The evidence is that the prosecutor was corrupt, there were widespread calls for his ouster in the international community, Biden was acting pursuant to established U.S. policy in demanding his ouster, and that ouster did not terminate an investigation of Burisma.
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Protesters march for ouster On Saturday, tens of thousands of protesters again took to the streets of Seoul to push for Park's ouster.
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And, as news spread of the ouster, critics thought of another clash between a president and attorney general that ended in an ouster: the Saturday Night Massacre.
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The latter is reeling after the ouster of its president.
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On Syria, he has backed away from demanding Assad's ouster.
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Flynn's ouster is raising the political costs of lifting sanctions.
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McCabe took over as acting FBI director after Comey's ouster.
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I think at that point it ends with his ouster.
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By Wednesday, Michigan lawmakers passed a resolution seeking her ouster.
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Hardliners even called for the ouster of President Rouhani himself.
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The ANC, meanwhile, is still divided over Mr Zuma's ouster.
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But not all Puerto Ricans were delighted at Rosselló's ouster.
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Haley, however, would not offer a timeline for Assad's ouster.
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Demonstrators have repeatedly called for Police Chief Greg Suhr's ouster.
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An ouster this year would perhaps be the most intriguing.
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The significance of Comey's ouster was clear when it happened.
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After Olmert's ouster, Adelson turned his attention to electing Netanyahu.
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But his ouster from Universal in June was more personal.
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Powerful liberal voices are calling for the ouster of Rep.
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She criticized Brazilian media for biased coverage of her ouster.
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His ouster has also been much discussed inside the company.
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The ouster of John Bolton, the former national security adviser.
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False: Biden pushed for Shokin's ouster to protect his son.
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Mr. Trump intervened again on Thursday to stop the ouster.
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Bell was appointed as the interim chairman after Linton's ouster.
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Ms. Park's ouster does not end the spreading corruption scandal.
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Her comments on blackface seemed to hasten her apparent ouster.
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Bell was appointed as the interim chairman after Linton's ouster.
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Labour's unexpected gains in that contest probably prevented Corbyn's ouster.
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Protesters organized, reporters assembled and Democrats called for his ouster.
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The activist hedge fund ValueAct reportedly pushed for Ballmer's ouster.
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Unfortunately, Assad's ouster would trigger the civil war's second round.
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After Perón's ouster, many believed Argentina would return to democracy.
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That moment is what led, ultimately, to Mr. Mubarak's ouster.
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Tuesday Group members are not publicly calling for MacArthur's ouster.
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Melania Trump's office on Tuesday openly pushed for Ricardel's ouster.
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It&aposs an issue that Shulkin says led to his ouster.
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Giddy protesters initially celebrated Bashir's ouster with dancing in the streets.
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But Biden did even better, invoking the ouster of Lt. Col.
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But the investigation was dormant when Biden called for Shokin's ouster.
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Danylyuk's ouster comes at a delicate point in the aid negotiations.
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Within two weeks of Sharif's ouster, the MML party was announced.
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Ouster is setting an aggressive timeline to scale out its manufacturing.
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Opponents seeking Temer's ouster filed eight separate impeachment requests on Thursday.
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But the calls for his ouster have yet to die down.
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A tweet that Musk posted in August led to his ouster.
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Several observers said Fields's ouster triggered a sense of déjà vu.
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What confused Comey: The White House's shifting rationale for his ouster.
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"I have never supported a coup or an ouster," he said.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi gave defiant speeches before his ouster in 2011.
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Robert Bentley's ouster -- signed the Memorial Preservation Act 11 months ago.
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Her position on Trump's alleged racism has changed since her ouster.
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Yovanovitch offered testimony on her ouster as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.
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Maker Studios cofounder Danny Zappin sued the company over his ouster.
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Since the 2011 ouster and killing of Libya's longtime dictator, Col.
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It wouldn't be surprising if it's still falling following Kalanick's ouster.
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The Weekly Standard was fairly quick to call for Pruitt's ouster.
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They tried to coax President Trump into calling for Moore's ouster.
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Five years after Mr. Mubarak's ouster, things couldn't be more different.
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Jeong did not say how the South knew of Kim's ouster.
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Guaidó on Monday called for massive rallies to demand Maduro's ouster.
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Mr. Kalanick faced multiple personal scandals, culminating in his eventual ouster.
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This time, he blamed former president Barack Obama for Russia's ouster.
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Those disclosures helped lead to Mr. Flynn's ouster from the administration.
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His adversaries have been seeking his ouster from the White House.
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I've collected some of the reactions to his ouster and Gen.
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CEO ouster, looming layoffs and devaluation turn WeWork into cautionary tale
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Such a public ouster of a firm member is highly unusual.
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Engel has previously expressed concerns about the impropriety of Yovanovitch's ouster.
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But it's Bannon's ouster that is most indicative of Kelly's influence.
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"She said bad things about me," he continued, defending Yovanovitch's ouster.
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Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican who has called for Mueller's ouster.
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Bolton's ouster marks the latest shakeup on Trump's national security team.
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But Neumann's ouster doesn't change The We Company's market value problems.
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Alles's ouster is the latest development in personnel changes at DHS.
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Following the ouster of Corey Lewandowski, Manafort led the campaign for months.
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Perceived failure, on the other hand, is likely to lead to ouster.
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The Brotherhood was banned and declared a terrorist group after Morsi's ouster.
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Since Hussain's ouster these statues have remained relatively commonplace throughout the country.
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" Turbo addressed his ouster on Twitter, saying, "My honor important than 1.000.
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CNN's Brian Stelter was the first to report Price's ouster on Twitter.
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Mr. Eaton, a rural populist, says his ouster will make things worse.
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Google also told the Times that it wasn't involved in Lynn's ouster.
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In contrast to 2005, civil society groups survived Mr. Yanukovych's second ouster.
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Eric Swalwell, who called for the Attorney General's ouster in a statement.
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Cunha's arrest Wednesday comes about a month after his ouster from power.
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Still, most analysts predict profits won't be hurt much by O'Reilly's ouster.
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With the RSF, Hemedti could have prevented Bashir's ouster by the military.
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The public revelation of those calls led to Flynn's ouster in February.
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Even when the ouster fails, bitter legal fights have become subculture hallmarks.
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Since Comey's ouster, Andrew McCabe has served as the acting FBI director.
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To be clear, Sessions's ouster after the midterms seemed all but assured.
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It was unclear how Bannon's ouster affected the final round of deliberations.
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Chris Christie's (R) ouster as head of the president-elect's transition team.
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Shulkin blasted a "brutal power struggle" at the VA after his ouster.
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His ouster follows weeks of violent protests that began after the Oct.
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As the rift between the men widened, Mr. Davutoglu's ouster became inevitable.
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The Ukrainian parliament fired Shokin after many Western leaders urged his ouster.
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After his ouster, he fled to Hawaii, where he died in 1989.
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The United Nations Security Council has refused to recognize Mr. Hadi's ouster.
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The New York Times first reported on Westerhout's ouster on Thursday evening.
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The Syrian conflict started in 2011 after protesters began demanding Assad's ouster.
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At two congressional hearings last month, many lawmakers called for his ouster.
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On Friday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced McCabe's ouster from the FBI.
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But just after the election, Christie claims, Jared Kushner engineered Christie's ouster.
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The ouster of Bashir, 75, followed months of demonstrations against his rule.
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Some observers said Schvartsman's ouster could offer a fresh start for Vale.
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Opposition leaders have tried to harness this momentum to demand his ouster.
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The process that led to Russia's ouster is inextricably linked to Canada.
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Still, the dramatic ouster at Uber is not unique in recent years.
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Vast rallies have called for the ouster of South Korea's justice minister.
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Officials, fearing ouster or even jail time, are turning on one another.
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For his part, Mr. Kelly was deeply disturbed by Mr. Comey's ouster.
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The Times has reported that President Trump himself initiated Mr. Comey's ouster.
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His elected predecessor, Mohammed Morsi, lasted a year before his own ouster.
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The deal ultimately contributed to her ouster as president of the college.
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Since then, advertisers fled and women's rights groups called for his ouster.
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A COMEY CLICK: The saga surrounding FBI director James Comey's ouster continues.
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Yovanovitch's ouster has at times taken center stage in Trump's impeachment proceedings.
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But the ouster of the Taliban in 2001 heralded new religious freedoms.
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Protests and denunciations by women's rights groups followed before Mr. O'Reilly's ouster.
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Several actively objected to the company treating their ouster as a retirement.
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In her resignation letter, Simon blamed the "politicized" tragedy for her ouster.
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Regardless, Bolton's ouster likely is a culmination of many disagreements between them.
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He refused repeated calls to resign his seat before his ouster Friday.
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The president tried to ease fears of such an ouster on Wednesday.
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This edition includes President Trump's election and Ailes's stunning ouster from Fox.
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It was reportedly a factor in his ouster just six months later.
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He denied it, accusing the U.S. of trying to engineer his ouster.
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We're also now getting more info on what led to Nielsen's ouster.
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Mr. Fardon's parting message was different, raising no objection to his ouster.
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Shares of major marijuana companies spiked on the news of Sessions's ouster.
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That criticism could potentially pave the way for Trump to demand Mueller's ouster.
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Park's ouster means she loses the protection from prosecution she enjoyed as president.
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He was named to the Tata Sons board in October, after Mistry's ouster.
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The sheriff and his supporters had largely considered the ouster to be political.
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Trump himself has mused about how the market would react to his ouster.
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None of it swayed other Dallas-area Muslim leaders to demand his ouster.
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It is unclear whether these claims had anything to do with Musto's ouster.
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The meetings to vote on Mistry's ouster were set to begin on Tuesday.
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Kandi Burruss is outraged at her recent ouster from a Hawaiian Airlines flight.
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It previously did not prioritize the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al Assad.
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I thought such an investigation was undertaken last summer prior to Ailes' ouster.
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John Kelly as chief of staff, who promptly oversaw the ouster of Scaramucci.
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Ouster has cast a wider net for customers than some of its rivals.
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The official also shed light on the timing of Comey's ouster this week.
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Okada said the payments were not illegal and that his ouster was unjustified.
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Now that it failed, Ryan is the one facing calls for his ouster.
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What's more, the Turnbull ouster didn't make a huge amount of political sense.
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Over one million Brazilians took to the streets to call for Rousseff's ouster.
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The White House initially pinned Comey's ouster on a recommendation made by Rosenstein.
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By October 2016, some in the Freedom Caucus were calling for Ryan's ouster.
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The Syrian conflict started when protesters took to the streets demanding Assad's ouster.
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Gorka's ouster or resignation was expected since Bannon was pushed out last Friday.
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This is Kalanick's first public appointment since his ouster from Uber in June.
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Since his ouster, the network has been in something of an existential crisis.
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Trump's backers, the Republican-led pursuit of the ouster of Bill Clinton will
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His ouster led the alliance headed by the Saudis to join the fighting.
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In practical terms, his ouster doesn't affect the course of the Russia investigation.
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Protesters took to the streets by the tens of thousands demanding her ouster.
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Though his ouster was not constitutional, most citizens appeared to welcome the change.
