We've never talked about pay for play as a group.
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"It's called pay for play," he said in a recent speech.
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THERE'S ABSOLUTELY NO REASON TO THINK THAT THERE WAS PAY FOR PLAY.
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I'm all for pay-for-play, but only at my golf courses.
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And you... WALLACE: And the specific question went to pay for play.
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When it came to pay-for-play, they showed a clear racial divide.
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Suppose North Carolina A&T joins a pay-for-play HBCU basketball league.
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If she wins, investigations will swirl around the Clinton Foundation's pay-for-play shenanigans.
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That said, how do you know when it's someone selling pay-for-play vs.
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Nor are they likely aware the results appeared in a pay-for-play journal.
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People don't want a president forged by the legislature, doing pay-for-play politics.
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Nearly every aspect of the current ICO market is pay-for-play or otherwise tainted.
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Race is one of the central reasons why whites are opposed to pay-for-play.
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Then he hopped on a plane headed for the pay-for-play event in Singapore.
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They studied America's pay-for-play culture, found its weak spots, and very carefully manipulated it.
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Trump and his fellow Republicans like to lambaste Clinton for her alleged "pay-for-play" schemes.
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Trump's Foundation has come under scrutiny from investigators and Democrats over possible pay-for-play schemes.
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In his interview with Rose, the former president insisted Trump's "pay-for-play" accusations are inaccurate.
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It's well known that pay-for-play has been going on in that office for years.
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But what's noteworthy in his ESPN interview is his criticism of the pay-for-play system.
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If Wilken's O'Bannon decision is any guide, that could prove helpful to pay-for-play advocates.
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AND THAT'S WHAT'S ON OUR LIST, IS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE A PAY FOR PLAY PROGRAM.
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But the committees that approved this sale does not make her pay for play any less illegal.
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In fact, many pay-for-play folks mention this in their communications, hiding it in plain sight.
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He likened it to a "pay-for-play" scheme in which prospective Chinese students get special treatment.
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T.M.Q. thinks a genuine emphasis on education in big-college football would be preferable to pay-for-play.
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None of those reforms would have addressed the "pay for play" Trump alleged Friday that Clinton engaged in.
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This snippet of text appeared in a contract for work from one of the pay-for-play providers.
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Pay-for-play—like pay for anything—only happens when you're free to negotiate within a competitive marketplace.
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They found that race isn't the only reason whites oppose pay-for-play, but it's a major one.
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A pay-for-play internet system could also be problematic for Codecademy, an education company founded in 2011.
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Pay-for-play services can also put out organic content like this in hopes of appearing in the news.
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All that said, it's hard to argue that the association's Olympic pay-for-play exceptions aren't a net positive.
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No. There's been a lot of media coverage of possible "pay-for-play" deals while Clinton was at state.
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Critics have accused her of running a "pay-for-play" operation, a charge she and the foundation have denied.
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If show venues are getting smaller, including a decrease in livestreams, are designers transitioning to a pay-for-play system?
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To the Trump voter, such specific examples of pay-for-play pale in comparison to Hillary's vague air of corruption.
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In this future, we will have an honest government – and that includes an honest State Department, not Pay-For-Play.
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In public opinion polls, a majority of whites are opposed to pay-for-play; a majority of blacks support it.
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But it could have a dampening impact on the pay-for-play business and the size of the ad spend.
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Trump has since accused Clinton of exchanging favors for large donations to the foundation, also known as pay-for-play.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and is looking into allegations of pay-for-play around Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York.
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I have all the evidence any fair prosecutor would need to show a major Pay for Play In Obama administration.
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He called the philanthropy a "racketeering enterprise" and alleged that she turned the State Department into a pay-for-play operation.
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"No issue better illustrates how corrupt my opponent is than her pay for play scandals as secretary of state," Trump said.
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The older whites were, the more likely they were to oppose pay-for-play; the more educated they were, the same.
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Republicans have long accused Clinton, now the Democratic presidential nominee, of engaging in "pay-for-play" practices while secretary of State.
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Hillary Clinton put her emails on a secret server to cover-up her pay-for-play scandals at the State Department.
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There are, however, entities that are combatting our efforts for fair competition through pay-for-play special interests and dark money.
