" Her son probed, "What's the name of the show?
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A big part of Shooter's argument against the Arizona government is that he believes lawmakers probed allegations against him more vigorously than they probed other situations, including scandals that involved Republican Rep.
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The market action is now being probed by securities regulators.
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The Justice Department has twice probed Cleveland's problematic policing culture.
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The 6900 'episodes' Mueller probed for potential obstruction by Trump.
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When Katie Couric probed her for details, Houston wasn't forthcoming.
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But the country has increasingly probed western nations for vulnerabilities.
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The deeper he probed, the more Summerville believed in Cohen.
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Investigators have probed Rahami's history of travel to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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L, a deal which is currently being probed by competition regulators.
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The fourth probed Scully's feelings about giving him up for adoption.
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That is why the sea is probed by sonar, not radar.
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Their deaths are being probed as independent investigations, Sini told CNN.
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The Booker deal is currently being probed by Britain's competition regulator.
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa is being probed for a private floating armory deal.
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Numerous studies have probed the question: Does sharing make us happier?
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It has also fined Facebook and probed Amazon in recent years.
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The United States routinely probed Soviet airspace and early-warning systems.
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He added that even a suggestion of interference should be probed.
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Diess is being probed in a separate investigation about market manipulation.
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It's an insidious response that gets more insidious the further it's probed.
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Go deeper: FBI reportedly probed whether Trump was secretly working for Russia
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The leaks are also being probed by the U.S. Department of Justice.
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FireEye probed further, found the earlier Russian-language attacks, and warned Microsoft.
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Large U.S. businesses are probed by malicious actors all of the time.
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Berke also probed for inconsistencies in Davis's testimony about his personal life.
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While Mitchell probed Ford's account looking for gaps, her questioning seemed disjointed.
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Go deeper: FBI probed whether Trump was secretly working for Russia in 2017
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In one version, maybe you'll end up getting probed on an alien spaceship.
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But there were also flashes of annoyance as Green was probed more deeply.
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They probed the networks of at least 20 different US electric system targets.
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The experts were cautious as radar probed for underground disturbances warranting further investigation.
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SRC had been probed over the alleged misappropriation of fund worth $932 million.
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Colbert probed Glover about whether he'd heard the precious remix of his song.
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The issue is also being probed by the House and Senate Intelligences committees.
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It was not the first time Aeronautics has been probed by Israeli authorities.
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Analysts on Friday's call probed Equifax for further details on its recovery effort.
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It worked to an extent, but it left holes that the Wildcats probed.
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Democrats probed Gorsuch on whether he would be willing to hold Trump accountable.
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Since then, they have probed it with every appropriate observational and theoretical instrument.
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Facebook is already being probed by the Federal Trade Commission over antitrust issues.
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At the end of it, Laurent Villalonga's bees probed the bushes and flowers.
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Cook it until the meat gives no resistance when probed with a fork.
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Sainsbury's takeover is being probed by Britain's regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority.
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They are combed over, picked over, picked apart, sought for, probed, fought over.
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Go deeper: NYT: FBI probed whether Trump was secretly working for Russia in 2017
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A murder weapon has not been found and a motive is still being probed.
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Some, like the ones featured in the gallery above, probed more deeply than others.
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There&aposs obviously a host of issues that would be asked about and probed.
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The inspector general's office at Interior has also probed Zinke over several ethics allegations.
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Adtech veteran Quantcast's processing and aggregating of personal data is also being formally probed.
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Anti-corruption investigators in China have probed its deals with Angola—and made arrests.
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The former CEO is already being probed by Braunschweig prosecutors over possible market manipulation.
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The room has only been probed indirectly, with the help of cosmic ray muons.
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Differences in shark personalities were probed by the Australian biologists using two different methods.
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According to a local media report, the cases being probed concern Guinea and Togo.
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" When probed about exactly who was there, he said "Kit who plays Jon Snow.
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When we probed beyond superficial awareness, the knowledge gaps in both countries were striking.
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We're not getting into how you tested and probed the reliability of that evidence.
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The panel probed experts on how they could halt illicit trade in a Feb.
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The Macy's stylist was the only one who probed the delicate matter of money.
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Ms. Neely also probed the nuances of the relationship between maids and their employers.
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The MIT team probed the sulfide-based material to learn more about its mechanical properties.
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He cited reports that entities linked to Russia had probed election systems in 21 states.
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But only in recent years have researchers probed how these fungi go about zombifying ants.
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The allegations from Lysette will be probed as part of the ongoing investigation, Amazon said.
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Other biologists, linguists and psychologists have probed the same question and have reached little consensus.
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The plans inspired Foucault, who in "Discipline and Punish" probed the ways panopticism regulates behavior.
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Rescue dogs initially probed the site, at first without discovering the boy, said the ministry.
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In his final unfinished report, Kuciak also probed Italians with suspected mafia links in Slovakia.
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Other questions in our survey probed respondents' sexism — their underlying prejudice against women — more directly.
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Anti-Trump forces are excited to see it further probed and amplified in the media.
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It turns constitutional analysis into psychoanalysis, requiring that the motives of the president be probed.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission probed the matter, and eventually reached a settlement with Herbalife.
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It's also fair to wonder if some prominent men didn't want their own secrets probed.
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He probed deeper, until finally his hand closed around something big, dense, faceted and thrilling.
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No Brazilian artist before her had probed the country's past in such a personal way.
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Volvo, a Swedish company, told Swedwatch it had probed its Myanmar dealer in relation to corruption.
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Meanwhile therapists, especially in the '50s and '60s, probed the substance as a possible antidepressive tool.
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The crimes being probed are punishable with up to 30 years in prison under Spanish law.
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Rutherford's experiments, conducted between 1908 and 1910, probed matter by firing alpha particles at gold foil.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission probed the matter, and reached a settlement with Herbalife in 2016.
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Indonesian authorities in 2016 probed Google for alleged tax evasion, eventually agreeing to an undisclosed settlement.
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In 2012 the United States probed whether Chinese network gear provided an opportunity for foreign espionage.
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Lawmakers widely agree that the matter should be probed but are divided on who should investigate.
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Its earlier gains had been most marked against Japan's yen, as it probed above 113 yen.
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Unless their findings have been redacted, the military's investigators seemed not to have probed these questions.
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As Paget probed deeper, he found that cancerous growth even favored particular sites within organ systems.
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What I would have given for her to have probed more deeply into that lonely void.
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One recent study probed online and offline conversations about 2900 brands during 220006 along several metrics.
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In 19903, IRS investigators probed 2.3 million instances where people didn't file tax returns at all.
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They probed voter registration records and breached state voter databases in at least two known instances.
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For centuries, scientists and archaeologists have probed inside the largest and oldest of Egypt's famed pyramids.
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Elijah Cummings of Maryland, the committee's chairman, probed the Pentagon on "potential conflicts of interests."Rep.
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DePalma probed the sediment around it, to gauge its position and how best to extract it.
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The firing was one "episode" probed by Mueller in his investigation into whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Boahen probed the documents of colonial explorations to uncover a forgotten heritage of engaged African states.
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A strikingly wide range of character weaknesses have been probed and exposed in the mainstream press.
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Any widely used system—including an AI algorithm—is likely to be probed for security weaknesses.
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It has also probed whether another Ivy League school, Yale University, also discriminates against Asian Americans.
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It has also probed whether another Ivy League school, Yale University, also discriminates against Asian-Americans.
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Goldman, others probed The US government is already reviewing Goldman Sachs' relationship with the Malaysian fund.
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Wallace joked that Sekulow seemed not to know whether the president was being probed or not.
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The spoon isn't the only part of the Essel Super Cup to be probed so rigorously.
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Some of our Chinese employees are occasionally invited "for tea" to be probed by state agents.
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Regulators have probed whether Russian actors manipulated social media to sway the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Probed further, however, Zarif was unable to provide proof that Houthis launched the drones and missiles.
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In the lead-up to the Singapore meeting, North Korea masterfully probed for its adversary's weaknesses.
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The DHS IG said it had probed Jakelin's death and that she died from Streptococcal sepsis.
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Until Tarsila, no artist had really probed the country's past, and in such a personal way.
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A Black Muslim American has her faith probed repeatedly by a fair-skinned woman in a hijab.
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The release of the redacted document could cast more light on which events the special counsel probed.
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Farm-supply wholesalers, including Cargill Inc and Univar Solutions Inc, were also being probed, the WSJ reported.
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MacArthur's argument swiftly fell apart as host Tremonti probed him on these questionable definitions of sexual harassment.
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As part of The Economist's Open Future initiative, we probed Mr O'Sullivan ideas in a short interview.
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Weiner is Abedin's estranged husband and is being probed about alleged sexting with a purportedly underage girl.
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While his mom answered with a simple, "Of course they are," Ari's dad probed a little further.
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Over 70 industrial, agricultural, civil engineering and financial companies, including banks, are being probed in Operation Zealots.
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Gaga's dancers -- dressed in some spacey costumes -- circled her and probed her with a long pointy object.
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Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon have all been probed by the IRS over tax issues in foreign countries.
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So a newcomer—especially a Euro, who battles the stereotypes practically from birth—is probed for weakness.
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Two prominent European investigative journalists who probed Russian money-laundering were also slain in Malta and Slovakia.
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Throughout the 1990s, independent counsel Ken Starr probed every nook and cranny of the Clinton White House.
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The Department of Justice reportedly probed the nonprofit charity last year over possible misused of federal funds.
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In the 1970s, that experiment probed kids' ability to delay gratification when faced with a yummy snack.
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And both companies are being probed over how their allegedly uncompetitive business practices may have impacted consumers.
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Pre-game shows, normally pulsating with chalk talk, instead probed the political implications of race and protest.
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When the Los Alamos researchers probed those inner workings of their algorithm, what they learned surprised them.
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Other clubs being probed include Atalanta, Inter Milan, Lazio, AC Milan and AS Roma, the antitrust said.
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The company is already being probed by Federal Trade Commission officials, according to reports from several outlets.
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" India's National Human Rights Commission said the shooting of the suspects needed to be "probed very carefully.
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After covering the Vietnam War and Washington, Mr. Just turned to writing novels that probed American society.
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More than 80 civilian deaths in Syria allegedly caused by the US-led coalition are also being probed.
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Citing police sources, Newsweek reported that authorities had probed whether Hernandez's bisexuality was a motive for his suicide.
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CHS Inc is being probed as part of the investigation, according to a report by Bloomberg on Friday.
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Newspapers in Brazil, Argentina, Peru and Guatemala have probed corruption and helped to bring down presidents or ministers.
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Rarely mounting direct challenges, China has instead tested, probed and introduced ambiguities into every aspect of global governance.
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The three judges on the Ninth Circuit probed Fabian on the definition of "safe and sanitary" last week.