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Wednesday's hearings may yet convince more of them to support the president's ouster.
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The two had a fraught relationship marked by reports of Kelly's imminent ouster.
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The Associated Press also reported that Carlson played a role in Bolton's ouster.
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Kellogg was initially named acting national security adviser following Flynn's ouster on Monday.
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In the weeks since, top Republicans had begun to call for Casada's ouster.
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This included calling for the ouster of Viktor Shokin, the former prosecutor general.
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The Fed is also seeking the ouster of four Wells Fargo board members.
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His ouster spurred a kinship with Ms. Phetasy, a fellow former Playboy columnist.
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But the central question raised by his ouster looms more urgently than ever.
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It was Trump's first public event outside the White House since Comey's ouster.
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Goldsmith worries that Shulkin's ouster might be part of a long-term plan.
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Amid the upheaval, Saunders, the board's chairman, issued a statement on the ouster.
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President Hosni Mubarak was regularly feted in Pyongyang before his ouster in 2011.
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Tillerson's sudden ouster did not seem to faze senators, Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Years after his ouster, Blatter continues to feel wronged by events at FIFA.
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His ouster by the military after 30 years of heartless rule is welcome.
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Libya has been plunged into chaos since the ouster of the dictator Col.
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Ms. Breed, in an interview, played down the racial component of her ouster.
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Mnangagwa, who had been his deputy, is said to have orchestrated Mugabe's ouster.
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However, sources who spoke to The Hill downplayed the prospect of Mulvaney's ouster.
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Vice President Joe Biden eventually took the lead in calling for Shokin's ouster.
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The 2005 uprising resulted in the Syrians' ouster, but much remained the same.
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He resigned in part to protest Marie Yovanovitch's ouster as ambassador to Ukraine.
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One of them said pressure for the ouster was coming from the board.
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She has been more equivocal on Bolivia in recent weeks after Morales' ouster.
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The revelation fueled public outrage that contributed to Ms. Rousseff's ouster last year.
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Mr. Arpaio's ouster came as he faced a criminal contempt of court charge.
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Rood's ouster had been in the works for a while, the sources said.
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That does not mean the military played any role in Mr. Sharif's ouster.
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It is unclear why — or for whom — he was pushing for Yovanovitch's ouster.
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Lawmakers in both parties are calling for Pruitt's ouster over the scandals. Rep.
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Trump has criticized McCabe for months and celebrated his ouster over the weekend.
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The hedge fund hasn't directly called for the ouster of Stephenson and Stankey.
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The Trump administration announced Bannon's ouster midday Friday, and Bannon says he resigned.
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Further, it is rare for an activist to successfully ouster an entire board.
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The reasons behind Spilo's ultimate ouster were not explicitly discussed on the show.
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The removal was silent and swift, foreshadowing Dennis Muilenburg's ouster this past weekend.
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Instead of downplaying talk of Sessions's ouster, they've thrown fuel on the fire.
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Current and former officials told Congress they believe Yovanovitch's ouster was politically motivated.
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The Trump administration is pushing for the ouster of Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro.
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Many Democratic lawmakers in South Florida have also called for Mr. Maduro's ouster.
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But as the left pushed harder for Mr. Trump's ouster, Democratic leaders resisted.
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It was Benchmark that led his ouster from the CEO chair at Uber.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa saying they expected Sessions's ouster after the midterm elections.
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Nothing. Williams credits the long peace to the ouster of Phillips in 1999.
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The Fishy Award Wendell and Domenick win the Fishy Award for masterminding Chris's ouster.
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Shulkin's tenure was rocked by a number of scandals before his ouster last Wednesday.
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Tensions over this led to the ouster of a former Ukrainian president in 2014.
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The government's brutal crackdown on the population led to nationwide calls for his ouster.
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Robredo was forced to repeatedly deny being part of any group seeking Duterte's ouster.
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But the ambassador's ouster, which came the same day another impeachment witness, Lt. Col.
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The ouster of Ms. Danius prompted a deluge of protest and support for her.
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A revolt among women at Nike led to the ouster of several top executives.
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Bannon's ouster could result in Thornton being nominated to serve as assistant secretary permanently.
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That contributed to the ouster of its chief executive, Christopher Viehbacher, in October 13.
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While there was plenty of apathy toward Kalanick's ouster among drivers, it wasn't uniform.
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Temer formally took over the presidency from Rousseff after her ouster in late August.
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The scandal hurt VW's global business and reputation, and led to its CEO's ouster.
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In the ouster Cunha also lost all of his political privileges for eight years.
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The Ospreys' ouster means Wales has not had a playoff team in four years.
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But in a statement on Monday, Rosen stopped short of calling for Persky's ouster.
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Some of those reports led to the ouster of national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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They were clearly beginning to move against her before last week's ouster of Mnangagwa.
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The ouster on Thursday of Bashir, 75, followed months of protests against his rule.
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The O'Reilly fiasco -- especially coming so soon after Ailes' ouster -- will test that theory.
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Amid the rumors of this ouster last month, Cissna's supporters came to his defense.
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" Regarding Angwin's ouster, Gardner said this was a "personnel matter about leadership and management.
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Other conservative groups have accused the news media of campaigning for Mr. Pruitt's ouster.
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With the ouster, Ortega has lost immunity from prosecution that Venezuelan government officials enjoy.
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There have been calls for Bannon's ouster outside of the White House as well.
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Mistry has engaged in a war of words with Tata Sons since his ouster.
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Prominent inconsistencies emerged in the White House's version of Comey's ouster on Tuesday evening.
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Comey's ouster sent shockwaves through Washington, with many questioning the timing of his dismissal.
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The revelations of Zenefits' lack of compliance led to Conrad's ouster in early 2016.
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Scaramucci's ouster is the most recent high-profile departure from the Trump White House.
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But his ouster has laid bare tensions that run deep in France and Japan.
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Comey is, however, expected to testify about his interactions with Trump before his ouster.
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Lawmakers hope he provides testimony amid continued fallout over the circumstances surrounding his ouster.
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She allegedly set off alarms trying to reach to residence to contest her ouster.
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In the debate, he criticized his ouster decades ago, before voting against Ms. Rousseff.
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Kelly's potential ouster from the White House has long been rumored as a possibility.
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Shortly after McCabe's ouster became public, the president struck a triumphal note on Twitter.
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He declined to comment on his discussions with White House officials about his ouster.
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This can mean the ouster of a CEO, layoffs, or spinning off business divisions.
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Chris Christie leaves office -- Republicans would lose any leverage to push for his ouster.
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His ouster triggered a political crisis amid repeated calls for Mugabe to step down.
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At Tuesday's press conference, a reporter asked whether Pompeo was "blindsided" by Bolton's ouster.
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Before her ouster, she was the highest-ranking African-American in the West Wing.
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His calls for the withdrawal of Vietnam's forces from Cambodia led to his ouster.
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Comey served as FBI director from July 2013 until his ouster in May 2017.
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Democrats have amped up pressure on the Trump administration since Comey's ouster on Tuesday.
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The left-wing group Bayan said Lopez's ouster was a victory for "mining oligarchs".
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His ouster blows open an already splintered race, just five weeks before the vote.
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Two days after the failed ouster, Mr. Kuczynski pardoned Alberto Fujimori on medical grounds.
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That means not acting as cheerleaders for Mueller's ouster and for a national crisis.
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May, the first step in an obscure party process that could trigger her ouster.
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Imagine that: A remedial execution error sealed the Spurs' second straight first-round ouster.
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And we also look at how Mr. Sessions's ouster could affect the Russia investigation.
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Religious leaders had also demanded the ouster of the head of Pakistan's military, Gen.
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Sessions wrote a letter to the State Department last year calling for her ouster.
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"Chuck Schumer five months ago was basically calling for Comey's ouster," Mr. O'Doherty said.
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More than a dozen joint Renault-Nissan projects have stalled since Mr. Ghosn's ouster.
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The upheaval that would follow his ouster adds another dimension to the drama. 2.
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Schnatter had held takeover talks with Wendy's before his ouster, according to the Journal.
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Islanders fans have consistently clamored for Snow's ouster, especially after the past two seasons.
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Tillerson's ouster had been rumored for months as his relationship with the President soured.
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Hunter was the union's executive director from 1996 until his ouster in February 2013.
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YOVANOVITCH called for his firing in a speech in April ahead of her ouster.
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The lay-offs are unrelated to Ghosn's ouster as chairman, spokesman Brian Brockman said.
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After ObamaCare repeal legislation failed in July, Trump all but called for McConnell's ouster.
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Shortly after news broke of Comey's ouster, Spicer issued a statement on the matter.
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This week started with the ouster of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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Analysts say that would seriously undermine Maduro's authority and could lead to his ouster.
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It's also unclear which of Livingston's clients — if any — was pushing for her ouster.
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After his ouster, President Corazon Aquino offered her the post of Davao's vice mayor.
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But before his dramatic ouster, he was quietly fighting another war — this one internal.
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But McCaskill on Thursday said there is no Democratic support for Wasserman Schultz's ouster.
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The controversy over the WikiLeaks disclosures resulted in Wasserman Schultz's ouster from the DNC.
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But Gorka's ouster from the White House isn't just a story about one man.
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Last year, a moderator revolt ended in the ouster of interim CEO Ellen Pao.
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Spain's national team rose up to demand the ouster of its coach after the last World Cup, and several prominent members of Brazil's squad quit their team last year to protest the ouster of a popular female coach in favor of a man.
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Trump critics fearful of Rosenstein's ouster soon latched onto the "he was being sarcastic" excuse.
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But Yates' is the first public ouster of an attorney general since the Nixon-era.
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The announcement of Sondland's ouster came just hours after National Security Council aide Lt. Col.
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Daniel Pantaleo's lawsuit, filed Wednesday, argues his ouster was "arbitrary and capricious," USA Today reports.
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LendingClub — The online lender remains in the news, following yesterday's ouster of CEO Renaud Laplanche.
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Philip T. Reeker offered additional details on the unexpected ouster of the ambassador to Ukraine.
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The story behind Nielsen's ouster is unclear less than a day after it was announced.
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The ouster of Manafort -- the longtime Washington lobbyist -- as Trump's campaign chairman has caused alarm.
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Barr's reaction to Comey's ouster came before the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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An impeachment would take months, as happened last year with the ouster of Dilma Rousseff.
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His ouster left the country spiraling into chaos and coming under threat from violent extremists.
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Get rid of your nukes and face a possible attack, ouster from power and death.
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This week's ouster of the South Korean president Park Geun-hye is no laughing matter.
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Temer took office a year ago after the ouster of Dilma Rousseff, who succeeded Lula.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller to head the Russia investigation after Comey's ouster.
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Like the ouster of Sean Whent: Is Whent a good cop or a bad cop?
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After announcing his ouster last week, the channel moved Carlson to the 8 p.m. hour.
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Comey's ouster calls the independence of the US's top law enforcement institutions into serious question.
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Multiple sources report that Scaramucci's ouster came at Kelly's urging – the man who replaced Priebus.
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She was reportedly responsible for the ouster of controversial campaign manager Corey Lewandowski in June.