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Was it too high, is there pay for play, was it too much pay to curry favor with the president-elect.
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Hacken's approach exemplifies a pay-for-play hype machine that churns out recommendations viewed by hundreds of thousands of hungry investors.
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Most people in the soccer world would say that the pay-for-play is a US Soccer ploy to furnish their coffers.
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Still, her vow, if enacted, would end a long-standing problem of pay-for-play at some of America's most important embassies.
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NCAA is not the dramatic pay-for-play precedent the plaintiffs were hoping for, but it could have major effects on college sports.
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How about -- how about Michael Cohen just doing business with companies in order to buy the pay-for-play access to the president.
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Sentiment toward the NCAA had no statistically significant effect on how whites felt about pay-for-play, nor did sentiment toward college athletes.
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Meanwhile, racial resentment was the strongest predictor of opposition to pay-for-play—the more resentful whites were, the less they supported it.
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Meanwhile, Fox News and CNN, to name a few TV outlets, ignored Trump's illegal donation and apparent pay-for-play story until Tuesday.
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Voters have a right to know which government contractors and special interest groups create a pay-for-play system by using secret donations.
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Stanford is on record as saying if we ever had a pay-for-play system it would drop out of Division I sports.
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He repeatedly criticized the Clinton Foundation as a "pay-for-play" institution because big donors were given access to high ranking government officials.
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Pitino had coached at Louisville from 22013-1996 before being fired in a pay-for-play scandal and had been coaching in Greece.
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Has Hillary Clinton apologized for turning the State Department into a pay-for-play operation where favors are sold to the highest bidder?
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Critics of the Clintons seized on the connection Thursday to accuse Hillary Clinton of running a "pay-for-play" operation while secretary of State.
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Rod Blagojevich, a Democrat and former contestant on "Celebrity Apprentice" who served eight years of a 14-year sentence for the pay-for-play charges.
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In the past decade, a former state comptroller, Assembly speaker and Senate majority leader have all been sentenced to prison in "pay for play" scandals.
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Pay-for-play was a bad idea, he said, because the idea of young athletes with lots of money in their pockets made him personally uncomfortable.
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"She put the country, and I mean the entire country, at risk to cover up her pay-for-play scandals as secretary of State," Trump said.
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A.M.I. began a painstaking effort to sort through the old clips and tips concerning "pay-for-play" deals, rumors of affairs and Vince Foster conspiracy theories.
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Voters want its government to restore faith that their elected officials focus on their best interests, rather than be guided by a pay-for-play system.
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He seemed to offer suggestions on topics for the network to cover, floating "Clinton Foundation corruption and Hillary's pay-for-play at State Department" as one.
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NUMBER ONE IF THERE WAS PAY FOR PLAY IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE THAN ANY ECONOMIST WOULD TELL YOU THERE HAD TO BE SOME SORT OF RISK PREMIUM.
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Today it's a vampire website feeding off the property's former popularity and brand name to sell pay-for-play articles in order to influence search engine rankings.
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After all, the players in big-time college football and men's basketball—the two sports at the center of pay-for-play arguments—are predominantly African-American.
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The association's pay-for-play Olympics carve-outs aren't just head-scratchingly arbitrary; they're a window into just how flimsy amateurism's ethical and logical underpinnings really are.
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This case with Nike and Avenatti mimics a recent scandal involving Nike rival Adidas, in which three men were convicted of so-called pay-for-play schemes.
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LSU sat Smart for the regular-season finale following the suspension of coach Will Wade over allegations he was linked to the NCAA's pay-for-play scandal.
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That's drawn the scrutiny of congressional Democrats and ethics groups, who say the President's dealings at the club aren't transparent and could amount to pay-for-play.
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The details uncovered some of the most well-known, highly respected programs participated in a pay-for-play operation filled with allegations of widespread bribery and corruption.
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The boutique, pay-for-play Max Bemis Song Shop was started in 2008 as a way of eliminating the gap between Say Anything and Say Anything fan fiction.
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The day after she's inaugurated, let the new Congress crack down on campaign financing, tighten ethical standards for elected officials, and ban blatant scams like pay-for-play.
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Are we really surprised that Wallace, of Fox News, was the first of three moderators to press Clinton about her pay-for-play scheme at the State Department?
