerstone of his administration to halt the flow of undocumented migrants, expanding security fencing, slowing processing at ports of entry and locking up record numbers of migrants.
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"I understood and was willing to consent to the initial request of locking up any phones or cameras brought to the event, but I think this a bit ridiculous and over the top," Young wrote on Facebook.
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The mandatory sentencing craze began in the 1970s with New York's Rockefeller drug laws, which were based on the mistaken premise that locking up people for as long as possible would dissuade them from committing further crimes.
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Magic Johnson tells TMZ Sports he's "very happy" with the L.A. Lakers locking up the #2 pick in the NBA Draft at Tuesday night's draft lottery ... but he's making it clear Lonzo Ball is NOT a lock.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared to dismiss the possibility of locking up members of the Trump administration with a wisecrack on Wednesday morning, joking that the Capitol building lacks enough prison space for the entire Trump cabinet.
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The degree to which Snap is locking up control of the company with its founders is seen as unprecedented, even among tech companies like Alphabet's Google, Facebook and Twitter, which also structured voting power to favor the founders.
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The Shorebirds offense and pitching was on fire all night, as they captured Game 1 by a score of 8-1 before locking up Game 0003 with a 6-0 victory behind Cristian Alvarado's complete game one-hitter.
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Instead, the opposite is more likely to happen—Clinton effectively locking up the Democratic nomination will push the election into its most contentious phase, where the legitimacy of her victories and her candidacy itself becomes a focal point.
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Washington's only major move over the summer was locking up small forward Otto Porter Jr. with a contract extension, and the team is counting on growth from around its roster to help challenge for an Eastern Conference title.
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That said, after Gurley's disappearance in the postseason last year following a mysterious knee injury, the Cowboys might be concerned about locking up so much money at a position where players have such a difficult time staying healthy.
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It ended in tears as conservatives used the judiciary and the Guardian Council to shut down the free space Khatami had opened, closing newspapers, locking up reformists, vetoing reform bills and denying his supporters access to state media.
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I never really thought about the steering wheel straight-up falling off—the wheel locking up seems much more plausible—but Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s steering wheel actually did just straight-up fall off while he was driving.
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Facing the highest incarceration rates in the world, and the costs that locking up so many people entail (from financial to social), America has tried to reel back policies that perpetuated mass incarceration and the war on drugs.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg having bowed out ahead of Super Tuesday, Bloomberg was the lone remaining candidate standing between Biden and locking up the centrist lane of the Democratic Party.
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By locking up Homer Bailey with a six-year, $105 million contract in February 2014, the Cincinnati Reds secured a former first-round pick who was 27, had thrown two no-hitters and had twice exceeded 200 innings.
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Less than 300 payments worth around $83,000 had been paid into WannaCry blackmail accounts by Thursday (1800 GMT), six days after the attack began and one day before the ransomware threatens to start locking up victim computers forever.
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But Trump had his moments, saying that a visiting Arab dictator accused of arresting and torturing opponents was doing a "great job" and blaming former President Barack Obama for locking up kids in cages at the southern border.
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The 64-year-old Xi has consolidated power swiftly since assuming the party leadership in 2012, locking up rivals for corruption, tightening controls on civil society, revamping the military and asserting China's rising might on the global stage.
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Cruz and Fiorina have been sharp critics of Trump in recent weeks, as the Texas senator tries to prevent the Republican presidential front-runner from locking up enough delegates to win the nomination before the GOP convention this summer.
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The show's title refers to a Ghanaian custom of locking up a relative's clothing for a year after he or she dies, and the works on view — brightly hued textiles — were made after the death of the artist's mother.
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A widespread ransomware attack hit multiple countries across the globe on Friday, locking up computers and ransoming access in exchange for large Bitcoin payments, and also hit the UK's National Health Service, affecting computers at hospitals and doctors' offices.
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Once supported, now criticized The bill, formally known as the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, is now roundly criticized by nearly all Democrats and some Republicans and blamed for locking up a generation of non-violent offenders.
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While speculative investors may not mind the lag, local buyers intending to live in a development generally prefer to wait until it is closer to completion and the move-in date rather than locking up their money for years.
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There is growing support, in the case of some drugs, to abandon a policy that revolved around locking up citizens and unintentionally fostering illegal drug markets, toward a set of regulatory and medical policies that can contain the problem.
