Beyond that, pressure is pressure, and malign activity is malign activity.
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To the east: a malign Russia and increasingly aggressive China.
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That is what hypocrisy looks like; that's a malign manifestation.
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Iran's malign activity has been a repeat topic for decades.
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They [Shincheonji members] are generally regarded as not particularly malign.
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Or the regime's malign activities in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere?
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End of malign US presence in West Asia has begun.
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The consequences of this malign neglect can be devastating, and
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The signs of Mr. McConnell's malign influence were always there.
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Amendment 513 would do three things, one silly and two malign.
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There's no question that Iran has a pattern of malign activities.
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Another malign effect is that conspiracy theories can obviate self-examination.
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Some manufacturers have been explicit about the malign effects of Brexit.
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But open systems can be exploited by those with malign intentions.
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In Iran, a diplomatic window may have eased its malign behavior.
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Moreover, European sanctions do not currently target other malign Russian activities.
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In recent months, Iran's malign activities have intensified on multiple fronts.
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Critics back then tended to misunderstand and malign this new music.
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Technology and data are a key enabler for their malign efforts.
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A murder mystery involving a malign and racist foreign police force?
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His aggressive and malign behavior is really a factor in the world.
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It&aposs not enough to malign them for their beliefs and positions.
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Male rivals have not shied from using sex to malign female politicians.
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Britain is suffering from a malign combination of economic disruption and stagnation.
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If hospitals have suffered from relentless overhauls, GPs have received malign neglect.
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We will work to prevent and counteract any Iranian malign cyber activity.
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Awareness of malign external influences is also important to long-term resilience.
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We'll work with others to address the range of Iran's malign influence.
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Retroactive tax extenders are a particularly odious form of that malign practice.
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Otherwise, Ford warned, the Sadrists could view U.S. involvement as malign manipulation.
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You oscillate in between two things — one is cozy, the other malign.
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There is no doubt that the Revolutionary Guards is a malign actor.
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Mr Chakravarty alleges a second malign motive behind the anti-corruption campaign.
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And money definitely plays an outsized and generally malign role in policy.
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Yet it's common to see public officials and politicians malign the medications.
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Any attempt to improve the nation is usually considered something malign, unpatriotic.
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Certainly Putin&aposs malign and aggressive behavior was the reason for not happening.
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We have held the Russians and President Putin accountable for their malign activities.
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Now they mock him, correctly, for his naïveté about the North's malign intentions.
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And malign operations were significantly ramped up during the 2016 election and after.
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But it's in retail that private equity's malign influence has really been felt.
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Working with Russia and other malign actors, it has also undermined U.S. sanctions.
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For that reason we want to close the space for malign Iranian influence.
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Iran's threats extend globally, the response to their malign behavior should match that.
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You believe hard right-wing media is a malign influence on our polity?
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There is a lot of talk about Vladimir Putin and "malign external influences".
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He said he couldn't understand why I would falsely malign him this way.
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"The Obama administration failed to respond adequately to Tehran's malign actions," he said.
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Conservatives tended to malign the stock market rally every step of the way.
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Ultimately, the FBI was unable to find any malign intent on Clinton's part.
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In other words, Iran's malign activity matrix isn't thinning out -- arguably it's expanding.
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They point to the breaking of the truce as proof of China's malign intentions.
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Europeans often talk up the malign influence of external powers in the western Balkans.
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The reason Clinton isn't getting locked up is that there was no malign intent.
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Instead, tariffs serve nicely to punish China's malign behavior and potentially deter future offenses.
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Malign creators like Steven Crowder are effectively gaming the system and causing significant harm.
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If he can be gotten rid of, then his malign effect will be forgotten.
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But Ireland is also an archetype of the malign side-effects of capital mobility.
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The sanctions are in response to what the United States called Russia's "malign activities".
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The agency of ghosts benign or malign, are a critical ingredient in the story.
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And it's clear that ours is already starting to change under his malign influence.
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Imagine escalating this to a new level of malign influence-operations by the Russians.
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Meanwhile, China and Russia have denied the US accusations of malign actions and intentions.
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A coherent policy to counter Iran's malign influence cannot ignore the role of Syria.
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Calls to rein in such malign behavior have grown, so far to limited effect.
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But these forces are symptoms of something more potent, something legitimate and not malign.
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Pell critics malign the grant as an inefficient system ineffective at boosting student success.
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We and other NATO allies are working with Ukraine to counter this malign influence.
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Often they are malign: for example, the militias who charge locals "taxes" for "protection".
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It is currently fashionable, indispensable, even, to malign the press, whether liberal or conservative.
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The boundary between philanthropy and meddling can be thin, but it needn't be malign.
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The president warned Iran against an escalation of malign activity in the Middle East.
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But he has long viewed political correctness as a malign force in American society.
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He also said Iran should face punishments for their malign actions in the region.
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Sugar's dangers greatly exceed its malign effects on the bodies of those who eat it.
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It also ditches a clause reserving sanctions for those with "command responsibility" for malign acts.
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On March 6th Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, called Russia a "malign and disruptive force".
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Senator Menendez said Wednesday that Trump had not done enough to counter Russia's malign influence.
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Malign actors are taking cues from Russia's 2016 masterstroke and are adapting to local conditions.
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And when someone belatedly registers, and then gives false information, inferring malign intent is easier.
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The Trump administration supports Israel in combatting Iran's "destabilizing and malign activities" in the region.
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Releasing their name could unfairly malign them when really they were just trying to help.
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But despite voter suppression concerns, the primary breakdowns apparently reflected snafus more than malign intent.
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The hair feels like a malign invader, its filthy black tendrils bursting from my flesh.
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I don't like to assume malign motives of politicians, even ones I vehemently disagree with.
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Is this a dark and malign tale, for all the alluring beauty of its presentation?
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Who should be considered the more malign liar, a Holocaust denier or a Holocaust impostor?
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Under the authoritarian scenario, Trump would act on all his worst impulses with malign efficiency.
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Trump is never to blame and quick to malign onetime allies who have grown inconvenient.
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How does Donald Trump malign Gold Star families and then claim to "love" the military?
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Soren Wuerth's comment sums up their anxieties well: Obviously, students either celebrate or malign Trump.
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"Malign influence is of great concern, specifically in the information domain," US Air Force Gen.
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The indictment increased pressure on Trump to raise Moscow's so-called malign activities with Putin.
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The new measure allows for offensive cyber operations against malign foreign actors without such consultation.
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That's even more true if you decide to maliciously malign your opponents, as Hogg has.
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But they've also said the United States must continue to confront Iran's other malign activities.
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Washington has also urged Iran to stop what it calls "malign activities" in the region.
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But nothing could be as malign or coldblooded as the human reptiles in this family.
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As part of Ms. Huddy's confidential agreement with 21st Century Fox, she agreed not to "disparage, malign or defame" the parties; the company, on its behalf and on the behalf of Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Abernethy, agreed not to "disparage, malign or defame" Ms. Huddy.
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I think that any time there is an attempt at Russia malign influence, it&aposs bad.
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Online harassment and concerted campaigns to malign the character of victims have also emerged as deterrents.
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However badly it goes for Italians, its consequences could be as malign for Europe, and beyond.
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They also undermine the most stalwart democracies through election interference; information operations; cyberattacks; and malign financing.
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We need to defend the fundamental value from itself becoming a prop in a malign narrative.
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Mr Hariri made his announcement from Riyadh, blaming Iran's malign influence on his country (see article).
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What has happened in Iowa is just a technical screw-up, and not some malign plot.
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Mattis was fiercely critical of Iran, cautioning that Tehran's "malign influence" in the region was growing.
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"At every turn, we learn more and more what a malign actor Huawei is," they said.
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They happily gave this data away and trusted that it wouldn't be used for malign purposes.
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Jordan Cronenweth's magic-hour cinematography distills the golden California sunlight into an atmosphere of malign ripeness.
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His teams have successfully disrupted the propaganda efforts of state-sponsored malign actors and extremist groups.
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Chen said officials must "resolutely eliminate the malign influence" of the Bo case, Chongqing television reported.
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Unfortunately, Hamas' malign activity is pushing Israel to engage in increasingly significant acts of self-defense.
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And he made the United States and its senior officials unwitting elements of his malign strategy.
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Sessions's other anti-immigration tactics smacked of malign neglect at best and outright malice at worst.
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Yet it's one thing to defend openness and another to tolerate malign interference in election campaigns.
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The United States would have to re-focus our policy toward rolling back Iran's malign activities.
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International law restrains nations from using force; it won't protect us from malign use of cyberspace.
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"It's an important part of our efforts to push back against Iranian malign activity," he said.
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When trust breaks down, suspicion creeps into everything, and Mr. Winston sees malign intent even here.
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Historical nuances aside, Iran's "malign influence" in the Middle East is a product of its circumstances.
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The President is always considering options to hold Russia accountable in response to its malign activities.
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And, at its most malign, it encourages servers to accept harassment, whether verbal, sexual or professional.
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"The ongoing, multinational, multicontinental behavior of Iranian malign activity leaves no room for indecision," he said.
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The members of an upstanding, upper-middle-class nuclear family are terrorized by a malign force.
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The president is always considering options to hold Russia accountable in response to its malign activities.
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The malign effects of money in politics are generally overblown, as Vox's Dylan Matthews has explained.
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"We are fully committed to addressing the totality of Iranian threats and malign activities," the official said.
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This is not -- you don&apost make friends and buddy-buddy up to a hostile, malign power.
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The first chapter is dedicated to countering malign foreign influence operations, specifically when it comes to elections.
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And some of us took to Twitter to malign and shame our First Lady-elect, Melania Trump.
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"We have been watching him malign even the senior-most leaders of his own party," Khan said.
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His speech Thursday accused China of "malign" efforts to undermine President Donald Trump ahead of congressional elections.
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Other reasons for Trump supporters' willing suspension of disbelief on Russia's malign intent are unique to Republicans.
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ON APRIL 6th America imposed harsh new sanctions on Russia in response to its "malign activity" abroad.
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It is the region's own weakness, rather than malign Western intent, that keeps sucking in outside powers.
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Chicago's Democratic leaders have accused the Republican president of using the city's crime rate to malign it.
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Aster's vision takes on a kind of monstrous pageantry, as if the camera itself has malign intentions.
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It's not malign, often inadvertent, and not even conscious; but it can drive unhelpful policies and decisions.
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The fear in Washington has been the opposite: that Iran's activities in Iraq are malign and destabilizing.
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I am not writing this piece to malign Nikolas Cruz any more than he already has been.
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One of the most affecting illustrations of our malign influence appears in the middle of Macfarlane's book.
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Many Americans still want to believe that the Islamic Republic can peacefully evolve into something less malign.
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Regulations were lifted, and, maybe even more important, malign neglect allowed unregulated shadow banking to expand rapidly.
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Courts have ruled that otherwise lawful actions can be such a crime if the motive was malign.
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Before long, these taboo substances once again seemed less a malign narcotic than a potentially powerful medication.
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Our fighting force is prepared to meet & overcome threats from malign actors, including Iran & its proxy militias.
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Giuliani has called the black ledger a fraudulent document used to unfairly malign Manafort and damage Trump.
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Neglect, which can only be malign neglect here, does not advance American interests or promote regional security.
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Trump called on reporters at will, often taking time to malign or praise their respective news outlets.
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Six month later, Melania Trump's credits have expired and her husband's administration has continued its malign agenda.
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Still, some drivers said the committee's approach reflected a broader campaign to malign people who use cars.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo released a report that the State Department said detailed Iran's malign behavior.
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May's spokesman said her position on Salisbury and "Russia's wider pattern of malign behaviour" was well known.
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"Maybe he's just a malign presence screaming on TV," he said, before adding a note of caution.
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Just to make sure, I looked up malign in a dictionary and as I thought it means evil.
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This is dispiriting to critics of the Western media who do not ascribe its failings to malign conspiracies.
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The Islamic Republic is both a nuclear rogue and malign regional force committed to overturning the status quo.
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Nonetheless, whether benign or malign interpretations appeal more, that same path through the hall mirrors can be glimpsed.
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Even Trump's fiercest critics concede U.S. unilateral sanctions have reduced the resources Iran can invest in malign activities.
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She also promised to stand up to malign actors in the international body, most notably Russia and China.
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Subsequent sanctions have punished Moscow for what Washington has called its malign behavior and meddling in U.S. politics.
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On Wednesday, he told reporters in India that there was "an orchestrated campaign to" malign Aadhaar in public.
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We see their malign influence in Lebanon, as well as in Iraq and the rest of the region.
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The United States said its priorities also included Iran's "malign" regional activities and ending North Korea's nuclear program.
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National security specialists are fleshing out how these malign operations link with "hybrid warfare" and "gray zone" conflicts.
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"We must repudiate all efforts to malign, isolate and impugn Israel and the Jewish people," she said. Mrs.
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"They are instead aimed at imposing costs upon Russia in response to its malign activities," the official said.
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That changed in early April when the United States announced fresh sanctions to punish Russia for "malign" activities.
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Mr. Rosenstein said Russia has long used malign influence operations to attack the United States and other countries.
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In 1987, a Dutch psychiatrist, Marius Romme, was treating a patient named Patsy Hage, who heard malign voices.
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India's Ministry of Women and Child Development rejected the poll as an "an effort to malign the nation".
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The bottom line: Capitalism often looks as though it has been designed to reward its most malign actors.
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And while the overall point was to malign the costume designer, her phrasing made me the sacrificial 'fat' lamb.
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The American left, the mainstream media, they will stop at nothing to malign the presidency of Donald J. Trump.
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In a divided America, where the other side is not just mistaken but malign, conflict is a political asset.
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Beyond bots and troll farms, the toolbox includes information operations, cyberattacks, political subversion, strategic economic coercion and malign finance.
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Vulnerable and desperate people have always been easy pickings for malign operators, and pregnant Irish women are no exception.
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"Other countries, like China for example, have very active foreign malign influence efforts in this country," Wray told lawmakers.
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They decided to publicly feign a marital separation in order to remove Ida from the malign eye of harassers.
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That contrast would be amusing if Republicans weren't empowered to vandalize Obamacare or let it wither via malign neglect.
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By this time, "ghost" had been repurposed as a word for any malign influence, especially a counter-revolutionary one.
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Pompeo pledged Sunday that Iranian banks that engage in malign behavior will be sanctioned by the Department of Treasury.
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And every day, through assassinations, cyber-attacks, and malign influence, Russia is assaulting democratic institutions all over the world.
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The two leaders plan to discuss security in the Black Sea region, energy and "countering malign influence," Grisham said.
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And, as recently as this year, the Treasury Department has targeted sanctions against Iranians for conducting malign cyber activities.
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The problem is not that malign, wrongful, immoral, depraved or evil intent can't be proved with the right evidence.
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For well over a decade, the possibility of war with Iran has ebbed and flowed like a malign tide.
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Indeed, part of the reason for the maximum pressure campaign was to counter "malign Iranian activities" in the region.
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Trump's comments, made during a White House Cabinet meeting Wednesday, malign the justice system for a lack of toughness.