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Trump, who offered phony populism throughout his campaign, has created an administration that is the height of crony capitalism, insider transactions, conflicts of interests and "pay for play".
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Both letters say that the "unusual" series of payments to Cohen's company raise questions about a potential "pay-for-play operation" involving the companies and the Trump administration.
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Hovland, last year's U.S. amateur champion, turned pro after finishing equal 12th at the U.S. Open in June, and has instantly adjusted to the pay-for-play ranks.
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So did a 2014 soliloquy from then-ESPN radio host Colin Cowherd, who caught flack from civil rights groups after making arguably coded statements about pay-for-play.
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In fact, it's pretty damned good, and might be easier to pull off than a pay-for-play gambit proposed up by the country's Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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But you'll also note that each spot has its own price, often in the low hundreds of dollars, which means that those spots are mostly pay-for-play anyway.
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"She put her emails on a secret server to cover up her pay for play scandals in the State Department," Trump said in a speech in Pittsburgh last week.
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Looking remarkably assured in his first pay-for-play appearance, Niemann used his textbook swing and confident putting stroke to card a five-under-par 67 at TPC Antonio.
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The newly released documents pertaining to the investigation of Clinton's personal server will surely lead to a question about Trump's allegations of "pay-for-play" at the State Department.
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The men's team earns bonus-based pay or "pay-for-play," which is less steady and means the men don't get paid anything if they don't make the roster.
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Rep. Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) is joining the race for Ohio governor in 2018, vowing to end "pay for play" economic policies and aligning himself closely with President Trump.
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" Rosenworcel said ISPs will get the power to block websites, throttle content and encourage pay-for-play arrangements with partners while limiting others to "a slow and bumpy road.
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"But I also believe strongly in that the model should not move so far to the point that there is a 'pay-for-play, employee-employer relationship' with student athletes."
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" Kaine then went on to insinuate that the donation may have been pay-for-play: "The person they donated to was somebody whose office was charged with investigating Trump University.
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The good guys, so to speak, outnumbered the pay-for-play "incubators" and the rapacious investors and created what you see today: a tame but useful system for unlocking wealth.
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Freshman guard Javonte Smart will not play Saturday for LSU amid a nationwide investigation into a pay-for-play scandal that has reached the Tigers program, Stadium's Jeff Goodman reported.
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After finishing his jail sentence, Epstein launched a PR campaign that featured donations to science research, pay-for-play journalism, and buying up websites, according to The New York Times.
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The company framed it as a "pay-for-play" scheme while distancing itself from payola accusations, leading the New York Times to compare the move to paying for an infomercial.
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Lambast the NFL for its stadium Ponzi schemes, its heartless concussion approach, and its pay-for-play faux patriotism, but one legitimately lovable thing about the league is its parity.
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We cannot continue to support a Citizens United decision that trades competition in the marketplace for the government picking winners and losers based on run away, pay-for-play politics.
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"No issue better illustrates how corrupt my opponent is than her pay-for-play scandals as secretary of state," Donald Trump told voters in the swing state of Ohio on Monday.
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To do that, he wants three new policies: Crack down on "pay for play," when an off-patent drug pays a generic company to keep it from bringing competition to market.
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The venue, now known primarily for its metal and pay-for-play bookings, doesn't seem like the immediate go-to for a group grounded in hip-hop to make their grand debut.
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After researching the weird world of pay-for-play recently and taking part in this expose on the space, I stumbled on another corner of the Internet that is a bit disturbing.
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The accusation is just the latest Trump has leveled against Clinton as he's argued she engaged in "pay for play" schemes involving the Clinton Foundation during her time as secretary of state.
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Victoria James wrote a fascinating piece about the pay for play that she's seen behind the scenes in the restaurant industry and how it's contributing to a rise in bad, bulk rosé.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), another Cruz-supporting hardliner, has suggested that anyone endorsing Trump is guilty of 'pay for play' politics, embracing Trump for money, fame or out of fear of retribution.
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While the efforts specifically targeted automated processes, "pay-for-play" operations, and inauthentic accounts, the Bieber tactics are still questionable – especially because of the VPN suggestion, which falsifies a listener&aposs location.