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The FTC previously probed Google in an investigation that ended in 2013 with the company implementing minor changes.
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But the Eurasia Group Foundation probed a deeper question: Do countries still see American democracy as a model?
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It is not clear what happened as a result of this meeting, but Mueller has reportedly probed it.
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Jim Risch skillfully probed Comey over his statement that Trump said he hoped he could let Flynn go.
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The consequences: Sharif is now reportedly being probed by Transparency International as a result of the leaked documents.
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Charlotte was far too intuitive, would probe her in ways she didn't want to be probed, not now.
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" When probed again later in the interview, Ryan repeated only that he is "supporting our entire Republican ticket.
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Messi dribbled around the perimeter of the United States defense, probed for cracks and darted past stumbling defenders.
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Freeman's investigation has probed potential absentee ballot fraud by Dowless and two other groups, according to WSOC-TV.
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Weisselberg's assistance would have been a significant asset to investigators as they probed the circumstances surrounding those payments.
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This allows a warhead's unique structure to get probed without any resulting 3D image of its exact geometry.
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That's after Android researcher John Wu probed into "LZPlay", a workaround to installing Google apps on the phone.
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Already, the panel has probed credit-reporting agency Equifax, where a breach affected about 145 million Americans' information.
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" For two decades, Levy's work has probed the female experience: "What does it mean to be a woman?
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Her work probed the racism and misogyny of entertainment culture and its relationship to the military industrial complex.
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Many of the industrial robots probed also had security issues with how users were authenticated to access them.
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Iran sat back, frequently putting all 210 men behind the ball, and Spain continually probed for a breakthrough.
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A judicial commission that probed the incident didn't reach any conclusion, but it recommended reforming the intelligence agencies.
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Still, an even stronger documentary might have probed whether her idealism and political convictions ever come into conflict.
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Deutsche was also probed for its role in alleged price rigging of for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
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She might have probed deeper into why the Ransom Center holds McCullers's coat as well as her correspondence.
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Two female officers then forced her legs apart and probed her vagina in full view of passers-by.
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We don't know, although security experts believe that it could have been probed by China, South Korea and Germany.
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Weiner is being probed in a separate case amid allegations he engaged in explicit messaging with an underage girl.
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Mr Karnad probed ancient, but persistent, problems in the caste structure and tensions between the Hindu and Muslim communities.
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The agency has historically probed big breaches but only sued companies that had been sloppy in protecting consumer data.
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We probed him about butt stuff like twerking and how the anus relates to socio-economic disparity and gender.
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The awarding of the 2018 and 2022 finals, to Russia and Qatar respectively, is being probed by Swiss authorities.
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The role of the state, in enforcing hate-speech laws and invading people's privacy, is probed and found wanting.
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Under that initiative, the Justice Department and banking regulators probed banks' relationships with an eye toward ferreting out fraud.
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In 1999, the screenwriter-turned-auteur probed identity, fame, gender, and a certain actor's noggin in Being John Malkovich.
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Five of those banks, which are being probed by Cade, pleaded guilty as a result of the U.S. investigation.
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By contrast, just a handful of studies have, ah, probed whether anal sex has any implications for anal functioning.
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The attack is now "being probed as a hate crime," according to a statement from Milwaukee Alderman Jose Perez.
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Sweden has probed the German end just once, but a collapsing defense smothered the chance before it became anything.
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The CDC has probed 63 suspected cases of coronavirus, and 11 people have tested negative, the agency announced Friday.
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Earlier this year prosecutors barred Heredia from leaving Peru as they probed her finances for evidence of undeclared contributions.
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Ms. Scott Thomas said that, so far, she hasn't been probed on the issue, but anticipates that will change.
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"Each tip, be it from a submission or from a source, is rigorously vetted and probed," Mr. Dance said.
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As part of The Economist's Open Future initiative, we probed Mr Esty's ideas about "green lights" for green energy.
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But venture capital-backed founders aren't used to being probed about their financials and don't like it, he claimed.
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In the fall of 2016, Russian hackers successfully infiltrated Illinois's voter registration system and probed other states' election websites.
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Price's travels and those of the entire Trump Cabinet are being probed by a U.S. House of Representatives committee.
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The socioeconomic disparities probed by this project makes it one of the finest examples of art-for-social change.
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As Hochschild probed deeper, what she found most common was a "deep story" the conservative white residents were telling themselves.
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More than a year after the attempted hackings, government officials still don't know why the computer systems were being probed.
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The second team probed the opponent's networks, looking for weaknesses and security holes in the network the adversary was using.
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In a speech earlier on Wednesday, Erdogan said Turkey would "retaliate in kind" if the officers involved were not probed.
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Twenty-five of his works will be complemented by sculptures by Louise Bourgeois, who similarly probed childhood and familial memories.
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Amazon is currently being probed over allegations it violated EU state aid rules with its 2003 tax arrangements with Luxembourg.
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The finances of the Peruvian Nationalist Party that Humala and Heredia co-founded in 2005 have been probed for years.
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The court's liberal justices probed the administration's justifications for ending the program, expressing skepticism about its rationales for doing so.
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Bloggers debating that rock was "dead" probed the notion of a "real rockstar" and searched for traces of relevant guitars.
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Dr. Reich and his colleagues probed their data for the oldest evidence of human groups genetically separating from one another.
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Some of the actors behind these weren't just passive observers; many came back and then aggressively probed the hidden services.
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The organization probed the matter with a Freedom of Information request, where the decision unfolded in a series of emails.
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Instead, it probed an issue whose relevance to the election and certainly to her potential presidency seems hard to make.
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He probed and pushed on offense, and his jump shot, which can flicker like an old television set, was sparkling.
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I watched on a monitor as my wife's belly was probed for a heartbeat that was never quite strong enough.
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But it remains unclear what Trump was referring to or whether Comey actually told him he was not being probed.
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" -- The whodunit continues: Page Six said multiple suspects, "including Lauren Sanchez," are "being probed as leakers of Bezos nude pics.
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She probed the psychology of mostly upper-class perpetrators, saying their personal histories interested her more than the crimes themselves.
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These discussions will continue to be probed as Mercury retrograde begins in your sign at the end of the month.
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But Mr. Conaway repeatedly probed the agencies' additional conclusion: that Russia, and Mr. Putin, also wanted to help Mr. Trump.
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Moldovan investigators have probed a scheme under which Russian shell companies took fictitious loans from offshore companies based in Britain.
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However, the investigating judges also faulted Murguia for being "less than candid" with the judicial panel that probed the claims.
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Barclays said its board had looked into media reports on Staley's relationship with Epstein, and probed Staley's characterisation of it.
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Barney says the skier's partner had already located him with a beacon, after which he probed and dug about four feet.
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On Monday, Cuomo repeatedly probed Conway on why the President didn't "pick up the phone" and clarify his recent accusations himself.
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Federal officials reportedly concluded by January 20163 that Russians probed election infrastructure in Illinois, Texas, Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, and Wisconsin.
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They probed, for a moment, about my character's identity, wondering how it would be defined, what purpose I would assign myself.
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Trump has made clear that he wants the role foreign countries played in the start of the investigation to be probed.
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As the company matured, Boback created an "ops room," where Tiversa analysts probed the Data Store for files related to clients.
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Dark matter can be probed indirectly by measuring the velocity of objects moving through it—in this case, Cepheid variable stars.
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Groups of family members, forensic anthropologists and volunteers probed the earth for signs of mass graves in isolated areas around Chilapa.
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This parallel structure allows ample space for the chasm of experience between the two families to be probed by Ms Rees.
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FireEye stands to lose most among the cybercorns I've listed — its half–life is already being probed by the public markets.
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Kuciak had covered Slovak businessmen mentioned in the Panama Papers and also probed fraud cases involving businessmen with Slovak political ties.
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U.S. PROBED BOEING 737 MAX SOFTWARE AND PILOT MANUALS LAST YEAR; AGENTS BEGAN INVESTIGATING MCAS WEEKS AFTER LION AIR CRASH - BLOOMBERG
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Yet another tool still to be added will penetrate a part of Mars that instrument has ever probed before: deep underground.
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But a sampling of the background questionnaires required by police departments in several cities suggests that few corners go un-probed.
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In Helmand, the Taliban fighters have probed several points around Lashkar Gah, said Omar Zwak, a spokesman for the provincial governor.
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These are but a glimpse of the questions probed by FLY, artist Meriem Bennani's ongoing, immersive video installation at MoMA PS1.
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The Knight Institute has previously probed this gray area, suing President Donald Trump on behalf of blocked Twitter users in 2017.
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The investigators probed more widely and found evidence of a decades-old "culture of abuse" and concealment within the Chilean church.
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Sonia Sotomayor probed the idea that the act gave the board members powers that ordinary local officials did not previously have.
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Democrats on Tuesday also pressed Horowitz on whether he probed anti-Clinton sentiment in the New York division of the FBI.
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American networks are constantly monitored and probed by countries seeking any and every military, economic, and informational advantage they can find.
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But more recently, studies have probed its connection to farther afield things, like lower SAT scores and upticks in suicide rates.
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Barclays said its board had looked into media reports on Staley's relationship with Epstein, and probed Staley's characterisation of that relationship.
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If it weren't for Easton's collaboration with that nameless Byzantine scribe, we never would have probed Archimedes's genius to this extent.
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In 1975, amid widespread distrust of government after Vietnam and Watergate, the Senate's Church committee probed the CIA and other governmental operations.
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Another seven people, some former managers at the company, were also being probed, some of them for alleged embezzlement, the source said.
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It probed a three-month low of 91.751 on Tuesday and last stood at 91.996, headed for its third week of losses.
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U.S.-based grain handler CHS Inc is being probed as part of the investigation, according to a report by Bloomberg on Friday.
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The controversy is likely to be probed by House Democrats, who will take control of Congress's lower chamber early next year. Rep.
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And Trump fumed when Sessions deflected requests to investigate the process by which Trump's campaign allies were probed for their Russian alliances.
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Letter From America DES MOINES — American presidential campaigns have never been so thoroughly examined, probed and measured as in this election cycle.
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Then, prominent Christians and Muslims met behind closed doors and probed each others' understanding of religious concepts like scripture, salvation and prophecy.
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This atom is affected by its magnetic neighborhood, and acted differently when probed while the Holmium atom was in its different states.
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Answers can be found in General Social Survey (GSS), an academic questionnaire which has probed American attitudes on free speech for decades.
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For example, when I said I wanted to "feel better," she probed further by asking what "feeling better" would actually look like.
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The BBC produced "Between the Lines", a similar series, in the 1990s, and probed the Met's shady methods in "Undercover" in 2016.
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It probed a three-month low of 2112.055 on Tuesday and last stood at 91.838, headed for its third week of losses.
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The 1866 oil painting "Slave Market" depicts a nude fair-skinned enslaved woman being probed by Middle Eastern or North African men.