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Two is the ongoing assault on Western democracies, through cyber-attacks, information operations, malign finance, and other active measures.
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Liberia said it was working closely with U.S. authorities to prevent what it called "malign activity" in maritime trade.
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Gizmodo: Is this not getting AI off to a "bad" start, from which a more malign AI might emerge?
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We anticipate a significant increase in social media disinformation by malign actors, as we have seen in the past.
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It thus seems that ideas about malign action by powerful others, concerted in secret, are easier done than undone.
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Washington said he and fellow tycoons were profiting from association with a Kremlin conducting "malign activities" around the globe.
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"Both of these organizations actively malign all women," SPLC data intelligence analyst Keegan Hankes told Broadly over the phone.
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But there is a consensus about the threat of what US officials call Iran's "malign influence" across the region.
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"That people shouldn't malign me or put me in positions, or ask for things I shouldn't do," she said.
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In his world there are no individuals, just victims of malign historical forces that must be defeated through revolution.
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"We ask our European partners to join us in standing up to all of Iran's malign behavior," he said.
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Liberals often see such concern over illegal immigration as a malign response to the rapid changes in the state.
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To be clear, I believe this is more likely to be a case of sloppy PR than malign intent.
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Despite smear campaigns that attempted to malign it as a migraine trigger, MSG has become chefs' most powerful weapon.
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In the Middle East, he warned of Iran's "malign behavior" as he discussed changes to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Cubans remember the long history of malign American interference in their country's life, so overweening lectures could end up backfiring.
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Such attacks have been cited by Saudi and U.S. officials as examples of Iran's "malign behavior" in the Middle East.
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In fact, allowing Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president, to settle the war on his malign terms will entrench Iranian power.
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Whatever the rights and wrongs of history, blaming some malign external influence will not do much to inspire fresh confidence.
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Trump's discussions with Comey likewise point to a kind of malign disinterest in whether the next election is similarly sabotaged.
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I initially opposed the nuclear agreement, principally because Iran's malign actions were left unaddressed and because of its sunset clauses.
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The true goal of almost all malign influence operations emanating from the Kremlin is to seed doubt and foment discord.
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Trump's detractors think those same acts were malign; the facts in the Mueller report won't alter their conclusion on that.
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What is worth pondering is how a demagogue of Hitler's malign skill might more effectively exploit flaws in American democracy.
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"Even as we enhance our ability to combat existing forms of malign influence, the danger continues to grow," Rosenstein said.
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Trump has sought to publicly malign multiple witnesses in the inquiry, something Vindman alluded to in scathing terms on Tuesday.
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Deripaska is among seven Russian oligarchs sanctioned as part of a larger action targeting Moscow's "malign activities" around the world.
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Iran could choose to rapidly reduce its costly, malign regional behavior, which neither its citizens nor its neighbors can afford.
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That has been the course charted by malign populists across the political spectrum, on the left and on the right.
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This is one of the risks of these public briefings -- the world, including malign actors, get insights into our vulnerabilities.
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The leadership of the Hasidic community argues that the issue is exaggerated, an attempt by outsiders to malign their community.
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There is a great deal that can be done at the local and state level to counter their malign project.
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Mattis also commented at the start of the meeting on Washington's partnership with Saudi Arabia in deterring Iran's malign activities.
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The sanctions were enacted "to further impose costs on the Russian government in response to its malign activities," it said.
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The U.S. will continue to work with our allies and partners to defend our security and interests against Iran's malign behavior.
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He pulled the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimposed sanctions, in part for its "malign" regional activities.
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This elicit, this unprecedented spying is now being used by team Mueller to malign President Trump and everybody else around him.
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Trump signaled his assumption -- and, perhaps, concern -- that Biden would be his opponent by firing off a fusillade of malign tweets.
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It has also since been used by both sides of the political spectrum to malign the other or to express disagreement.
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During his rally in Montana earlier tonight, the president discussed just how low the left would go to malign the agenda.
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It said it acted because they were profiting from their ties to a Kremlin carrying out "malign activities" around the world.
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Preventing this data from getting into the hands of people with malign intentions will be as hard as stopping identity theft.
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The fear is that a rogue state, terrorist group, or a malign individual might create their own virus and unleash it.
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The puzzle is not solved by crafting pseudoscientific tests for autocracy that give equal weight to harsh words and malign acts.
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Trump came right out sanction them and said malign behavior again is going to be worse coming from the United States.
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Both sides have a vested interest in making sure our elections are fair and free of foreign or other malign influence.
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Trump's comments follow remarks Thursday from US and Israeli officials who laid out a litany of examples of malign Iranian behavior.
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But the Korean peninsula is not Asia's sole nuclear hotspot, nor is the Beijing-Pyongyang relationship the region's only malign axis.
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Some conservative evangelicals malign God by suggesting that Christians should scorn adoring same-sex couples yet vote for a sexual predator.
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The House Foreign Affairs Committee will host a hearing on "Undermining Democracy: Kremlin Tools of Malign Political Influence" at 2023 a.m.
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A lawyer for Mr. Hong, Zhou Ze, called the ruling a "malign precedent" in which ideological considerations overrode law and justice.
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"Russia attempted to interfere in the last election and continues to engage in malign operations to this very day," Wray said.
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I feel relatively secure in my position, and angry that I do not have a voice in conversations that malign me.
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Subsequent sanctions have punished Moscow for what Washington has called its malign behavior and meddling in U.S. politics, something Russia denies.
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An acknowledgment of the malign role the United States played in the early years of the dictatorship is welcome, if overdue.
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In "The Kingdom of Speech," Tom Wolfe pairs Dr. Chomsky ("Noam Charisma") with Darwin as the malign Ur-theorists of evolution.
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We look forward to Congress's participation while continuing the Administration's steadfast efforts to counter Russian malign activities and protect future elections.
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But the American effort to fundamentally reverse the malign activity of the Islamic Republic, this revolutionary force, is going to continue.
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Exercising the prerogative of the chairman, Mr. Trump plans to focus on Iran and its malign activity around the Middle East.
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Treat fellow RallyPoint members with respect, because they are real people, not punching bags or inanimate objects to attack or malign.
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They believe it's important that Americans understand and are aware of the malign activities of China that have gathered in intensity.
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Hedge funds, venture capital and private equity provide cover for malign actors to make opaque investments that pose national security risks.
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The question has never been whether Soleimani was a malign influence, but whether his assassination was a wise or proportionate response.
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On Tuesday, an official announced a new position at the department: senior advisor for Russian malign activities and trends — or SARMAT.
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U.S. policymakers concerned by the Islamic Republic's malign activities and nuclear pursuits are wise to send a message of strategic assertiveness.
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But the American effort to fundamentally reverse the malign activity of this Islamic republic, this revolutionary force, is going to continue.
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But Dunford added that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action has done nothing to deter Iran from its other malign activities.
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"The child seems artificial as well as malign," the captain observes at his first sight of Johanna, huddled under a blanket.
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You tend to assume your political enemies have malign motives, which means you assume they're doing something evil behind the scenes.
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U.S. Ambassador to Britain Woody Johnson criticized Tehran for funding "proxy wars and malign activities" instead of investing in its economy.
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But there are other forms of bias routinely expressed by the left that stereotype and malign good and hardworking Americans every day.
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The GRU members are accused of engaging in a "wide range of malign activity," including interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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This is a vicious group of people that malign, and they do — and I live through it, we all live through it.
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In March, after U.S. Vice President Mike Pence denounced Havana's "malign influence" on Caracas, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez downplayed the relationship.
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President Donald Trump reimposed heavy economic penalties last year in response to what his administration calls "malign activity" in the Middle East.
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There are always people waiting to discount survivors, to malign their credibility — just as they are doing now with Dr. Blasey Ford.
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He added, however, that the U.S. is open to "broader" discussions on Iran's "malign behavior," including ballistic missile development and regional aggression.
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Most are too invested in seeing Trump as malign or heinous, just as they were invested in believing that Reagan was dumb.
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He is not and he rarely focused on the Islamist issues except as they related to malign activities of the Iranian regime.
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Your peers will be wondering whether you can work together with them to confront Iran's malign activities in spite of these disagreements.
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Billingslea also "stressed the importance of countering Iranian malign activity in Lebanon," a statement from the United States embassy in Lebanon said.
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Nor could it have the malign effects of the political ideologies that formed the next big wave of incautiously invested human hopes.
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They attempted to hijack legitimate events meant to do good – teaching self-defense, providing legal aid – in support of their malign object.
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In March, after US Vice President Mike Pence denounced Havana's "malign influence" on Caracas, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez downplayed the relationship.
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The fact that they're doing it now showcases that they're under increased political pressure to target Russia for its malign activities abroad.
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Reports of malign activity on tech platforms and user data being shared inappropriately have emerged almost daily over the past 12 months.
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We will continue to target the IRGC and pressure Iran to cease its ballistic missile program and malign activities in the region.
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It would choke off avenues for state backed crime and corruption, eventually rolling back the malign economic influence of authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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He said of the drone dispute: "The malign intent of the Americans in unilaterally and publicly stirring this up was glaringly clear."
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For Iranians, Saudi Arabia's undue and malign influence in Washington is one of the root causes of Iran's problems in the region.
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One malign result of obsessive email coverage is that the public is left totally unaware of the policy stakes in the election.
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Our analysis underscores the fact that such influence operations are not specific to one platform, one malign actor or one targeted group.
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You have an entirely unqualified president with autocratic instincts and dangerous advisers, who is quite possibly compromised by a malign foreign interest.
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There are too many people in the United States and around the world who have felt the force of this malign spirit.
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It was Steven Crowder, of course, and I couldn't help but wonder how far his malign influence had spread beyond Carlos Maza.
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Knott's colicky poems assume the reader's malign intentions, imagining the page as a place of conflict or, at best, of fraying truce.
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Opponents claim that the deal gives Iran an unacceptable level of bandwidth, especially with the sanctions relief, to conduct these malign activities.
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He added that Iran "appears to be standing down" and vowed that the US would not tolerate any malign behavior by it.
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Malign foreign influence operations during the 2016 United States presidential election season raised awareness about the need for tighter security within campaigns.
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The "Drones" show puts the technology in context, providing it with a history and surveying its proliferating uses, both benign and malign.
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Yemen will be in transition for years during which malign actors and other spoilers will seek to undo any progress toward peace.
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How Mr. Trump handles the treaty violation will say a lot about whether he is prepared to confront Mr. Putin's malign meddling.
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But the fact is, Iran is under a maximum pressure campaign by this president because of its decades' worth of malign behavior.
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The administration said in July that it would utilize a broader approach to tackle Iran's "malign activities" outside of the nuclear deal.
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The proposal comes amid concerns that anti-EU parties or malign foreign actors will target the election to the EU legislature next year.
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Charlotte has experience from the DNC in 2012, but our guess is that this cycle will bring more malign actors to the fore.
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The process and investigation are playing out and that&aposs part of holding Russia accountable and responsible for election meddling and malign activity.
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Then again, others pointed out, the president himself has no problem making derogatory statements about women — how much can we really malign her?
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The first is that it struggles to recognise what she calls their "autonomous agency", ascribing any behaviour it dislikes to malign American influence.
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Either we escape from the malign grip of the oil and gas industry, or humanity will suffer climate wreckage for generations to come.
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This is now officially an all-hands-on-deck effort to totally malign and, if possible, impeach the president of the United States.
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The Kremlin settled on the story that the British poisoned Mr Skripal themselves, to malign Russia ahead of its presidential election last month.
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"This list may seem long to some, but it is simply a reflection of the massive scope of Iranian malign behavior," Pompeo said.
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Instead for months, special counsel Robert Mueller, he&aposs been searching, searching for something, anything, to malign the president and all his allies.
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Washington says economic pressures on Tehran are directed at the government and its malign proxies in the region, not at the Iranian people.
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"Our work group also is intending to identify areas of greater cooperation (with) Europe to push back on Iran's malign behaviour," he said.
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"The U.S. will continue to work with our allies and partners to defend our security and interests against Iran's malign behavior," he added.
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The foreign-based opposition, bolstered by social-media campaigners in America, is stirring things up for its own malign purposes, says the government.
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They have also supplied the drugs cartels (which benefit from globalisation in their own, malign way) with an endless supply of young recruits.
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Your attempts to malign Israel with false accusations of repellent human rights violations and obscene blood libels like "organ stealing" have been exposed.
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In a magic-realist turn, she is raped one night by the northern lights and gives birth to twins—one benevolent, one malign.
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Last week, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence accused China of "malign" efforts to undermine President Donald Trump ahead of next month's congressional elections.
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They only reinforce to the Iranian public and leadership the necessity of beefing up – rather than rolling back – Iran's "malign" deterrents against attack.
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" It explicitly named Russia and China as malign influences, and declared that the Russians had used technology "to undermine the legitimacy of democracies.
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Concomitantly, a Security Council resolution is needed to address the issues of ballistic missiles, terror and malign Iranian interventions throughout the Middle East.
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For the companies that pioneered this brave new world, it is worth recognizing the seriousness of the problem posed by malign foreign actors.
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Naik, who has repeatedly rejected the charges against him in India, said his detractors were quoting him out of context to malign him.
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There is a growing disaffection with anything "mainstream," and a perception of the world as out of control and driven by malign forces.
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That not only didn't happen, but in many ways Iran's malign regional behavior has grown worse, a bad call by the country's leaders.
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The Treasury said Russia's "malign and destabilizing cyber activities" included the NotPetya attack last year, which spread across Europe, Asia and the Americas.
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The US military has sent more than 15,000 troops to the Middle East in response to concerns about malign Iranian activities since May.
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" She added, that it "has been the course charted by malign populists across the political spectrum, on the left and on the right.
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What the other side gets wrong is that brute, malign and even hateful speech is, in fact, broadly covered by freedom of speech.
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"By spreading disinformation about coronavirus, Russian malign actors are once again choosing to threaten public safety by distracting from the global health response."
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Pulling out of the nuclear deal and imposing sanctions were measures designed to counter malign Iranian influence and actions in the Middle East.
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Of course, it's critical to acknowledge that the Iranian government uses the IRGC to spearhead its most malign actions across the Middle East.
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" The Treasury said tankers like the Adrian Darya 1 illicitly sell large quantities of oil to fund Iran's "malign activities and propagate terrorism.
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Similar programs could serve as a check against China's malign influence if the United States deploys them in countries vulnerable to CCP coercion.
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"Long in the making, this was a decisive blow against Iran&aposs malign Quds Force activities worldwide," Bolton, a hardcore Iran hawk, tweeted.
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When that day comes, it won't be enough to mock and malign the dreamers, who are examples of what makes America truly great.
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America's envoy was pressing the Trump administration's call for allies to stand up to China's malign behavior through both tougher rhetoric and action.
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The greatest poets, so Bobby believed, lived and died without losing the furious unreason, self-consuming nerviness, and malign naïveté of teen-agerhood.
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It's hard to separate his insulted reaction from his belief that the US is an unjust country and a malign influence on the world.
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He explained that because of China and Russia's malign role in Africa, the U.S. will intervene and strengthen its economic ties within the region.