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Multiple lawmaker have said the ouster of Mueller would represent a "red line" for Trump.
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The ouster of one or both officials could lead to the end of the investigation.
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Top Trump allies on Capitol Hill did not explicitly call for Rosenstein's ouster on Tuesday.
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White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE has reportedly pushed for his ouster.
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Afterward, she had so little left, even though his ouster left so many problems unresolved.
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Mr. Rajoy on Wednesday rejected calls from all the opposition leaders for the minister's ouster.
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Reagan, who orchestrated the ouster of Donald T. Regan as White House chief of staff.
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The actions of neither man led to the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) to lead the FBI following the ouster of director James Comey.
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"There is dissension in the ranks," said one Tuesday Group member who backs MacArthur's ouster.
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Iran and Russia share major goals, chiefly preventing the ouster of President Assad by force.
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In other words, Jobs ouster was tantamount to a firing, but not an actual firing.
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At least three congressional Republicans and a chorus of Democrats have called for Pruitt's ouster.
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Erdogan, however, recognizes his own limits: a weakening economy could lead to his own ouster.
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Elizabeth Warren, who called for the ouster of Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan on Tuesday.
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But they also contend that his ouster will not produce any noticeable change in policy.
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The incidents eventually led to a failed attempt to ouster Roy by his own son.
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After the military announced al-Bashir's ouster, Sudanese women took to the streets to celebrate.
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That contributed to his ouster; Mr. Carlson now holds down Mr. O'Reilly's old time slot.
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It was the start of the final push that led to his ouster on Thursday.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators in Sudan are demanding the ouster of an autocratic ruler.
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Super Tuesday could bring the ouster of the first House incumbent of the 3803 cycle.
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Mr. Raphael, for his part, says the reasons for the ouster do not make sense.
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It was reported on by The New York Times in May 2017, after Comey's ouster.
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Nissan has also been struggling to move on from the ouster of its former chief.
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The prosecutor's ouster is at the heart of Trump's baseless allegation of wrongdoing against Biden.
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Travis Kalanick's notorious journey to CEO of Uber and subsequent ouster was made for television.
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He already served as interim secretary for four months following Price's ouster in September 2017.
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In the first timeout after Pop's ouster, it was indeed Duncan who addressed the Spurs.
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Still, allies of the president predicted that Mr. Bannon's ouster would help Mr. Trump's agenda.
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A struggling stock price led to the ouster of his predecessor, company veteran Mark Fields.
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The biggest turning point in the proxy fight came last month with Mr. Kleinfeld's ouster.
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Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the general who led Mursi's ouster, was elected president in 2014.
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They fled to Brussels in October 2017 after Spain's government forced their ouster from office.
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He urged Egyptians to take to the streets and demand the president's ouster on Friday.
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For that very reason, Tambor's ouster didn't have to mean the end of the series.
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GHOSN: ANOTHER REASON FOR OUSTER WAS BITTERNESS IN JAPAN ABOUT FRENCH STATE INTERFERENCE IN ALLIANCE
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She served under former national security adviser Michael Flynn until his controversial ouster in February.
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If the president didn't directly fire Spencer, then his ouster may be an illegal one.
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Tens of thousands of people assembled to demand the ouster of then-president Hosni Mubarak.
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In the following months, sexual harassment claims led to the ouster of several venture capitalists.
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Russia backs President Bashar Assad's government, while the U.S. supports rebel groups seeking his ouster.
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White House officials lifted their hold just two days after Bolton's ouster from the administration.
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"It's not about that," he told The Washington Post in June 2016 following his ouster.
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But the investigation was dormant at the time the vice president called for Shokin's ouster.
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At Michigan State, fans and alumni are calling for the ouster of Coach Tom Anastos.
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The ouster, announced Tuesday, comes after reports of bro-y misbehavior and serious financial concerns.
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Furthermore, seeking Shokin's ouster was the official position of the U.S. and the European Union.
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" Since Mr. Fager's ouster, Mr. Owens has been the interim executive producer of "60 Minutes.
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The scandal resulted in the ouster of Volkswagen's chief executive and two dozen other executives.
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McMaster's possible ouster comes days after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was fired via Twitter.
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Egypt has seen years of upheaval since Mubarak's ouster in 2011, ending with the election of former Defense Minister Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi as president in 2014, after he led a 2013 military ouster of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi amid massive protests against his rule.
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Military leader General Constantine Chiwenga threatened Monday to intervene and calm political tensions following Mnangagwa's ouster.
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Asked whether members were calling one another to plot May's ouster this weekend, he denied it.
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Tata has returned as interim chairman of Tata Sons following Mistry's ouster as chairman in October.
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Mubarak has been hospitalized for long periods with heart problems and stomach cancer since his ouster.
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The graft scandal and recession have crushed popularity for President Dilma Rousseff, who is facing ouster.
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Meanwhile, Sharif loyalists incensed by his ouster cheered his arrival in the hill town of Murree.
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Sudan Violence and uncertainty still grip Sudan a month after longtime President Omar al-Bashir's ouster.
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Take, for example, the ouster of Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's short-lived national security advisor.
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The ambassador's ouster is certain to be viewed as retaliation by Trump for his impeachment testimony.
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Trump repeatedly attacked McCabe (again, over his wife's campaign money) and openly called for his ouster.
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David Leonhardt argues that the time has come for mass protests agitating for the president's ouster.
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Details of Heins's ouster and the mediated settlement were reported earlier Sunday by the Jerusalem Post.
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Martin Heinrich, Democrat of New Mexico, Sessions would not deny discussed Comey's ouster with the president.
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This is, I think, the best way to understand the ouster of chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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Flynn's ouster was part of a trend that caused early Russian excitement about Trump to dissolve.
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While Park's conservative supporters clashed with police outside the court, elsewhere most people welcomed her ouster.
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Shkreli countered in May with a $30 million lawsuit against three former colleagues over his ouster.
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He was Trump's national security adviser until his ouster less than a month into Trump's term.
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The scheduled Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on global threats took on more significance with Comey's ouster.
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" Even Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee said the timing of Comey's ouster "will raise questions.
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Analysts were generally unsurprised by Xiao's ouster given the turmoil in Chinese markets in recent months.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller as special counsel following Comey's ouster in early May.
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Islamic State has the targeted security forces since the ouster of President Mohamed Mursi in 2013.
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The scandal rattled VW's global business, harmed its reputation and prompted the ouster of its CEO.
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His ouster suggests there is no tolerance left for opposition to the president inside his party.
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Western diplomats fled Tripoli in 2014 during the broader turmoil that followed the ouster of Col.
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But the controversies keep piling up and lawmakers from both parties have called for his ouster.
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In recent days, five Republican Congress members have joined their ranks in calling for his ouster.
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In Libya, President Obama bombed on the side of rebels seeking the ouster of a dictator.
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" President Trump last week said Tillerson is "not leaving," calling reports of his ouster "fake news.
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His ouster stripped him of the legal protections against prosecution he had enjoyed as a legislator.
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That prompted two outside investigations into the company's workplace culture, which concluded shortly before Kalanick's ouster.
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But Ms. Rousseff and her supporters call her ouster a coup that undermines Brazil's young democracy.
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Like Noto at SoFi, Selby stepped into her role in the wake of a CEO ouster.
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Anthony Scaramucci's abrupt ouster on Monday capped an extraordinary stretch of turmoil at the White House.
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Three cars were set on fire and walls were sprayed with graffiti calling for Temer's ouster.
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The result was her ouster at what should have been a moment of triumph as Mrs.
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The president, Comey alleged, had made false and defamatory statements about the FBI and his ouster.
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An internal investigation followed and led to Ailes' ouster two weeks after the suit was filed.
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Three months after Barber's ouster, Burnett was promoted to chairman of television at M-G-M.
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But his spectacular rise was followed by an equally stunning fall with his ouster in 2013.
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O'Reilly's ouster was, in part, the result of public pressure on advertisers to drop his show.
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Egyptians subsequently elected Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the general who led Mr. Morsi's ouster, as president.
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Most of the members of Congress calling for the Cabinet member's ouster represent those areas. Sen.
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After Comey's ouster, concerns were raised about Trump's potential efforts to interfere with the FBI's independence.
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Mr. Bannon's ouster, from the White House and then from Breitbart, cut into the site's cachet.
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That culture would lead to the ouster of the foundation's CEO a few months after that.
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The ouster of huge chunks of DHS leadership in the last week have even Republicans worried.
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The deep involvement of Mr. Pompeo, officials said, helps explain the timing of Mr. Tillerson's ouster.
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Buckingham seemed sad, saying the members behind the ouster were tarnishing the group's 43-year legacy.
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President Barack Obama spoke loudly, calling for Mr. al-Assad's ouster, but carried a small stick.
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Mr. Mohamed thinks that Mr. Truaxe may have closed the stores to cause his own ouster.
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Mr. Prabowo has run for president in every national election since Mr. Suharto's ouster in 1998.
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Speaking of which, the number of leaks coming out since the Comey ouster has been overwhelming.
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Even so, American involvement in his ouster would inflame old regional resentments and suspicions toward Washington.
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One front-runner is Emmerson Mnangagwa, 43, above, whose ouster as vice president precipitated the crisis.
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" But in a Thursday interview, Kundu said that, like Mehta, Persky's ouster left her feeling "hollow.
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Following his ouster, the Transitional Military Council (TMC) moved in, announcing a three year transitional period.
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Comey and Trump have engaged in an extended war of words since the FBI chief's ouster.
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Girardi's handling of Sanchez was widely believed to have contributed to his ouster from the Bronx.
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Girardi went out to ask for an explanation about Rothschild's ouster, and Barry ejected him, too.
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Davis said he did not want his resignation to become a rallying cry for May's ouster.
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The request for Mr. Calheiros's ouster came from Sustainability Network, a political party in the opposition.
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" Chris Sweis, an entrepreneur and investor, called McClure's ouster "the public neutering of a good man.
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Since at least spring 2018, Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman had pushed for Ms. Yovanovitch's ouster.
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The court has six months to decide whether the charges are true and merit her ouster.
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McMaster's ouster is the latest in a string of high-profile departures from the Trump administration.
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Pro-democracy demonstrations have continued, with protesters calling for the ouster of Hong Kong's chief executive.
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For now, calls for Ryan's ouster don't appear to be resonating with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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Yovanovitch's ouster has become another topic of key interest to Democratic lawmakers in their impeachment inquiry.
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Bolton at the time disputed the circumstances of his ouster, publicly saying he offered to resign.
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There was only a brief, cryptic statement that said his ouster was effective immediately, per Politico.
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The White House has repeatedly denied this week that Trump is considering the ouster of Mueller.
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People close to Cyrus Mistry say he thinks his ouster was, in part, Mehli Mistry's retaliation.
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Both Google and Slaughter have denied the internet search giant played any role in Lynn's ouster.
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The Petrobras scandal also contributed to the ouster last August of Dilma Rousseff as Brazil's president.
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Goldstein was fired shortly after that for contradicting the official White House account of Tillerson's ouster.
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Yovanovitch&aposs ouster is also a central thread of Congress&apos impeachment inquiry into the president.