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INGRAHAM: Have you probed, have you asked the special counsel&aposs office why they haven&apost brought certain people in for questioning?
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Juul has long been the target of lawmakers' ire as congressional investigators have probed the company's role in the youth vaping crisis.
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Juul has long been the target of lawmakers' ire, as congressional investigators have probed the company's role in the youth vaping crisis.
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Under the Polish photographer's provocative gaze, the body is less a thing to be admired than probed and pushed past imaginary limits.
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On the night of the attack, Hendricks probed the agent on a series of questions related to the security of the event.
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A number of features screened at recent festivals in Berlin and Solothurn probed the tension between old beliefs and 21st-century mores.
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Russia's intelligence services have probed American politics for many years, seeking to gain influence or obtain intelligence on personalities, politics and policy.
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President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani is being probed by federal investigators over possible campaign finance violations, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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And he oversaw the Trump campaign data operation, which, according to McClatchy, is being probed for possible links to Russia's propaganda efforts.
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Pricing practices within AmEx's FXIP unit were being probed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Wall Street Journal reported last month.
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In that time we'd probed the mind of Bieber through his Instagram account, but were we really any closer to understanding him?
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The latest texting scandal emerged as the Department of Justice probed the department about other racist texts that surfaced a year ago.
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" Early in his career, Nauman claimed the influence of Ludwig Wittgenstein, the early 20th-century philosopher who probed the "limits of language.
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No ultimatum is issued; no humans are abducted and probed until they blush; no hairless mini-travellers trot out to say hello.
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And with Iran's help, Hezbollah has probed areas close to the Syrian Golan Heights to possibly create another front against the Israelis.
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In addition to subpoenas and witnesses, Democrats have long raised issues about looking into Trump's finances, something the committee had not probed.
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But when probed on whether or not the Futel project could be considered part of the surveillance economy, Anderson's cynicism shone through.
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In addition, state and local governments should assess and address key vulnerabilities in their voting infrastructures, which Russia probed extensively in 2016.
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Barclays said its board had looked into media reports on Staley's relationship with Epstein, and probed the chief executive's characterisation of it.
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There were plenty of avenues for the special counsel to uncover wrongdoing by Democrats while he probed foreign influence in the 2016 election.
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His report details 11 instances in which investigators probed whether Trump was purposely working to obstruct the investigation, plentiful fodder for an impeachment.
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UBI is also being probed for alleged irregularities in the way shareholders appointed its supervisory board in April 2013, according to judicial sources.
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The Emiratis told the victims to undress and lie down — and then spread their legs open, touched their genitals and probed their rectums.
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The special counsel has also probed Tony Podesta, the brother of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta, for his potential violations of FARA.
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But when Billboard probed its October cover star on the issue, Kardashian West "sigh[ed] theatrically" and said, more or less, enough already.
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Bringing it full circle, Parker probed Obama on her relationship to fashion today — specifically, if there was any subtext to her Balenciaga look.
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Richard Van Noorden probed this very question in a 2013 article in Nature that looked at the meteoric rise of Open Access journals.
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After the revelations, numerous media outlets, includingThe New York Times and Reuters, probed Yahoo's attitude about cybersecurity and its compliance with government surveillance.
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I probed through a bunch in my limited time and found things that, for instance, healed allies, debuffed enemies, improved potion effectiveness, etc.
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Authorities had probed Buryakov, Victor Podobnyy and Igor Sporyshev for suspected ties with a Russian spy ring, according to a 85033 court filing.
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He declined to confirm whether U.S. authorities had started an investigation into Danske Bank, which is being probed in both Denmark and Estonia.
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The $211.96 billion Dow-DuPont merger is being probed by regulators around the world, with EU antitrust officials expected to decide by Feb.
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Meanwhile, the Senate's email system is being probed by an adversary and the FBI is looking into the hacking of former Tennessee Gov.
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The former special counsel noted Wednesday that investigators instead probed whether there was any "criminal conspiracy" on the part of the Trump campaign.
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Rep. Buddy Carter (R-Ga.) probed President Obama's regulatory chief for information on the Department of Labor's controversial financial adviser rule on Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani is reportedly being probed by federal investigators over possible campaign finance violations, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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" Colorado: In a statement, Secretary of State Wayne Williams said "according to Homeland Security, we were not attacked, probed, breached, infiltrated or penetrated.
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This historical context especially resonates in a moment in which networks and their credibility are being questioned and probed by the larger public.
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All of the participants in the meeting have spoken with one or all of the three congressional committees that have probed the meeting.
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The article probed the putatively awkward social dynamic created when two straight male friends hung out together somewhere other than a hockey game.
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Concealed inside a mound of discarded prisoners' clothes during one of the selections, she held her breath as guards probed with their rifles.
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Amazon is already being probed by FTC officials over its business practices in retail and cloud computing, according to reports from several outlets.
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In 218, there was little precedent for a series that probed so graphically and enigmatically into the darkest corners of the American psyche.
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Was it possible to design an instrument that could probe the bacterial universe, as the rockets in the Cosmos Pavilion had probed space?
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Our camera guy also probed about how Maitland's paycheck now compares to her Disney days, and you might find her answer pretty surprising.
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Trump sometimes appeared unsteady when probed for specifics, especially in exchanges with Raddatz over Syria and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The bank said its board had looked into media reports on Staley's professional relationship with Epstein, and probed Staley's characterisation of that relationship.
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Goody's comments echo those of CNBC's Jim Cramer, who argued Wednesday that the rapid sell-off should have been probed by Wall Street regulators.
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Priestap was the boss of FBI official Peter Strzok, whose anti-Trump texts with a fellow agency employee have been probed by congressional investigators.
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It's already been one topic special counsel Robert Mueller has probed, and now it appears the SDNY prosecutors could be looking into it too.
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The Pentagon's top spokeswoman — who was being probed for misconduct by the Defense Department — abruptly announced her resignation on Twitter on New Year's Eve.
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It certainly escapes the comprehension of JB Hi-Fi employee Morris Umali from Sydney, Australia, who kept being probed with the question from customers.
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Pruitt's success at advancing Trump's deregulatory agenda was not lost on the White House, even as it has probed the many allegations against him.
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OurMine also got ahold of BuzzFeed's website in October shortly after the outlet ran a story that probed for the identities of the hackers.
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In the film Pushkin, when interviewed by the KGB, says Nureyev just wanted to dance, but questions of creative freedom are not probed throughout.
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Mueller has reportedly probed whether Flynn was involved in a private effort to get former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton&aposs emails from Russian hackers .
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Mueller has reportedly probed whether Flynn was involved in a private effort to get former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton&aposs emails from Russian hackers .
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The plan for divestments comes amid growing concerns about the company's finances after founder and Chairman Ye Jianming was probed for suspected economic crimes.
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International firms being probed by South African authorities over work done with the Guptas include German software maker SAP, auditor KPMG and consultancy McKinsey.
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Kuciak probed fraud involving businessmen with Slovak political ties and had worked on a story about suspected Mafia links of Italians working in Slovakia.
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Various companies, including ones involved in media, mining, furniture and cable-making, have been probed and executives detained during police operations targeting Gulen's followers.
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When TV news show Extra probed Lovato about her docu-confession, she said she's "always felt" amenable to pursuing romantic relationships regardless of gender.
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Perhaps it's daft to write about Pepper at all; the album's grooves have been probed and poked through and memorized and analyzed to death.
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As well as investigations by the French and Belgian DPAs, Facebook is also being probed by Spanish, Dutch and German (Hamburg) data protection authorities.
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"The first billion years of our universe's history are a very interesting epoch that has not yet been probed by current satellites," Ajello said.
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The cost of Pruitt's security is just one of about a dozen issues being probed by Congress, the White House and other government officials.
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Grab is being probed by antitrust regulators on competition concerns not just in Singapore, but in other markets that you are in as well.
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On conference calls, analysts probed executives about their forecasts, questioning whether online lenders could deliver on promises for loan growth, credit quality and profitability.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal appeals court judges on Tuesday probed the intent behind a sweeping 2013 North Carolina law that changed the state's election rules.
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In 2014, CFIUS probed 63 Chinese investments in the United States, compared to 21 involving investors from the United Kingdom and 15 from Canada.
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The survey probed community ties, as well, and found that gun owners were more likely to have friends who owned guns, and vice versa.
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The company, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax breach, said its operating costs dropped 43 percent.
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Later, you'll be comprehensively prodded and probed (no doubt to prepare you for the increased risk of alien abduction that comes with the job).
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"Let's get something clear: Brock Lesnar does what Brock Lesnar wants to do," he told the media when probed about a potential Octagon return.
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Buffett didn't realize his mistake immediately, but at the 2011 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, he admitted that he should have probed deeper with Sokol.
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Goldman itself is being probed by the U.S. Justice Department for its role as underwriter and arranger for $103 billion worth of 1MDB bonds.
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"In many places in the world new, different theater experiences are being probed," Dercon told the New York Times in response to the complaints.
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One of the Russians probed election websites in Iowa, Florida and Georgia, looking for vulnerabilities just days before the November election, the indictment charged.
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She has probed it for 20 years, but for the opposite reason: to understand why some people are overweight, not why some are thin.
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Even a conservative estimate based on these numbers suggests more than a hundred thousand devices could easily have been probed and, if vulnerable, infected.
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When Russia probed voter databases in 2016, it approached them through the easiest access point — vulnerabilities in web applications that connect to the database.
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Caruana Galizia, who had probed money-laundering and corruption in the Mediterranean island nation, was killed when a bomb destroyed her car on Oct.
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As federal officials probed deeper into Wells Fargo in 2017, media reports revealed several other seemingly fraudulent practices, prompting regulators to expand their investigations.
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"Under the guise of medical advancement, they were probed, they were tortured and they were dehumanized," City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito (D) said.
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But for Ms. Drury, narrative conventions are made to be poked, probed and ultimately exploded, the better to understand just how unreliable they are.
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This is the second time the DOJ probed the company; the previous time, it was for Uber's use of software to avoid local authorities.
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One of the documents was a heavily redacted June 2005 internal watchdog report that probed the CIA's intelligence failures leading up to the attacks.
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But several lawmakers also probed Facebook about who its competitors are—intended to make the company reckon with whether or not it's a monopoly.
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The incursions into US voting infrastructure had been widely reported, but Mueller's indictment presents evidence that it was indeed Russian intelligence that probed the systems.
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McQueen's allusions to experiencing a "sinister" time with sex, for instance, further described as a moment when he was finding himself, are not probed further.
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The company said it had not been in contact with relatives of those killed in the crash as it was being probed by U.S. investigators.
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"You and Chris Darden … I know you're not going to confirm this, but it seemed like y'all had a relationship," probed host Ellen DeGeneres, 58.