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WannaCry, developed in part with hacking techniques that were either stolen or leaked from the U.S. National Security Agency, has infected more than 300,000 computers since Friday, locking up their data and demanding a ransom payment to release it.
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Many people, from liberals to small-government conservatives, think that locking up people for nonviolent pot offenses is morally wrong and insanely expensive—that sentiment is partially why more than two dozen states have legalized at least medical marijuana.
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" Here's the backstory -- Barnes went to Twitter on Thursday to talk about the Warriors and Clippers game, saying "Hopefully y'all will stop w this PatBev locking up or shutting down KD.. Only person that can stop KD is Westbrook.
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Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, funded huge and ultimately unsustainable social welfare programs and price-control policies in an effort to steer the country toward socialism, locking up political opponents and stamping out the opposition in the process.
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Bernie Sanders potentially locking up the nomination on Super Tuesday has this week coalesced around former Vice President Joe Biden, with voters across the country picking him as the centrist option and rivals rushing to out of the way.
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Even before the elections on Sunday, Mr. Yameen had been accused of rigging them, forcing employees of state-owned companies to vote for his party, stacking the election commission with loyalists, locking up opposition leaders and canceling voter registrations.
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The migrant detention facilities have emerged as a chief source of Democratic outrage on Capitol Hill, with many accusing the administration of locking up migrants in "inhumane" conditions as part of the White House's hard-line stance on immigration.
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"To put a police officer who has spent his entire career locking up bad guys in with these bad guys — it doesn't take a genius to know that that's obviously going to get him in trouble," Ms. Wendt said.
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But at that point, the results were largely superfluous: With her decisive wins in New Jersey and New Mexico, Clinton had effectively won the Democratic nomination, locking up the majority of the 4,051 pledged delegates at stake in the race.
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Next month, the UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) will endorse a resolution that many hoped would encourage countries to stop locking up and marginalizing drug users, and instead embrace harm reduction, alternatives to incarceration, and even decriminalization.
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Trump dominated Arizona's March 22 contest, defeating Cruz by 22 points -- a margin of more than 117,000 votes -- and locking up the winner-take-all state's 58 delegates for at least one round of voting at the convention in Cleveland.
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Sanders: Clinton 'condescending' to young voters Clinton is much further along than Trump and Sanders in the process of locking up delegate support — especially among Democratic superdelegates — many of whom have decades of stored up loyalty and connections with her family.
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In a very divided Congress, and a very divided politics in America, actually the one area where there is some common ground is conservatives understand that it's insane to be spending $1.4 billion a year locking up 229 million people.
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In a very divided Congress, and a very divided politics in America, actually the one area where there is some common ground is conservatives understand that it's insane to be spending $2000 billion a year locking up 258 million people.
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Debauching the currency, poisoning relations with Europe and America, locking up tens of thousands of innocent people, muzzling the press, reigniting a civil war and fiddling with the constitution to gain the powers of a sultan surely ought to be enough.
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Tagging can also be used as an alternative to locking up convicts—a "prison without walls", to quote Mark Kleiman of New York University, who estimates that as many as half of America's prisoners could usefully be released and tagged.
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Tide has also since added child-proof safety features to the pods' packaging, in addition to issuing extensive warnings about locking up the pods if you share a house with or are caring for a person who has Alzheimer's disease.
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This has created a negative loop whereby low borrowing costs allow loss-making "zombie" firms to survive, locking up capital that could be used by more competitive ones, curbing productivity growth and perpetuating the need for low interest rates, analysts say.
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Since locking up the nomination last week, Mr. Trump has made clear he intends to run a populist campaign against Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, indicating he is open to higher taxes and an increase in the minimum wage.
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But thanks to the 18-year-old's 15-plus-point lead after Friday's short program, Chen commanded the top spot with a total score of 275.88, locking up a place in his second straight Grand Prix Final in Japan next month.
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The closest thing in his racial justice platform is vague promises to stop locking up nonviolent offenders — but, again, those make up a minority of prison inmates at the state level, where more than 86 percent of US prisoners are housed.
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The prince has already endured his share of criticism in the West for leading a devastating war in Yemen, temporarily detaining the prime minister of Lebanon, and locking up hundreds of businessmen in a luxury hotel on suspicion of corruption.