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And progress on this issue would also help to secure another of this nation's priorities -- to reduce Iran's malign influence in the Middle East.
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"Politicians will stop at nothing to win an election," said Moore, who has accused the media of joining in the effort to malign him.
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Question, why is Mr. Trump focusing on political blame in the U.S. instead of the malign activities, to use your phrase, of the Russians.
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Increased terrorism, more missile launches, and a radical increase in malign behavior from Iranian supported entities that ranged from the Houthis to the Hezbollah.
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Immigration is a political high-wire act for those who support immigrants and a no-brainer, loaded with political currency, if you malign them.
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An electronic vote for one candidate can be made to count as a vote for another candidate, either through machine error or malign software.
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Congress wants transparency about who pays for political ads, but a lot of malign influence comes through people carelessly sharing barely credible news posts.
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Yet at a time when the malign influence of social media is grabbing headlines, it is the last of these that seems most urgent.
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Conjuring or overemphasizing a national security threat creates a sense of crisis, allowing would-be autocrats to malign critics as weak-willed or unpatriotic.
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There are also forces deployed to Europe countering Russia's Minsk accord violations in Ukraine, and Russia's malign actions in other allied and partner nations.
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I don't normally like to give any credence to ppl who seek to malign our community but wanted to make things clear this time.
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The U.S., however, "still does not have a coherent, comprehensive and coordinated approach to the Kremlin's malign influence operations," according to the SFRC report.
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"From my perspective, the major export of Iran is actually malign influence across the region," Dunford said, a phrasing he's used in the past.
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The more important question Boeing must answer is how much profit it will seek while ignoring Iran Air's malign activities that enable Assad's atrocities.
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Then a combination of forces, some malign (war and political upheaval) and some benign (increased education) squeezed inequality to the lows of the 1970s.
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If a president's advisers have malign intent with state secrets—in many cases secrets shared between nations—nothing says Congress has to tolerate it.
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Most prominent among them is former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who stepped down in 2012 but has retained his influence — malign, his critics say.
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" The Post reported that the White House spokesperson added that the Trump administration "has imposed significant new sanctions in response to Russian malign activities.
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This was one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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The Path Forward: The only way to temper Iran's "malign" activities is through a reduction in deep-seated Saudi-Iranian and U.S.-Iranian tensions.
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"The bigger picture is we need to hold the Russians accountable for what they did, their malign activity throughout Europe as well," Huntsman said.
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These are groups we determine to have beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people, typically for their immutable characteristics.
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Interference may not only be direct cyberattacks but malign actors seizing the opportunity of any systems malfunction to undermine trust with social media campaigns.
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"They attempted to hijack legitimate events meant to do good – teaching self-defense, providing legal aid – in support of their malign object," Schiff said.
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At least one Republican lawmaker suggested striking Iranian refineries in response, arguing that only "real" consequences will force Iran to change its malign behavior.
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"This president and his national security team keep many options on the table particularly when it comes to retaliating against malign behavior," she said.
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Naik, who has repeatedly denied the charges against him in India, has said his detractors were quoting him out of context to malign him.
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Not only out of reach, but malign, in the sense that the global cosmopolitan elite are the people who are shipping the jobs out.
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After significant consultations with Republican and Democratic members on the Hill, the Trump administration recently rolled out its "Countering Malign Kremlin Influence" (CMKI) strategy.
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Washington blacklisted the company and its billionaire major shareholder Oleg Deripaska for suspected meddling in the 221 U.S. election and other alleged "malign activity".
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But Denver parents were still fearful of the malign influence of an afternoon spent birdhouse making with helpful neighborhood waitresses on their precious offspring.
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What we're watching: Hunt's speech will emphasize Western solidarity against Russia's "malign behavior" around the world, including its attempts to interfere in foreign elections.
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Despite progress by Facebook, Twitter and other online platforms in countering malign actors, the EU's assessment piles pressure on the firms to go further.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being cleareyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held," Mr. Mattis wrote.
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Perspective: "The malign incompetence of the Brexiteers," the Op-Ed contributor Pankaj Mishra argues, has parallels in the British Empire's ruinous departure from India.
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Facebook, YouTube and other Big Tech companies say malign content will have to be policed automatically, because it's too big a job for humans.
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In the meantime, it's our duty as individual citizens to follow the facts and resist being manipulated by relentless attempts to malign the truth.
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To negotiate a bigger deal, one that not only fixes the flaws in the old deal but that also addresses Iran's malign regional activities.
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It should be prepared to negotiate with European leaders to reach a joint approach to combating Iran's ongoing malign activities across the Middle East.
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What garnered the most attention, however, was Baccio's philosophy on preventing adversaries from using manipulated video — also known as deepfakes — to malign the candidate.
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Others have called Bana and her mother fictions created by the United States as a propaganda tool to malign the Syrian and Russian governments.
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Despotic leaders often go to great lengths to malign these groups and blunt their influence by limiting their ability to be seen and heard.
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"The Russian government engages in a range of malign activity around the globe," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Critics of the JCPOA charge that it is not an all-encompassing agreement, that it does not address all of Iran's other malign behavior.
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Washington imposed fresh sanctions against Moscow on April 6 in response to alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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"The United States remains deeply concerned about Iran's malign activities across the Middle East, which undermine regional stability, security, and prosperity," the announcement said.
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The Islamic State's "sophisticated use of Twitter and other social media platforms is a perfect example of the malign use of these technologies," he said.
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The Treasury reports that the Trump administration has sanctioned, to date, 272 Russia-related individuals and entities for "a broad range of malign activities."[Verge]
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It gives us the ability to engage and encourage emerging democracies, build and sustain alliances, have diplomatic advantages, and build coalitions to constrict malign actors.
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They also regret the fading pioneering spirit of earlier eras: young people are mollycoddled thanks to a "malign combination of litigation, regulation and pedagogical fashion".
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Those signals are vulnerable to corruption and jamming, accidental or malign, by hackers, terrorists and mother nature, the latter in the form of solar winds.
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Most legal experts think a president can be guilty of obstruction, even when exercising the legitimate powers of his office, if his motives are malign.
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Perhaps Pence -- an evangelical Christian -- is a man who won't malign others, even anti-Semites like Duke, because it clashes with his personal moral code.
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Bannon is—perhaps unwittingly or subconsciously, but possibly with complete awareness and malign intent—running the same play, against the GOP instead of the government.
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"We are going to take all necessary steps to confront and address Iran's malign influence in the region," Pentagon spokesman Colonel Robert Manning told reporters.
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After her death, the cleric, Abdul Qavi, told media that her murder should serve as an example for others who tried to malign the clergy.
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"It did not take off the table all of Iran's many malign activities in the region," Carter said of the international agreement reached in 2015.
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Iran has a cutthroat strategy in Syria with the sole purpose to turn the country into a permanent client state to serve its malign interests.
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Instead, the EU is banging away to preserve its business dealings with Iran, allowing the regime to fund its malign activities, including human rights abuses.
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To Iran, it would signal resolve and a willingness to help America's friends as they strive to limit Tehran's malign activities in the Middle East.
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Designed to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 23.8 U.S. presidential election and other "malign activity," their spread far beyond the targeted companies.
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Those signals are vulnerable to corruption and jamming, accidental or malign, by hackers, terrorists and Mother Nature, the latter in the form of solar winds.
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In his written testimony to the Senate panel, Dunford said Iran hasn't changed its "malign" activities since the 2015 Iran nuclear deal went into effect.
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Washington must make clear to Pyongyang that concessions, particularly sanctions relief, will come only when North Korea ends the full range of its malign conduct.
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In a bitterly divided country, it's inevitable that any newly elected president will roll out some big new initiatives that his opponent regards as malign.
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Haley said Washington was trying to counter Iranian malign activities in the region as Tehran continued to test ballistic missiles, support terrorism and sell arms.
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Should a renewed nuclear dialogue bear fruit, on a separate track the administration could aim to negotiate restraints on other aspects of Iran's malign behavior.
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The fate of the Democratic Party in 2020 hangs on this premise and on a united resistance to Trump's malign strategy of divide and conquer.
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"Russia has a growing and demonstrated capacity and willingness to exercise malign influence in Europe and abroad, including in the United States," the paper said.
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The sanctions were in retaliation for "a range of malign activity around the globe" by Russia, Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said at the time.
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Barack Obama's bet on Iran made sense, but it required the U.S. and its allies to also restrain Iran's malign regional influences from the outside.
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"By spreading disinformation about coronavirus, Russian malign actors are once again choosing to threaten public safety by distracting from the global health response," Reeker said.
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"We're going to isolate streams of Iranian funding and looking to highlight the totality of Iran's malign behavior across the region," the official told reporters.
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There are plenty of malign actors, Russia included, ready to capitalize on that vulnerability -- through weaponizing information or amplifying mistruths -- to sow doubt in democracy.
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"The work that our U.S. forces are doing in East Africa bolsters partnerships, counters malign influence, and maintains critical pressure on terrorist networks," Townsend added.
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"The work that our U.S. forces are doing in East Africa bolsters partnerships, counters malign influence, and maintains critical pressure on terrorist networks," Townsend said.
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It also has steadily ramped up pressure on Iran to try to get it to stop what Washington calls its "malign activities" in the region.
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The measures came in response to Russia's "malign" activities abroad, including human rights abuses, its military campaign in Syria, and political interference in other countries.
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"From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," they chanted — the tediously malign, thinly veiled call to end Israel as a Jewish state.
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Still, it's possible that someone who is just coming out as transgender might assign malign significance to unfriendings that occur around the moment it happens.
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He seemed as incensed by Europe's malign behavior as by Iran's — a curious case of the United States aiding Vladimir Putin's divisive agenda in Europe.
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We've organized ourselves better to share information with both states and social media providers so the full spectrum of malign foreign influence can be addressed.
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Even as Trump has argued for removing US troops from Mideast conflicts, he also has singled out Iran as a malign influence in the region.
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For the plan to go ahead, Russia would have to assert "malign influence" on the elections, such as tampering with voter registration and vote recording.
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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the $110 billion (100 billion euro) deal was aimed at helping the kingdom deal with "malign Iranian influence".
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During his trip, Pompeo echoed previous U.S. criticism of China's growing presence in Latin America, warning of "predatory" lending practices and "malign or nefarious" actions.
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Locals do not believe that sorcerers or witches are inherently malign: many claim—or believe in—magical healing powers, and the ability to bring favourable weather.
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So, when the president looks at the totality of the Russian relationship, this is one piece of it, addressing their malign activity in their election meddling.
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In a new paper Ufuk Akcigit, Salomé Baslandze and Francesca Lotti try to distinguish between such malign purposes and benign ones in the case of Italy.
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You see me and my client as a serious threat to his presidency so you have decided to resort to personal attacks designed to malign us.
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He blamed crime and corruption on a malign elite and promised that his own integrity would encourage virtue, first in the government and then throughout society.
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We are now more than 14 months of this politically motivated fishing expedition all designed to malign the president that you the American people voted for.
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That's not to malign people who have a Taurus sun, but she has a massive concentration of Taurus, which means she loves luxury, beauty, and wealth.
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The judgment said there was "no reason to doubt the statements of sitting judges" and the intent of the petitioners had been to "malign the judiciary".
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She said governments and financial institutions in the Gulf were cooperating closely with the United States because they agreed on Tehran's malign influence in the region.
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On issues from pollution to administration policies to immigration, the malign forces in our country find comfort and cover, to say the least, on Fox news.
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The shift of the United States from the focus on terrorism toward malign behavior in China and Russia is impressive, and it is the right diagnosis.
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Chuck has tricked Jimmy into confessing to a malign cut-and-paste job on some legal documents, an apparently felonious act that has been surreptitiously recorded.
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But it's also the responsibility of tech companies to be transparent about when, how, and where they find what DiResta deems the "malign distribution" of content.
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You've become so sensitive to any kind of protest, you no longer have the right to malign kids who seek shelter from your blizzard of hypocrisy.
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Given the trade war and other U.S. legal actions against malign Chinese actions, Washington has greater leverage under this administration than it has experienced in decades.
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The story goes like this: Trump is a malign interloper who swept in and "hijacked" the Republican Party, leading it astray from its true, noble ideals.
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Trump and the White House had been careful not to malign Ford after her allegations surfaced, but Trump dropped the restraint in his tweets on Friday.
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Perhaps some electors are wise sages with better judgment than the American people, but others are likely malign, corrupt, or driven by their own idiosyncratic beliefs.
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So why sacrifice verifiable and meaningful constraints on Iran's nuclear activities because of Iran's "malign behavior" — the White House's words — in Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and elsewhere?
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Mr. Esper's language falls in line with a now familiar pattern as Washington moves to curb malign efforts from Iran and its proxies across the region.
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They say that the president is ready to confront Mr. Putin about Russia's "malign activities," and that the United States wants a strong and unified NATO.
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The United States this month added several Russian firms and officials to a sanctions blacklist in response to what it said were the Kremlin's "malign activities".
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Mr. Trump's continued hostility toward discussing Moscow's malign influence campaigns, as well as his broader attitude toward Mr. Putin and Russia, puzzles many national security experts.
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Mr. Trump had planned to use a session of the Security Council, which he is presiding over, to dramatize Iran's malign behavior throughout the Middle East.
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"Iraqis have paid a steep and bloody price for the malign influence of Iranian regime," David Schenker, an assistant secretary of state, told reporters in Washington.
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The President's speech marked the first time since the 22019 Iranian Revolution that the United States has adopted a comprehensive approach to combating malign Iranian influence.
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A spokesperson for Zuckerberg described Business Insider's reporting as "a collection of unfounded rumors, exaggerations, and half-truths which unfairly malign several of our valued employees."
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The Iranians are proven masters at calibrating and masking their malign regional and global actions to a threshold just below a massive U.S. or Israeli retaliation.
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"By spreading disinformation about coronavirus, Russian malign actors are once again choosing to threaten public safety by distracting from the global health response," one official said.
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A representative for Zuckerberg described Business Insider's reporting as "a collection of unfounded rumors, exaggerations, and half-truths which unfairly malign several of our valued employees."
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" Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif seemed to suggest the goal of any Iranian retaliation, tweeting Saturday: "End of US malign presence in West Asia has begun.
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Murkowski, in her statement Friday afternoon declaring her opposition to inviting witnesses, called out what she said were efforts to malign Roberts and the high court.
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Now deep into an era of human-generated global warming, we can look back to Ruskin as one of the earliest prophets of a malign Anthropocene.
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Trump at the time cited Iran's role as a malign force in the region, particularly its support of terrorist groups, but also its involvement in Syria.
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Haley rejected the prevailing notion that Iran's nuclear activities comprise a special sort of threat that can be addressed in isolation from Tehran's overall malign behavior.
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Stoltenberg needed to use this highest of profile venues to call out Russia's military aggression and the overt and covert malign activities that Trump usually whitewashes.
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Causes include Russia's aggression in Ukraine, interference in Western elections and support for the brutal Assad regime in Syria, and U.S. sanctions on "malign" Russian activities.