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None of this is particularly new or enlightening—"The Price of Everything", a recent documentary, probed the often-skewed relationship between artistic and monetary value.
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Southwest Airlines – The airline is being probed by the Federal Aviation Administration for widespread miscalculation of checked baggage loads, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The researchers probed a sample of remote management malware dubbed GoodSender and identified the mechanism within the code that awaited commands from a Telegram bot.
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Reuters reported in July that Uber was being probed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for alleged gender discrimination on issues such as pay.
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Last summer, the Department of Labor probed the company after it found evidence, during an audit, of pay discrimination resulting in lower wages for women.
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Caruana Galizia, who had probed money-laundering and corruption in the Mediterranean island nation, was killed when a bomb destroyed her car on Oct. 16.
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Various companies, including ones involved in media, mining, furniture, and cable-making, have been probed and their executives detained during police operations targeting Gulen's followers.
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Two years later, the Iowa Republican Senator Chuck E. Grassley probed Clough's travel expenditures for improper spending, but nothing was ever made of the investigation.
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The company, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax breach, has also kept a tight leash on costs.
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The FBI has reportedly gotten Bryan Pagliano to cooperate with its investigation into Clinton's emails, with immunity a sign possible criminal wrongdoing is being probed.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE were each probed over their use of private, military or chartered planes.
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Facebook's ambitions in financial servicesDuring the first hour of the hearing, lawmakers probed Zuckerberg on a variety of concerns about Libra and Facebook in general.
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" Ethan told NBC Bay Area that he probed for bits of personal information so it would be easy "for the police to track him down.
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Federal investigators ultimately probed Podobnyy, Igor Sporyshev and Evgeny Burayakov for their alleged connections with the suspected Russian spy ring, according to the court filing.
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The officer said she also probed ties between Amazon and four other current and former agency workers, who were not identified in the court filing.
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Facebook disclosed in June that it was the subject of an FTC investigation, but otherwise no other tech companies have officially disclosed they're being probed.
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Congress typically wades into major cybersecurity incidents, and in the past it has probed major breaches that have befallen companies like Target and Home Depot.
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Mueller has also probed communications between Assange and associates of President Donald Trump, including political operative Roger Stone and commentator and conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi.
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During a prolonged blackout this month, the chief prosecutor has asked that he be probed for alleged involvement in "sabotage" of the country's electrical system.
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During the 2016 presidential elections, Russian state actors probed the voting registration records of at least 20 states, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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They held the ball, they probed, they taunted, they created — and in the end they overwhelmed an English side that just ran out of ideas.
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Another 302 released Monday, of Manafort associate Tom Barrack from December 2017, probed many of the same topics Mueller asked Gates about two months later.
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In past months, donors have been probed by Biden allies to see whether they'd be open to giving more money beyond their initial campaign checks.
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N) foreign-exchange unit is being probed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Quindell, which has since been rebranded as Watchstone, is still being probed by Britain's Serious Fraud Office and the FRC over its business and accounting practises.
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In the programs' health assessments, they probed into how many hours workers slept, what food and alcohol they ate and drank, and how much they exercised.
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Department of Homeland Security officials confirmed in a June 2017 Senate intelligence hearing that Russia targeted at least 21 states, and hackers probed their registration systems.
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The election was called after Dorin Chirtoaca, mayor for the past 10 years, stepped down after being probed for influence trafficking in a city parking contract.
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Two hundred eighty characters is more than enough space to say something controversial, and Democrats have probed Trump nominees' tweets, blog posts, and message board entries.
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He's looked into the CIA for its treatment of detainees and the destruction of sensitive videotapes, and probed the FBI for alleged criminal conduct in Boston.
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Doubleday; £20 "LIFE AFTER LIFE", Kate Atkinson's experimental war novel that centred on a looping "what if" scenario, probed free will and the nature of fiction.
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The case is part of Singapore's money laundering investigation related to scandal-hit 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), which is being probed by at least six jurisdictions.
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A century ago, as physicists unlocked the secrets of the atom and biochemists probed the molecular basis of life, economists sought to systematise their own field.
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Such differences can, in turn, be probed spectroscopically by using a laser to excite the electrons and measuring the wavelengths at which they then emit light.
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"It was a sincere search for areas of common ground," said Gore, co-director of the Oscar-winning 2006 documentary "Inconvenient Truth," which probed climate change.
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The Vision Fund's links to Khashoggi death hasn't bothered startups offered access to billions, at least those in Asia that TechCrunch has probed over the issue.
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Since 22014 it has been probed over whether it bribed politicians to help its position in Greece's drugs market (the firm has conducted an internal investigation).
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Any senior Russian office-holder who has used state resources to acquire London property could be probed, and have their assets confiscated if they cannot answer.
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The Institute has probed more than 25,000 people in the past few years with its Entrepreneur DNA Test, CEO Adeo Ressi said in a June interview.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 20.4 percent, pulling further away from more than two-year highs probed earlier this week.
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A team led by Jelezko probed the state of a nitrogen "defect" inside a synthetic diamond (shown mounted on the right) by monitoring surrounding carbon atoms.
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FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday declined to answer questions from lawmakers about whether his agency has probed alleged links between Russia and Trump's presidential campaign.
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Of the eight golfers to take questions on Tuesday, six were asked about or mentioned Woods as the media probed for some Tiger nugget left unclaimed.
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Wheeler probed those practices and issued a report shortly before leaving office in January 2017 that questioned whether those data plans complied with net neutrality principles.
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For instance, we probed further about the task the participant was interrupted to do and what else was going on at the time of the interruption.
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Japan's Nikkei share average rode on an ongoing surge in global equities and probed 26-year highs on the back of robust banking and brokerage shares.
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Using radar soundings from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft, scientists probed what lies in Utopia Planitia, a 2,000-mile-wide basin within an ancient impact crater.
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This is the seventh price-fixing case involving global auto component makers probed by South Korea and comes amid a worldwide crackdown on car part cartels.
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Both of their panels have probed Russian interference during the 2016 election — and they grilled representatives from Facebook, Google and Twitter on the matter last year.
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For decades, researchers have probed the "cycle of abuse" that leads some people subjected to child abuse to later commit the same acts they once suffered.
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Amazon's pricing practices are now reportedly being probed by the Federal Trade Commission, fresh off Google's record-crushing $2.7 billion fine over competitive practices in Europe.
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But his counterclaim against Mr. Trump has nonetheless probed the limits of free speech and public protest while confronting the courts with a unique legal argument.
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Manafort has not been accused of any wrongdoing but is being probed by Mueller for his financial transactions and past lobbying work with ties to Russia.
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At a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing, the companies gave a rare glimpse into their inner workings as lawmakers probed their anti-terrorism efforts.
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Investigators from the BoE's Prudential Regulation Authority who probed the October 7 drop were not particularly concerned by the initial trigger, people briefed on the inquiry said.
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This in turn could be a powerful means for understanding the physics of the real world where it can't be probed directly—such as inside black holes.
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Terry Horstman, a spokesman for the Illinois state banking regulator, whose jurisdiction includes Chicago, declined to comment on whether the agency had examined or probed the bank.
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The 11 justices charged with delivering what will be one of the most significant verdicts in British history probed both sides with searching questions throughout the case.
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Porsche declined to comment on whether Blume, who is also a member of the Volkswagen board, was being probed, saying it never discusses details of an investigation.
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Like the oil companies of old, the bank may have also lacked a culture of safety sufficiently strong to ensure that it relentlessly probed for new vulnerabilities.
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Farm-supply wholesalers, including Cargill Inc and Univar Solutions Inc, are also being probed, the court documents show, confirming an earlier report by the Wall Street Journal.
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Flynn's former lobbying firm is being probed for work they did on a campaign against Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish cleric and green-card holder living in Pennsylvania.
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While O.J.: Made in America contends with the vast gulf between Simpson's cultivated image and violent private rage, I wish Edelman had probed deeper into his psyche.
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George Stathakis, the economy minister, is being probed by a parliamentary committee for failing to include 38 properties and €1.8m ($1.9m) in his 2011 declaration of assets.
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It probed the major breach that impacted Target, which swiped credit card details of millions of customers, between 2013 and 2014 but ultimately didn't find any misdoings.
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When probed by an attendee, Lyft executives also declined to say whether there was a model city that shows how they can achieve profitability, one investor said.
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On April 9, China's graft watchdog announced an investigation into Xiang, the most senior financial regulator to be probed as part of a government fight against graft.
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Scientists have probed Egypt's mysterious Great Pyramid of Giza with tools of modern particle physics and say they have discovered a hidden "void" within its ancient walls.
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Tesla is being probed by a California agency for occupational safety after a report that the electric carmaker failed to disclose serious injuries at a Fremont factory.
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The funds are part of a $400 million military aid package to Ukraine frozen by President Donald Trump, a move being probed by the House impeachment probe.
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Didi said its deal did not trigger these thresholds, while lawyers said they were surprised that the DreamWorks deal was being probed given its small China footprint.
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FireEye, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax Inc breach, said its operating costs dropped 5.8 percent in the quarter.
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Fiedler cited a series of spoken-word performances by University of Michigan-Flint (UM-F) students that probed the causes and effects of widespread arson in 2010.
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In China, probably his most famous triumph, Kissinger probed a series of neglected routes to establish communication and avoid recurring controversies, particularly the future status of Taiwan.
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For the record, the FBI, State Department and several other federal agencies extensively probed Clinton's use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State.
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The chair of the House's small business panel on Tuesday probed ways in which the tax system is failing workers in the so-called on-demand economy.
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Sainsbury's agreed a 7.3 billion pound takeover of Walmart owned Asda in April and the deal is currently being probed by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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Activist wants potential civil rights violations probed Clarke had never experienced anything like that, he said, and he didn't immediately know much about his would-be passenger.
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Deep topics are probed as Mercury connects with Pluto, and you can expect these conversations to continue as Mercury retrograde begins at the end of the month.
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Along the way, he has exposed flaws in the structure of American governance that haven't surfaced in modern times, mainly because no other president has probed them.
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The chair of the House's small business panel on Tuesday probed ways in which the tax system is failing workers in the so-called on-demand economy.
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U.S. law-enforcement investigators and congressional staffers have probed claims that Russian government officials possess compromising information about President Trump, which might be used to blackmail him.
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Prior to his tenure as Trump's campaign chairman in 20183, Bannon produced many conservative films, including "Clinton Cash" that probed allegedly shady dealings by the Clinton Foundation.
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The Constitution, his lawyers argue, gives a sitting president way too much responsibility to let him to be probed by prosecutors, of any stripe, while in office.
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More than 90 powerful businessmen and politicians have been convicted, and scores of sitting federal congressmen and one-third of President Michel Temer's cabinet are being probed.
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Barclays disclosed earlier in the day that its board had looked into media reports on Staley's relationship with Epstein, and probed the chief executive's characterisation of it.