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In addition to the messaging challenge of ousting a two-term governor for a political insider, Mr. Cuomo has proved adept at locking up campaign cash from institutional Albany, the same donors those challengers would likely have to rely upon.
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But in New York, this resulted in locking up alarming numbers of young black and Latino men, quarantining many on Rikers Island — and while crime eventually decreased, it did so across the country, even in cities that used different approaches.
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And Bloomberg helped put an end to the practice of locking up juveniles in state facilities, using the Close to Home program to move them, well, closer to home in New York City, if they were locked up at all.
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"We know we have to address rising white nationalist violence -- against Jews, Muslims, Black people and all people of color -- while not relying on the very forces detaining and locking up and killing our friends, family & neighbors," the group tweeted.
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Letitia James, the New York City public advocate, has emerged as the favorite to win the Democratic Party's backing this week for attorney general, locking up the support of major labor unions and New York's highest-ranking congressman, Joseph Crowley.
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Despite the passionate fans shouting in support of Santos, who was the second biggest favorite on the card next to Cris Cyborg, Spicely shot in for a takedown from the first bell and came close to locking up and omoplata.
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READ: Rohingya militants massacred Hindu villagers, sparing only those who converted to Islam "The authorities have turned to tactics long-favored by past military juntas — locking up and prosecuting those exposing the truth," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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Over the years UMNO has resorted to every conceivable trick to remain in power: stirring communal tensions among Malaysia's ethnic groups, locking up critics, rigging the electoral system in its favour, bribing voters with populist handouts and threatening chaos if it lost.
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Xi has overseen a broad crackdown on civil society since he assumed office almost five years ago, locking up rights lawyers and dissidents who the government has accused of breaking the law and in some cases of seeking to subvert party rule.
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Related: How Private Prisons Are Profiting From Locking Up US Immigrants The astronomical call rates were first brought to the public's attention a decade ago by Martha Wright-Reed, a woman from Washington, DC, whose grandson went to prison for manslaughter in 1994.
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Related: How Private Prisons Are Profiting From Locking Up US Immigrants Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) may be motivated to keep immigrants locked up due to the "detention-bed mandate," a congressional mandate to keep 230,2000 immigrants detained at any given time.
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That led to island-wide protests against the Nationalists, who two years later took refuge on Taiwan after losing a civil war to the Communists and imposed martial law on Taiwan until 1987, ruling with an iron fist and locking up dissidents.
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In the following excerpt from Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America, out April 18 from FSG, Yale law professor and former public defender James Forman, Jr. puts a human face on the harsh realities of the drug war.
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In this regard (and at the risk of being accused of interfering in Saudi Affairs), an argument could be made that the best way to do this is to empower and mobilize the very women that he has been locking up of late.
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Locking up hundreds of Saudi's business elite, along with a fair few of his own relatives, including other Saudi princes -- albeit in a fancy hotel -- several months ago and accusing them of corruption didn't do him any favors when he hit the boardrooms.
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Legalization is a public health issue—locking up people for nonviolent drug offenses is unconscionable, and there is lots of evidence that the pain-relief properties of marijuana can reduce the deadly reliance on opioids, the deadliest drug epidemic in US history.
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In response to Rosenfeld's research, some policymakers may be tempted to respond with a "tough on crime" crackdown — one that emphasizes locking up drug users and traffickers for exorbitant periods of time — like the one America deployed during the crack cocaine epidemic.
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What is clear as he embarks down this mysterious road, however, is that he has plenty of riveting options in many of the worlds top organizations–all of whom will surely be opening their check books in hopes of locking up his services.
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During the great wave of incarceration—generally thought to have begun around 1980, and cresting about three decades later—state prisons added something like a million inmates, with about "half that growth coming from locking up more people convicted of violence," Pfaff calculates.
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Police, for example, are more likely to be deployed in minority neighborhoods (in part because they have higher crime rates) and resort to dragnet tactics like "stop and frisk" that focus on stopping, interrogating, and locking up as many people as possible.
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Bottas had started on pole position as championship leader but made a slow getaway and lost out in a three-abreast rush to the first corner, with Hamilton on the inside and Vettel trying his chances on the outside before locking up and running wide.