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This disagreement was one of the reasons for Bolton's ouster from the White House last week.
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Tillerson's ouster, first reported Tuesday morning, was quickly confirmed by President Donald Trump in a tweet.
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The news forced the ouster of longtime CEO John Stumpf and led to hearings in Congress.
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But as conservatives continue to call for Flake's ouster, this race could continue to heat up.
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Unlike impeachment proceedings, the ouster proposed by lawmakers would not require a lengthy trial, he said.
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Following his ouster, the Transitional Military Council (TMC) moved in, announcing a three-year transitional period.
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Still, there's no doubt that Trump is even less committed to Assad's ouster than Obama was.
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And he suggested that a larger goal had overtaken the original one of Mr. Bouteflika's ouster.
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That fight led to Shulkin's ouster in March since he defied the administration's wishes for privatization.
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Despite his ouster, Moreno remained calm, according to people who spoke with him at the time.
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Since her ouster, as Devers notes, Hughes has slowly been removed from the Paris Review's history.
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But the movement to ouster Trump gained new steam after the fallout from the past two weeks.
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Sudan's pro-democracy movement remained on the streets after Bashir's ouster, demanding a transition to civilian rule.
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After pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych's ouster in February 2014, Russian troops poured into the Crimean Peninsula.
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Temer, a conservative, was sworn into office in September last year following the ouster of leftist Rousseff.
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Hayley Ford, the EPA's deputy White House liaison, was also pushed out this month following Pruitt's ouster.
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That follows the ouster of Viacom Chairman and CEO Philippe Dauman and Viacom board member George Abrams.
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Although the protests that led to his ouster began in late January, he left office in February.
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Cuba's Communist government branded Rousseff's ouster part of an "imperialist" offensive against progressive governments in Latin America.
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Cuba's Communist government branded Rousseff's ouster part of an "imperialist" offensive against progressive governments in Latin America.
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Which brings us back to Bannon's ouster, and what it means for the Trump administration going forward.
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Family dynamics among the Murdochs, who own Fox, may also have played a role in O'Reilly's ouster.
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Police and anti-graft agency officials have revived investigations into the fund's missing billions since his ouster.
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And Mr Sharif's ouster also means he cannot bully the NAB, a mousey institution, in future trials.
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After Bashir's ouster the TMC announced it would remain in place for two years ahead of elections.
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That process started long before Baker's ouster and Fidelity was invited to re-bid for the mandate.
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Desired outcome: Riyadh has pushed for Assad's ouster, and is not likely to settle for much less.
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She encouraged residents of her city, the territory's capital, to join in demonstrations demanding the governor's ouster.
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White House officials made clear after Flynn's ouster that McFarland had not been asked to step down.
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Skillt missed the revolution, arriving in Kyiv a few days after the ouster of President Viktor Yanukovych.
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The president told aides there was "something wrong with" Comey Sunday, two days before his ultimate ouster.
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Morale was low as employees saw the ouster of Kalanick, the co-founder and company's primary evangelist.
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McEntee's ouster is the latest in a long line of resignations and firings within the Trump administration.
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The company's stock rose as much as 50 percent after Ward's ouster, but since then has crashed.
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Within days of Comey's ouster, investigators began looking into Trump for obstruction of justice, The Post reported.
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Comey had been set to appear at the already-scheduled hearing on global threats before his ouster.
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Moon will take on the presidency after the ouster of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will brief all U.S. senators Thursday on the ouster of James Comey.
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Within days, Priebus would leave his job, and Priebus' replacement would lead to Scaramucci's own ouster. 103.
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In the five years since the ouster of Mr Mubarak, Egypt has suffered from extreme political turbulence.
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But the gap between him and two military men brought on to the team precipitated his ouster.
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Cillizza: There were promises of war with the establishment coming hard on the heels of Bannon's ouster.
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The poor have yet to stream down from the barrios en masse to demand the president's ouster.
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People both for and against Mr. Suhr's ouster said the political atmosphere demanded a change of leadership.
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In an interview with NBC's Lester Holt that aired Thursday, Trump explained his rationale for Comey's ouster.
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Tillerson's ouster is the latest in a long line of resignations and firings within the Trump administration.
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But Linton doesn't believe his ouster will necessarily lead to federal cannabis legalization in the United States.
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The network launched an internal probe following Lauer's ouster, the findings of which were detailed on Wednesday.
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The trial could take up to 180 days and is expected to lead to her definitive ouster.
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This week four investment firms called for the ouster of LIXIL Group's CEO, citing corporate governance concerns.
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New era Rajapaksa's ouster raised hopes for democracy and an improvement in human rights in Sri Lanka.
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In 1996, President Clinton refused to defend the statutory ouster of HIV-positive members of the military.
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After leaving NCR, Hurd joined computing giant Hewlett-Packard as CEO following Carly Fiorina's ouster in 2005.
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Still, others contend that Ms. Rousseff's ouster revealed the ugly workings of Brazil's male-dominated political scene.
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Al-Jazeera reports that political scientist Hassan Nafaa was jailed after calling for Sisi's ouster on Twitter.
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After a late-morning boost following reports of Bannon's ouster, the dollar and U.S. equities lost ground.
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In an interview with Reuters before the vote, she hinted at military involvement in her father's ouster.
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Many of them are calling for an ouster of not only Pelosi, but her top lieutenants — Reps.
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The president has admitted that Comey's ouster was in part due to his involvement in the investigation.
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Meanwhile, Steve Jobs had just come into power as Apple's CEO, following the ouster of Gil Amelio.
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An impeachment vote in coming days could lead to the permanent ouster of suspended President Dilma Rousseff.
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It has already led to Mr. Ailes's ouster from the position he served in for two decades.
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Trump and Giuliani claim that Joe Biden pressed for Shokin's ouster to stymie the investigation into Burisma.
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The family fled to exile in Hawaii after the ouster, where the senior Marcos died in 1989.
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It will mark the first time former top cop goes before a congressional panel since his ouster.
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Bloomberg reported at the time that the Batumi tower had been stalled after Saakashvili's ouster in 85033.
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After the verdict, Park's supporters and police scuffled but elsewhere in the city, people welcomed her ouster.
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Shine worked closely with Ailes, and was named co-president of the network after the chairman's ouster.
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But he lost his moorings after his ouster, and took money from former enemies and questionable sources.
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Sisi rose to power in 2013 after he led a military ouster of then-President Mohammed Morsi.
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And it's highly unlikely that Rousseff's ouster will actually help bring about any sort of political stability.
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The last time we saw something similar to this was Ann Curry's ouster on the Today show.
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Since late April, massive street protests have rocked Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's authoritarian regime, demanding his ouster.
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My ouster was rough; I wasn't allowed to clear my desk or bid my co-workers goodbye.
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The case made international headlines, sparked protests and led to the ouster of the Minneapolis police chief.
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When protesters filled the streets in April, roaring for Mr. al-Bashir's ouster, the military toppled him.
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Most went underground in the days after his ouster, but few Sudanese believed they had disappeared entirely.
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Initially, after the ouster of the pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, the situation in Ukraine looked promising.
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In April, widespread protests in Sudan led to the ouster of its longtime dictator, Omar al-Bashir.
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Bashir's ouster followed months of protests that erupted in December over cash shortages and rising bread prices.
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Ms. Sereno could theoretically appeal her ouster to the Senate, but that would be unlikely to succeed.
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Their demand echoes the voice of the Iranian people: ouster of the theocratic system in its entirety.
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Independence Square in Kiev, Ukraine, where protests led to the ouster of President Viktor Yanukovych in 2014.
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The New York Times was first to report that Trump called for Mueller's ouster in June 2017.
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Giuliani said he believed the information he provided led to Yovanovitch&aposs sudden ouster from her position.
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Pressed on if anything has happened since Bolton's ouster last month, the spokeswoman did not immediately reply.
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While that measure has been withdrawn, protests have expanded to include calls for democracy and Lam's ouster.
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The current government's relationship with the former president and his family had been fractious since his ouster.
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The Interpreter Pakistan's latest ouster of an elected leader looks, at least on the surface, refreshingly democratic.
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The scandal ultimately led to the ouster of head football coach Joe Paterno and the university's president.
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Yovanovitch's ouster preceded the opening of Trump's unofficial channel to Ukraine under Giuliani, according to other witnesses.
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As he left Washington, Trump was disturbed by an editorial in Christianity Today calling for his ouster.
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Lam shelved the bill, but the demonstrations have evolved into larger calls for democracy and her ouster.
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Former Navy Secretary Richard Spencer approved Jackson's retirement before his ouster, according to a senior DOD official.
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The tensions over energy policy were a catalyst for Malcolm Turnbull's ouster as prime minister in August.
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When Yovanovitch returned to Washington, senior officials told her she had done nothing to deserve her ouster.
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Why it matters: Bolton's ouster is a big blow for Netanyahu both in substance and in timing.
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DeSantis donors in Florida also contacted the Trump campaign and lobbied for her ouster, a source said.
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Venezuela's politics are deadlocked as the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, seeks the ouster of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Ramirez unsuccessfully sought to derail the appointment, citing to senior officials Moreno's ouster from the appeals court.
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Tsai said the decision to take on ADFG's investment was unrelated to the fallout from McClure's ouster.
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The meeting with Abdullah will take place days after the administration appeared to make the fight against ISIS its top priority in Syria, and putting less of an emphasis on the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad, whom the previous administration branded a war criminal and demanded his ouster.
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The respect they have won has spread, too: Spain's national team rose up to demand the ouster of its coach after the last World Cup, and several prominent members of Brazil's squad quit their team to protest the ouster of a popular female coach in favor of a man.
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Though the Macintosh was a hit, the groundwork for Jobs' ouster from the company had already been paved.
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As a result of his ouster, he also was stripped of his privileges as a member of Congress.
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Following her ouster, protesters sang a song, "The Truth Never Sinks", commemorating the victims of the ferry disaster.
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She led the call for the ouster of former senator Al Franken, who was accused of sexual harassment.
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Now stripped of her immunity, Park is liable to prosecution for the scandal that brought about her ouster.
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Huffman returned as CEO in 2015 after an angry user revolt led to the ouster of Ellen Pao.
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The Taliban, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster by U.S.-led forces, claimed responsibility.
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One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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Sharif kept control of PML-N after his ouster and installed loyalist Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as prime minister.
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Libya has been plagued by violence since the ouster and killing of longtime strongman Moammar Gadhafi in 2011.
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The Obama Administration made some half-hearted criticisms of Morsy's ouster; the Trump Administration has embraced al-Sisi.
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This follows the ouster of Viacom chief Philippe Dauman and a board member from the National Amusements board.
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An advertiser revolt will hurt, but on its own it is unlikely to make Mr O'Reilly's ouster inevitable.
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Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) tweeted on Friday "Good Riddance" and linked to a story about Vindman's ouster. Sen.
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The academy's deliberations are highly secretive, and it is unclear who exactly was responsible for Ms. Danius's ouster.
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Dauman has contested his ouster from the trust and the board of National Amusements in a Massachusetts lawsuit.
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We watched the ouster of Democratic Senator Al Franken after accusations of unwanted sexual advances six months ago.