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The malign incompetence of the Brexiteers was precisely prefigured during Britain's exit from India in 1947, most strikingly in the lack of orderly preparation for it.
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Weakened Western ties would complicate efforts around democratic progress, economic growth and national security — particularly in pushing back against the malign influence of Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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COONS: Well, it is critical that we reduce Iran&aposs malign influence in Syria, in particular southwest Syria, where they are directly threatening our vital ally, Israel.
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The United States imposed sanctions on EN+ and Deripaska in April, as well as several other companies he controls, citing what it described as Russia's malign activities.
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Washington said at the time that he and a number of fellow tycoons were profiting from their association with a Kremlin conducting "malign activities" around the globe.
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Regional allies must work together to counter malign actors like Russia from exerting any further influence and prevent the erosion of democracy and stability in the hemisphere.
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Owning her truth opened Jordan and her family up to further humiliation — Kolkata's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee insinuated Jordan had fabricated her story to malign the government.
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In his memo he argued that the president could not obstruct justice, however malign his motives for a given action, in the lawful performance of his office.
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Just because Tabasco has been unfairly maligned, does this mean we must unfairly malign mayonnaise and the thousands of BLTs it has made greater by its existence?
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The administration cited Iran's "malign activity" in the region, including support for proxy militant groups and ballistic missile testing, as its primary motivation for abandoning the deal.
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It is time for a firm policy that no longer tolerates Tehran's malign regional intransigence and its suppression of millions of Iranians aspiring for change in Iran.
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DoorDash offers its delivery drivers a guaranteed payout for each order, upfront—a flat $1 per order plus additional compensation calculated by some kind of malign algorithm.
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" He also called Iran one of the world's largest state sponsors of terror, saying the U.S. will continue to enforce sanctions until Tehran ends its "malign activity.
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Pakistan said Nizami's hanging was "unfortunate" and attempts by Bangladesh to malign Pakistan were "regrettable," though it was not clear what Bangladeshi statement Pakistan was referring to.
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"We will proudly defend our right to defend our citizens time and again, and in every forum where our adversaries seek to falsely malign us," he added.
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Mr. Trump spent much of his campaign attacking Goldman Sachs, using the bank to malign Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi, who is an investment manager there, and Mrs.
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But a character this dynamic or malign would upset the design of a novel that wants to ape Beckett by turning history into powerlessness, longueurs and absences.
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"We look forward to working closely with strong allies like Israel in countering these threats and rolling back the full range of Iranian malign influence," Pompeo said.
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Still, Palmer voiced concern about the "malign influence" of Russia both in Macedonia and in other countries of the Western Balkans - Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania and Kosovo.
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"They have to be out of the country, in an untainted system that we can verify is safe and secure, and free from malign influences," Coe said.
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Washington said it took the measure against Deripaska and others because, it said, they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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Why is the Trump Administration proposing sanctions relief when President Putin has not yet made any move to curtail or constrain his malign activities around the globe?
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The Trump administration has said its goal is to force Iran to end its "malign activity" in the Middle East as well as curtail its nuclear arsenal.
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If he is shoved out of the field somehow, his supporters will remain bitter and enraged, convinced that a self-serving and malign elite defeated their leader.
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"We will continue to work tirelessly to prevent foreign nations and malign actors from hacking into our election infrastructure and changing votes or election outcomes," he said.
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"Election meddling; malign activities throughout Europe, including the Balkans, UK and Brexit, France and Italy, just to mention a few," Huntsman said on a call with reporters.
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"When asked the question, I have pointed out the perplexing submissiveness of Mr. Trump toward Mr. Putin — despite continued evidence of malign Russian activities," Mr. Brennan added.
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The accusation blindsided Dr. Sheikhzadeh and his lawyer, who called it a politically motivated strategy to malign his client so the judge would impose a severe sentence.
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It is a time for a coalition of sane, thoughtful, energy producing and energy consuming countries to come together and put a stop to Iran's malign activities.
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He goes beneath forest floors, and into sea caves and sinkholes, among other subterranean adventures, to probe the secrets of man's often malign influence on the earth.
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One nation in particular has shirked its load, a country whose malign involvement lurks as a common denominator under every one of those aforementioned countries: Saudi Arabia.
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Murdoch has made no secret about his belief that Google is a malign force that is, if not harming the world, at least harming his bottom line.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence called on Canada in June to do more to engage directly with Cuba over what he called its "malign influence" on Venezuela.
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The sooner NATO ministers engage in the difficult conversations required to keep everyone honest, the sooner the free-riding and malign behavior can be punished and contained.
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Political systems plagued by graft are more susceptible to foreign malign influence because they incentivize leaders to accumulate power and wealth rather than advance broader national interests.
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RELATED: Nielsen announces new efforts to defend against cyberattacks Rather than block cyber threats outright, Albert alerts officials to potentially malign activity to be investigated by experts.
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But in the current political environment, and given the language Mr. Trump used in the campaign, he said, people were reading the most malign implications into it.
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" The SPLC defines a hate group as one that "has beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people, typically for their immutable characteristics.
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Facing the malign hostility of Republican-occupied Washington, and an instantly dubious reaction from some lawmakers in Albany, the odds for this $1.1 billion program look long.
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"This includes countering the malign influences of the PRC and others in the U.N. system," the spokeswoman said, using the acronym for the People's Republic of China.
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The Treasury Department had announced the sanctions against Mr. Deripaska, six other oligarchs and their companies in April as retaliation for Russia's "malign activity" around the world.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being cleareyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held," he wrote in his resignation letter.
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The Ministry of Interior issued a notice singling out "disgruntled members of the 'Shia community'" as those "mostly involved in this nefarious activity to malign" Saudi Arabia.
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By ensuring that such a dangerous regime can never possess nuclear weapons, the deal makes it easier for Iran to be confronted for its other malign behaviors.
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A White House statement said the meeting addressed threats to elections "from malign foreign actors" and efforts on providing cyber security assistance to state and local authorities.
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That film was a protest against the Reagan administration's malign neglect of the victims of AIDS, which killed Wojnarowicz in 21984, but the painting's thrust is elusive.
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But it&aposs really Russia&aposs malign and aggressive behavior for many years now that is causing the international security problems that we and our European allies have.
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The more Iran's hand is exposed in the region, the theory goes, the harder it will be for foreign governments to remain indifferent to Iran's ongoing malign activity.
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The effect was to create a highly competitive culture that eventually had malign consequences in a series of scandals, leading to the departure of Travis Kalanick, Uber's founder.
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Becky's parents are unusual sources for malign magic: in most past horror stories, people of color tap into superstition and mysterious otherworldly powers that "civilized" whites don't understand.
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As we recently saw in Fort Collins, Colorado, ISPs are frequently willing to spend plenty of money in attempts to malign and denigrate community broadband at every opportunity.
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Deals with ballistic missiles and, ultimately, will put limitations and restrictions on Iran should they continue their malign activities and support of terrorism and violence across the region.
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Pence delivered his Thursday address at Washington's Hudson Institute and he accused China of "malign" efforts to undermine U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of next month's congressional elections.
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By the way, Kim Kardashian is receiving backlash after refusing to malign the president in an interview with Mr. Weinstein, Jr. Jimmy Kimmel last night, take a look.
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In addition to passport data, which some theorize could be used by malign actors to track international travelers, approximately 345,000 unexpired payment cards were stored by the company.
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The weapons sales, intended to push back on Iran's "malign activities," according to the administration, are worth $8.1 billion, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement.
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Thus, Mark Jamison, visiting American Enterprise Institute fellow and member of the Trump FCC transition team, is clearly straining in his recent attempt to malign the Lifeline program.
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And sadly, in an effort to malign President Trump, well, your friends -- well, not really -- in the mainstream media, they forgot even their own reporting, their own reporting.
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"The United States remains deeply concerned about Iran's malign activities across the Middle East which undermine regional stability, security, and prosperity," the State Department said in a statement.
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Sunni rulers, especially the Al Sauds, see themselves encircled by malign Shias, from Iran's perceived attempt to stir up Shias in Bahrain to Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen.
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Countering the malign activities of Iran; extremism and terrorism; and challenges with water and transportation all present opportunities to work together for a more stable and prosperous region.
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Their intricate network inside Iran has been critical to informing the world of Tehran's malign behavior from nuclear pursuits to terrorism and human rights abuses to proxy violence.
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Iran's efforts to convince international investors and international ratings agencies like Moody's and Fitch to enter its market should not be legitimized until its malign activities have stopped.
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Largely missing from this discussion is why the United States continues to allow Erdoğan's malign behavior in the region, and more important, what policymakers should do about it.
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We The People, that means all the people, not an exclusionary conclave of self-selected "journalists" who malign Middle America, are the ones who hold our leaders accountable.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Only an oafish fool with malign political proclivities would try to expunge Islam from the story of the betterment of humankind.
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" Later on Monday, the Department of Defense (DoD) issued a statement saying: "The department remains integrated with the rest of the government's efforts to address malign Iranian behavior.
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" Wray continued, "We haven't yet seen an effort to target specific election infrastructure this time, but certainly other efforts I would call malign influence operations are very active.
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The Treasury Department unveiled penalties on Deripaska and his firms last April under a law aimed at punishing Moscow for interfering in the election and other malign activities.
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In fact, the report concludes, Comey's decisions during the Clinton email investigation, while questionable, came from his professional judgment and were not the result of any malign intent.
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She is infuriated by families who do not accept their children, schools that can't make room for trans kids, and lawmakers who ignorantly stereotype and malign the community.
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His spokeswoman said that the president and his national security team discussed "threats posed to our elections from malign foreign actors" and attempts to thwart and punish interference.
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At this point, it's clear that there is nothing natural about the mounting public health crisis and that the federal government is compounding the problem through malign neglect.
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Developing countries, heeding the now-malign neglect of many leaders of industrialized nations, continued relying on traditional, resource-intensive forms of moneymaking: farming, mining, and fossil fuel burning.
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"If these reports constitute new activity, the administration should initiate test-site visits allowed by the treaty and hold Russia accountable for any malign behavior," Mr. Markey said.
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They believe that in international negotiations shorn of malign Saudi influence and anti-Iranian American ideology, they could make effective deals to fully reintegrate into the world economy.
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President Trump's call this month for a broader strategy to confront Iran's malign influence across the Middle East was an encouraging indication that the administration recognizes the problem.
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The Trump administration in April sanctioned oligarchs and government officials over the election meddling and other "malign" activities, and this week over the nerve agent attack in Britain.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being cleareyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held," Mr. Mattis wrote in his resignation letter.
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The court's decision "triggered totally malign consequences," the Global Times, a nationalist Chinese tabloid, said on Tuesday in an editorial welcoming the decision by the state to intervene.
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It was as if he found himself suddenly marooned in a strange land where safes and anvils fell from the sky at the behest of a malign regime.
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American government policies and messaging have rightly focused on rooting out malign foreign influences on campuses and developing more targeted student visa screening processes to guard against espionage.
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Throughout his testimony, Vindman emphasized the importance of the relationship between the two countries, as Ukraine continues to feel the brunt of Russia's malign influence in the region.
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"Privacy rules, identity validation, transparency in how data is collected and used, and monitoring for inauthentic or malign content" are among the several things that deserve continued attention.
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"Rather than retaliate with force, the US will impose tougher economic sanctions on Iran, Trump said, adding that the days of tolerating Iran&aposs malign behavior "are over.
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That prompted Preet Bharara, the former United States attorney for New York's Southern District, to question why the Justice Department "would ignorantly malign" the New York Police Department.
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This was designed to target allies of President Vladimir Putin and punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other so-called malign activities.
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The U.S. will continue to "urge all countries to curtail relationships with Russia's defense and intelligence sectors, both of which are linked to malign activities worldwide," it said.
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If the IRS scandal continues to unfold as typical Washington arguments do, we will soon see the "follow the money" conspiracy theory narrative that attempt to malign Mercer.
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During his speech at the U.N. on Tuesday, Trump warned Iran against an escalation of malign activity in the Middle East amid rising tensions between the two nations.
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"It was very sensible for the administration to early on warn Iran of its malign activities," said Ray Takeyh, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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No matter the issue, a justification to contradict or malign the president always seems to be found, as if malice and playing the public's protector express themselves identically.
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"The United States continues to take strong action against the former illegitimate Maduro regime and the malign foreign actors who support it," Munchin said in a press release.
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"Frankly, at this point, the bar is so low that if he doesn't swear or doesn't malign a minority group, that's considered a huge success," Malmgren told CNBC.
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In both cases, Sanders thought it was more important to take a stand against malign pro-business initiatives than to deliver concrete progressive wins they were attached to.
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"We certainly talked about our effort to counter Iranian malign influence," Mr. Pompeo said at a news conference at the airport before flying to Oman, his final stop.
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And whether in conversation or social media, let's follow the dinner table rule: Debate issues and tactics, but don't call others names or malign the motives of either side.
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And if nothing is done at all, Seroussi thinks it's only a matter of time before email tracking is used for malign purposes, potentially in a very public way.
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America's still committed to taking down the malign influence that the Islamic of-- Iran -- that those activities, the risk that those activities present to the world, there's no change.
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"The leaders discussed areas in which the United States and Qatar can partner to bring more stability to the region, counter malign Iranian influence, and defeat terrorism," it said.
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The United States imposed sanctions on April 6 against Russian entities and individuals, to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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Qavi told media on Saturday Baloch's death should serve as an example for others who tried to malign the clergy, though he also stated that he had "forgiven her".
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly criticized the 2015 Iran nuclear deal because it did not include Tehran's missile program or what it calls Iran's malign activity in the region.
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The U.S. Treasury Department in April blacklisted billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including aluminum exporter Rusal, citing "malign activities" by Russia.
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Other observers have pointed to other phrases used in the op-ed like "malign behavior," apparently a favorite expression of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, as potential telltale signs.
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"There was also openness among G7 members to dialogue with Russia while we hold them accountable for their malign activities and their efforts to destabilize nations," the official added.
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" A U.S. State Department official said: "The United States remains deeply concerned about the Iranian regime's malign activities across the Middle East which undermine regional stability, security and prosperity.
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Even in "going out," however, China engages in significant malign behavior including excessive subsidies, forced technology transfers and other market distortions, as well as cyber espionage at massive scale.
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Any new formula could address shared concerns, namely limiting Iran's ballistic missile program, ensuring inspector access to military facilities and addressing Iran's malign and destabilizing activity in the region.
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In the unlikely event that other nations do not balk at the new sanctions, coercion is not likely to make Iran rethink its nuclear program or its malign activity.
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But for the United States to effectively counter Russia's malign activities, this action needs to be the start, not the end, of a serious response to the Russian threat.
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" The report says that Tehran spends nearly a billion dollars a year to "support terrorist groups that serve as its proxies and expand its malign influence across the globe.
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Tearing up the JCPOA, without a better strategy for preventing an Iranian nuclear bomb and a broader strategy for combating non-nuclear malign Iranian behavior, would make no sense.
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His infinite tolerance of Russia's interference in U.S. politics and its well-documented online "malign influence" campaign stands in weird contrast to his churlish behavior toward America's actual friends.