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In exchange for the risks they take and for locking up their money for long periods, angels seek hefty returns, which is why they tend to look for the next Google or Uber, for instance, and steer clear of small businesses with limited upside potential.
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But it also an example of two worrying trends: locking up data which should be open, and the notion that the claim "it's for security reasons," no matter how ludicrous those reasons may be, is an unchallengeable magic spell which trumps any other consideration.
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Our reporting included interviews with nearly 300 patients, employees, and executives, including scores of employees who said UHS facilities tried to keep beds filled even at the expense of the safety of their staff or the rights of the patients they were locking up.
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Alas, even that is ascribing too much coherence to the worldview outlined by Mr Trump at the UN. Where it suited him, he sounded like a traditional Republican president, as when he scolded the Iranians for locking up political opponents or censoring the internet.
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"Even a relatively modest increase" in locking up firearms could result in "substantial reductions in firearm suicide and unintentional fatalities among U.S. youth," Michael C. Monuteaux, lead author of the study and an assistant professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, wrote in an email.
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From there, she was able to soundly out-grapple her Scottish foe, eventually locking up an inescapable guillotine choke for an awesome, first-round W. With the win, Andrade moves to 2-0 as a strawweight and assumes an overall record of 133-5.
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Now, in a bid to persuade investors to stay, some managers are sweetening the deal by lowering fees in return for locking up investor money for a longer period of time and setting certain performance targets that if exceeded, investors would pay a fee.
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Even if locking up guns could have prevented all three of the mass shootings since 2000 that were committed by juveniles, that these killers couldn't have obtained weapons in other ways, there would have been 85033 fewer deaths and 16 fewer people who were wounded.
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Gabbard accused Harris of locking up scores of racial minorities for low-level drug offenses, accused her of hiding evidence that would free an innocent man on death row and said she kept people imprisoned for longer sentences to use them as cheap prison labor.
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The right-wing desire to appease white fear by locking up black offenders, the desire that has built these penitentiaries and sent away for life women like Octavia Cartwright, is mirrored by the urge that the left feels to annihilate its own sanctioned offenders.
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Secretary Clinton, on the campaign trail, you are calling for an end to the era of mass incarceration, but a lot of folks in the black community blame the 1994 Crime Bill, a bill you supported for locking up a generation of black men.
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They were the first team to popularize severe defensive shifts and they took the idea of locking up young talent to an extreme in 2008, when they signed Evan Longoria to a six-year, $17.5 million contract after six games in the major leagues.
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Man on a mission Sakran is the founder of Docs Demand Action, a group of physicians from different specialties working to promote "common-sense" gun legislation, like universal background checks, cracking down on "bad apple" gun dealers and locking up weapons in homes with children.
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"Locking Up Our Own" is also very poignantly a book of the Obama era, when black authors like Alexander and Bryan Stevenson and Ta-Nehisi Coates initiated difficult conversations about racial justice and inequality, believing that their arguments might, for once, gain more meaningful traction.
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" She similarly called out an ex-colleague who had sent her inappropriate photographs; her twin sister, Angel, who may or may not have cheated with her husband; and the drugstore chain Duane Reade, which Nwodim called "black Walgreens" but dismissed for "locking up the lotion.
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I'd guess that the loudest sound ever heard in the interior is the tintinnabulation of an espresso cup set gently on the black marble tabletop, but I would like to imagine the saleswoman setting up a speaker and dancing to Donna Summer while locking up.
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Critics, including many Western politicians, say that campaign has come at the expense of a crackdown on civil rights and the locking up of perhaps 1 million Uighurs, a mostly Muslim ethnic minority, in China's at times violence-torn far western region of Xinjiang.
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In his 2017 book "Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America," the Yale Law School professor and former public defender James Forman Jr. chronicles not only the fact that black politicians in the 1970s embraced tough-on-crime policies but also why.
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The thinking is simple: While more incarceration may have been necessary to tamp down on crime at first, in the 1970s the US began locking up so many people for way too long — putting a lot of people in prison who weren't likely to reoffend.
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He has drawn strength from the trauma of the putsch, the fear of another attempt and an unprecedented wave of terror attacks, defanging the press, sacking or suspending more than 100,000 officials and locking up 40,000 others, including about a hundred journalists and dozen pro-Kurdish MPs.