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In 2013, a federal jury in Detroitconvicted Kilpatrick on 553 counts in what prosecutors called an "astonishing"scheme to establish a "pay-for-play" system, fleecing city contractors andtaxpayers for his personal gain.
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Abingdon, Virginia (CNN)Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Wednesday of engaging in "pay-for-play" practices after newly released emails raised questions about the relationship between Clinton's State Department and the Clinton Foundation.
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During the general election, Donald Trump railed against the Clinton Foundation, accusing it of being a "pay for play" scheme -- alleging that donors gave money to the charity for access and special favors.
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After all, the union drive wasn't explicitly about pay-for-play; to the contrary, its stated bargaining goals were better health insurance, enhanced safety protocols, and more time away from football for academics.
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Most important, Schwarz says, a pay-for-play HBCU league will have a unique advantage over the NCAA, one that previous upstart sports operations such as the United States Football League have lacked.
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There is no reason for the government to give them power to turn the free market of the internet into an arbitrary "pay for play" system where they can decide winners and losers.
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Connect the dots, and it sure as heck seems like LEAD21990 fits into a larger push by the NCAA and its allies to kneecap college sports pay-for-play via a Washington bailout.
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"Merit-based bureaucratic decision-making is a little boring for the nightly news," he wrote, in pointedly boring fashion, on Medium in September, attempting to defuse pay-for-play allegations concerning big donors.
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Blagojevich's sentence was commuted earlier this week by President Donald Trump after the Democrat and former "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant had served eight years of a 14-year sentence for pay-for-play crimes.
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Pay for play in the electoral system led to corruption once the candidate was in the Oval Office: a perfect example of Warren's campaign message about the harm done to democracy by inequality.
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From $50 billion in illegal subsidies, to fake media and pay-for-play advocacy, and the inaction of the past administration, U.S. airlines and their employees are operating on an unlevel playing field.
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Because Mr. Pence is a sitting governor, donations from Wall Street fall under an obscure Securities and Exchange Commission law meant to prevent pay-for-play efforts for state pension funds, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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Padgett, a former assistant, was elevated to the coaching post when Rick Pitino was suspended and then later fired in the wake of an FBI investigation into pay-for-play deals in college basketball.
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Trump has cast the foundation as a "pay-for-play" enterprise -- allowing top donors to receive special access to Hillary Clinton during her four-year term as secretary of state under President Barack Obama.
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Because Mr. Pence is a sitting governor, donations from Wall Street fall under an obscure Securities and Exchange Commission law meant to prevent pay-for-play efforts for state pension funds, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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And an ongoing lawsuit filed by current college athletes and led by the lawyer who brought free agency to the National Football League, Jeffrey Kessler, threatens to blow up pay-for-play prohibitions entirely.
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With the real Castle Black gone and the fictional one consigned to the dustbin of pay-for-play streaming services, tomorrow's bases will undoubtedly be named for emerging cultural touchstones, not last season's leavings.
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He asked the informant to cut Michel out of the financial loop, the complaint said, and tried to double dip with another unnamed financial adviser, who declined to enter a pay-for-play agreement.
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The rules are intended to ensure that there are no pay-for-play lanes that only wealthy technology and media companies can afford to pay for, with everyone else having to use slower lanes.
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Meanwhile, Chaffetz and other Oversight Committee Republicans have vowed to continue their investigations into the State Department's retention of Clinton's emails, alleged perjury by Clinton and the pay-for-play allegations against the Clinton Foundation.
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At the same time, users can share "promoted posts" — targeted messages that advertisers pay Facebook to place in their feeds — merging pay-for-play content with the natural flow of information among friends and family.
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They will have the right to discriminate and favor the internet traffic of those companies with whom they have pay-for-play arrangements and the right to consign all others to a slow and bumpy road.
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They will have the right to discriminate and favor the internet traffic of those companies with whom they have pay-for- play arrangements and the right to consign all others to a slow and bumpy road.
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A day before crashing ESPN's Gameday with his "broke athlete" Vimeo sign—Hayes ultimately raised roughly $10,000, which he donated to a local Boys and Girls Club—he took to Twitter to discuss pay-for-play.