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In a speech Thursday night, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein described Russian efforts in the 2016 election as just "one tree in a growing forest" of malign cyber activity.
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But they continue to play a malign role in our national discourse — because they divert and distract attention from much more deserving problems, depriving crucial issues of political oxygen.
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Is that really the place to be within banking at the moment when you look at the interest rate outlook-- the sort of economic-- malign in-- in the Eurozone?
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Driving a friend's car in a country I won't name — its politics are malign, its reach long and you never know — I was pulled over late one Friday night.
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Tonight for the hour, we&aposll review the extreme measures Democrats, Liberals, and the mainstream media will take in order to malign President Trump and everyone who supports him.
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He built a fence on Hungary's southern border during the migration crisis, and has since campaigned against perceived malign foreign forces, particularly the Hungarian-American liberal scion George Soros.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence last week called on Canada to do more to engage directly with Cuba over what Pence called its "malign influence" on the Venezuelan crisis.
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During his meeting with Putin, "the president will drive the discussion on malign activity and election meddling," Huntsman, the ambassador to Russia, said on the call with reporters Thursday.
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It is almost impossible for our intelligence and law enforcement agencies to investigate who benefits from American incorporation to launder illicit proceeds or exert malign influence within our economy.
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There was "something malign in the bosom of the Democratic Party,'' Mr. MacArthur said starkly, while adding that nevertheless, "I probably spend most of my time working with Democrats.
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While we malign the vulture and field mouse, bat and mosquito, as pests and vermin, these creatures fulfill the cycle of life — to our benefit — as predator or prey.
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Online platforms should also ramp up cooperation with fact-checking organisations, increase transparency by giving researchers access to data and governments information on the malign actors, the report said.
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The nuclear deal was never intended, nor was it able, to address Iran's other pernicious behavior: its support for terrorism, malign influence in neighboring countries and ballistic missile program.
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"Successful political negotiations are necessary to ensure that Yemen can flourish, free of the malign influence of Iranian-backed militias operating outside the structures of the state," she said.
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"This Administration will continue to aggressively target Iran's malign activity, including their ongoing state support of terrorism, ballistic missile program, and human rights abuses," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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Washington imposed sweeping sanctions in April on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen to punish Moscow for "malign activities", battering the Russian markets and sending the rouble weakening.
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Joseph Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chief of staff, added that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action has done nothing to deter Iran from its other malign activities.
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Instead it is malign neglect and contributes to the growing problems in the region, precisely because it leaves the field open to Russia to play its neo-imperial games.
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"The U.S. continues to push back on the totality of Iran's malign activities in the region and calls for an end to Iranian behavior that threatens peace and stability."
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The Taliban may be our current security focus, but the U.S. has been strangely unwilling to recognize and confront the mullahs' territorial desires and growing malign influence in Afghanistan.
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The Trump administration's transactional messaging and unilateral actions, often broadcast publicly rather than negotiated privately, are shredding allied confidence in U.S. reliability and creating malign openings for potential adversaries.
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Mr. Mosley spent much of his life in the malign shadow of his father, a onetime Labour member of Parliament who founded the British Union of Fascists in 1932.
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"Iran's malign activity in the region is a serious concern," said Wendy Sherman, the undersecretary of state during the Obama administration who for years negotiated the Iran nuclear deal.
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At issue here is how to malign Black people and their consumption of fried chicken without crediting them with contributing the method of deep frying to New World Cuisine.
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"As I have said consistently: Russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day," said FBI Director Christopher Wray.
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"Mnuchin said the U.S. would continue to work with international partners to "take collective action to defer and defend against sustained malign activity by Russia, its proxies, and intelligence agencies.
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In April, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Deripaska, Rusal, En+ and other companies in which he owns stakes, citing "malign activities" by Russia, prompting turmoil in global aluminium markets.
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And it makes its way into legitimate critiques of financial elites, which can slip into the world's oldest conspiracy theory of malign Jewish influence exerted through money and occult powers.
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Washington has voiced concern about Russia's "malign influence" in Macedonia and elsewhere in the Western Balkans, accusing it of trying to undermine governments and block their progress towards international integration.
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The United States imposed sanctions last week against Russian entities and individuals, including Rusal, to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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Schiff and Feinstein's concern had compared the role of Russian botnets in the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign to the malign role of Russian trolls in spreading false news during the 2016 election.
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But using the law to attempt to silence Mr Wilders enhances his malign influence over Dutch politics and makes it more likely that he will one day wield real power.
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The Treasury Department accused Pak Jin Kyok and the Chosun Expo Joint Venture company of involvement in malign cyber activities and said they were linked to the North Korean government.
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" He added: "Strong cooperation with close allies like (Israel) is critical to our efforts to counter Iran's destabilizing and malign activities through the Middle East, and indeed, throughout the world.
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"We're going to isolate streams of Iranian funding and looking to highlight the totality of Iran's malign behavior across the region," the official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters.
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Mr Hariri announced the move from Riyadh, blaming Iran's malign influence on his country and saying he feared being assassinated, as his father, a previous prime minister, was in 2005.
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In addition, given the likelihood that these malign efforts would fail, Hamas also created "kite bombs" painted with swastikas that it launched in Israel's direction when the winds were favorable.
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As well as enabling malign people to spread fake news, as many have pointed out, this revolution is also making it easier for outsiders to draw attention to self-dealing.
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On Thursday, Planned Parenthood filed a civil lawsuit against the anti-abortion activists who released a series of heavily edited videos this summer in an attempt to malign the organization.
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Washington moved on Friday to impose major sanctions against Russian businessmen and their companies to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 21.3 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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" Wray added: "As I've said consistently, Russia attempted to interfere in the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations … and this needs to be taken extremely seriously.
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" He added: "Strong cooperation with close allies like (Israel) is critical to our efforts to counter Iran's destabilizing and malign activities through the Middle East, and indeed, throughout the world.
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The Trump administration reinstated sanctions on Iran last year for what it deemed "destabilizing and malign activities around the world," and the country's economy has since been in a tailspin.
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In April, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Deripaska, Rusal, En+ and other companies in which he owns stakes, citing "malign activities" by Russia, prompting turmoil in global aluminum markets.
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The White House is carrying out a "maximum pressure" campaign against the Islamic Republic in an effort to counter what it deems its "malign and destabilizing activity" around the world.
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The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions in April against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including automaker Gaz, citing "malign activities" by Russia.
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Democrats in Congress have an added obligation not just to decry the GOP's mischief or malign neglect, but to loudly propose legislation that would address some of Obamacare's real problems.
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The U.S. Treasury Department in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including automaker GAZ, citing "malign activities" by Russia.
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Trump also took a much harsher line than his predecessors on Pakistan and made a more explicit threat to draw India more heavily into Afghanistan to counterbalance malign Pakistani influence.
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" Trump said he remains open to a more comprehensive deal "that addresses the full range of the regime's malign activities, including its ballistic missile programme and its support for terrorism.
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We may also concurrently see Israeli measures against Iran predicated on fears that Iran will restart its nuclear program and concerns over Iran's ongoing malign behavior in the Middle East.
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The Trump administration is seeking to put more pressure on the IRGC, especially over recent ballistic missile tests and what Washington has called its "malign activities" across the Middle East.
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If the new books scant the malign consequences of the Armistice, they also show little concern about the final spasm of madness that unfolded on the day it was signed.
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And unlike most Marvel heroes, who rely on their fists, he uses magic to defend Earth from malign, otherworldly threats like the match-headed Dread Dormammu and the nefarious Nightmare.
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Abel Al-Jubeir said Thursday that Hezbollah, a political and militant Shia-Islamist group, has hijacked the system in Lebanon and is spreading a malign influence throughout the Middle East.
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The U.S. sanctions hit 3933 Russians and a range of companies in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for what it called a range of "malign activity".
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Yet precisely because Tehran's dogma guides the full range of its malign behavior in the Middle East, a robust effort to challenge Tehran's domestic repression would advance America's self-interest.
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" He said Trump has voiced a willingness to enter into talks with Iran and wants a deal that also covers its missile program, support for terrorism and "malign regional behavior.
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This state of malign neglect exists in part because island residents, American citizens though they may be, lack representation in Congress and have no electoral votes to influence the presidency.
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"We will talk about Venezuela, Iran, our commitment to address malign cyber activity and our strong commitment to the trans-Atlantic alliance," Blok said in a tweet after Pompeo arrived.
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About 450,000 Americans died of the disease between 1981 and 2000, a toll that Gonsalves believes can (at least in part) be blamed on Reagan's "malign neglect" of the outbreak.
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That malign neglect, which for President Reagan was probably based on homophobia and racism and fear of people who use drugs, is a very specific kind of malevolence and incompetence.
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That "malign neglect" from the Reagan administration — can you be specific about what specific policies or failures led to and contributed to the hundreds of thousands of deaths back then?
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For Mr. Trump, this is the newest iteration of his many Russia problems — and the latest example of his reticence to talk publicly about Moscow's malign influence around the world.
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But last year the United States withdrew from the Obama-era deal after the Trump administration argued that it wasn't broad enough and didn't cover all of Iran's malign activities.
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"Issues such as privacy rules, identity validation, transparency in how data is collected and used, and monitoring for inauthentic or malign content, among others, deserve continued examination," the committee said.
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This is a significant innovation for a region that Russia has traditionally seen as its backyard and where China has been making inroads, making it particularly vulnerable to malign influence.
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"This Administration will continue to aggressively target Iran's malign activity, including their ongoing state support of terrorism, ballistic missile program, and human rights abuses," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday.
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At the same time, the official document presents relatively conventional views at odds with Trump's own positions—including praise for the role of diplomacy and warnings about Russia's malign intentions.
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Those include multiple attacks on commercial tankers and oil infrastructure — part of the "malign activity" the Trump administration cites as a basis for the sanctions — though Tehran denies its role.
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Details like these helped to make the real Mr. Sessions something other than a cartoon villain — or the malign elf he resembles — even while accentuating his views on civil liberties.
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Where there are cuts to be made, they should be — including to jobs that do nothing to further the principles of the United Nations but simply malign one member state.
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" Pence also said the U.S., under President Trump, "rejects any attempt to use force, threats, intimidation, or malign influence in the Baltic States or against any of our treaty allies.
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The Saudi deal aims to support the long-term security of country and the region "in the face of malign Iranian influence and Iranian related threats," the State Department said.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being cleareyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held," he wrote to Trump in his public resignation letter.
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"President Trump has repeatedly made clear he does not and will not tolerate Russian malign activity," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said in an email on Sunday.
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It objected to a requirement that should the director of national intelligence conclude that Russia is meddling in American elections or conducting other malign activities, sanctions would be imposed automatically.
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" He said Trump has voiced a willingness to enter into talks with Iran and wants a deal that also covers its missile program, support for terrorism and "malign regional behavior.
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The administration says it is trying to halt Iranian "malign behavior" in its support for Islamist militants in the region and denies seeking the overthrow of the Islamic republic's government.
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U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis has said the fracturing of ties among its Gulf Arab allies hinders Washington's fight against Islamic State and "countering the spread of Iran's malign influence".
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The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Deripaska, aluminum giant Rusal, En+ and other companies in which he owns stakes, citing "malign activities" by Russia, prompting turmoil in global aluminum markets.
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They're not positive: Assange sees the United States as a malign empire, one that has spent the decades since World War II unjustly interfering in other countries and killing their citizens.
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His aristocratic assassins, recruited by Yusupov, believed Russia, misruled to the point of collapse, could be saved only if the royal family could be freed of the faith-healer's malign influence.
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Asking Google and Apple to ban all apps that could be used for malign purposes seems as realistic as asking that we ban the sale of kitchen knives to prevent stabbings.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - The United States is deeply concerned by Iran's "destabilizing and malign activities", new Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said after meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday.
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Much of Chinese companies' malign activities are also state-backed, raising the question of whether the government is serious about putting an end to a practice that they themselves engage in.
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He may claim that Labour is "more united on Brexit than on any issue in recent history", but its far-left leadership still sees the EU as a malign, capitalist plot.
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The election comes as the Trump administration is keenly focused on opposing Iran and preventing what the U.S. sees as the Shiite-led nation&aposs malign influence in the Arab world.
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Vice President Mike Pence accused China of "malign " efforts to undermine President Donald Trump on Thursday, prompting Beijing to respond by saying his remarks were "unwarranted" and "slandered" the Asian giant.
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The U.S. Treasury Department in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including aluminium exporter Rusal, citing "malign activities" by Russia.
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The senior administration official said the Trump administration intended to employ a strategy that would "address the totality of Iran's malign behavior" and not just focus on the Iran nuclear agreement.
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"There was a G7 unity on opposing Russia's malign behavior," the official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters at the end of the first day of G7 meetings in Toronto.
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"What has continued virtually unabated and just intensifies during the election cycles is this malign foreign influence campaign, especially social media," FBI Director Christopher Wray said at a conference in March.
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Trump put Iran "on notice" in February for test-firing a ballistic missile and imposed new economic sanctions in July over its missile program and "malign activities" in the Middle East.
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And if the main offence was not crashing the client's stock price by dumping excess stock in a rush, that would be more like good customer service than malign market distortion.
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David Michôd, an Australian director, has made a career of examining the more malign uses of power, whether in a criminal family ("Animal Kingdom") or the American armed forces ("War Machine").
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It also believes that Iran needs to be punished for its ballistic missile program, which was not part of the JCPOA, and for its "malign activities" in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
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Some officials are demanding an end to Tehran's malign behavior, its terrorist attacks, assassinations and support for militias from Lebanon to Yemen; others, like John Bolton, may still want regime change.
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Iran already engages in so many types of malign activity that it is hard to keep track, but the U.S government needs to raise its level of concern about cyber threats.
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He was among the Russian officials the US government slapped with sanctions in April 2018 as part of an effort to punish the Russian government for "malign activity" around the world.
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So malign activity and threats to our forces by the Iranians were not new, but a more widespread, almost campaign-like perspective for the Iranians was what we were dealing with.
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Since our open hearing in November 2017, we have worked closely with Facebook to ensure that the American people can see the full extent of Russia's malign use of social media.
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In so doing, it can make clear that the regime's malign treatment of women — contra Mohammad Jafar Montazeri — amounts to the true source of shame and disgrace in the Islamic Republic.
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Putin is involved in a range of malign and abhorrent behavior, from his election attacks in the US and on our allies, to his support for "animal Assad," and so on.
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The "malign activities" outside the realm of the nuclear agreement include Iran's support for terrorism, human rights abuses, backing of Syrian President Bashar Assad, and hostility to Israel, the official said.
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But members must balance their desire to push back on the full range of Russian malign activities with a sense of realism about what can be accomplished and the necessary resources.
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He added that American policy in Iraq and Afghanistan should be focused on countering Iran's "malign influence," which is growing in the wake of the policies initiated by the Obama administration.
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These findings are also fueling concerns that if North Korea will sell to one malign actor in the Middle East, it could just as easily sell to a country like Iran.
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And while Freitas does not want to "malign people who are doing this work," she takes issue with the fact that this is how universities are choosing to address the problem.