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In the fall of 2015, Joe Biden joined the chorus of Western officials calling for Mr. Shokin's ouster.
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After Yanukovych's ouster in 2014, the new government accused him of looting billions of dollars from Ukrainian coffers.
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Abdullah's supporters have long sought Nuristani's ouster, and Saturday's resignation might be seen as a concession to them.
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Nevertheless, massive protests swept across the country as Brazilians lashed out against political corruption and demanded Rousseff's ouster.
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Babis's ouster or resignation would make President Milos Zeman the key power broker, as he appoints prime ministers.
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The courts may be hard-pressed to find prejudice given these contradictory situations before and after Mistry's ouster.
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In the weeks after Mr Bashir's ouster ordinary Sudanese kept up pressure on the junta to cede power.
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For Pacala, that price barrier has been a major challenge and ultimately gets at the mission of Ouster .
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One hurdle to the ouster plan was a lack of strong potential replacements, some bankers and investors said.
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BNDES Participações SA, which has about a 21 stake in JBS, will seek Batista's ouster at a Sept.
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Jones's collective ouster has left him with only one major online refuge: Twitter, where he has 63,000 followers.
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Baoneng has, however, been angered by the Shenzhen Metro deal and called for the ouster of Vanke's board.
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President Barack Obama encouraged Mubarek's ouster, but found that human rights were no easier broached with his successors.
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Five people with knowledge of the plan told The Washington Post that McMaster's ouster was all but imminent.
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Bannon's ouster from the National Security Council Wednesday was only the latest sign of Kushner's rise, sources said.
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Priebus's ouster also represents a significant victory for Scaramucci, who had been openly feuding with Priebus for days.
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Ouster says at full capacity, the factory will produce $25 million to $50 million in inventory per month.
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Former CEO John Stumpf retired last week after lawmakers from both parties called for ouster and criminal charges.
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The raid appeared to derail the prospects that Bashir's ouster in April could lead to a peaceful transition.
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Tuesday's hearing will be the first time Sessions has testified in Congress since that recusal and Comey's ouster.
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Ankara has been a steadfast opponent of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and repeatedly called for his ouster.
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I was living in Kiev at the time and covering the revolution from the start to Yanukovych's ouster.
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Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, also known as Ahok, has faced demonstrations calling for his ouster amid allegations of blasphemy.
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The impeachment effort, which began last year, seeks Rousseff's ouster because of accounting irregularities in the government budget.
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McMaster was tapped to lead the NSC following the ouster of national security adviser Michael Flynn in February.
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To block her conviction and definitive ouster she needs five more votes, or one-third of the Senate.
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In Turkey Binali Yildirim was sworn in as prime minister following the ouster of his predecessor, Ahmet Davutoglu.
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Impeachment has sometimes been used to give a veneer of legitimacy to an ouster that has already happened.
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Mr. Morales, who was granted refuge by Mexico "for humanitarian reasons," has described his ouster as a coup.
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Comey's appearance before the panel Thursday is his first such testimony since his shocking ouster last month. Sen.
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The abrupt ouster of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe ignited a political firestorm in Washington on Saturday.
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The Taliban still hold considerable sway over much of rural Afghanistan following their ouster from power in 2001.
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Since his ouster, Comey has become an outspoken critic of the president and his defenders in the GOP.
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Shadi after the vote said he holds no ill-will towards the group that advocated for his ouster.
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"I may come back to television, it just depends," O'Reilly said last year after his ouster from Fox.
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TOKYO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nearly three months after his ouster from the board at Universal Entertainment Corp (403.
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The foreboding comments come one day after Trump blamed "criminal" leaks from the intelligence community for Flynn's ouster.
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That spurred conservative commentator Laura Ingraham to call for Pruitt's ouster, arguing that Pruitt is embarrassing the president.
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"A number of generals are now in China ready to plot Mugabe's ouster with Mnangagwa," the report said.
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A potentially cozy relationship with disgraced Hollywood power broker Harvey Weinstein may also have contributed to his ouster.
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Google refused to censor its search engine in China in 2010, leading to its ouster from the country.
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Cautionary tales abound, most recently the ouster of prominent media executives who have been accused of sexual harassment.
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The company's stock closed on Wednesday at $25.58 a share, down nearly 8 percent since Mr. Ailes's ouster.
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It has already led to Mr. Zuma's ouster and a moment of reckoning for post-apartheid South Africa.
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That capped the group's ouster from most of Syria and Iraq, but at the cost of unfathomable destruction.
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Mr. Anton survived the ouster of his first national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, and several other colleagues.
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Franken was a popular Democrat, and Gillibrand's calls for Franken's ouster ran afoul of some powerful Democratic donors.
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The president's attempted ouster of Mr. Mueller seems plainly to have been intended to squelch Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Within days of Mr. Yanukovych's ouster, Russia sent troops into Crimea, a part of Ukraine, and annexed it.
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In Sudan, tens of thousands of demonstrators are sitting in to demand the ouster of their longtime ruler.
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Politico reported that just two days before Arangio's ouster, two senior officials exited the NSC's Middle East division.
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Scott Galloway, a New York University professor, podcaster, and Twitter shareholder, had called for Dorsey's ouster last year.
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Scott Galloway, a New York University professor, podcaster, and Twitter shareholder, had called for Dorsey's ouster last year.
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With Ms. Abramson's ouster, Mr. Sulzberger elevated Mr. Baquet, the first African-American executive editor at The Times.
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Before Mr. Suharto's ouster in 1998, the dictator plundered the country's coffers to enrich himself and his family.
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Since her ouster by Mr. Maduro, Ms. Ortega has been releasing evidence of alleged corruption in Venezuela's government.
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After Rood's ouster, Esper's staff suggested a handful of candidates to replace him, two of the people said.
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Several local teachers, parents, and Lynbrook alumni who spoke with VICE News asked for and applauded Persky's ouster.
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But the call for Blackmun's ouster shouldn't be just about the U.S.O.C.'s role in the Nassar matter.
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That scandal led to the ouster of Pitino and Louisville's athletic director, Tom Jurich, by the university's board.
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Miller's insistence on seeing Tillerson is what led to his ouster in July, administration sources told the Times.
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Demonstrators in Pretoria, South Africa, last year calling for the ouster of the country's president, Jacob G. Zuma.
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In Brazil, some politicians seem to have seen Ms. Rousseff's ouster as such a drastic but necessary step.
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The ouster occurred just 10 days before the 2020 Grammys and five months after Dugan assumed the role.
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Comey's ouster has also highlighted how quickly reputations can be won and lost in the highly polarized Capitol.
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Giuliani said he believed the information he provided helped lead to Yovanovitch&aposs sudden ouster from her position.
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Once Parliament roared back into session, lawmakers demanded Mr. Johnson's ouster and yet another delay in the Oct.
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A leading women's rights group also called for his ouster after our report about allegations of sexual harassment.
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But while the timing of Tillerson's ouster caught Capitol Hill off guard, the fact it happened did not.
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His ouster was preceded by a painfully public airing of his troubles with the President, heightened when Sen.
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We never took an exclusively automotive view of lidar, said Angus Pacala, Ouster chief executive and co-founder.
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The ouster of autocratic President Blaise Compaoré in 2014 helped make Burkina Faso fertile ground for extremist groups.
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After his ouster as party leader, Mr. Sánchez also gave up his seat as a member of Parliament.
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Iran has long sought the ouster of American troops, which it views as a threat on its border.
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By late 20173, activist investors arrived on the scene and pushed for the ouster of CEO Mike Jeffries.
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Expedia's stock, after losing 12 percent in 2019 through Tuesday, rose 6.2 percent after news of the ouster.
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Shulkin's ouster was the third dismissal of a top Trump administration official in a matter of three weeks.
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After his ouster, the White House said Comey had lost the confidence of the FBI rank and file.
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We talk to Emily Steel, one of the two reporters who are most responsible for Mr. O'Reilly's ouster.
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Fox News has been reeling since the ouster of Mr. Ailes last summer amid a sexual harassment scandal.
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The ouster was widely attributed to the former financier's vulgar tirade to a New Yorker reporter last week.
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The murky circumstances of Yovanovitch's ouster lie at the heart of Democrats' probe of Trump's conduct toward Ukraine.
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O'Reilly has not been seen on the network since his ouster on April 19 amid sexual harassment allegations.
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Some analysts said that GE Power likely missed financial targets for the third quarter, contributing to Flannery's ouster.
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The 2014 shooting sparked protests, a federal civil rights investigation and the eventual ouster of the police superintendent.
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Since the ouster of longtime dictator Moammar Gaddafi in 2011, Libya has been in the throes political strife.
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Fox's prime-time lineup has seen several changes in the past year with the ouster of 8 p.m.
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Remember last year, when Trump called for the ouster of one of her husband's senior national security advisers?
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Between Tehran's aggressive pushback and his role in Nowrouzzadeh's ouster, they worry Democrats will trash him on camera.
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In August 2017, Stone publicly called for Bannon's ouster, one day before he left his West Wing job.
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But the president had remained on decent terms with Bannon in the months after his ouster last August.
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And although some in the military support Mr. Maduro's ouster, its leadership has reiterated its loyalty to him.
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Our correspondent argues that Barcelona's ouster doesn't mean that the sun has set on the team's golden era.
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It was unclear to what degree Disney was influenced by blowback from "Guardians" fans over Mr. Gunn's ouster.
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The ouster of Ailes could have huge implications for the future of conservative media and even American conservatism.
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Many Libyans hoped his ouster and death would herald a new era of democracy in the oil-rich nation.
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Even after his boss's ouster in August 2016, Gates stuck around, staying with the campaign through the general election.
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The video sparked large protests and led to the ouster of Chicago's top police official and some department reforms.
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Trump has now admitted that part of the explanation for Comey's ouster was the FBI director's investigation into Russia.
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COAST Autonomous announced earlier this week that it was using Ouster sensors for its a low-speed autonomous shuttles.
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Somalia One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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Wickremesinghe has challenged his ouster as unconstitutional and sought a session of parliament to determine who holds a majority.
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Flagging sales led to the abrupt ouster of its previous CEO, Bryan Stockton, and the quick appointment of Sinclair.
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In April, the White House's growing frustration with leadership led to Nielsen's ouster that placed McAleenan at the helm.
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In April, the White House's growing frustration with leadership led to the ouster that placed McAleenan at the helm.
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Heleno, Brazil's first MINUSTAH military commander, arrived shortly after the ouster and exile of then-President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
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Yovanovitch served as a witness during closed and public hearings describing her ouster and American policy in the region.
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Furious state officials responded to the expanded power shut-offs with calls for the ouster of PG&E's management.
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"No one opposes them," said one source, who had thought that Kalanick had finally calmed down about his ouster.
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While Angelina still votes for Lyrsa, my strong bet is that she gave her tacit approval to Natalie's ouster.
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One is the president tries to force Ryan's ouster in hopes that somebody else will be more effective/loyal.
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"Agent Peter Strzok was just fired from the FBI-finally," wrote Trump, who had called for Strzok's ouster before.
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The president will meet with the No. 2 Justice Department official on Thursday amid swirling rumors about his ouster.