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The candidates mostly focused on cracking down on pharmaceutical companies for their role in causing the opioid epidemic, with Harris and Castro calling for locking up pharmaceutical executives — a grabby way to talk about the issue, but one that sidesteps the other serious discussions we need.
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In an environment where central banks' quantitative easing has led to the suppression of bond yields and, by extension, diminished the return potential of many other asset classes, the opportunity cost of locking up funds in a medium-to-long term property play is substantially lower.
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Von Spakovsky said the enforcement could entail turning people away at the border, locking up and deporting anyone who is caught in the US illegally and moving to deport those that the government already knows are here illegally, including people who may have registered for deferred action.
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"Electing Emmanuel Macron, a junior, immature and troubled version of Francois Hollande, would mean locking up France definitively in the EU jail," Dupont-Aignan, the leader of a small nationalist, right-wing party who struck an alliance with Le Pen last week, told an FN rally.
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The United States' defeat capped a dramatic final day of qualifying on multiple continents, with France and Portugal locking up World Cup spots from Europe and three South American teams — Uruguay, Colombia and, with a monumental sigh of relief, Lionel Messi and Argentina — doing the same.
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To the Editor: Your article describes why New York's draconian policy of issuing arrest warrants for vulnerable children is a bad idea: Cuffing and locking up children who run away from foster care is cruel and pushes young people away from the care and services they need.
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The Democratic chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, Nita Lowey of New York, said that the administration was seeking billions of dollars to "double down on cruel and ill-conceived policies" and bail out ICE for locking up more migrant families than it could humanely accommodate.
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Now, those two views on criminal justice that were nurtured in the tumult of South Los Angeles — locking up criminals versus finding ways to keep people out of prison — are likely to be at the center of one of the most widely watched local elections next year.
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Sanders won't find a way to blame greedy corporations for his head-on collision with Warren, thus advancing Warren's goal of locking up the left, or maybe, maybe the Warren offensive simply solidifies Bernie's base for the long haul of a grinding slog to the convention.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Locking Up Workers, Legally" (editorial, May 16): You are right: Nearly a fifth of American workers who are subject to noncompete clauses should not be, but it is appropriate for some senior executives, brilliant inventors and other highly paid employees to be.
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While in cities like Washington, D.C., African- American citizens and officials were willing to imprison lawbreakers from the late 1970s onward, as the Yale Law School professor James Forman Jr. reports in "Locking Up Our Own," these decisions paralleled an expanding attitudinal class fissure in black society.
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Democratic lawmakers driving the newly emboldened Trump impeachment inquiry want answers from Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, about his team's role in trying to manage the Ukraine affair, including their involvement in locking up records of a phone call between Trump and the Ukrainian president.
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She promises to restore the rule of law, on which Mr Erdogan has trampled over the past year by locking up 60,000 civil servants, academics and soldiers, only a fraction of whom were directly involved in the coup, as well as over a hundred journalists and a dozen MPs.
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It is one of 11 child rape cases that Kenya's high court ordered be re-opened in 2013 after a rescue center sued the police for failing to investigate hundreds of cases brought to them - instead demanding bribes from and even locking up girls attempting to make reports.
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The retreat for national finance committee members comes at a time when Cruz's fundraising team is taking on more moneymen in order to wage a long, expensive national campaign, in order to prevent Republican front-runner Donald Trump from locking up the delegates needed to win the nomination.
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In fact, trying to access Twitter, Facebook and YouTube after any major political development is likely to end like this: Of course these types of bans usually go hand-in-hand with the deportation of journalists and locking up of those who criticise the current Turkish regime online.
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The provision calls the ban on U.S. entry to anyone involved in locking up Philippine senator Leila de Lima, a former justice minister and Duterte's top critic who was jailed in 2017 on drug charges after leading an investigation into thousands of deaths during the anti-narcotics campaign.
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How does it make any sense fiscally to be locking up someone who's ill — who committed a crime in the loosest sense of the word — to lock them up in a setting [where] they cannot conceivably make their illness better, and their illness ensures their coming back in here?
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Lorde smearing her lipstick across her face and writhing her way out of a white tent as she performs "Yellow Flicker Beat," snarling, "I got my fingers laced together and I made a little prison and I'm locking up everyone who ever laid a finger on me," is performing witch aesthetics.