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The U.S., gearing up to enforce sanctions, will likely continue threatening secondary sanctions while adding other parties involved in, or supportive of, Iranian malign activities to the Specially Designated Nationals list.
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"The administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyberactivity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyberattacks and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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And the National Security Agency and the United States Cyber Command have also expanded and made permanent their joint task force aimed at identifying, and stopping, Russian malign influence, officials said.
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The greatest risk at this moment in our history is not that Congress will pursue an investigation that the president and his allies will do their best to malign as partisan.
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This past April, the Treasury Department imposed potentially crippling sanctions against Mr. Deripaska and his mammoth aluminum company, saying he had profited from the "malign activities" of Russia around the world.
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"For me, from a place like Indiana, it still goes back to the origination of how this occurred: Wanting to malign the president from before he was even inaugurated," Braun said.
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The department routinely monitors Twitter traffic worldwide with an eye toward malign activities, like the proliferation of fake pages and user accounts or content that targets the public with divisive messages.
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He's the vice president of integrity at Facebook, where he manages teams working to battle issues like fake accounts, propaganda campaigns, account security, and other malign influences on the social network.
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A senior administration official who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity said that they responded to Moscow's continuing and increasingly "brazen pattern of malign activity" worldwide — especially against Western democracies.
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Odd man out While he's seeking to convince his global peers about the threat from Iran, Trump will probably try to water down their focus on another malign actor: North Korea.
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And she drew upon historical horrors like the Nazis' Lebensborn program and public executions in countries like North Korea and Saudi Arabia to delineate the malign machinery of the Gilead regime.
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News Analysis It is hard to discern a strategy that will accomplish the Trump administration's objectives: renegotiating the nuclear deal with Iran or dialing back Iran's malign behavior in the region.
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The U.S. Treasury Department in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including aluminum exporter Rusal, citing "malign activities" by Russia.
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He'll likely try to get you to praise Putin and push for a second meeting for you two -- all while your team chastises Russia for any number of its malign actions.
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The "malign activities" outside the realm of the nuclear agreement include Iran's support for terrorism, human rights abuses, backing of Syrian President Bashar Assad and hostility to Israel, the official said.
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If confirmed, Nakasone will step into the role just as lawmakers are clamoring for more robust responses to malign foreign activity in cyberspace, including Russian efforts to interfere in U.S. elections.
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A senior administration official said that the charges reveal "yet another example of the Russian government enlisting" criminals who are behind "cyber crimes to carry out malign activities" on its behalf.
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"It's scandalous that they would malign innocent people to poison the larger public's trust in the election system," Bob Hall, the executive director of Democracy North Carolina, said in an interview.
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"This president and his national security team keep many options on the table particularly when it comes to retaliating against malign behavior," Conway told "Fox News Sunday" guest host Bill Hemmer.
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They accept the malign health effects that come with auto-dominated living, everything from respiratory diseases to obesity to heart disease, as a matter of course, because they have few alternatives.
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On April 6, it announced sanctions against Deripaska and his eight companies, along with other Russian individuals and firms, in response to what the United States called "malign activities" by Russia.
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"We applaud efforts by our private-sector partners to combat an array of threats that occur in cyberspace, including malign influence," said Garrett Marquis, a spokesman for the National Security Council.
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Washington blacklisted some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other "malign activities".
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Last month, the U.S. Treasury Department announced it was punishing seven Russian oligarchs and 17 Russian government officials with sanctions for what the U.S. called Russia&aposs "malign activity" around the world.
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The sale comes a week after Washington announced new sanctions against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials in response to what U.S. officials described as the Kremlin's "malign activities" around the world.
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The Trump administration withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal in May of this year, citing the country's "malign activity" in the region, as well as its continued testing of ballistic missiles.
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The U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions against Deripaska and companies in which he is a large shareholder, including giant exporter Rusal, in response to what it called "malign activities" by Russia.
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The Trump administration declared an emergency last week to bypass Congress and expedite the sales, citing the need to deter what it called "the malign influence" of Iran throughout the Middle East.
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And instead of passing legislation and permanently fixing a big problem for the country, immigration -- well, you&aposve got many Democrats, they&aposd rather use this issue to malign their political opponents.
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There are legitimate questions about Iran's malign influence throughout the Middle East, from its support for Hezbollah in Lebanon to the Houthi rebels in Yemen to the Shia paramilitary groups in Iraq.
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The malign reach and agenda of the organisation is common knowledge in Turkey; witness the brave and decisive opposition to the coup by Turkey's citizens, by the parliament and all state institutions.
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Whitehall has been subject to a malign combination of business-worship (of the sort that only people who don't know anything about business can be guilty of), management-speak and political correctness.
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When that pressure becomes so severe, the leaders of Iran must once again choose between regime survival economically or negotiating over all their malign activities, and I think they'll have to negotiate.
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Instead, to the extent that most people are thinking about politics at all, they are making judgments about whether the president is trying to do the right thing or is fundamentally malign.
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And we were attacked by a foreign government with a malign interest who's running not just anti-Hillary ads, but pitting African Americans against police officers and police officers against African Americans.
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Far from the generic gothic monster seen in many productions, this Von Rothbart is a truly malign presence, and his puppeteering control of the massed swans is clearly visible in their movements.
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To produce a just and workable vision of peace requires Trump to bypass the Israel lobby, reject the rhetoric of hate and the Israeli pre-emptive campaign to slander and malign Abbas.
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Washington hopes to win support to increase pressure on Iran to end what the it says is its malign behaviour in the Middle East and to end its nuclear and missile programmes.
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"There was G7 unity on opposing Russia's malign behavior," the senior State Department official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters at the end of the first day of meetings in Toronto.
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The sensors, cameras and software already steering the wheels of some of the world's lorries, in place of drivers, are regarded as a similarly malign power by truckers fearing replacement by technology.
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Under pressure from Congress, which last year passed a tough sanctions law targeting Russia, the U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions on Russian officials and oligarchs for election meddling and "malign" activities.
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" After considerable blowback, USA Today took down those passages instead of nuking the column altogether, stating:"Our sports writer wrote an opinion column but didn't mean to malign the Supreme Court nominee.
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How are United States intelligence agencies and law enforcement supposed to monitor shell corporations for malign Russian activity when they have little in the way of knowing who owns or controls them?
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"We share the concerns of many throughout the region that Iran's destabilizing activities ... threaten international peace and security, and we seek greater international resolve in countering Iran's malign activities," Rankine-Galloway said.
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On Friday, the United States widened its sanctions against Russia to include allies of President Vladimir Putin as punishment for Moscow's alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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The cross-currents here are complex and mostly malign, as players in China, Europe and the U.S. seem increasingly willing to risk a trade war amid mounting economic and especially political pressures.
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To truly be effective, the administration's initial moves must become part of a broader strategy that utilizes all elements of American and allied power to compel real changes in Iran's malign behaviors.
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Israel appears to have secretly expanded its fight against malign Iranian activities in the Middle East into Iraq, risking an escalation that could potentially ignite a conflict between the US and Iran.
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Others said the article was a part of a Western conspiracy to malign the kingdom, or that I did not make clear that there is diversity of religious views among Saudi citizens.
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In addition, in 2015 alone, the US Navy says there were 300 "interactions" with Iranian naval vessels, a "malign behavior" that the commander of our Fifth Fleet has only worsened over time.
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"I would point to the policies of this administration, which have been very clear across the board in terms of pushing back on Russian malign activities," said the senior State Department official.
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Similarly, although perhaps to a lesser extent, the Mueller report could help mobilize political pressure in the U.S. for a stronger posture toward Russian malign activities that harm American and allied interests.
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Mr. Sharif called the report fabricated, and the military has pressed for an investigation, stressing that a distorted version of the conversation was leaked to the newspaper to malign the intelligence services.
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But the strategy has another malign effect, which Trump is now amplifying: By lying about the scope of election fraud, Republicans have eroded their supporters' faith in the integrity of the vote.
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Trump offered a hint Thursday that his hard line was designed to force Iran to negotiate a better deal -- encompassing its missile program and what the US says is malign regional activity.
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The U.S. Treasury Department is sanctioning 7 Russian oligarchs and 12 companies the oligarchs own or control for their "ongoing and increasingly brazen malign" activity, a senior administration official told reporters Friday.
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While accusing Zarif of exploiting U.S. freedom of the press to "spread malign propaganda," the U.S. secretary of state told the newspaper he would accept any offer to appear on Iranian television.
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The ministers agreed to create a working group to study Russia's "malign behavior" and said they were working on a plan to improve coordination to push back against foreign interference in elections.
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Since Mr. Rosenstein oversees Mr. Mueller only because Mr. Sessions has a conflict (he worked on the Trump campaign), the replacement of either would serve Mr. Trump and Mr. Nunes's malign purposes.
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Russia has been subject to Western sanctions since its 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region, but Washington has threatened to impose extra sanctions, citing what it has called Moscow's "malign" activities abroad.
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The destruction of the nuclear deal will also increase the Revolutionary Guards' malign activities in the Middle East, making the challenge to Israel's security and to America's other allies even more difficult.
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Heba Y. Amin films herself as a megalomaniac politician who envisions an African-Asian-European supercontinent; her fantasy appears tasteless when broadcast alongside speeches by real world leaders with actual malign designs.
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One of those is the requirement to designate a National Security Council official responsible for the U.S. government's response to malign foreign influence operations and campaigns, a likely reference to Russian interference.
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Since then, the United States has been applying a strategy of "maximum pressure" of economic sanctions to punish Iran for what the Trump administration considers its malign activities in the Middle East.
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" The report went on to say that Iran had spent over $1 billion USD annually to, "support terrorist groups that serve as its proxies and expand its malign influence across the globe.
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Very many people evidently believe in the malign notion of a metropolitan elite: a small sliver of society that went to the same schools and universities, and intermarries, gossips and dines together.
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Curtis Scaparotti said "Russian malign influence" was trying to sway elections and other decisions in the West, describing it as a "destabilization campaign," although he did not directly address the Catalonia referendum.
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The existing list simply does not provide any basis for the public and businesses to evaluate whether an official or oligarch has been involved in corruption, sanctions violations, or other malign activities.
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Wang's comments at the Munich Security Conference followed those of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, both delivering back-to-back speeches accusing China of malign activities.
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For example, Iran used the massive sanctions relief from the nuclear deal to expand its malign activities in the Middle East – specifically aiding its violent proxy forces fighting in Syria, Lebanon and Yemen.
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The report called on them to develop tools to vet websites hosting ads, ramp up fact-checking and increase transparency by giving researchers access to data and governments information on the malign actors.
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Weakening Iran, which the administration accuses of malign and destabilizing activity across the Middle East from Syria and Yemen to Lebanon and Iraq, is a pillar of U.S. President Donald Trump's foreign policy.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Thursday called on Canada to do more to engage directly with Cuba over what Pence called the island nation's "malign influence" on Venezuela's political crisis.
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" "My view on treating allies with respect and also being clear-eyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held and informed by over four decades of immersion on these issues.
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Trump would have a difficult time unilaterally lifting sanctions imposed on Russians, either over Russia's annexation of Crimea and activity in Ukraine since 2014 or over election meddling and "malign activity" more recently.
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The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including aluminum exporter Rusal, in response to what it termed "malign activities" by Russia.
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Swiss steelmaker Schmolz & Bichenbach and sports car manufacturer Porsche have also been affected by the sanctions Washington imposed to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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On Tuesday, Washington slapped new economic sanctions against Iran over its ballistic missile program and said Tehran's "malign activities" in the Middle East undercut any "positive contributions" coming from the 2015 nuclear accord.
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Among them: NATO allies' unwillingness to bear sufficient defense burdens, China's unfair trade practices, Russia's violation of a short and intermediate-range missile treaty, North Korea's nuclear proliferation and Iran's dangerously malign behavior.
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"Under President Donald Trump, the United States of America rejects any attempt to use force, threats, intimidation, or malign influence in the Baltic States or against any of our treaty allies," he added.
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"They continue to malign the deal in an effort to justify President Trump&aposs unjustifiable decision," said Ned Price, who was Obama&aposs White House National Security Council spokesman, referring to GOP lawmakers.
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On Tuesday, Washington slapped new economic sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile program and said Tehran's "malign activities" in the Middle East undercut any "positive contributions" coming from the 2015 nuclear accord.
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In April, Washington imposed sanctions on Oleg Deripaska and companies in which he owns stakes, including Rusal and its parent En+, citing "malign activities" by Russia and prompting turmoil in global aluminium markets.
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Trump's critics, he said, "are looking to malign President Trump, diminish his historic win and to undermine his presidency by claiming he didn't win — that it was given to him by the Russians."
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She also promised to stand up to malign actors in the international body, most notably Russia and China, and suggested that America's promotion of human rights separates the US from those bad actors.
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"The United States remains deeply concerned about Iran's malign activities across the Middle East, which undermine regional stability, security and prosperity," US State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement in July.
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She cited Iran's support for terrorism, proxy wars and malign actors, its weapons-smuggling and human rights violations -- subject to other US and international sanctions -- as reasons to pull back from the agreement.
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" Asked what the tweet was about, Pompeo said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that Trump "was putting the world on notice" that Iran's malign behavior in the Middle East "is going to stop.
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As the malign influence of partisanship has infected more and more areas of American politics and policy, support for a strong alliance between the United States and Israel has nevertheless remained broadly bipartisan.
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"We urge you to work with our partners and allies to address Iran's other malign activities while preserving and building upon with our allies the strict nuclear limitations of the [agreement]," they wrote.
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Pompeo used his opening remarks to take a hard line on Russia, calling Moscow out for its "malign activities" and outlining the "tough actions" the Trump administration has taken to punish the Kremlin.
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The therapist, if he had "wanted to," if he had possessed malign intent, could probably have taken this woman over completely at that moment and made her agree to almost anything he desired.
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Russian financial markets have proved vulnerable to swings in the oil price and geopolitical risks, particularly Western sanctions and the threat of more curbs to punish Moscow for what Washington calls "malign activities".
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The sanctions on Deripaska and his companies were imposed in April under a law passed by Congress to punish Russia for interfering in the 2016 presidential election, in addition to other malign activities.
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But the President has spent months using his Twitter feed and public events to malign the Russian investigation and incite his followers against it seemingly in an attempt to delegitimize its eventual conclusions.
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In a short statement, the housing ministry said it approved of the actions of the Shanghai police, as such rumors "stir up chaos in market order and have a malign effect on society".
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"The President has been very clear none of this has to happen, he will meet with the Iranian leadership anytime" to discuss another nuclear deal "that curbs their malign activity," the official said.
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Last week, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs and 12 companies they own or control, saying they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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"The administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in US elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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"We share the concerns of many throughout the region that Iran's destabilizing activities that threaten international peace and security, and we seek greater international resolve in countering Iran's malign activities," Rankine-Galloway said.
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The fact of the matter is that the Trump phenomenon is entirely their fault — the malign consequence of years of willfully reckless misconduct of public affairs followed by months of cowardly dilly-dallying.