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Still, if someone approached me with my hands on the ground beef or chicken breasts in Target and probed me on my choice, I'd put it down.
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The mercurial soap opera star, however, emphasized that his apology was meant for the public, not the reporter who probed him about his fraught relationship with his son.
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" The woman "barely spoke English, she was very flirty," Papadopoulos said, and probed on two subjects -- his energy sector experience in the Middle East and "Trump and Russia.
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Over three days, attendees probed, deconstructed and, yes, even broke the equipment in an effort to understand how it works and how it could be compromised by attackers.
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Samsung Group chief Jay Y. Lee was questioned for 22 straight hours last week as investigators probed a corruption scandal that resulted in parliament impeaching Park last month.
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That requires learning about how the Higgs interacts with itself, a behavior that could be probed by looking at the four bottom quarks resulting from such an interaction.
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He probed me for clues, but all I could come up with was that it seemed like an old Western, and maybe a key female character had died.
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Shortly after it settled with the Federal Trade Commission over its privacy scandals, Facebook announced that it is being probed by the agency again over potential antitrust violations.
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Former President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who resigned amid mounting graft allegations last month, has been barred from leaving the country while his ties to the company are probed.
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Of course it contains some new revelations, but they are nothing earth-shattering, just more details on ground covered by every other congressional committee that probed the events.
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"It looks like [your family] is expanding, Kim and Kanye having another baby," Extra's Mark Wright probed Jenner, 63, at the Art of Elysium Gala in Los Angeles.
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It's also watched as the European Commission's leading competition cop, Margrethe Vestager, has scrutinized local pay-TV deals, probed U.S. tech giants' tax practices and investigated online platforms.
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Age and socioeconomic inequalities aren't probed either: the poorest over-65-year-olds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have on average eight fewer teeth than the wealthiest.
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The mention of taxes came up during Morgan Stanley's second-quarter earnings call, when analysts probed executives on the impact of looming interest rate cuts on the business.
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As part of the lawsuit, Brunel said Epstein asked him to fly out of the country to avoid deposition when prosecutors first probed Epstein's activities a decade ago.
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Judge Robart probed a Justice Department lawyer on what he called the "litany of harms" suffered by Washington state's universities, and also questioned the use of the Sept.
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The bureau, according to the Times, probed if the president was a threat to national security or was carrying out an anti-American agenda on behalf of Russia.
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Really, this whole scenario is James Corden's fault, as he was the one who hilariously probed her to rank three of her ex-boyfriends, and she (surprisingly) did.
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Swedbank, which is separately being probed by authorities over allegations that it was involved in money laundering in the Baltics, could not immediately be reached for a comment.
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In late April 21625, for example, two officials at the U.S. Embassy in London, who identified themselves as DIA officers, probed Papadopoulos for information about Trump and Russia.
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The top managers of Autostrade, a unit of infrastructure group Atlantia, are among a list of 20 suspects which are being probed for alleged manslaughter, the source said.
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That instance along with others is now being probed by the House as potential obstruction of justice after Mueller did not come to a conclusion on the issue.
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Officials say that Russian hackers probed digital election systems in 21 states before the 2016 election for vulnerabilities and in a small number of cases successfully breached them.
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As one of the most recognizable stars in Hollywood, it's not a foreign experience for him to be probed for answers on every aspect of his personal life.
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Elijah Cummings of Maryland, the committee's chairman, probed the Pentagon on "potential conflicts of interests," according to a June letter addressed to then-acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan.
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GOP counsel Stephen Castor probed Vindman on Ukrainian offers to make him the nation's minister of defense, asking if Vindman "left the door open" to accepting these offers.
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"There's almost no problem probed in this book, no myth, no cloud of self-serving justification that I haven't found a way of being part of," he acknowledges.
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Mueller, as well as congressional investigators, have probed the Trump Tower meeting, which was attended by Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and then-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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He asked if Tillerson considered him a war criminal for his role in the Syria conflict and probed how extensively he thought the U.S. should sanction the country.
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But what saved her from being a walking, talking Type A Jewish stereotype was the care that the show took in crafting storylines that probed beyond the obvious.
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Meanwhile in London, the firm is being probed by the Parliament and government regulators for possible data privacy violations and allegations that it helped influence the Brexit campaign.
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The data transfer arrangement is now being probed by the European Union's data protection watchdog group, which is made up of representatives from all EU Member State DPAs.
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They walk away with a conception of Musk as an ambitious and quirky genius, not a union busting billionaire who's being probed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"After the Mueller report, Congress had a duty to begin impeachment," Warren tweeted, referring to the special counsel investigation that probed whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
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Even ocean experts like McCauley were surprised at how actively the seabed is being probed for minerals, now that companies have developed the technologies necessary to extract them.
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" Obviously fans soon picked up on those initials, and when probed by a fan, Liam noted that Noel had "reached out" and that they were "all good again.
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In their respective experiments, they probed the low-temperature properties of ultra-stable silicon and ultra-stable indomethacin (a chemical that's also used as an anti-inflammatory drug).
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The authorities suspect foul play and have been treating the case as a homicide, with every single person in Larrimah — all 11 of them — being probed for clues.
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Four of the German company's offices, which manage around 200 shops, were taken over as investigators probed links with the Laudani crime family, police said in a statement.
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The iPad slides that followed such recollections probed our own understanding of sound: descriptions moved from the familiar to the obscure, increasingly prodding individual memories, imaginations, and sensibilities.
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The regime came under international pressure in 2008 after the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) probed a multi-billion dollar tax evasion case involving the Swiss bank, UBS.
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Additionally, the Department of Homeland Security officials confirmed in a June 2017 Senate intelligence hearing that at least 21 states were targeted and hackers had probed their registration systems.
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At the meeting, investors also probed executives on "big picture things" like the direction of the company over the next five years, people familiar with the meeting told CNBC.
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Musk is also being probed by the Securities Exchange Commission for tweeting that he would taking Tesla private at $420 per share, and then reversing his decision days later.
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Judge Robart probed a Justice Department lawyer on what he called the "litany of harms" suffered by Washington state's universities, and also questioned the administration's use of the Sept.
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Hirono also probed whether he had ever faced disciplinary action or entered into a settlement related to this kind of conduct, something he also replied to in the negative.
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The report was published posthumously and probed potential abuse of EU subsidies and other fraud.. Kiska said in a live televised address that Slovakia faced a "crisis of trust".
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Taylor recently interviewed Pattie Boyd, a supermodel and musical muse, for Harper's Bazaar, where she probed her about what it's like to be on the receiving end of songwriting.
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The 1MDB case has shaken Goldman, which is being probed by the U.S. Justice Department for its role as underwriter and arranger for $6.5 billion worth of 1MDB bonds.
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Telecommunications companies like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T were also probed to identify users and provide location data and communications content by law enforcement over 500,000 times last year.
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Some of the companies being probed by the DOJ, like Amazon, were initially believed to fall under the purview of the FTC alone, lending heightened seriousness to the review.
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Under Armour, the US-based sporting apparel company that sponsors him, has probed and prodded Xhaka to find out what makes him tick when he's not on the field.
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When further probed about his recollection of 911 dispatch calls placed from his home in 2003 citing domestic violence, Brown doubled down on his denial he ever abused Houston.
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More than 90 prominent businessmen and politicians have been convicted, while scores of sitting federal congressmen as well as one-third of President Michel Temer's cabinet are being probed.
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Federal authorities ultimately probed Podobnyy, Igor Sporyshev and Evgeny Buryakov for their alleged connections with the suspected Russian spy ring, according to a court filing about the trio's charges.
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During the confirmation hearings for his Supreme Court nomination, Democrats repeatedly probed Kavanaugh for his views on executive authority to see if he would shield a president from investigation.
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"Over the past 19 months we have probed all relevant parties about many ideas and possibilities," Greenblatt said in a statement to The Hill at the beginning of September.
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VanWormer and her colleagues probed how the virus was introduced from the Atlantic to the Pacific by studying patterns of Arctic sea ice loss since 2002 in satellite imagery.
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When probed on Medicare-for-all, Harris said she supported eliminating private insurance—while also saying she would, in the interim, back other bills that expand access to healthcare.
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"During the whole interrogation, they didn't ask with interest about the secret documents found on us, but they probed our reporting of Maungdaw, Rakhine," Wa Lone told the court.
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American officials give the example of Kunar Province, where the extremist group has quietly probed into Taliban-held territory for months and where Taliban counterattacks have gained little traction.
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Activity was concentrated around the palace, everyone working to fortify the heart of the base against the Nigerian military, which periodically probed their defenses, trying to retake Malam Fatori.
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Prosecutors probed Kengeter after he purchased Deutsche Boerse shares in December 2015, two months before the German company announced it was in talks to combine with London Stock Exchange.
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Google, along with several fellow tech giants, is being probed for potential antitrust violations related to its advertising business, its handling of user data, along with mergers and acquisitions.
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Even so, Trump warned in a New York Times interview last year that he would draw a "red line" if Mueller probed family business dealings not related to Russia.
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Several senior CSRC officials were probed for suspected corruption during last summer's stock market crash, including former deputy head of the CSRC Yao Gang and assistant chairman Zhang Yujun.
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If senators had more time to prepare for Menashi's hearing, perhaps they could have probed deeper into the nominee's views and answered the many questions raised by Menashi's writings.
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Both panels probed both the issue of the Russian active measures campaign and the question of whether or not the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow to swing the election.
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The president requested Zelensky do a "favor" and investigate Crowdstrike, a cybersecurity firm that probed the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and determined Russia was responsible.
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JPMorgan Chase – JPMorgan said it is among the financial firms being probed by the Securities and Exchange Commission for their handling of American Depositary Receipts between 2011 and 2015.
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Some legal experts believe the inauguration is being aggressively probed as a racketeering operation — a continuing criminal enterprise, complete with mail fraud, wire fraud, money laundering and the rest.
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The report was published posthumously and probed potential abuse of EU subsidies and other fraud.. Kiska said in a live televised address that Slovakia faced a "crisis of trust".
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In Tuesday's letters, the senators also probed Kraninger, who runs the financial regulation file at OMB, to clarify her position on an extensive range of consumer finance and enforcement issues.
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You get undressed from the waist down and are probed with a cold, lubed-up wand while the doctor sees how your uterine lining and/or your egg follicles look.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Former French Justice Minister Rachida Dati is being probed over consulting fees she has received from the Renault-Nissan strategic partnership, France's financial prosecutor office said on Tuesday.
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Audi, another premium brand owned by Volkswagen is also being probed by prosecutors in Munich who are separately investigating Audi about its role in designing the 3 liter diesel engine.
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While carmaker associations commonly discuss how to implement new emissions standards and technologies, the question being probed by regulators is whether talks among the German manufacturers constituted anti-competitive behavior.