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He condemned Mr Maduro for locking up opponents, impoverishing his people and stifling the free press—with no hint of a blush or recollection that in other parts of the world Mr Trump has praised other strongmen and autocrats, from Rodrigo Duterte in the Philippines to Vladimir Putin in Russia.
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In short, religiously locking up your guns, whether out of simple caution or because it's the law, and using an on-body carry method (so that a toddler doesn't pull a gun from your purse) would net you all of the advantages of a biometric lock, with none of the disadvantages.
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Since Trump issued his notorious immigration executive orders the week after his inauguration, which instructed enforcement agencies to, among other things, "ensure the detention of aliens apprehended for violations of immigration law," ICE has been operating with the tunnel-visioned approach of locking up as many people as it possibly can.
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I mean the fact that this is a country where there aren't enough homes,enough jobs, where one in six Angelenos are ex-servicemenand they're lying out on Skid Row—but all anyone ever talks about is watching for Russians, HUAC locking up half of Hollywood,the government building more bombs.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May may not be able to hold her Cabinet together, the United Kingdom may be headed for oblivion as a global power and we may be back once again to being contenderless at Wimbledon, but at least our government is not locking up children at the border.
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Part of the power of "Locking Up Our Own" is that it's about Washington — not the swamp of deceit merchants and influence-peddlers that Donald J. Trump promised to drain, but a majority-black city that hundreds of thousands call home, regardless of whose bum is in the Oval Office.
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That can feel harrowing in Turkey, which has a long tradition of not just locking up writers and journalists but of violence against them, wielded by vigilantes who seem to take their cues from officials who brand as traitors those writers who go beyond what the government deems acceptable language.
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"The risk in all of this is going back to the world like it was before we had Jennings when the government was routinely locking up asylum seekers, legal permanent residents — locking them up for years without letting them see a judge," he said of the 9th Circuit's 2015 decision.
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CLEVELAND — Republicans in Cleveland may be divided, but convention-goers can seemingly agree on one thing: locking up Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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In the case of a rights offering from renewable energy firm SunEdison, a U.S. Bankruptcy judge in Manhattan overruled objections from creditors CNH Partners LLC and AQR Capital Management LLC who said the solar power developer's proposed $300 million rights offering was aimed at locking up votes from creditors such as Centerbridge Partners.
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Read more:Maps show 500 suspected &aposre-education&apos camps and prisons where China is locking up and torturing its Muslim minorityFrom growing a beard to complaining about porn: Here are the flimsy excuses China uses to throw Uighur Muslims into prison campsThis man&aposs family vanished in China&aposs most oppressed region.
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Inside the kingdom, he would defang the clerics, open cinemas and concert venues, and shatter traditions, locking up other royals—including his own mother—and putting in place a technological authoritarianism that would put his spies in people's phones, manipulate social media, and lead to a gruesome murder that would shock the world.
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Despite orchestrating the kidnapping of the Lebanese prime minister, waging a brutal war in Yemen and locking up hundreds of prominent Saudis in a luxury hotel on accusations of corruption, the prince has won Western supporters, including the government of the United States, that have embraced his economic policies and limited social reforms.
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As Columbia, Princeton, Harvard, the State University System of New York — and over one hundred other colleges — announce they're clearing out campuses this week, in many cases, locking up dorms and dining halls as well as classrooms, in a measure to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, a different kind of plague is ignored.
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He was on tour for his 2017 Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Locking Up Our Own," which documents the history of mass incarceration and the inadvertent roles that black political leaders played, when a woman asked him why he didn't use the word "abolition" in his arguments, which, to her, sounded so abolitionist.
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Castro quoted him with the glee of a prosecutor locking up a case: " 'In Florida, there are a million Cubans with sufficient resources to revitalize the economic machinery of the island in a short period,' " if the U.S. allowed its citizens to invest in Cuba and the Cuban government legalized private property.
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Where the Dodgers have zagged by spending their millions on shoring up the back end of their roster with the best talent available to them, the Giants have held steady with very traditional spending patterns—locking up homegrown stars (Madison Bumgarner) and filling clearly defined gaps in the roster through careful and targeted needs assessment.
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"Prohibition and mass incarceration go hand and hand when you have a dollar on every person that comes into a prison system... and you have police that have a vested interest in locking up these same people again and again and again... that's when we get into people being traded as commodities," she said.