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Several senior PML-N figures, including Sharif's daughter Maryam, have hinted that Pakistan's powerful military were behind Sharif's ouster.
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On Sunday, opposition groups have scheduled the latest in a series of demonstrations to express support for Rousseff's ouster.
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Soon after, The Markup's other founders (whose disputes with Angwin apparently led to her ouster) left the company themselves.
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His ouster led to widespread protests over the next several years, culminating in mass demonstrations in 303 and 2011.
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The advertising boycott wasn't the only factor behind his ouster from Fox News, but it was a major one.
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That followed the ouster of anti-Duterte Senator Leila De Lima as head of the committee overseeing the investigation.
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Hundreds of thousands of educated young people have left Serbia since 2000 after the ouster of strongman Slobodan Milosevic.
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Investors are closely watching the clash in Venezuela with a clear and vested interest in President Nicolás Maduro's ouster.
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Ronaldo Caiado of the Democrats argued for Rousseff's ouster, saying that lawmakers weren't the ones behind the impeachment process.
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The threat of an ouster looms over most high-profile employees — if they haven't been dismissed, or quit, already.
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In doing so, Coffman appeared to become the first Republican member of Congress to publicly call for Spicer's ouster.
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Bannon's ouster from the National Security Council on Wednesday was only the latest sign of Kushner's rise, sources said.
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However, it is clear that the 2 million Christians in Syria who are protected by Assad fear his ouster.
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The leaders of the House Congressional Pro-Choice Caucus, called for Lloyd's ouster in February, and Washington Democratic Sen.
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Strumia's official ouster by CERN was lauded by the women scientists who first publicized his talk on social media.
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Maduro accuses the Trump administration, which has levied crippling sanctions against his government, of seeking to force his ouster.
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The incident led to the ouster of Chief Executive Renaud Laplanche and gave bad press to the nascent industry.
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Whitaker, who was then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions' chief of staff, was promoted after Sessions' ouster was revealed Wednesday.
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It also played a role in the ouster of Najib in the May 9 election, political analysts have said.
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But Trotta was also critical of Sini's leadership, suggesting the connections had never been fully repaired after Burke's ouster.
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"Oh my god, for the billionth time no," another Trump administration official added when asked about Spicer's rumored ouster.
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Park Geun-hye's ouster represents a clear victory for transparent governance and the rule of law in South Korea.
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A major Tesla backer doesn't fear an ouster of CEO Elon Musk, according to a new report by Barron's.
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The scandal hurt VW's global business and reputation, and led to the ouster of longtime chief executive Martin Winterkorn.
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Completed in 1984, the government mothballed it two years later following Marcos' ouster and the deadly Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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Clinton aides argue that the former secretary of state was referring exclusively to the U.S.-backed ouster in 2011.
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Manigault-Newman told Todd she's releasing the recording to prove that the circumstances of her ouster weren't so turbulent.
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Trump was told FBI agents might not give him a warm reception following Comey's ouster, NBC News said Thursday.
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Korea experts said Kim's ouster of the three military officials likely wasn't driven by fears they would topple him.
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Mueller is also said to be examining the circumstances surrounding Comey's ouster to determine whether the president obstructed justice.
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Don Beyer, Abigail Spanberger, Elaine Luria, Jennifer Wexton and Gerry Connolly said in a statement calling for his ouster.
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California Representative Brad Sherman introduced articles of impeachment against Trump last July, citing Comey's ouster as obstruction of justice.
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Analysts say the move will lead to the ouster of Kurdish politicians, many of whom could face terrorism charges.
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Yet the White House said Wednesday that Trump had been weighing Comey's ouster since day one of his presidency.
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The Trump administration has pushed for the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, but has thus far been unsuccessful.
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Elliott has scored a series of victories, including the ouster of Genish and board members backed by Vivendi (VIVEF).
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Since Rudd's ouster, Australia has repeatedly sought to re-enter the "quad" only to be continually rebuffed by India.
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After declaring martial law in 1972, during his final term, he suspended democracy until his ouster 14 years later.
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The Fed, which is also seeking the ouster of Wells Fargo board members, could maintain those sanctions until 85033.
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Abramson presents Baquet, who became executive editor after Abramson's ouster, as the brittle and jealous culprit for her firing.
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"I hope you can let this go," Trump reportedly told the FBI director shortly after Flynn's ouster that February.
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But my analysis of Venezuela's political and economic crisis suggests that an embargo alone will not provoke Maduro's ouster.
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Trump was told FBI agents might not give him a warm reception following Comey's ouster, NBC News said Thursday.
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He was a skilled parliamentarian who helped engineer the ouster of Marlborough and the banishment of Sarah from court.
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Kalanick's ouster took six months and a ferocious mental chess game before Kalanick willingly gave up his CEO role.
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Protection order and ouster Zach Smith was fired July 22015 after he was served with a civil protection order.
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He was greeted by lawmakers who tossed water bottles at him, banged on tables and chanted for his ouster.
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Ibrahim was among several judicial officials who were sacked by the military council head in April after Bashir's ouster.
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Reagan to take a leading role in the Regan ouster and in other personnel matters in the White House.
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The complaints over the ouster and Baldwin's handling of the scandal were later dropped by a Senate ethics panels.
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In each case, opposition did not truly coalesce or officials call for ouster until each was arrested or indicted.
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The NY Post report comes the day after the ouster of Tronc's chief content officer and several other layoffs.
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The economy has slowly recovered since then, but the middle class — which fueled Morsi's ouster with protests — has struggled.
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Nearly three weeks passed without a single one of Franken's Democratic colleagues in the Senate calling for his ouster.
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Go deeper: S&P Global Platts breaks down the potential oil market and geopolitical effects of Tillerson's ouster here.
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The United States demonstrated during its involvement in the 2011 civil war that led to the ouster of Col.
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Collin Green, the head of the Navy SEALs, which set the scene for Spencer&aposs ouster during the weekend.
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Aides to Mr. Trump acknowledged that members of the transition team had been fired since the ouster of Gov.
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Slaughter has said that Lynn's ouster was a personnel issue and that Google had no say in her decision.
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Since Mr. Mugabe's ouster, Mr. Mnangagwa has tried to remake Zimbabwe's image by portraying the government as business-friendly.
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Poland is in upheaval after the ouster of 27 Supreme Court justices, including its top judge, Malgorzata Gersdorf, above.
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Political appointees trying to wrestle away control of the department seized on the report to force the secretary's ouster.
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This all prompted massive protests calling for Rousseff's ouster, mostly made up of people from Brazil's upper-middle class.
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In phone interviews, several protesters have begun to express hope that the army will force Mr. al-Bashir's ouster.
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It also is pressuring Venezuela with sanctions as American officials seek the ouster of President Nicolás Maduro from power.
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Following Mr. Morsi's ouster, Mr. Sisi's government killed hundreds of demonstrators and imprisoned thousands of critics of all stripes.
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Enraged protesters are demanding the president's ouster over high-level corruption, and the economy is in a dire recession.
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But here in South Korea, Mr. Lee's detention was as big a piece of news as Ms. Park's ouster.
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Her ouster marks yet another departure from an administration beset by a series of exits by high-ranking officials.
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"It is a terrible black eye for the state," said Mr. Harbison, who has called for Mr. Bentley's ouster.
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The company has struggled for the past two seasons since the ouster of its longtime artistic director, Frank Castorf.
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"It is an insult to your vote," he said, referring to his ouster, as the crowd in front roared.
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For years after his ouster, Al Qaeda and its successor, the Islamic State, attacked the Karbala walkers, killing thousands.
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New York City Councilwoman Carlina Rivera, co-chair of the city's Women's Caucus, supported the call for Vance's ouster.
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McCade's ouster allegedly came after damning reports from the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility and Office of Inspector General.
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Jackson's ouster initially made Anthony, with two years still to go on his Knicks contract, look like the survivor.
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The prospect of Shulkin's ouster comes after months of infighting between Shulkin and Trump administration appointees at the department.
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Pompeo has been nominated by President Trump to take over the Secretary of State role following Rex Tillerson's ouster.
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While Mr. Mugabe stayed largely out of the spotlight after his ouster, his legacy hung over the country's politics.
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Tucker Carlson will fill the void left by O'Reilly's ouster, which will test audience loyalties, our media columnist writes.
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Comey has remained in the public spotlight following his June testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee about his ouster.
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McCabe's ouster came just days before he was scheduled to retire after more than 20 years at the bureau.
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The venture capital firm has fought to keep Kalanick away from Uber since his ouster as CEO in June.
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Reeker said Yovanovitch's ouster later in May was a blow to the department's anti-corruption efforts on the whole.
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At the same time, several Democrats questioned whether Bannon's ouster would really change the White House or Trump's policies.
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But Temer's center-right government, which came to power with Rousseff's ouster, has put distance between Brasilia and Caracas.
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The ouster of Anthony Scaramucci will not set back President Donald Trump's pro-business agenda, an administration advisor said.
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The ouster of South Korea's president, being celebrated above in Seoul, is reshaping the geopolitical map of East Asia.
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Hundreds of thousands of people poured into the streets of Harare, Zimbabwe, on Saturday to celebrate Mugabe's apparent ouster.
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" Following news of his ouster, Gillis wrote on Twitter, "I'm a comedian who was funny enough to get 'SNL.
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The controversy eventually depressed attendance at SeaWorld's theme parks, leading to the ouster of its chief executive in 2015.
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The news of Cavill's possible ouster comes as the future of Ben Affleck as Batman also remains in question.
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But Democrats argued that there was a direct line between Ms. Yovanovitch's ouster and Mr. Trump's Ukraine pressure campaign.
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But some in Trump's inner circle think the president could use the momentum from Tillerson's ouster for a purge.
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Mr. Tri Quang called for the ouster of Mr. Ky and accused Washington of obstructing democracy by supporting him.
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Similar questions over travel spending contributed to the ouster of the former secretary of Veterans Affairs, Dr. David Shulkin.
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In October, weeks before his ouster, Attorney General Jeff Sessions derided the rise of "judicial encroachment" on executive priorities.
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But the complaints made by Pixar and Disney employees against Mr. Lasseter were serious enough to prompt his ouster.
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" Secretary of State Rex Tillerson waved off reports of his imminent ouster, and President Trump tweeted, "He's not leaving.
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The last thing Xi wants is a precedent for massive street protests leading to the ouster of a leader.
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It's likely this "purge" traces back to the ouster of the last VA secretary, David Shulkin, four months ago.
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With the sudden ouster of secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday, what's not clear is how the agency will cope.
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Board considered his ouster in the summer The board of trustees first considered Engler's ouster in June after it was revealed that Engler sent an email accusing Rachael Denhollander of possibly taking payoffs to manipulate other survivors, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education, which obtained the email through an open records request.
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Wren said after her courtroom ouster that she wants to make sure Rhodes will answer for the allegations against him.
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Especially when you take into consideration what happened next—and the lack of transparency throughout the process of McClure's ouster.
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Liberal candidate Moon Jae-in, of the opposition Democratic United Party, led opinion polls shortly after Park's ouster was confirmed.