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Democrats said the House Judiciary Committee inquiry is "much broader" in scope than the one launched by Mueller, who probed whether any criminal conduct occurred to thwart the Russia investigation.
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The vindictive psychology of some men is beyond such analysis, but the expectations widely imposed on women, and how non-conformists are treated, can be probed, and maybe even changed.
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In the 1990s, Cobb, 66, represented former Democratic National Committee fundraiser John Huang and former White House aide David Watkins, who was probed over the Clinton White House travel office.
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Instead, the panel's last question probed Habibi about the flashiest pads he'd sold recently to clients rich enough to buy huge amounts of land in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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In a deposition of Levandowski last month, attorneys for Waymo also probed Levandowski about Kalanick, whether the CEO encouraged him to take Waymo's confidential material, according to a court transcript.
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Religare is being probed by the country's fraud investigating agency SFIO about an alleged misconduct of its promoters Malvinder Singh and Shivinder Singh, the Times of India reported last month.
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While carmaker associations commonly discuss how to implement new emissions standards and technologies, the question being probed by regulators is whether talks among the German manufacturers constituted anti-competitive behaviour.
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She did not elaborate when probed further, but seemingly rejected the notion that the family's travel-heavy, hectic way of living was a point of contention between her and Pitt.
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A year after his election, he is being probed by a special counsel investigating claims Russia helped him win election, and lacks domestic or global triumphs to bolster his power.
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If a president or a senator or a judge acts within his or her constitutional authority their motives should not be probed by prosecutors even if they suspect unsavory ones.
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Other Senate Republicans probed Comey by asking why he waited several months — and until after he was fired — to reveal that Trump asked him to slow the investigation into Flynn.
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Two candidates had emerged as the President probed his allies: the Vice President's chief of staff, Nick Ayers, and Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget.
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It was underscored a day later, when the Senate Intelligence Committee released a report indicating that, in 2016, the Russian government likely probed American voting systems in all fifty states.
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Though he didn't entirely whitewash the American defeat, which he called "damned humiliating," Pyle's artful narrative lent purpose and dignity to events that perhaps should have been probed more critically.
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Where "The Dry" probed the dangers of prolonged drought on a close-knit farming community, "The Lost Man" is concerned with how people live — and die — in the unforgiving outback.
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Critics called for the remarks to be probed by the International Criminal Court, in their ongoing investigation into allegations of crimes against humanity committed by Duterte in his drugs war.
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Like "Jerusalem," which probed the British yearning for a lost mythic grandeur, "The Ferryman" portrays a people in thrall to millenniums of history, in ways they're not always aware of.
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The lender on Friday, in reference to the news its CEO Fabrizio Viola and former chairman Alessandro Profumo are being probed by prosecutors, reiterated "the full correctness" of its actions.
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Myers's confirmation hearing last month probed whether the AccuWeather executive would have conflicts of interest if he took the helm of NOAA, which has competed with private weather forecasting companies.
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One U.S. government source told Reuters that investigators were not fully convinced that Martin was involved with the Shadow Brokers but another official said the question was still being probed.
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Pathogens like SARS, MERS, dengue and H7N9 avian flu have already probed America's defenses: Cases have reached these shores in people or in birds, but have not yet killed anyone.
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Vocalist Davey Von Bohlen probed the limits of sugary iteration on his doo-wop-backed hooks, while the tightest rhythm section in emo crafted a danceable pocket to drown in.
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He also probed 9th- and 12th-grade students at the Dutch International Schools for their thoughts and feelings about Syrian refugees by asking questions about how the migration has affected them.
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That product, traded under the ticker XIV, lost most of its value after the U.S. stock market closed on February 5853 in an incident now being probed by U.S. securities regulators.
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The issues have recently prompted a handful of committees in the Republican-led U.S. Congress to open their own reviews into the same set of facts being probed by Horowitz's office.
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Trump has repeatedly rejected the October assessment of all 17 US intelligence agencies that Russia stole and shared emails from Democratic organizations and individuals and probed voting systems in several states.
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" The party "probed the matter first hand" and discovered that human error was to blame, they said, adding that "all necessary actions have been taken to avoid such incident in future.
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When reporters probed for a story on the controversy, asking Witsel if Nainggolan had been in touch with the squad in Russia, Witsel batted the question away, flatly refusing to answer.
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The judges — in arguments that the court live-streamed on its website — probed whether the court had authority to review these types of immigration decisions by the president under the INA.
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One of Donald Trump's foreign policy advisors is being probed by U.S. intelligence officials to determine whether he has had private discussions with senior Russian officials, Yahoo News reported, citing sources.
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Earlier this year a judge barred Heredia from leaving Peru while her finances were probed, but prosecutors have yet to press charges against her or Humala in the high-profile case.
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The statement described Woodroffe as the "main suspect" in Lomas' shooting, though a prosecutor told Reuters no suspects had yet been named in that case and multiple theories were being probed.
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The administration seized on new revelations like a lifeline after months of incoming fire over claims Trump's campaign aides colluded with Russia, that are now being probed by a special counsel.
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Separately, Jet has said it has not received any communication from India's corporate affairs ministry after media reports said the airline was being probed for allegations that it siphoned off funds.
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A three-judge panel on Wednesday probed both that request and the lengths to which the federal government worked to consult the tribe before approving the pipeline's route near its land.
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Burr ticked off the areas of possible collusion the committee had already probed, and also issued a blanket threat to future witnesses that they should testify voluntarily or face a subpoena.
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Financial Freedom, a unit of OneWest bank, is being probed over alleged complaints it deliberately targeted seniors with dementia and other memory-loss related issues, among other things, the person said.
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They maintain that, in most cases, hackers merely probed for vulnerabilities and did not successfully breach systems; in a small number of states, like Illinois, actors were able to break in.
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The payment is also being probed by federal prosecutors in New York City, who have already secured a guilty plea from Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen, who arranged the payment.
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" In depositions, lawyers have repeatedly probed for the limits of Mr. Trump's "truthful hyperbole," or, as one lawyer framed it, the distinction Mr. Trump makes between "innocent exaggeration" and "guilty exaggeration.
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Some protestors repeated demands for new elections despite Fico's departure following the shooting of Jan Kuciak, 27, who probed fraud cases involving businessmen with political ties, and his fiancée last month.
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At a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing, the tech giants gave a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Silicon Valley companies as lawmakers probed their anti-terrorism efforts.
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He also has opened an investigation into the Greitens campaign's use of a nonprofit donor list, an issue also being probed by the House committee and the St. Louis circuit attorney.
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His Utah constituents probed him on why he wasn't doing more to hold Trump accountable for his actions — mainly the president's potential conflicts of interest and his controversial immigration executive order.
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They are ethically forbidden from going to the dark recesses of the human mind that he probed, but people still want them to answer the most profound questions about human relations.
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"It's really hard to reconcile," said Oleg Korablev of the Space Research Institute in Russia and principal investigator of the Trace Gas Orbiter instrument that probed the Martian atmosphere for methane.
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Neurons probed in this way proved electrically active, so the researchers went on to employ arrays of electrodes inserted simultaneously into different parts of an organoid to study its overall activity.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi is being probed by German prosecutors for suspected use of illegal defeat devices installed in diesel engines, the Frankfurt prosecutor's office said on Tuesday.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who seemed sympathetic to the government, probed the implications of such a standard, asking Mr. Francisco whether it would be lawful to charge $1,000 for a meeting.
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Caroline Shaw's string quartet "Blueprint" (2016) probed deeply in the prelude concert, but then, in a quick pizzicato exit, seemed to suggest that it had all been something of a joke.
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At a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing, the tech giants gave a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Silicon Valley companies as lawmakers probed their anti-terrorism efforts.
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Bipartisan dissatisfaction with the Department of the Interior was on display Thursday as lawmakers on the House Natural Resources Committee probed the difficulties they've faced in getting information on department business.
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Lawmakers probed for answers on how businesses can better guard themselves against cyber threats and the value of cyber insurance, and expressed concerns about the growing cyber threat to small businesses.
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Devin Nunes, the GOP chairman of the House Intelligence Committee when it probed Russian interference in the 2016 election, didn't immediately respond to a request for comment about the prosecutor's comment.
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The swinging white light of the headlamps probed cracks and crevices in the walls of the long dark and narrow tunnel, as the team walked half a mile into the earth.
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Winfrey probed the participants on issues like the Trump-Russia investigations, Trump's comments after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, and the ban Trump recently announced on transgender military service members.
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PARIS, June 4 (Reuters) - Former French Justice Minister Rachida Dati is being probed over consulting fees she has received from the Renault-Nissan strategic partnership, France's financial prosecutor office said on Tuesday.
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Security consultant Alain Bauer, who was paid by the holding company for his services in the wake of an earlier scandal over a 2011 espionage hoax at Renault, is also being probed.
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The basis for impeachment can be found in Volume 2 of the special counsel's report, which outlined 11 ways in which investigators probed whether Trump hindered Mueller's work and intentionally obstructed justice.
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The company, which is being probed by British authorities for allegations of bribery, said it was well positioned for the second half with good revenue visibility and high levels of tendering activity.
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On Monday, when the hosts of Boston's Mix 104.1 radio show Karson & Kennedy probed Gaga for more information on the details of the upcoming performance, she initially refused to indulge the speculation.
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Because the relevant sections of today's report are mostly blacked out, it's not clear how sure the Senate Intelligence Committee is that Russia probed every state, or what the evidence might be.
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Trump invoked the name of the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong on Friday as he probed for vulnerabilities in the armor of Biden who launched his campaign a day earlier.
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Separately, the California environmental agency that probed Volkswagen's diesel vehicles for violating pollution-control rules is now scrutinizing whether some gasoline-powered vehicles are emitting excess pollution, according to a senior official.
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Determined not to go home without getting their fill of Brexit stories, four of the five journalists chosen to ask questions at Cameron's closing news conference probed him on Brexit-related issues.
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The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) announced its investigation into Xiang Junbo, the most senior financial regulator to be probed as part of a government fight against graft, on April 9.
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Tension between Tillerson and Kushner, who effectively ran a shadow State Department on Middle East issues, was well documented before Engel and McCaul probed the former top diplomat on the issue Tuesday.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and others probed the parties to draw a line between Congress enacting a law and, on the other hand, going too far to intervene in a pending case.
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Our sources say the feds believe R. Kelly is extremely "agitated" after getting arrested, charged with 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse, and probed by the feds for possible human trafficking violations.
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Later, when probed about his personal life, he said he understood the interest but didn't want to broadcast the details, joking that he otherwise risked moving foreign exchange rates and oil prices.
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Issues you don't usually want to confront concerning your own grief, fears about intimacy, and money will be probed, and this is a powerful time to transform yourself and face your fears.