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Mr. Gascon was a beat cop in South Los Angeles in the 1980s and 1990s — he eventually rose to assistant chief of the department — a time of soaring crime rates, gang violence and the crack epidemic, and a time when Los Angeles and the nation were locking up more and more people, particularly black men.
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The first big problem is that cable companies spend tons of time and money locking up programming deals and making promises to networks, and they probably have a good argument when they say that it's pretty unfair to let other companies walk in and sit in between all that hard work / money and their customers.
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When police in Massachusetts stopped arresting drug users, treatment rates quadrupled When police in Massachusetts stopped arresting drug users, treatment rates quadrupled For the past 18 months, police in Gloucester, Massachusetts, have taken a novel approach to America's opioid epidemic: Rather than arresting and locking up heroin addicts, the cops are helping them get treatment.
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The clinician determined that Cruz "did not meet criteria for further (mental health) assessment," instead recommending that Cruz practice his coping skills and that his mother continue the intervention plan -- which included locking up sharp objects and alcohol and helping Cruz with his coping skills -- such as watching TV, fishing and playing with pets.
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Empirical research has consistently found that locking up people for very long periods of time does little to nothing to combat crime, and may actually lead to more crime as people spend more time in prison — missing big life opportunities for legitimate careers, and being incarcerated with others who have ties to the criminal world.
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While protesting what it calls Canada's violation of Meng's human rights, China's ruling Communist Party stands accused of mass incarcerations of its Muslim minority without due process, locking up those exercising their right to free speech and refusing to allow foreign citizens to leave the country in order to bring pressure on their relatives accused of financial crimes.
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Pot smoke wafted across the White House lawn on Saturday as activists, toting a 50-foot inflatable joint and a cage to highlight the absurdity of locking up marijuana users, called on President Obama to remove pot from the DEA's dangerous drug list, to decriminalize pot at the federal level and to release the country's remaining pot prisoners.
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PT: A Procter & Gamble spokesperson said locking up Tide Pods was the stores' choice: "Individual retailers decide how to shelve products, often making decisions on a store-by-store basis," the spokesperson said in an email, adding, "We do know that some Tide products have been in secure shelving in some retailers prior to the recent social media conversations."
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State and federal legislators were offering proposals that ranged from locking up the pregnant addicts so they couldn't get access to the drug to deeming the use of drugs during pregnancy as child abuse, to automatically removing the newborns from the care and custody of their mothers and charging the mothers with a drug-related crime.
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The country was founded on the brutal genocide and dispossession of its native population, relied on chattel slavery as a cornerstone of its economic development, fought a deadly civil war, had the outcome of that war challenged by a largely successful campaign of terrorist violence, and by the 1940s was locking up the Japanese-American population in internment camps.
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" Janson Wu, executive director of GLAD: "The US is still locking up undocumented LGBTQ immigrants, particularly trans women, in detention facilities in which they face conditions that are fundamentally unsafe for them, where they face disproportionate violence and sexual assault — to the point that the UN has called the detention of these individuals the equivalent of torture.
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Related: How Private Prisons Are Profiting From Locking Up US Immigrants In 2014, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program filed a federal lawsuit against the Alabama Department of Corrections for consistent failure to address the medical and mental health needs of its inmate population, as well as discrimination against prisoners with disabilities.
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In pushing the measure, the industry has offered contradictory arguments, sometimes suggesting that eliminating cash bail would mean more criminals on the streets, and other times adopting the argument of the liberal activists that the new law could, in fact, end up locking up more people in a manner that would be unfair to poor African-Americans.
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"Locking up people who don't pose a threat to public safety is a waste of taxpayer money, a waste of resources and doesn't deter crime," said Steve Hawkins, the president of the Coalition for Public Safety, a sentencing reform advocacy group whose partners are as diverse as the liberal Center for American Progress and the conservative FreedomWorks.
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Radhika JonesEditorial Director, Books LOCKING UP OUR OWN: Crime and Punishment in Black America, by James Forman Jr. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $27.) Forman's first book is a masterly account of how a generation of black elected officials wrestled with crises of violence and drug use by unleashing the brutal power of the criminal justice system on their constituents.