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In a clever bit of sleuthing by Corin Faife at Breaker, we find that over half of the most popular crypto blogs offer pay-for-play posts including "CEO interviews" that are not labelled as sponsored.
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His Cameo offering comes the week after his sentence was commuted by the President after the Democrat and former "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant had served eight years of a 14-year sentence for pay-for-play crimes.
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By doing that, he would eliminate the many pay-for-play opportunities and other forms of corruption that could be exploited by him and by corporations and foreign governments seeking to curry favor with his administration.
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The Libertarian candidate didn't hold back on Clinton either, slamming the Clinton Foundation for a "pay for play" model, accusing the Clintons of allowing foundation donors access to governmental officials particularly when Clinton was secretary of state.
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"pay for play" settlement; hated on a rival channel which stars a 5-year-old; and trolled fans by saying he would delete his channel after 50 million subscribers and instead deleted a secondary channel he barely uses.
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In particular, he accused Clinton of having turned the charity into a "pay-for-play" scheme in which wealthy donors to the organization got favors from the State Department while Clinton was secretary of state from 2009-2013.
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"They will have the right to discriminate and favor the internet traffic of those companies with whom they have pay-for-play arrangements and the right to consign all others to a slow and bumpy road," Rosenworcel said.
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Trump easily countered the Clinton campaign by tarnishing his rival as "corrupt Hillary," and making hay with her alleged "pay-for-play" misdeeds at the Clinton Foundation and the state department, along with her questionable handling of classified email.
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But the left should not be shocked that the same family that rented out the Lincoln Bedroom of the White House during their first eight years on Pennsylvania Avenue would engage in this level of brazen pay-for-play.
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We got DJ out at Poppy over the weekend, and the Clippers All-Star didn't shy away from our question about pay for play ... joining guys like Carmelo Anthony and Lonzo Ball who've called for change in college hoops.
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The flood of money into politics after the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling in the Citizens United case may mean that a pay-for-play scandal now must come with a far higher price tag to affect voters, for instance.
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But as the Justice Policy Institute chronicled in the report Gaming the System, for-profit private prison companies have been successful for over the last 2628 years by being willing to play the game of "pay for play" politics.
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ISPs "will have the right to discriminate and favor the Internet traffic of those companies with whom they have pay-for-play arrangements and the right to consign all others to a slow and bumpy road," she said in a statement .
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If anybody ever ran a business the way that city hall is run here in Chicago, which is about political bullying, lying, pay-for-play, corruption, taking care of your friends, you would be out of business in a heartbeat.
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Last summer, she also demanded that Emanuel return $240,22.50 in campaign contributions he received from Musk from 2013 to 2015 because the city's selection of the Boring Company as a contractor looked like a "pay-for-play" scheme in retrospect.
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"pay for play" settlement; hated on a rival channel which stars a 5-year-old; and trolled fans by saying he would delete his channel after he reached 50 million subscribers but instead deleted a secondary channel he barely uses.
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"They're also conducting a second criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton's pay for play corruption at the State Department," he said Friday night in Hershey, Pennsylvania, even though law enforcement officials have told CNN the Clinton Foundation probe hasn't advanced in months.
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"pay for play" settlement; hated on a rival channel which stars a 22017-year-old; and trolled fans by saying he would delete his channel after he reached 14 million subscribers but instead deleted a secondary channel he barely uses.
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The organization had her hobnobbing with some of the world's most powerful people; the ethical concern was that a donation to the charity might be seen as pay-for-play, currying favor with the would-be second President Clinton. Mrs.
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Nteta and his colleagues found that whites with low levels of racial resentment who saw the "mixed faces" treatment were generally supportive of pay-for-play—but whites with high resentment levels who saw the same treatment were strongly opposed.
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He accused her of being complicit in an array of foreign policy stumbles, and of deleting her emails as secretary of state to hide her participation in a "pay for play" scandal in which Clinton Foundation donors were granted special access.
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Foose disputed that the spirit of the FIFA solidarity compensation rule should apply to pay for play teams in the U.S. "There are lots of FIFA regulations that are not enforced in lots of jurisdictions including the United States," he said.
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Over the course of the past five months, US officials have raised corruption issues with Zelensky and his aides repeatedly as they took measure of a new leader in a country long plagued by crooked government and pay-for-play politics.