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Deutsche and Barclays are among a group of banks being probed by U.S. authorities over alleged misconduct in the sale of mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Danske is being probed by Danish, Estonian, French and U.S. authorities and faces billions of dollars in fines over the problem, variations of which have since turned up at other Nordic banks.
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Stubbornly cheap oil prices — which this week probed their lowest levels since August despite OPEC's best intentions — have created a new world order for crude production powerhouses like Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Mueller probed whether Trump had obstructed justice while in office through his efforts to interfere with the investigation, and examined whether the president himself was involved in any Russian election interference efforts.
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It was only when I probed further that I found that for introverts, lunch with one colleague is restorative, while extroverts report that having lunch with three or four colleagues is restorative.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican who sits on Johnson's committee, said he informed the chairman that he will "support subpoenas to investigate" the Bidens and Burisma, saying the matter should be probed.
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A probe by the Clinton administration officially cleared Bush's team of any criminal wrongdoing — but not before Barr fought hard with Congress over whether the matter should be independently probed at all.
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While there is no evidence that Russian hackers tampered with Election Day results last time, the government has disclosed that it thinks they probed elections systems in 21 states and penetrated several.
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The questionnaire probed how often people exercised or used cannabis and whether they combined the two, using the drug in some form within an hour before or four hours after a workout.
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Isco, his Real Madrid teammate, was the dominant player on the field here, the one who was most involved, who prompted and probed and prodded, and he was wearing a Spain jersey.
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The Justice Department has also probed Live Nation on its practices after its 2010 merger with Ticketmaster and alleged that the combined company pushed venues into using Ticketmaster over other ticketing companies.
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He spent nearly 15 minutes outside the Waveland, taking questions from local media, as well as a South Korean TV station that probed whether he could solve the impasse with North Korea.
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At other points, senators probed Judge Gorsuch's general judicial philosophy, notably his commitment to originalism, which tries to interpret the Constitution consistently with the understanding of those who drafted and adopted it.
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Lenders have paid out more than $320 billion in fines over the last decade, Reuters reported, as regulators probed them for mis-selling securities and rigging interest rate and foreign exchange benchmarks.
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Top lawyers from Facebook, Twitter and Google testified last week before several congressional committees that probed the firms on how Russian actors used their platforms to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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Dagmar, a concert violinist at the Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra in the United Kingdom, was conscious while the doctors were working, and even played her instrument while they probed her brain.
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The administration struggled to reunite those families after a federal court order, and House Democrats this year have probed Lloyd's role in the separations and whether his testimony before Congress was truthful.
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The 1MDB case has shaken Goldman Sachs, which is also being probed by the Justice Department for its role as underwriter and arranger for some $423 billion worth of 1MDB bond offerings.
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However, Acton said WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption stood in the way, and Facebook managers questioned and probed ways to offer businesses analytical insights on WhatsApp users while keeping the encrypted environment.
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Graham told reporters he planned to ask Barr to appoint a special counsel to investigate the FISA matter, which is already being probed by the Justice Department's internal watchdog, Inspector General Michael Horowitz.
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Department officials had said about 20 states had been probed by hackers working on behalf of the Russian government, but recent news media reports had suggested the number could have been far higher.
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A parliamentary panel looking into the influence-peddling scandal last December also probed "the missing seven hours" between the first news reports of the ferry disaster and Park's first TV appearance that day.
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The 17 US intelligence agencies already issued a statement in October expressing their unanimous assessment that Moscow had probed state election voting centers and penetrated the email accounts of Democratic groups and individuals.
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In 1991 Mr Biden was chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee when it probed Anita Hill's allegation of sexual harassment by her former colleague, Clarence Thomas, then a nominee for the Supreme Court.
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California and Wisconsin have both said that after DHS called them a week ago, they received a follow-up notice that the networks DHS believed were probed weren't actually related to election systems.
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Filmmaker John Singleton, who debuted with the Oscar-nominated "Boyz N the Hood" and continued making movies that probed the lives of black communities in his native Los Angeles and beyond, has died.
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As psychedelic science has sprung back from the grave in recent years, researchers have probed multiple potential therapeutic uses for other substances, like psilocybin, even if some threads seem more promising than others.
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In the run-up to the November election, the FBI probed Clinton's handling of email as U.S. secretary of state under Democratic President Barack Obama but ultimately said no criminal charges were warranted.
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Last summer, after learning that the Democratic National Committee had been hacked, Johnson became aware of reports indicating various state voter registration databases had been probed by hackers who were searching for vulnerabilities.
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Over the next few years, at least three separate investigations—including one by Kenneth Starr, the attorney who later probed Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky—concluded that Foster's death had been a suicide.
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Current Volkswagen Chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch, the carmaker's finance chief at the time, is not being probed, the prosecutor's office further said, without disclosing the name of the second top executive under investigation.
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PARIS, Feb 24 (Reuters) - French media giant Vivendi confirmed on Friday that some of its executives are being probed by Italian prosecutors, following a complaint by the top shareholder of Italian broadcaster Mediaset.
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One of the men named in Kuciak's report, which probed potential abuse of European Union subsidies and other fraud, had past links to people who subsequently worked for Prime Minister Robert Fico's office.
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While nine in ten Muslims agreed with the statement that "taking care of home and kids is as much a man's work as woman's work", gaps opened up when the questioners probed deeper.
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But Mr. Kerry also gently pushed and probed, seeming to imply that many of the dissenters' concerns had been considered many times before and rejected because they were more complicated than they appeared.
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Hansen, a reporter, moved to Turkey in 2007 and found that, as she probed her subjects' anxieties and blind spots, she was compelled to question everything she presumed to know about being American.
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What is the responsibility of the German people as a whole for what happened in Germany in the '30s and during World War II, a question that has been probed and debated endlessly?
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For the first three quarters at least, Golden State methodically probed Cleveland's defence until one of their players achieved just enough separation from his man that a fellow Cavalier was forced to help.
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Like burglars who pull the fire alarm and, in the ensuing chaos, ransack the cash register, the hackers entered through a hole of their own creation, and briefly probed the county's internal database.
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Symes said the banking sector strength recently reflects that "people are feeling that banks are starting to implement a lot of the things" were requested by a Royal Commission that probed sector behaviour.
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George Nelson Shaw Sr.'s family confirmed to USA Today that the 81-year-old Air Force Veteran's death is among 11 being probed by the Veterans Affairs Office of the Inspector General.
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These backdoors would defeat the purpose of the encryption in the first place, because it would inherently make the phones more easily probed not just by cops, but by authoritarian governments, hackers, etc.
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The two banks are being probed by prosecutors over the alleged misselling of shares to retail investors and new management has said the settlement aims to make them more attractive to potential buyers.
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Just how innovative the individual software techniques were will not be known until independent computer security experts and scientists at the companies whose software was probed can examine the malware and tactics involved.
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Barr said he wanted to look at all of the investigations that have already probed the matter, including Congress and the Justice Department inspector general, and see if any areas need additional investigation.
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But Chinese property developer Future Land Development Holdings Ltd plunged 6 percent in Hong Kong after the company said its chairman Wang Zhenhua was being investigated probed by Chinese authorities on personal matters.
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As well as the joint Work and Pensions Select Committee and Business, Innovations, and Skills Select Committee inquiry, the BHS collapse is being probed by the Serious Fraud Office and the Insolvency Service.
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In August 2017, before joining the Trump administration, Whitaker published an op-ed for CNN that accused Mueller's investigation of being "dangerously close to crossing a red line" if it probed Trump's finances.
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No matter the condition- they'll be a revelation of the shameful, the sanitized, the washed-up, the worn, the probed, the holy, the scarlet, the loosened, the exonerated, the secret, and the secreted.
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President Rodrigo Duterte said Wednesday he was pulling the Philippines out of the International Criminal Court, accusing it of "baseless, unprecedented and outrageous attacks" on him as it probed his deadly war on drugs.
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Based on the questions being submitted by Google employees, the session promises to be lively, with Pichai being probed by both employees who were offended by Damore's post and those concerned about his dismissal.
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WASHINGTON/LONDON (Reuters) - Hackers operating from an elite Chinese university probed American companies and government departments for espionage opportunities following a U.S. trade delegation visit to China earlier this year, security researchers told Reuters.
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In a statement, VDA said compliance policies for members preclude anti-competitive behavior, adding the issues being probed by regulators "relate to a format which was not part of the VDA and its work".
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In October 2017, as Congress probed Russia's suspected manipulation of Twitter's platform, the company pledged to within weeks establish an "industry-leading transparency center" that would provide visibility into political and issues-based ads.
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" Sensing progress, Hewitt probed a little further, and Trump seemed to be coming around, saying that if Obama "would have done things properly (in managing the withdrawal from Iraq), you wouldn't have had ISIS.
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Italian police carried out a seizing order for 700 million euros on Tuesday as Milan prosecutors probed allegations of fraud over sales of diamonds as an investment at inflated prices, sources have told Reuters.
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Mandia currently leads the company's Mandiant forensics unit, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date, including the 298 holiday attack on Target Corp and the attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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MTV probed teens from different corners of the country (lazily picking black kids only from the ghetto and white kids only from suburbia) to grade gangsta rap on a scale of their personal morality.
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While this remains a mainly European case, several alleged conspiracies are being probed simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic, with European regulators co-ordinating their assaults with counterparts in America in some cases.
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I probed and prodded until I finally found out that while premiums were 15% lower, they were charged three times per year rather than the semiannual quotes I was getting from all other insurers.
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Fillon is under investigation over allegations that he paid state money to family members for work they did not really do while Le Pen is being probed for the alleged misuse of EU funds.
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The vehicles being probed have airbags produced by TRW Automotive, which was acquired in 2015 by ZF. The NHTSA said in a summary of its investigation that the airbags could fail in a crash.
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Xinhua said Chen Gang, executive secretary of the China Association for Science and Technology, was being probed by the ruling Communist Party's anti-graft watchdog on suspicion of breaking the law and violating discipline.
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Leon Jaworski, the special prosecutor who probed President Richard Nixon's Watergate scandal, kept it tight: He had the grand jury send a secret, 55-page report, later dubbed the "Watergate Road Map," to Congress.
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Several years ago, researchers at the University of Virginia, including Dr. Oliver, probed the beliefs of 222 white medical students and residents and published results in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
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Media analysts probed for news in Iger's book "The Ride of a Lifetime," which was published late last year and was a summation of his tenure at the media conglomerate and his business philosophy.
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In their experiments, the biologists first identified groups of face cells in a macaque monkey's brain by magnetic resonance imaging, and then probed individual face cells with a fine electrode that records their signals.
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Kagan said she often probed the lawyers from both sides in a "devil's advocate" style and would not want her comments to be misconstrued on TV as revealing her personal position in a dispute.
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Here are six interesting revelations from the documents: Facebook says its data doesn't give insight into collusion Lawmakers probed Facebook for any evidence it might have of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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A $130,000 payment made by President Donald Trump's attorney to an adult film star should be probed as a financial obligation that the president "knowingly and willfully" failed to report, a watchdog has argued.