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Rather, it is simply an acknowledgement that malign actors may choose to take advantage of the asymmetric situation in this arena, to create further chaos and direct attention away from their own issues.
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The decision to lift the sanctions, imposed by the U.S. Treasury in response to what it called Russia's "malign activities", defied a Democratic-led push in the U.S. Congress to maintain the restrictions.
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The U.S. embassy in Sofia said in a statement it was aware of the investigation into an alleged case of espionage and fully supported "Bulgaria's efforts to defend its sovereignty from malign influence".
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"Despite Iran's malign efforts we are very confident that the market is resilient and will respond positively," Perry said in a speech to the International Atomic Energy Agency's General Conference, according to Reuters.
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" The administration also claimed that it "has aggressively imposed sanctions that are targeted, tailored, and impactful to address Russian malign activities while mitigating negative effects on allies and close partners utilizing these authorities.
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"The administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in US elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
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Titled "Putin's Asymmetrical Assault on Democracy in Russia and Europe: Implications for U.S. National Security," the report draws from European experience to outline ways in which Russia's "malign influence operations" can be deterred.
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Rather than build on the foundation of the Affordable Care Act, and take credit for a strengthened system, Mr. Trump is causing the prospect of nationally affordable care to recede through malign neglect.
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It is unfortunate and the ultimate irony that the Atlanta Journal Constitution, having been a part of the rush to judgment of Richard Jewell, is now trying to malign our filmmakers and cast.
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It is unfortunate and the ultimate irony that the Atlanta Journal Constitution, having been a part of the rush to judgment of Richard Jewell, is now trying to malign our filmmakers and cast.
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Treasury in April imposed the sanctions on Deripaska and several companies in which he is a large shareholder, citing "malign activities" by Russia as well as allegations of past crimes by Deripaska himself.
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The U.S. Treasury last Friday slapped sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs and 12 firms they own or control, saying they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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Malign online attacks against Trump's opponents have been well documented, most notably in the 2016 presidential election campaign, when Russian trolls allegedly flooded social media sites to undermine the Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United States on Friday imposed major sanctions against 238 Russians, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin over Moscow's alleged meddling in the 22017 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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"There are similarities with the era of (Soviet leader Leonid) Brezhnev in that we've fallen into a malign stability from which there's no way out," Dmitry Oreshkin, an independent political analyst, told Reuters.
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The U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and the eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including Rusal, in response to what it called "malign activities" by Russia.
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The United States imposed major sanctions last week against Vekselberg and other oligarchs close to Russian President Vladimir Putin as punishment for alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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Maybe this malign moment is a way station on the way to a new happy homogeneity in which the people of San Francisco share the same values as the people of Frisco, Texas. Maybe.
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The U.S. "is sanctioning Russian intelligence operatives involved in cyber operations to interfere with the 2016 election and a wide range of other malign activities," said Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin in a statement.
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President Trump plans to use his chairing of the UN Security Council to spotlight two issues: the global opioids epidemic and the "malign activity" of Iran, according to sources with knowledge of his thinking.
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Vekselberg and his Renova Group investment company were among wealthy Russians placed under U.S. sanctions on April 6 to punish Moscow for suspected meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other alleged "malign activity".
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The result is what Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley, a bank, calls "privatisation by malign neglect": the PSUs stay in state hands, but their market share (and their value) seeps steadily to nimble newcomers.
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The U.S. Treasury on April 6 announced sanctions against seven Russian oligarchs and 12 companies they own or control, saying they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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While these sanctions represent collective action against Iran and set an important precedent, the EU has yet to punish other Iranian malign activity such as the regime's involvement in Syria or ballistic missile tests.
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Washington slapped new economic sanctions against Iran on Tuesday over its ballistic missile programme, saying Tehran's "malign activities" in the Middle East had undercut any "positive contributions" coming from the 2015 Iran nuclear accord.
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After months upon months of repeated attempts to malign Mr. Trump, it has become clear some have turned their attention on Corey, a political professional who has worked tirelessly to Make America Great Again.
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" Marquis added: "The meeting with Netanyahu re-affirmed the shared United States-Israel priority of confronting Iranian aggression throughout the region by continuing maximum economic pressure and increasing the cost of Iran's malign activity.
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But the lasting and malign effect of his intervention on the way in which race and migration are discussed, or not discussed, holds a lesson for all politicians about the power of their words.
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Ingosstrakh had been reinsuring those risks with Western reinsurance firms prior to the imposition of sanctions by the U.S. Treasury on April 6 last year in response to what it called Russia's "malign activities".
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Given your self-declared objective to "fix" Facebook, and to prevent the platform's malign use in world affairs and democratic process, we would like to give you the chance to appear at this hearing.
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The report also cautioned about overly focussing on Russia in the fight against economic crime, even though there has been a "malign influence" on the UK financial system from certain elements of Russian money.
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"The world's patience with Putin's repeated pattern of malign behavior has worn thin," Gavin Williamson wrote in a newspaper column, urging that Britain's defense capabilities needed to keep better step with Russia's broadening tactics.
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The report also cautioned about overly focusing on Russia in the fight against economic crime, even though there has been a "malign influence" on the UK financial system from certain elements of Russian money.
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The U.S. Treasury on April 215 announced sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs and 12 companies they own or control, saying they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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And "Kino," by far the strongest, is the story of a man who worries that his stoicism has made him vulnerable to malign magical snakes who want to make a home in his heart.
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It's time that Congress (yes, I am referring to the majority) stop ignoring the real threat posed by "malign foreign actors" who are bent on shattering our democracy by attacking all of its foundations.
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But we know now: The attorney general concluded that the president's asking Comey to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn, and musing about his pardon power, was not malign, wrongful, etc.
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U.S. lawmakers have spoken of imposing a fresh sanctions package on Russia, known as the "bill from hell", which would be designed to punish Moscow for what Washington has described as its malign activity.
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Much of the responsibility for pushing back on what the Trump administration calls "Malign Kremlin Influence" falls on the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) which administers the bulk of American foreign assistance.
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So the earnest role that Stranger Things asks Ryder to play—to fret over a lost child, to scream and shout at ineffective and occasionally malign authorities—isn't really what she's most suited for.
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"The Covid-19 crisis has really provided an opportunity for malign actors to exploit the information space for harmful purposes," Ms. Gabrielle told reporters on Friday, referring to the disease caused by the virus.
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Mr. Trump said on Twitter on Wednesday that Iran's "economy is now crashing," arguing that the hardship "is the only thing holding" the country back from expanding its malign influence in the Middle East.
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From the 1970s onwards the malign era of Transaction Man begins, in which financial deregulation and more assertive owners see big firms broken up and managers take a more ruthless view of social obligations.
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In July, the Trump administration certified Iran's compliance with the deal, but said the country is "in default of the spirit" of the accord, citing its "malign activities" outside of the nuclear deal's terms.
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"I would call it a broad strategy for the range of Iranian malign activities: financial materials, support for terror, destabilization in the region, especially Syria and Iraq and Yemen," said one senior administration official.
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And a long, sordid history of American malign influence – from overthrowing a democratically-elected Iranian government (for oil) to propping up a tyrannical regime – elevates national security to the forefront of the Persian psyche.
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This designation will do nothing to limit the IRGC's malign activities, but it may criminalize the activities of millions of Iranians and foreign tourists -- and set a precedent that Washington may come to regret.
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Craig Faller, head of US Southern Command, which is responsible for US military operations in South America, named Iran alongside Russia and China as "malign actors" working against long-term stability in the region.
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They are informed by financial intelligence, strategically designed and implemented with our public and private partners to focus pressure on bad actors and create clear incentives to end malign behavior, while limiting collateral impact.
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At the same time, though, failure of mainstream elites to make room for a decent sort of populism and liberal forms of nationalism will mean increasing amounts of the truly vicious and malign stuff.
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"Russian malign influence activities on Facebook were significant but they were not well-funded or large-scale operations relative to the overall scope of election-related activity on these platforms," the Republican report states.
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The administration at the time said it would take a broader approach to deal with Iran's "malign activities" outside the scope of the nuclear accord, several of which the reported proposal appears to address.
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Pompeo "re-affirmed the strength and importance of the US-Egypt bilateral relationship" and discussed counterterrorism efforts, "countering the Iranian regime's malign influence" and "cases concerning US citizens in Egypt," according to a readout.
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Prince Faisal reaffirmed, less than an hour after Zarif spoke, that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia would not hold meetings with Iran until the regime takes responsibility for its malign activities in the region.
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Matt Schlapp, president of CPAC, who has sequestered himself at home because he also shook the infected attendee's hand, appeared on Fox News in recent days to malign the media for exaggerating the threat.
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Washington said the sanctions, which struck at allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin, were designed to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election - something Russia denies - and other "malign activity".
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The U.S. Treasury Department said the sanctions were in response to Russia's "malign activity," including its actions in Ukraine, its support of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria's civil war and subverting Western democracies.
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To convict someone under the relevant statutes, prosecutors have to show malign intent, which was pretty clearly not present, even though it turned out that some of Clinton's email traffic did contain classified information.
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While the Mueller report did not find that there was coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia, there is a wider issue of whether -- unwittingly -- candidates are helping malign foreign powers to achieve their goals.
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"We will always seek to discover which state or other actor was behind any malign cyber activity, overcoming any efforts to conceal their tracks," Hunt will say, according to pre-released extracts of his speech.
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The United States imposed sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs, including Rusal's former president Oleg Deripaska, and the 12 companies they own or control in April, in response to what it termed "malign activities" by Russia.
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The U.S. Treasury Department hit Deripaska's businesses with economic sanctions in April 2018, alleging he was profiting from his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin and from the country's "malign activity" around the world.
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Trump's critics, he said, "are looking to malign President Trump, diminish his historic win and to undermine his presidency by claiming he didn't win — that it was given to him by the Russians," he said.
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More to the point, both provide President Donald Trump unforeseen opportunities to advance the two most significant foreign policy issues of his administration – changing China's unfair trading practices and pushing back against Iran's malign behavior.
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Kerilee Investments, the British-based majority shareholder in Uganda-based KI3R, which owns the Nyamuliro tungsten mine, says it was damaged by ITSCI's malign abuse of its alerting system and negligence in investigation and reporting.
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Proactive civic nationalism unfortunately shares some of the iniquitous elements traditionally associated with ethnic nationalism, namely the framing of something within society as malign and foreign, and then rallying patriots against that presence or influence.
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" The Pentagon's cyber warfare unit, which works closely with the National Security Agency, said it did not comment on cyberspace operations but would continue to "defend our elections and democratic institutions from foreign malign influence.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said last week she was "very concerned" by possible Russian interference in the vote and said there "have probably already been efforts by malign foreign actors to disrupt our democracy".
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The U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including aluminum exporter Rusal, in response to what it termed "malign activities" by Russia.
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"The two leaders discussed cooperation between the United States and Israel in advancing shared national security interests, including efforts to prevent Iran's malign actions in the region," White House spokesman Judd Deere said on Thursday.
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Trump "emphasized the importance of resolving the Gulf dispute and restoring a united Gulf Cooperation Council to counter Iranian malign influence and defeat terrorists and extremists," according to a White House readout of the call.
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Trump said he left the "horrible, one-sided Iran nuclear deal" in order to pressure the Iranian government to end its "malign actions" in the Middle East, but continued to express support for its people.
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" Pentagon preparations As Pompeo spoke at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday the US will take "all necessary steps to confront and address Iran's malign influence in the region.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being clear-eyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held and informed by over four decades of immersion in these issues," Mattis wrote.
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Deripaska was sanctioned earlier this year as part of a wider effort by the Trump administration to punish the Kremlin for its "malign activity" around the world, including interference in the 2016 US presidential election.
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Josh Rudolph is the fellow for malign finance of the Alliance for Securing Democracy, a bipartisan transatlantic organization with the stated aim of countering efforts to undermine democratic institutions in the United States and Europe.
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Josh Rudolph is the fellow for malign finance of the Alliance for Securing Democracy, a bipartisan transatlantic organization with the stated aim of countering efforts to undermine democratic institutions in the United States and Europe.
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"If the Iranians are really willing to come and talk about all of their malign behavior in the region and around the world, I think they'd find the President willing to do it," Bolton said.
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The United States on April 6 imposed sanctions against Russian entities and individuals to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and what the U.S. Treasury Department dubbed other "malign activity".
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He continued, "If the Iranians are really willing to come and talk about all of their malign behavior in the region and around the world, I think they'd find the President willing to do it."
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Mr. Gerson and other conservative evangelicals — Erick Erickson, Jerry Falwell Jr. — continue to malign Christian progressives as no-good-Social-Gospel-loving-but-otherwise-unbelieving secularists among whom no real Christians could safeguard their soul.
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Britain's foreign secretary called Russia "a malign force around the world," and vowed to retaliate if investigators find that Moscow was behind the apparent poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in southern England.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being clear-eyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held and informed by over four decades of immersion on these issues," Mattis wrote.
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"Russia's intent is to sow discord and undermine U.S. institutions and alliances from within, including through covert and coercive malign influence campaigns," said Philip Reeker, the acting assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasia.
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Mr. Assange is now seen by many, including some who once had admired him the most, as an accomplice of the Russian propagandists and Donald J. Trump supporters who had sought to malign Mrs. Clinton.
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Washington said the sanctions, which struck at allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin, were designed to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election - something Russia denies - and other "malign activity".
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"It is unfortunate and the ultimate irony that The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, having been a part of the rush to judgment of Richard Jewell, is now trying to malign our filmmakers and cast," it said.
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The experts suggest the administration penalize "malign cyberactors that undermine democratic institutions and their supporters" by expanding sanctions legislation passed by Congress last summer to penalize Russia to include Russian bot factories and troll farms.
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The U.S. Treasury imposed the sanctions in April on Deripaska and several companies in which he is a large shareholder, citing "malign activities" by Russia, as well as allegations of past crimes by Deripaska himself.
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The Treasury Department's sanctions are aimed at allies of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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The administration announced in mid-July its certification of Iran's compliance but insisted the country is "in default of the spirit" of the accord, citing its "malign activities" outside the realm of the nuclear deal.
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"I will find it impossible to work for Donald Trump if he continues to malign Jeff Sessions," said Ms. Horn, who once allowed Mr. Sessions to hold a meet-and-greet in her living room.
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Often the phenomenon was a bad thing: Under Communism, citizens would publicly proclaim the wisdom of a system about which they actually harbored grave doubts, and this "culture of mendacity" supported a malign political order.
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Those who believe that Russia is an increasingly malign power must also confront "whataboutism": the argument that, when it comes to meddling in elections, the West, led by the United States, has been at the fore.
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While the Navy considers the encounter to be "unsafe," it does not assess that any malign intent was behind the incident, though the event was considered serious enough to be raised up the chain of command.
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Washington on Friday imposed sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs and 12 firms they own or control as they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world, the U.S. Treasury Department said.
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"My views on treating allies with respect and also being clear-eyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held and informed by over four decades of immersion in these issues," wrote Secretary Mattis.
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For the Trump administration, the deal did not go far enough to address what it calls Iran's malign behavior, including its support of proxy militant groups around the region, ballistic missile testing, and human rights abuses.