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If whites perceived young black men to be the primary beneficiaries of pay-for-play, and if those same whites also harbored negative attitudes toward African-Americans in general, then perhaps college athletics and public policy had more in common than anyone realized.
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Scientists are increasingly concerned about "pay-for-play" journals Konhilas explained in an interview with The Verge the findings were published as a "short report," meaning the team had the word-count of their article capped by the pay-to-publish journal.
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The term "chicken hawk," applied to older gay men who seek sexual favors from boys in their late teens and early 20s, isn't heard much nowadays, nor is "rough trade" used anymore to describe the street youths the men pay for play.
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Students in the class read "Cheated" and "Pay for Play: A History of Big-Time College Athletic Reform," by Ronald A. Smith, as well as articles about the post-Civil War underpinnings of college football and the struggles of female and black athletes.
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RELATED: Clinton Foundation president rebuts Trump's 'pay-for-play' accusations The accusation is just another example in Trump's attempts to label Clinton as a "corrupt" figure as he increasingly looks to frame his candidacy as that of an outsider looking to shake up the system.
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Former Adidas executive James Gatto (nine months), former Adidas consultant Merl Code (six months) and aspiring manager Christian Dawkins (six months) were all sentenced to prison yesterday for their roles in pay-for-play schemes designed to steer top recruits to Adidas-sponsored schools.
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Trump accused former President Bill Clinton and his wife of turning the Clinton Foundation charity into a "pay-for-play" scheme in which wealthy donors, foreign and domestic, got favors from the State Department during Hillary Clinton's 2009-2013 tenure as the country's top diplomat.
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The daily drip of hacked emails from Wikileaks, the exposure of Clinton's email server and pay-for-play allegations about the Clinton Foundation may not cost her a victory in the current race, which has largely become a referendum on Trump's fitness for office.
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There is a moral in the tale of pay-for-play poets like Choerilus, who was given a gold coin for each good verse he produced, and a beating for each bad verse: in the end, he was flogged to death for his writing.
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"Some former prosecutors have even suggested that the coordination between the pay-for-play State Department and the corrupt Clinton Foundation constitute a clear example of a RICO enterprise," he continued, referring to the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, an anti-corruption law.
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Rattling off a list of the Clintons' ties to Russia, Trump raised a widely debunked pay-for-play allegation that Clinton personally profited from a 2009 Uranium deal with Russia during the Clinton-led State Department's "reset" campaign to soften relations with the country.
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The men, meanwhile, operate on a pay-for-play system: Those players who are called in for matches are eligible for roster and game bonuses considerably higher than those paid to the women, but a player must be called into camp to receive anything.
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This was a bad week for the head of the Trump campaign, Brad Parscale, but not because of the blockbuster testimony of America's ambassador to the European Union, Gordon Sondland, in the impeachment hearings linking his boss to the pay-for-play scheme in Ukraine.
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He directed me to her account on OnlyFans (essentially a pay-for-play Snapchat where followers receive explicit updates from their chosen performers), where I could see a video of him receiving a blowjob—although, at his request, Roddy's face doesn't appear in the video.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Clinton Foundation, the family philanthropy of Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, should shut down or transfer operations to another charity despite its good work to avoid perceptions of "pay-for-play," The Washington Post and USA Today said in editorials on Wednesday.
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"Whether it's the money they make giving speeches, whether it's the pay-for-play at the State Department, whether it's what you just showed, which is they actually have the audacity to release a statement saying if she's elected ... we'll actually do the right thing," she said.
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VICE Sports recently spoke to director Bob DeMars, a former University of Southern California football player, about his experiences as an athlete, the ongoing debate over pay-for-play, brain trauma in football, criticizing college sports while loving them, and other issues covered in the film.
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He decided to go against the big money of Hollywood, casino owners, pay-for-play big donors and political consultants who want to make elections all about candidates spending all their time in Los Angeles and New York where campaign stops are broadcast to millions of viewers.
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When amateurism was fashioned out of whole cloth by Victorian-era English aristocrats, its ethos was strictly classist: snobby upper-class rowers didn't want to compete against unwashed bricklayers and factory workers, and concocting an ersatz Greek athletic ideal of no-pay-for-play provided convenient justification.