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Weaver has been dead exactly 60 years now, but he still walks West 71st Street on the South Side of Chicago, seconds from his heart locking up on him, forever on the verge of not being saved from a series of poor decisions he made when he was just 29, back in the autumn of 1919.
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Cohen also admitted to lying to Congress about the extent of Trump's involvement in an ultimately aborted effort to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, and to falsely claiming that the project was abandoned in early 2016, when it actually was dropped in mid-2016 — at the same time that Trump was on the verge of locking up the GOP presidential nomination.
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Upset that he earned about 3 million fewer votes than Hillary Clinton, he tweeted weeks after locking up the Electoral College that people (probably undocumented immigrants) were gumming up the works: There's no evidence that there were "millions of people who voted illegally," and Trump has failed to provide any even as the White House sticks by that absurd claim.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE floated the prospect of locking up the GOP presidential nomination in less than two months during his victory speech after an easy win in Tuesday's Nevada caucuses.
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Read more:Maps show 500 suspected &aposre-education&apos camps and prisons where China is locking up and torturing its Muslim minorityChina is reportedly sending men to sleep in the same beds as Uighur Muslim women while their husbands are in prison campsThe US is scrambling to invest more in Asia to counter China&aposs &aposBelt and Road&apos mega-project.
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Instead, Jackson's role in history, as my colleague Dylan Matthews pointed out, was acting as a "slaver, ethnic cleanser, and tyrant" who forced Native Americans out of their land, pushed for the expansion of slave states, and as a general temporarily abolished constitutional rights during the War of 1812 — even locking up a state legislator who resisted Jackson's attempts at instituting martial law.
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Not that this couldn't have easily been foreseen and avoided in the first place: The crown prince has been displaying his autocratic streak ever since assuming his place in the line to the throne, directing a brutal war in Yemen; taking sweeping power grabs over security forces, the media, and political institutions; and locking up hundreds of real or imagined rivals without due process.
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Zhang, Yu, and Liu are all set to step down during the week-long congress, where the party will be given a new slate of top officials under Xi. Already widely regarded as the strongest Chinese leader since Mao, the 64-year-old Xi has consolidated power swiftly since assuming the party leadership in 2012, locking up rivals for corruption, restructuring the military and asserting China's rising might.
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Cruz is hoping to deny GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE delegates in the Indiana primary next week after the businessman moved closer to locking up the GOP nomination by winning five Northeastern primaries Tuesday.
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While it is tempting to believe that we keep our communities safe by locking up people convicted of violent crimes as long as possible and denying them time-reducing credit, the reality is that the people our society fears the most — people convicted of murder and who have been paroled on a life sentence — are actually the least likely to return to prison even for a minor infraction.
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In "Locking Up Our Own," James Forman Jr. explains how and why an influx of black "firsts" took the municipal reins of government after the civil rights movement only to unleash the brutal power of the criminal justice system on their constituents; in "A Colony in a Nation," Chris Hayes shows that throughout American history, freedom — despite all the high-minded ideals — has often entailed the subjugation of another.
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Sure enough, when they broke down odds of incarceration by zip code (the kind of analysis enabled by this detailed tax data), the zip codes where children face the highest rates were disproportionately poor and disproportionately black as of 2000, when most of the young adults in their sample were growing up: If there was any doubt that the carceral state was locking up large shares of black communities, this list should remove it.
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Read more:China tells Uighur Muslims they are abducting their families so they can cleanse their brains like they have a disease, leaked documents showPeople in China are bypassing its internet firewall to read explosive leaked files about Uighur oppression, and saluting an official who disobeyed Xi JinpingMaps show 500 suspected &aposre-education&apos camps and prisons where China is locking up and torturing its Muslim minorityThis map shows a trillion-dollar reason why China is oppressing more than a million Muslims
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WNYC and ProPublica recently published an investigation into the tax credit scheme, finding that "Of the $1.6 billion in tax breaks for companies that agreed to make a capital investment in Camden, at least $1.1 billion went to Norcross's own insurance brokerage, his business partnerships and charitable affiliations, and clients of the law and lobbying firms of his brother Philip...." New Jersey's governor, Phil Murphy, beat a Norcross ally in the primary for the Democratic nomination by first locking up the North Jersey party committees, making him largely unbeholden to Norcross, to Norcross's fairly public consternation.
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