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Ibn Auf, and his deputy, resigned as head of the transition council after they assumed the positions following Bashir's ouster.
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Sereno is a critic of the country&aposs authoritarian president, who called for her ouster from the 15-member tribunal.
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Should a liberal government come in the aftermath of Park's ouster, changing priorities could swing the balance in the region.
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Release of their report on April 11 heightened the calls of Missouri politicians, Democrats and Republicans alike, for Greitens' ouster.
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The more market-friendly Mr Ramaphosa has been publicly silent, yet was said to have privately opposed Mr Gordhan's ouster.
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One of Vindman's lawyers, David Pressman, said his ouster was clear political retribution for his role in the impeachment inquiry.
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Johnson confirmed that he reached out to White House to try to prevent Sondland's ouster on Friday, but was unsuccessful.
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In January, Intel named Robert Swan as permanent CEO, ending a months-long search following the ouster of Brian Krzanich.
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Plenty of people will see Bannon's ouster as a victory for the older brand of American conservatism over white nationalism.
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The White House plans to say Vindman's ouster is part of a broader effort to clean house and decrease bureaucracy.
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Bentley, the embattled second-term governor, is facing calls for his ouster over an inappropriate relationship with a former aide.
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At that time, Viacom's independent directors characterized such a move as "legally flawed" and said they would contest their ouster.
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In the wake of Ailes' ouster at Fox, Hannity became Shine's biggest public defender as he faced pressure to resign.
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Prosecutors say Parnas discussed with Sessions his effort to seek Marie Yovanovitch's ouster as the US' top envoy to Ukraine.
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This change can and will only be achieved through the ouster of the ruling theocracy by the people of Iran.
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Some of DFJ's partners were "shocked" by the swiftness of his ouster, the person in touch with the firm said.
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As BuzzFeed News previously reported, Sessions quickly wrote a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calling for her ouster.
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The defeat set the stage for the LDP's ouster in 2009 by the centre-left Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ).
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The disclosure led to the resignation of DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz and the ouster of several top DNC officials.
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Egypt has kept Rafah largely sealed off since 2013, after the ouster of Egypt&aposs elected Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.
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Zuma himself engineered the ouster of former President Thabo Mbeki in 2008 shortly after taking the helm of the ANC.
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Thursday is the third anniversary of the mass protests which started on June 30, 2013 and led to Mursi's ouster.
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Because, you know, of all the awful things he did and said that led him to his ouster in 2017.
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Shulkin's ouster was the fourth high-profile one in March, including another fired Cabinet member, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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After Mursi's ouster, then-army chief and now President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi unleashed a crackdown on his Muslim Brotherhood.
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Steel addressed O'Reilly's threat on the Daily, saying it was "unrelated" to her reporting that led to the host's ouster.
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Booker says he intends to release the email knowing the consequences to him could be severe -- ouster from the Senate.
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Okada has denied these allegations and is fighting Wynn in a civil lawsuit in Nevada alleging his ouster was wrongful.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's pride might be hurt by his forced ouster on Tuesday, but his pocketbook won't be.
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Never were the odds so strongly in favor of a constitutional ouster as in the 1868 case of Andrew Johnson.
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After Bannon's ouster Friday, two sources close to the White House told CNN that Gorka was being eyed for dismissal.
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On Monday, Zimbabwe held its first elections since the ouster of President Robert Mugabe — and the aftermath has turned deadly.
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The General Assembly approved its ouster in 2011, after protesters were met with violent reprisals by the government of Col.
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The ouster of its Russia-friendly president in 2014 seemed to mark a turning point, aligning Kiev with the West.
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He has said that if further attempts to pass a new cabinet fail, he will push for Mr. Abadi's ouster.
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Judge Pryor initially supported Judge Moore but wound up leading the prosecution that led to his ouster from the bench.
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Castro, who is also a former San Antonio mayor, was the first Democratic presidential candidate to call for Northam's ouster.
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Duterte previously approved of the ouster of a Supreme Court chief justice earlier this year, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Don Beyer, Abigail Spanberger, Elaine Luria, Jennifer Wexton and Gerry Connolly said in a statement calling for his ouster. Rep.
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His ouster was recommended by the Office of Professional Responsibility and was later carried out by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The forced ouster of an elected leader is by definition a setback to democracy, and so a moment of risk.
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But hundreds of people died in the ouster and Iliescu's opponents accused him of stealing the revolution from the people.
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After reports of the potential ouster surfaced on Thursday morning, Tillerson attended a meeting with Trump at the White House.
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Rick Scott (R), who is running in the uncalled Senate race, are among those who have called for her ouster.
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Several investors and business groups have cheered Ms. Rousseff's ouster, even though questions remain over the legitimacy of the process.
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But Strange is considered the establishment candidate by those seeking his ouster, which includes one of Trump's former top advisers.
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The group controlled Afghanistan until its 2001 ouster by the US-led coalition that invaded following the 9/11 attacks.
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Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan said that Trump had lost confidence in Yovanovitch at the time of her ouster.
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Trump reportedly urged Comey to halt the investigation of his former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, ahead of his ouster.
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Yovanovitch came up during today's hearing as Kent described a "smear campaign" by Giuliani against her prior to her ouster.
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Franken's ouster solidified the Democratic Party line and, in doing so, established a contrast with the Republican handling of Moore.
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But Ricardel's unceremonious ouster offers surefire proof of one thing: Cross Melania Trump and you are going to get got.
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Pershing Square Capital Management invested in P&G in 2012, calling for the ouster of its then CEO, Robert McDonald.
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Other Western governments also called for his ouster, and no evidence has indicated that the move by Biden was inappropriate.
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Ms. Rousseff is battling to stay in office, with protesters demanding her ouster and lawmakers pursuing impeachment proceedings against her.
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Demonstrators took advantage of the relative peace on Friday, renewing their calls for the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Gates joined the Trump campaign in the spring of 2016 and stayed on board even after Manafort's ouster that August.
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Wilson-Raybould, who tweeted news of her ouster before Trudeau's announcement, was demoted in January and resigned the next month.
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Assad's ouster was always meant to be a means to greater ends: saving lives, confronting extremism, and preserving regional stability.
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Markets favor Rousseff's ouster on hopes it could usher in business-friendly policies under her substitute, Vice President Michel Temer.
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Somalia One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Mohammed Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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Former Breitbart editor Ben Shapiro also pointed to the ouster of former chairman Stephen Bannon for the drop in traffic.
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Desperate to heal the rift, Morrison has retained in their cabinet positions nearly all the conservative activists behind Turnbull's ouster.
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Eric Swalwell, D-California, two others who might seek the 2020 Democratic nomination, joined with those calling for Northam's ouster.
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Manigault-Newman told Todd she was releasing the recording to prove that the circumstances of her ouster weren't so turbulent.
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The meeting on Wednesday was the second of the alliance's new operating board, which was established after Mr. Ghosn's ouster.
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When Mr. Shagari was re-elected for a brief second term in August 1983, shortly before his ouster on Dec.
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The public safety secretary dismissed the notion of a crime wave, even as police associations were calling for his ouster.
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In Germany, the scandal resulted in the ouster of Volkswagen's chief executive, his successor and some two dozen other executives.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaidó called for Venezuelans to fill streets around the country Wednesday to demand President Nicolás Maduro's ouster.
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It would also cement the survival of Mr. Assad, whose ouster had long been an article of faith in Washington.
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Since Saddam Hussein's ouster in 2003, Shiite coalitions have run the government, a formula still considered crucial in this election.
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And in Libya, an aging general is promising to end the chaos that followed the ouster of the dictator Col.
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But these dissatisfactions, if relevant at all, were not what provoked the student protests that led to Mr. Sullivan's ouster.
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Admiral Yildiz took part in the plot but gave himself up before the attempted ouster of the president was foiled.
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All this on the heels of the already-near-total ouster of career officials who testified during the impeachment inquiry.
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As Nadal struggled against del Potro, it seemed as if general fatigue and lack of energy might cause his ouster.
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Lanvin, for example, has struggled since the sudden ouster of its high-profile creative director, Alber Elbaz, three years ago.
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Since Mr. Damore's ouster, Google workers have steadily received evidence that management will heed only collective action, Ms. Miller argued.
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Westerhout was reportedly dismissed for over-sharing about the Trump family, people familiar with the ouster told several news outlets.
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That scandal led to Mr. Foley's ouster, helped Republicans lose the House in 2006 and ended the House page program.
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Mr. Trump has accused Mr. Biden of trying to help Burisma by pushing for the ouster of a Ukrainian prosecutor.
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His ouster inspired young people across the Arab world, and similar protests soon erupted in Egypt, Libya, Bahrain and Yemen.
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The national security adviser also faced questions about the sudden ouster of former acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire.
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"The President wanted to go a different direction," he told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" after his ouster.
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In response to Mr. Maloney's questioning, the former American ambassador for Ukraine, Marie L. Yovanovitch, acknowledged details of her ouster.
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Papa John's founder warned of a "day of reckoning" regarding his ouster from the company in an interview published Monday.
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At the time, sources said that the reason for Christie's ouster was his aides' tendency to clash with Kushner's associates.
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Even independent voters in the poll backed Trump's ouster, albeit by a thinner margin of 85033 percent to 37 percent.
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The incumbent PML-N party, Pakistan's largest, has weakened after the ouster of Nawaz Sharif as prime minister last year.
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While Mr. Bolton was widely expected to clean house, Mr. Bossert's ouster came as a surprise — at least to him.
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On today's episode: We talk with Maggie Haberman on Friday afternoon, just after the news broke about Mr. Bannon's ouster.
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But suspicions he was cast out for political reasons have been stoked by Trump's incessant public campaign for his ouster.
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Since Mr. Mugabe's ouster, Mr. Mnangagwa, the new president, has revealed himself as the new face of the old Zimbabwe.
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His surprise ouster set off a string of uprisings across the Middle East that became known as the Arab Spring.
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The arrest led to his ouster from atop Nissan (NSANF) and its automotive alliance with Renault (RNLSY) and Mitsubishi Motors.
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But the power vacuum created by Hussein's ouster arguably emboldened Iran and helped create the situation Trump is dealing with.
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Cutler also never really endeared himself to Bears fans, many of whom full-throatedly called for his ouster for years.
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But he stopped well short of promoting Kihuen's ouster, suggesting a single allegation alone is not enough to assign guilt.
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Three years after the charges led to Mr. Greenberg's ouster, A.I.G. nearly collapsed and needed an $185 billion federal rescue.
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He made waves this week when he bragged about his role in orchestrating her ouster, which Trump ordered in April.
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Small groups of protesters gathered Tuesday outside the Constitutional Court, some calling for Ms. Park's ouster and others supporting her.
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The part of the story that involves Joe Biden directly centers on the ouster of Ukraine's prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin.
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Papa John's – Papa John's founder John Schnatter is suing the company for not producing documents related to his recent ouster.
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Ghosn's earlier arrest and ouster as Nissan chairman triggered a push by Saikawa to weaken Renault's control of the partnership.
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Back in 2016, social media was the spark for the protests that would ultimately lead to Mugabe's ouster in 2017.
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Ouster said it plans to begin producing "several thousand" sensors a month later this year at its San Francisco facility.