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While the document does not go into detail about what the basketball program is accused of doing, Kansas was among the most prominent programs swept up in an N.C.A.A. probe into a pay-for-play scheme that began with an F.B.I. investigation into the apparel company Adidas.
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Fletcher, North Carolina (CNN)Donald Trump on Friday accused his rival Hillary Clinton of engaging in "pay for play" for accepting an invitation to speak at a Clinton Global Initiative event in Morocco in exchange for a $12 million donation pledge to the Clinton Foundation from that country's king.
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As another aside, here is a 2013 quote from Jim Delaney regarding a proposed pay-for-play scenario for college sports in regards to the Obannon case: At least he's got the $20 million up front now in case he ever has to "forgo the revenues" should disaster strike.
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We cannot continue to support this decision that now leads others to strike down state laws aimed at stopping corruption in pay for play deals that have stripped farmers of the rights to what is below their land at the bidding of big out of state political donors.
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In the context of the 28503 presidential campaign, the central questions were about the money flowing to the Clinton Foundation, accusations of pay for play with financial benefits for the Clintons winning out over national security concerns, and why the Obama Justice Department seemed to do nothing about it.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign and her allies have so far offered a simple defense of the Clinton Foundation — which Donald Trump, Republicans, some left-wing critics, and much of the press have characterized as a giant pay-for-play scam that the wealthy and powerful used to gain access to the Clintons.
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Pat Haden, who won two national championships as a quarterback at Southern California before returning nearly four decades later to preside over an athletic department mired in pay-for-play-related sanctions, will step down as the Trojans' athletic director in June, the university president, C.L. Max Nikias, announced Friday.
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Amateurism means you can't be compensated for playing a sport, not unless it's via a scholarship, or a cost-of-living stipend, or with laundry money—or more recently, because you're an Olympic athlete, which makes pay-for-play OK. Amateurism, in short, is whatever the NCAA says it is.
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In a study recently published in Political Research Quarterly, Nteta and fellow professors Kevin Wallsten, Melinda Tarsi, and Lauren McCarthy analyzed responses to public opinion survey questions from 22014 and additional follow-up polling, and concluded that: * Whites were more likely than blacks to oppose college athlete pay-for-play.
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And that just scratches the surface — a more recent release indicates that a possible $6900 million pay-for-play took place at the Clinton Foundation with the king of Morocco, and Clinton received a primary question in advance from former CNN contributor Donna Brazile, who now chairs the Democratic National Committee.
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In the new poll, the pay-for-play question was accompanied by one of two images of college athletes: either an "all white faces" treatment of three head shots of young white men in athletic uniforms, or a "mixed faces" treatment featuring two of the same white faces and one African-American face.
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Secondly, the tweet assumes the reason people donate to, or support the president is not to end pay-for-play politics and the deals being cut in Washington, or standing up for "fair trade" with China, or even building a wall to curtail gangs running drugs into America and back to Mexico.
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Facebook is approaching half-a-trillion dollars in market capitalization because the business model — ad-targeting through deep surveillance, emaciated work force, automation and the use of algorithms to find and highlight content that entice people to stay on the site or click on ads or share pay-for-play messages — works.
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Shareef is one of the best high school players in the country -- and the move made top programs around the country salivate at the mouth hoping to score a top prospect who has absolutely NO REASON to be involved in a pay-for-play scandal (his family's got way too much money for that).
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Duh. However, this same question figures to be at the heart a current federal lawsuit that is challenging the National Collegiate Athletic Association's amateurism rules—a case that threatens to blow up campus sports pay-for-play prohibitions as we know them, something the recent Ed O'Bannon suit and Northwestern University football team unionization push were unable to accomplish.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina, a frequent guest on the network, gushing about how he thinks Trump has another presidential victory in 2020; or Jack Posobiec, an alt-right activist, conspiracy theorist, and OAN political correspondent, slamming Hunter Biden's public retreat from foreign business dealings as evidence of pay-for-play politics, which has been widely disputed.