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Russia is expanding its involvement in our hemisphere, spreading its malign influence, and exploiting proxies like private military contractors throughout Latin America to advance Putin's destructive objectives and protect Russia's clients in Havana, Managua and Caracas.
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Mr. Pompeo's principal message at every stop on the trip has been that Iran, which supports President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, is involved in "malign activities" in the region.
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"I would say our (NATO's) major areas of deterrence would be Russia and the malign activities of Russia, the efforts of Russia to divide our democratic nations, INF (Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces) Treaty violations," she said.
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" In a statement ringing with resolve and indignation, Mr Mnuchin said: "the administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their alleged interference in US elections, destructive cyber-attacks and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure.
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They tell an awful story of a society vulnerable to malign persuasion and divisive fever dreams, of citizens yielding to fear and loathing and goaded into believing they could avenge their own grievances by punishing others.
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Creating political turmoil here does that — it means we are not able to focus as we should on the important economic and national security issues facing the country, to include Russia's malign behavior in the world.
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The U.S. sanctions were levied last week against Vekselberg and other oligarchs close to Putin as punishment for alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and what the U.S. Treasury Department dubbed other "malign activity".
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Trump will focus on Iran's non-nuclear misbehavior — its funding of terrorist outfits like Hezbollah, export of foreign fighters, and broader malign activities in the Middle East such as trying to overthrow the government in Yemen.
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"Moving forward, the administration intends to employ a strategy that will address the totality of Iran's malign behavior and not just focus on the nuclear deal," the official said at the time, foreshadowing the sanctions bill.
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Last week, the United States slapped new economic sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile program, and said Tehran's "malign activities" in the Middle East undercut any "positive contributions" coming from a 2015 Iran nuclear accord.
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The Russian government has pledged to minimise the fall out from U.S. sanctions levied against Russian businessmen and their companies to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow said on Friday it would respond firmly to new U.S. sanctions imposed against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials for what Washington called "malign activity" including alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Jones has frequently claimed that the shooting was a false-flag attack and that the grieving families of the 28 victims—including 20 young children—are "crisis actors" hired by malign forces to pretend to grieve.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director Christopher Wray said Wednesday that Russia was engaging in real-time "malign influence operations" against the United States and called the country the "most aggressive actor" in the space of election interference.
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With a particularly weak conventional military, only one true state ally in the Middle East, and Iran's proximity to extremely well-armed, ideologically hostile rival states, Iranian "malign" activities serve as a critical deterrent against attack.
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In Europe, allies worry that Trump could agree to downgrade alliance military maneuvers, even though he endorsed an alliance communique highlighting malign Russian influence and has drummed up extra defense spending by foot-dragging member states.
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He constantly reminds us who he is — a man who is ill-informed, has no sense of our country's history and seemingly believes the presidency should be used to punish, ridicule, malign, demean, denigrate and divide.
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"The United States is trying to change malign behavior of the Iranians and deter their aggression," said Chris Costa, the executive director of the Spy Museum and a recently retired special adviser to Trump on counterterrorism.
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Lawmakers are considering amending the law to include clauses on Iran's missile use, the sunset clauses and ballistic missile development that would trigger more sanctions to rein in malign Iranian behavior in Lebanon, Syria and elsewhere.
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"We will talk about the biggest increase in defense spending by our allies since the Cold War," US Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison said last week in a briefing that highlighted "malign" threats from Russia.
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"The administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including giant aluminum exporter Rusal, in response to what it called "malign activities" by Russia.
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The intelligence community's assessment has not changed, my view has not changed, which is that Russia attempted to interfere with the last election and that it continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day.
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The sanctions - imposed by Washington in response to what it called "malign activities" by Russia - will in effect choke off access for Deripaska's businesses to the international financial system, forcing them to make major re-adjustments.
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Pence intensified Washington's pressure campaign against Beijing on Thursday by accusing China of "malign" efforts to undermine U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of next month's congressional elections and reckless military actions in the South China Sea.
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"Russia's intent is to sow discord and undermine U.S. institutions and alliances from within, including through covert and coercive malign influence campaigns," Philip Reeker, the acting assistant secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia, told AFP.
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"We share the concerns of many throughout the region that Iran's destabilizing activities threaten international peace and security, and we seek greater international resolve in countering Iran's malign activities," Major Rankine-Galloway said in a statement.
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He complained for weeks about senior staff members letting him get boxed into further confrontation with Russia, and he expressed frustration that the United States continued to impose sanctions on the country for its malign behavior.
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While very critical of what he terms the country's "malign influence" and threats to U.S. interests, he is also aware of the stratospheric cost a military conflict with Iran would incur, favoring economic and diplomatic pressure.
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"Russia's intent is to sow discord and undermine U.S. institutions and alliances from within, including through covert and coercive malign influence campaigns," said Philip T. Reeker, the acting assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasia.
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"Today we are acting against a complex scheme Iran and Russia have used to bolster the Assad regime and generate funds for Iranian malign activity," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Kim behaved during the Olympics -- we did not have missile or nuclear tests -- which was a purposeful move to show that he could literally and figuratively play nicely with other countries while continuing his malign behavior.
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As Reuel Marc Gerecht, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, wrote in the Weekly Standard, there is a contradiction between Trump's desire for business and the need to confront Iran's malign activities.
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It shifts our mental images away from families reunited in a country offering opportunities for a fresh start, and gets us to think instead of immigration as a malign chain reaction, an overwhelming and unstoppable process.
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The agencies released a joint alert on the intrusion campaign shortly after the Trump administration imposed new sanctions on Russia for its malign cyber activity, including last year's global "notPetya" malware interference in the 2016 election.
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" Hale said the US had provided significant foreign assistance in Europe and Eurasia, almost all of which supports "building resilience to, and increasing pressure on, Russian malign influence, in accordance with the countering Russia's influence fund.
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But once the thickly accented title character starts to work a malign magic on his trusting and pliable friend Orgon (Kevin Doyle), Molière's play reasserts its cautionary power in this newly antic version by John Donnelly.
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For the Ukrainian authorities it is an essential step to tackling Russia's malign influence on its soil, four years after Russia annexed Crimea and backed separatists in a conflict that has killed more than 10,000 people.
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"We know that Iran has used proxies, to include Hezbollah, around the world for its malign activity," said Lisa Monaco, former White House homeland security adviser to President Barack Obama and assistant attorney general for national security.
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The new powers follow a diplomatic push by Britain and the Netherlands — overcoming initial reluctance from Italy — to allow the 28-country bloc to move more quickly against malign cyber attacks that can bring down crucial infrastructure.
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The U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and the eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including giant aluminium exporter Rusal, in response to what it called "malign activities" by Russia.
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On Tuesday, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said if Moscow were behind the incident then Britain could look again at sanctions and take other measures to punish Russia, which he cast as a "malign and disruptive" state.
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"Saudi Arabia will continue its foreign policy of trying to bring peace and stability to the region, and trying to push back against extremism and terrorism, against Iran's nefarious and malign and aggressive policies, " al-Jubeir said.
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Despite efforts by Pompeo and the Pentagon to demonstrate Iran's malign activities by releasing evidence they claim shows Iran was behind the tanker attacks, the White House posture in response to these incidents has been less urgent.
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In a deeply fractured nation, any delay risks a void to be filled by the malign actors who raise questions about the legitimacy of an election they don't even know if their side has won or lost.
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As part of a broader strategy to address what administration officials called Russia's "global pattern of malign activity," the US on Friday placed severe sanctions on oligarchs and companies that have "disproportionately benefited" from the Kremlin's actions.
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ANDREW ANGHead of factor investingBlackRockNew York Speech is not violenceToni Morrison was a great writer, but her statement, "Oppressive language does more than represent violence; it is violence" is off the mark ("On malign words", August 23th).
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Highlighting the gains Latin American countries had made from economic and trade cooperation with the United States, Pompeo warned about "predatory" lending practices and "malign or nefarious" actions, mirroring criticism previous U.S. officials have made about China.
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Most legal scholars think that if Mr Trump fired his FBI director in a malign effort to stop him investigating the Russian election-hacking that is now central to Mr Mueller's bigger probe, it could constitute obstruction.
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"The Administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," said Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in a statement accompanying the announcement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will drill down on Russia's "malign activity" during summits with NATO allies and President Vladimir Putin, U.S. officials said on Thursday, signaling a harder line against Moscow than Trump has traditionally taken.
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The Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs and 12 firms they own or control, including Hong Kong-listed Rusal, saying they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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With a Democratic candidate offering little in the way of amelioration to those whose jobs had been automated away, it makes a certain amount of malign sense that voters would turn to Trump to vent their rage.
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And second, the dirty dossier was actually shopped around to various high- ranking government officials and, of course, your corrupt media all in an effort to malign the Trump campaign before Election Day to lie to you.
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"The goal is to increase maritime domain awareness and surveillance capabilities in the region to dissuade malign action," she said, offering the most detailed assessment to date of the progress of the plans and discussions with allies.
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The bigger question is whether Russian malign influence in Europe will go unchecked, or even be rewarded, in pursuit of a rapprochement with Russia that is based on a tacit division of Europe into spheres of influence.
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In Fire at Sea, we can see that this approach has translated into a sort of banal obliviousness among Lampedusa locals, an absence of connection that is neither ill-intentioned nor malign, but is felt sharply nonetheless.
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"He's using our very reasonable opposition to the Department of Defense breaking environmental laws as a publicity stunt, as a way to malign and attack environmentalists who are opposed to the Republican agenda," Suckling told The Hill.
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The Kremlin has said it is considering various ways to help Rusal after Washington blacklisted the company and its billionaire major shareholder Oleg Deripaska for suspected meddling in the 2500 U.S. election and other alleged "malign activity".
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It has not worked out that way and Pocan has instead chosen to regurgitate a recent spate of stories – relying on illegally leaked internal documents and sourcing from a disgruntled vendor – to malign or mischaracterize our mission.
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President Trump decertified the Iranian nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), in part because of the range of malign activities perpetrated by the Islamic Republic at home and in the Middle East.
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"The administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," said Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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" Treasury also announced Wednesday that it would impose new sanctions on Russian individuals, including a former officer of Russia's intelligence directorate associated with Deripaska, over interference in the 2016 US presidential election, hacking and other "malign activities.
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"The Administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," said Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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" The All Parties Hurriyat Conference, a coalition of separatist groups, said in a statement that the school burnings were part of a "well-planned strategy to malign the ongoing movement and paint it as violence and anarchy.
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The U.S. Treasury in April imposed sanctions against billionaire Oleg Deripaska and the eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including giant aluminum exporter Rusal, in response to what it called "malign activities" by Russia.
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"Iranian malign activity poses a fundamental threat to the stability of the Middle East and to American security at home and abroad," he wrote, and cited "a number of troubling and escalatory indications and warnings" from Tehran.
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Rather, they now look like evidence not only of sexism but of a broader tendency to malign anyone he sees as standing in his way, with no regard for the truth or the consequences of his statements.
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"Our Departments and Agencies are working together in an unprecedented level of commitment and effort to protect our elections and to counter malign foreign influence, but voters have a role to play too," the officials said Monday.
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"To this end, it is imperative that the United Nations and its member states join the Iranian people in demanding that the government of the United States abandon its malign and fruitless approach against Iran," Zarif wrote.
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Administration officials said the measures were designed to bring Iran to the table for a new nuclear deal and curb broader malign behavior by Tehran in the Middle East, including its support of Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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Replacing Sessions would require another contentious confirmation process for his successor, which would give Democrats a chance to lob bombs at the administration, malign the nominee as the president's rubber stamp and tie up the Senate floor.
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"By spreading disinformation about coronavirus, Russian malign actors are once again choosing to threaten public safety by distracting from the global health response," US acting Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia Philip Reeker told AFP.
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Washington (CNN)The US imposed sanctions Thursday against China's military for its purchases of Russian military equipment in a move US officials said is meant to punish Moscow for its "malign activities," including attacks on American elections.
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"I would call it a broad strategy for the range of Iranian malign activities: financial materials, support for terror, destabilization in the region, especially Syria and Iraq and Yemen," one senior administration official told the news outlet.
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Iran's regional rivals, Israel and Saudi Arabia, welcomed Trump's decision to drop the deal on May 8, saying that the pact failed to curb Iran's "malign behavior in Syria, Yemen, and other places all around the world".
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We are so used to thinking of propaganda as the work of malign forces and the enemy of our present freedoms — such as they are — that we forget what a boon good propaganda was to the arts.
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"The Administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure," said Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Congress should create a fund with pooled public and private resources that would establish media literacy education and training pilot projects across country, helping to build resilience against foreign or other malign manipulation of our open society.
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Yeah, I mean people use cellphones to make drug deals, and it's really important not to malign cars because they use them for all kinds of reasons that you know aren't just going to the grocery store.
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"We think that these approaches that we are taking are having an impact in changing others behavior toward Russia in ways that will leave Russia less able to engage in its campaign of malign activities," Ford said.
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"We will work to deny the Iranian regime – and especially the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps – funding for its malign activities, and oppose IRGC activities that extort the wealth of the Iranian people," said a White House statement.
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The United States this month slapped new economic sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile program, and said Tehran's "malign activities" in the Middle East had undercut any "positive contributions" from the 2015 accord curbing its nuclear program.
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"Some of the parents at the time believed that there was something extraordinary about Wallis and that her influence was malign," Anne Sebba, author of the book That Woman: The Life of Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor, wrote.
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The film expands significantly on the novella, which features a brother and sister venturing into a country field to try to save a child, then discovering the supernatural powers and malign intentions of the area that's trapped him.
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Washington imposed sanctions on seven Russian oligarchs, 20063 companies they own or control, as well as 17 senior Russian government officials because, it said, they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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"Combating malign foreign influence operations requires a 'whole of society' approach that relies on coordinated actions by Federal, State, and local government agencies; support from the private sector; and the active engagement of an informed public," Hickey said.
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"Given your self-declared objective to 'fix' Facebook, and to prevent the platform's malign use in world affairs and democratic process, we would like to give you the chance to appear at this hearing," write Collins and Zimmer.
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"The goal of the policy is to drive up the costs of Iran's malign behavior and more strongly address the broad range of threats to peace and security their regime presents," a State Department official told the Post.
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It hasn't changed a lot of their rhetoric, and their malign activity in the region, their ability to act aggressively with respect to some of our closest friends and allies, and including especially Israel, all that's the same.
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"The president has held the door open to real negotiations to completely and verifiably eliminate Iran's nuclear weapons program, its ballistic missile delivery systems, its support for international terrorism and other malign behavior worldwide," Bolton said in Jerusalem.
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Trump reimposed heavy economic penalties, most significantly on Iran's massive oil sector, last year in response to what his administration calls "malign activity" in the Middle East including support for terrorist proxies like Hezbollah and ballistic missile testing.
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Prey's spiritual predecessor System Shock 2 features one of the best-known twists in video game history: a scientist who's been helping you survive turns out to be a malign artificial intelligence, using you for her own ends.
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