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An editor at Breitbart, the far-right news site he formerly ran, tweeted "#WAR" as news of Bannon's ouster broke.
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Even independent voters in the poll backed Trump's ouster, albeit by a thinner margin of 40 percent to 37 percent.
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It may now fall to them to resolve the dispute that divides the president and faculty members seeking his ouster.
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The opposition is suspicious of Mr. Maduro's calls for talks, and hopes that its aid plan will accelerate his ouster.
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The ouster of McMaster also throws into disarray the still-forming plans to oust multiple top officials in one swoop.
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The scandal has increased calls for President Dilma Rousseff's ouster though she is not under investigation for taking bribes herself.
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Neumann's troubles come in the wake of founder Travis Kalanick's 2017 ouster from Uber, which he had built and controlled.
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Mr. Shull described the ouster as a classic case of a visionary struggling with the operational demands of the business.
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He has promised an end to the mayhem of warring factions and fiefdoms that has followed the ouster of Col.
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Truaxe, who the Financial Post reports was born as Ali Roshan, gave the paper his first interview since the ouster.
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But lately, pro-Trump conservative media outlets and commentators have been trying to lay the groundwork for Mueller's potential ouster.
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The defeat set the stage for the LDP's ouster in 2009 by the center-left Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ).
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In the months prior to Tillerson's ouster, there were constant rumors that he was on the verge of being ousted.
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Following Qaddafi's ouster in 2011, Ibadis steadily began reasserting their faith and establishing schools and mosques in towns like Jadu.
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Before its ouster, the Russian provisional government tried to use the rumors to discredit the Bolsheviks and hasten their demise.
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Conservative Party leaders met Wednesday to discuss changing party rules, a move that could have opened the door for her ouster.
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He ruled with an iron fist for two-and-a-half decades until his ouster in the 1986 "People Power" revolution.
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An anti-imperialist, he opposes NATO and wants the ouster of U.S. jets from the Incirlik air base in southern Turkey.
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Hundreds remain in jail, with more than 120 arrested since the failed military coup in 2016 that attempted to ouster Erdogan.
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The Taliban are seeking to expel foreign troops, defeat the U.S.-backed government and reimpose Islamic law after their 2001 ouster.
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Dan Loeb's Third Point had first pushed for a sale of the company and later a full ouster of its board.
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Deutsche Bank, the troubled German financial institution, is mulling the ouster of a pair of key executives, according to Dow Jones.
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Rousseff's comments were the strongest signal yet that she could continue fighting her ouster if the Senate removes her from office.
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The Mercer family, wealthy donors who publicly pulled support for Bannon last week, may have pushed for his ouster from Breitbart.
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Hawley, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, has joined Missouri's top three House Republican leaders in calling for Greitens' ouster.
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Their long-running trial was entangled from the start with the wider political enmity between Egypt and Qatar following Morsi's ouster.
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Up to three million people joined a protest in favor of her ouster on March 13, the largest demonstration in decades.
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Protesters angry over the island sale, Egypt's economy and police brutality chanted for the ouster of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi.
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And one person close to Bannon says he has his eye on who he believes helped accelerate his ouster: Matt Drudge.
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Sessions was notably strident in 2014 when he called for increased sanctions and Russia's ouster from the G8 group of nations.
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Sudan's economic crisis helped trigger mass protests that led to the ouster of former President Omar al-Bashir earlier this month.
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This sharply contrasted with the cable news channel having to break into its own coverage to announce their leader's forced ouster.
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"Millions of Brazilians have taken to the streets to demand her ouster over the institutional corruption and tanking economy," reports CNN.
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Four days after the ouster of Roger Ailes as Fox News chief, two more executives at the network have been axed.
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The Taliban, fighting to restore strict Islamic rule after their 2001 ouster at the hands of U.S.-led troops, denied involvement.
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His effective ouster could unnerve investors drawn to a rising manufacturing star with an expanding consumer market of 90 million people.
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Two years later, union activists supported the mass protests that led to the ouster of Mubarak's democratically elected successor, Mohamed Mursi.
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The group arose from the deterioration of security in Sinai that followed the ouster of Egyption President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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Several Secret Service agents who spoke to VICE News learned of Alles' ouster through news coverage and phone calls from reporters.
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Step one appears to be putting CBS and Viacom together, following the ouster of former CBS CEO Leslie Moonves last year.
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This isn't hugely surprising, given a very big tiff between Benchmark and Uber that essentially led to the ouster of Kalanick.
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A Rosenstein ouster could change the course of the Mueller investigation, and could amount to an attempt to shut it down.
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The White House denied Comey's ouster was part of a "coverup" and claimed Trump acted on guidance from Rosenstein and Sessions.
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Other Western governments also called for his ouster, and no evidence has indicated that the move by Joe Biden was inappropriate.
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Unlike others vying solely for automotive customers working on the development of autonomous vehicles, Ouster is selling sensors to other industries.
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Ouster is selling its light detection and ranging radar sensors to robotics, drones, mapping, defense, building security, mining and agriculture companies.
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Lawmakers raised questions about the timing of Comey's ouster, giving the ongoing probe into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Comey's ouster came amid the FBI's probe into Russian election intrusions last year, including possible ties between Russia and Trump's campaign.
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" A third GOP senator who has frequently clashed with Trump, Nebraska's Ben Sasse, called the timing of Comey's ouster "very troubling.
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"Yaalon's ouster is likely to be a turning point in Israel's political history," he wrote in the left-leaning Haaretz newspaper.
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But the effort to rehabilitate the relationship with drivers started under Kalanick and buoyed the faltering employee morale following his ouster.
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Prosecutors and the central bank had previously demanded the ouster of Caixa's 12 vice presidents following a series of corruption probes.
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Last year, she made some strange statements regarding her feelings towards LGBTQ people following her ouster on the American Idol finale.
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Equifax's disclosure of the cyber attack in September 2017, one of the largest to date, prompted the ouster of top executives.
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It will hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting next month to vote on the ouster of Ghosn and Kelly as company directors.
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Hundreds of thousands of people braved the brutally cold the Korean winter to protest on Seoul's streets to demand Park's ouster.
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Comey's ouster comes as the FBI probes Russian meddling in the 2016 race, including possible ties between Moscow and Trump's campaign.
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" During his conversation with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, Mr. Trump raised Ms. Yovanovitch's ouster and said she was "bad news.
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Corker told Politico that he felt that "moves are being made" to bring about Sessions's ouster from the Department of Justice.
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McCabe's ouster comes just days before he was scheduled to retire on Sunday, after more than 220006 years at the bureau.
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The report notes that Rajoy's ouster by Parliament is a first for a serving leader in four decades of Spanish democracy.
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Ailes, who died last year, was accused by several women at the network of sexual misconduct before his ouster in 2016.
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Most observers saw it as the first step toward her ouster: Pennsylvania's attorney general is required to have a law license.
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To say Tillerson's ouster was a surprise move wouldn't be quite right—this shake-up has been rumored for months now.
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is helping investigate the heist, which led to the ouster of Bangladesh's central bank governor.
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The announcement followed months of reporting that detailed an acrimonious relationship between the two men and predicted Kelly's ouster was imminent.
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His ouster from Tata Sons has sparked a bitter feud between the Tata group and Mistry over the past few weeks.
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He was a leading voice in the Arab Spring protests of 2011 that saw the ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak.
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Nixon ultimately got what he wanted — Cox's ouster — but at immense cost to his own credibility amid the escalating Watergate scandal.
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Sadly, the double ouster came with bad news for Kim Fields and Von Miller, who were both eliminated with their partners.
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The report of Shulkin's possible ouster comes just hours after Trump abruptly fired Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Yuriy Lutensko, a former member of parliament, served as Ukraine's prosecutor general from 2016 until August of 2019 after Shokin's ouster.
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Widespread calls for his ouster have grown, while the state has entrenched its grip on power through increasingly brutal repressive tactics.
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O'Reilly's ouster came nearly a year after Fox News head Roger Ailes was forced to resign because of sexual harassment allegations.
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The abrupt ouster of national security adviser John Bolton on Tuesday demonstrates just how dysfunctional President Donald Trump's White House is.
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The Taliban are seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law following their ouster in 2001 at the hands of U.S.-led troops.
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Mr. Temer was already on the defensive over claims by Ms. Rousseff that her ouster was an illegal usurpation of power.
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David Holmes, who worked at the U.S. embassy in Ukraine, first worked under Yovanovitch before serving under Taylor after her ouster.
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Mark-Viverito joined protests demanding Rosselló's ouster and leaned into the insult, donning a T-shirt with it emblazoned on it.
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His agenda may be bigger than just her ouster, another blow in his strategy to weaken the EU that he despises.
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And in the closing days of the race, with chatter about Ryan's possible ouster growing louder, the Speaker changed his tune.
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Scaramucci may have been doing some damage control following the ouster of White House chief of staff Reince Priebus on Friday.
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Comey's ouster ultimately prompted Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to appoint Mueller to lead the law enforcement investigation into Russian interference.
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Through his questions, Goldman had Yovanovitch detailed the remarkable chain of events, both public and private, that culminated in her ouster.
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The report led to the ouster of top executives and a push to change a culture that prized a callous ruthlessness.
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Some also suggest that he may have exaggerated his connections in order to curry favor with the campaign after his ouster.
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The company has blamed a small group of engineers for the scandal, which forced the ouster of VW chief Martin Winterkorn.
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Rousseff's ouster may now set off a down-the-line crisis, as it's not clear how long Temer's government will survive.
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Unlike the eventual ouster of Travis Kalanick at privately held Uber, for a capital-hungry public company that might prove terminal.
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Mr. Rajoy's sudden ouster left the party leaderless, however, providing Mr. Casado with an opportunity to leapfrog over more experienced politicians.
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He said his brother had been killed during the fighting between Hamas and Fatah that led to Fatah's ouster from Gaza.
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There's a temptation to read both Kalanick's ouster and Uber's descent back to Earth as a punishment for its corporate sins.
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The ouster was endorsed by not only Obama but the leaders of Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy.
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Algeria: Protesters are demanding the ouster of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and his entire system — and demonstrations are growing larger and larger.
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Officials raided his Khartoum homes in the days after his ouster, confiscating bundles of cash in dollars, euros and Sudanese currency.
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Text scandal led to governor's ouster Following days of massive anti-government protests, Rosselló announced last week that he will resign.
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A fresh-faced, low-profile opposition leader calls him a "usurper" and has incited large-scale protests to hasten his ouster.
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Mr. Osborne referred questions to Ms. Lervick, who declined to say whether Ms. Cheek's ouster was related to Mr. Joe's suicide.
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In April, I attended a performance of "Operation Restore Regasi," a political satire about the ouster of Mr. Mugabe, in Harare.
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The attack prompted complaints that Mr. Annan had not grasped the perils facing his subordinates after the ouster of Mr. Hussein.
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What is promising in Mr. Abrahams's ouster is the evidence that South African institutions remain capable of taking action against corruption.
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This Hobson's choice, between surrender or ouster, has been foisted upon Mr. Rosenstein by the cowardice or complicity of congressional Republicans.
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