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Defying a century of action, Trump's policies would destroy our leadership in the world by isolating the U.S. by ripping up trade compacts, treating our allies and friends and our international security obligations like pay for play schemes, encouraging nuclear weapons proliferation and ordering U.S. soldiers to engage in torture and the killing of innocent women and children.
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But instead of embracing this new model, lobbyists are increasingly grasping at the air, hoping that clients won't notice the effectiveness of third party organizations and the more efficient tactics they use to mobilize grassroots support to influence elected officials, rather than the lobbyists' pay-for- play approach, which continues to see campaign contribution limits drop and their relative influence declining with it.
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Lester Holt never asked Clinton questions about the immunity deals given to five of her top aides in the email scandal, the huge speaking fees paid to her husband during her tenure as Secretary of State, or the pay for play allegations against her family foundation accepting millions of dollars from foreign governments while she served as the nation's top diplomat.
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Read more: Inside Jeffrey Epstein's press machine: How the financier tried to rehab his image post-conviction with donations and pay-for-play journalismEmployees on Jeffrey Epstein's private island compound say they had to stay out of sight of the financier and were never allowed in his officeJeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutors
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Read more:Amid Acosta's resignation, prosecutors are questioning the 'sweetheart deal' he gave to Jeffrey EpsteinInside Jeffrey Epstein's press machine: How the financier tried to rehab his image post-conviction with donations and pay-for-play journalismEmployees on Jeffrey Epstein's private island compound say they had to stay out of sight of the financier and were never allowed in his office
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Republicans — including GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE — have alleged that Clinton ran a "pay-for-play" operation, awarding high-dollar donors with special access to the former secretary of State.
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During Cam's only season on campus, in 2010, he was caught up in a pay-for-play scandal that came to light after one Mississippi State alum, John Bond, declared that another Mississippi State alum, Kenny Rogers, who had been working as a representative for the Newton family, had sought a cash payment of up to $180,000 to secure Cam's commitment to the school.
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In February, two months into her presidential campaign, Warren set herself apart from the rest of the Democratic field by swearing off the kind of pay-for-play fundraising that typically gives wealthy donors outsize access and influence: front-row seats at closed-door fundraisers, one-on-one-time with candidates, and private phone calls, known on campaigns as hourslong blocks of "call time" for soliciting big checks.
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"If you want to know how the system is rigged, just compared how they came after us for three years with everything they had compared to the free pass they gave to Hillary and her aides after they set an illegal server, destroyed evidence, deleted and acid-washed 33,000 emails, exposed classified information, and turned the State Department into a pay-for-play cash machine," Trump said at one point.
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I won't belabor the point, because it is surely topmost in many an American's mind that cash funneled through Super PACs and offshore accounts, backroom deals and stock trades, favors for lobbyists and corporate "donators" and 20 other forms of pay-for-play in Washington are more of a clear and present danger than a handful of Russian operatives ineffectually obscuring peanuts payments for hosting fees and bribes.
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Epstein spent 22018 months in jail after being accused of sexually abusing dozens of girls as young as 25 in 2008, but he was able to avoid a lengthy prison sentence and other legal consequences, and managed to preserve his reputation as a wealthy financier, socialite, and philanthropist, through a PR campaign that featured donations to science research, pay-for-play journalism, and buying up websites, according to The New York Times.
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Not only that, the Republican-controlled Congress has shown little interest in holding hearings on matters of far more serious import with far more evidence of criminal wrongdoing, such as pay-for-play corruption in the Obama State Department, massive illegal surveillance during the Obama administration of American citizens, and unprecedented leaks on the part of an intelligence community determined to harm — and even bring down — the president of the United States.
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Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has hammered her over allegations of "pay-for-play," accusing the former secretary of State of selling access to corporations and foreign governments that make donations to the Clinton Foundation or have paid her and Bill Clinton for private speeches.
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Read more:From Hershey's bars to hand lotion, here's what wealthy convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein purchased in commissary while serving time in FloridaAmid Acosta's resignation, prosecutors are questioning the 'sweetheart deal' he gave to Jeffrey EpsteinInside Jeffrey Epstein's press machine: How the financier tried to rehab his image post-conviction with donations and pay-for-play journalismEmployees on Jeffrey Epstein's private island compound say they had to stay out of sight of the financier and were never allowed in his office
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