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Ms. McKee, who grew up in a working-class family in Belfast, was a prominent supporter of gay rights and an acclaimed author and journalist, whose work often probed the legacy of the violence.
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Kavanaugh, probed again on his views on a 1974 Supreme Court ruling against President Richard Nixon requiring recordings made in the Oval Office to be given to prosecutors, said the case was correctly decided.
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And in a review of 49 cases with addresses the database deemed suspect, 20143 were not probed by citizenship officers over the course of three years to see whether the applicant met residency requirements.
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The Department of Homeland Security declared last year that Russian hackers had probed election-related computer systems in 153 of the 50 states during the 2016 election and that a small number were compromised.
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Upon being probed about Justin Bieber her relationships, the singer-slash-actress effectively said she doesn't get taken seriously as a musician because of her association with the prolific Instagram user and occasional singer. Burn!
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Beginning in the early 1960s, he and his Pop Art colleagues rejected Abstract Expressionism—an introspective mode that probed the psychological depths of the individual—in favour of art that portrayed the experience of consumerism.
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One ingenious scheme involves looking indirectly, by coupling the qubit to another "ancilla" qubit that doesn't take part in the calculation but that can be probed without collapsing the state of the main qubit itself.
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The inspector general's office also probed concerns that the US attorney's relationship with a subordinate created at least an appearance of bias when it came to office dynamics, and employees felt uncomfortable reporting their discomfort.
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The other would've targeted former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who sat on the board of an energy company, Burisma Holdings, whose owner had been probed by the former Ukrainian general prosecutor.
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MOTIVES PROBED FOR MAN KILLED AFTER HOLDING TEACHER HOSTAGE Store manager Vikesh Kumar told News 5 that it's the second time his store has been hit by smash and grabbers in fewer than nine months.
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He goes to places where tourists, and many journalists, fear to tread—such as Shan state, where he encounters rival armies and is probed by a lieutenant-colonel on the battle-readiness of the enemy.
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Sainsbury's and Asda, which is owned by Walmart, agreed the 7.3 billion pound ($9.6 billion) deal in April last year and it is currently being probed by Britain's regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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She was also probed on whether the bill afforded agencies with the ability to apply for so-called thematic warrants — potentially covering "a very large number of people and therefore cannot be classed as targeted".
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As the veritable guardians of the protected geographical indication (PGI) of Bayonne ham, they have weighed, probed (with a little boxwood stick), and sniffed dozens of hams since 9 AM this morning, as per tradition.
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Trump's warning in the Times interview that it would be a "violation" if Mueller probed his personal finances, could indicate that he believes the special counsel is targeting tax returns he has refused to release.
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LONDON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Scotland is one of eight banks being probed by European authorities for its possible role in a euro bond trading cartel, Bloomberg reported on Thursday citing a source.
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The SFC recently authorized its largest ever search operation, with 136 professionals from three SFC divisions searching multiple premises as part of one investigation, Atkinson said, without disclosing the name of the company being probed.
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Yes, other shows have probed our collective malleability — "Mad Men" and its advertising, for instance — but here the application is direct and personal and taking place in what's supposed to be a sacred civic arena.
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The report said his identity was confirmed by two federal law enforcement sources and one state government source and it is the same person connected to the online writing that is being probed by investigators.
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Europe's largest technology company, which last month said its South African sales commissions were being probed by U.S. regulators, has launched an investigation into its business practices in the Gulf region, it said on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, Republican Attorney General Josh Hawley has opened an investigation into the Greitens campaign's use of a nonprofit donor list, an issue also being probed by the House committee and the St. Louis circuit attorney.
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Shares in Sainsbury's have risen 32 percent so far this year on the back of deal to buy Walmart owned Asda, which is currently being probed by Britain's regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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A further set of questions probed the mental health of respondents, finding that greater income had no effect, although in related work, the same authors find that lottery winners are prescribed fewer mental health drugs.
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"China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea all probed U.S. critical infrastructure with impunity," the report said, while globally connected networks allowed criminals to commit cyber theft and extremist groups to raise funds and recruit followers.
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Her premise has been intensively probed in the past by, among others, Shere Hite, the golden-haired German sex educator, a household name in the 1970s, whom Ms. Martin reverently invokes in the book's introduction.
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Fndr has clients spend hours in its "radical safe house" environments — a 1929 Craftsman-style bungalow in Venice Beach, California, and a loft in Dumbo, Brooklyn — where they're probed on the ideas behind their business.
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And even after the agency disclosed last June that Russian hackers had probed 21 states as part of the campaign, DHS still withheld the names of those states or any details about the digital assaults.
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While McConnell has acknowledged that interference in the election is a serious matter that deserves to be probed, he believes it is something the Senate Intelligence and Armed Services panels can handle on their own.
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The new files could add to the weight of evidence Intelligence Committee investigators uncovered as they probed President Donald Trump's efforts to press Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rivals, including former vice president Joe Biden.
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Investigators in both the U.S. and UK have probed whether Cambridge Analytica had connections to Russian actors who used Facebook and other social media to try to manipulate the 2016 presidential election in Trump's favor.
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Trump fired Comey as head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in May 2017 as Comey probed allegations that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election and possible collusion between Russians and the Trump campaign.
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In sculpting his latest release, Frost says, abstractly, that he invoked an aesthetic of ultramarine blue and probed Theseus' paradox, the question of whether a ship restored by replacing every single part remains the same vessel.
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Mueller's own 22-month-long investigation, which ended last March, probed Russian interference in the 2016 election, possible coordination with Russian agents by members of the Trump campaign, and possible obstruction of justice by Trump himself.
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Only about half the states whose voter registration systems were probed by Russian hackers ahead of the 2016 election have asked for additional information about the attacks, the Department of Homeland Security has told BuzzFeed News.
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In his work for the bank, Benczkowski supervised a 2017 investigation in which digital forensics firm Stroz Friedberg probed suspicious cyber activities at Alfa Bank to determine if it had any communications with the Trump Organization.
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Reuters reports that an independent investigation commissioned by Avid probed Ashley Madison's bot practices and found that company indeed used fembots to bolster its male-female ratio but supposedly cut back on the practice in 2014.
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"Back home, we'll have to cut through the noise once the election season is over," he said when probed about the prospects of passing the deal this year through a Congress largely antagonistic to the pact.
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One of the key arguments in defense of the cross, that it is in line with historical practice, is just one of the factors that the court should consider, Kavanaugh suggested, and probed for other factors.
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That was one of the big questions of the Y Combinator interview, where the firm probed Piggy as to how it was going to focus directly on user experience and growth to make the app defensible.
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The magazine probed 28 assets or asset classes owned by the New York businessman and found 18 had declined in value, including Trump Tower in Manhattan and his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida.
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WASHINGTON, July 27 (Reuters) - The director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Mel Watt, confirmed on Friday he is under investigation after Politico reported he is being probed for alleged sexual harassment of an agency employee.
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The counsel of the conservative organization representing Brett Kavanaugh on Wednesday said that the FBI should have probed Christine Blasey Ford's sexual assault allegations against the Supreme Court nominee before they were revealed to the press.
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The issue of sidelined staffers came to a head as lawmakers probed the stalled negotiations between EPA and California, which has long had more stringent standards for vehicle fuel economy and is fighting the EPA rollback.
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At one point, he probed both on a scenario in which he might not order Clinton to testify under oath, but instead allow Judicial Watch to provide a list of written questions for Clinton to answer.
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Rosberg, winner in Belgium last weekend, set his best lap of the morning on the soft tires as did Hamilton, who was one of several drivers to have off-track excursions as they probed the limits.
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With her boyfriend in the room, she was probed about her religion, her sex life, and her attitudes toward marriage and childrearing—matters she wasn't yet ready to discuss with her boyfriend, let alone a stranger.
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Investigators probed the laptops Mills and Samuelson used to conduct the review, and the DOJ offered both a narrow immunity deal protecting them from prosecution for anything found on the devices, House lawmakers revealed Friday morning.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Barclays shareholder Sherborne Investors has criticised the lender's governance, after the bank disclosed earlier this month it is being probed over Chief Executive Jes Staley's past links to U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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IT WAS A BIPARTISAN DUNKFEST: Bipartisan dissatisfaction with the Department of the Interior was on display Thursday as lawmakers on the House Natural Resources Committee probed the difficulties they've faced in getting information on department business.
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Mark Meadows' office complained that his chief of staff sexually harassed them several months before the North Carolina Republican dismissed him and paid him a severance package that's currently being probed by the House Ethics Committee.
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Democrats claim the Ukraine allegations against Trump are part of a "pattern" of misconduct that began with Trump's alleged solicitation of Russian assistance in the 2016 election — a matter probed by Mueller for nearly two years.
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The company is currently being probed by a House Oversight subcommittee, and lawmakers on the committee have threatened to subpoena Juul if the company doesn't turn over documents by next week, including the contract with Altria.
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Respondents were surveyed for the poll between December 28 to 13, and the results remain unchanged from the last two iterations of the poll, which were conducted in October as Democrats probed Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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His installation "Hanzel and Gretel" at the Armory's massive Drill Hall probed issues of technological surveillance and the invasion of privacy with buzzing drones flying over a gridded flashing floor, among other technological stunts and effects.
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The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission, which enforce U.S. antitrust laws, have divided potential investigations of the four companies, with Google and Apple being probed by the Justice Department and the FTC looking at Amazon.
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While the hearing's only practical impact will be whether to leave or lift the temporary pause on the immigration order, the judges also probed wider issues in the case that are sure to arise in future hearings.
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State election officials are demanding to know why it took the Department of Homeland Security a year to inform them that their state's voter registration systems had been probed by Russian hackers ahead of the 2016 election.
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Trump indicated to the Post he had done all he needed to do by cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller (who notably probed whether Trump obstructed justice and left the question of whether he had to Congress).
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Hackers across the democratic world have exploited weaknesses in campaign email servers; probed electronic voting machines for vulnerabilities; set up troll farms to spread highly-partisan narratives; and employed armies of bots to distort the truth online.
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Sanders probed the Trump voters to explain why they believed middle-class wages were stagnating or falling, and they strongly agreed with him that free trade deals were to blame: SANDERS: Why is the middle class declining?
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The second-to-last question asked at Sunday's second presidential debate probed each presidential candidate on their approach to energy—providing a rare chance to talk about climate change, which thus far has only come up briefly.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), Mel Watt, confirmed on Friday that he is under investigation after Politico reported that he was being probed for alleged sexual harassment of an agency employee.
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In a blog post on Twitter's website, Elizabeth Banker, an associate general counsel for the company, published both national security requests, redacted to hide the identities of the users being probed as well as law enforcement officials.
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Probed further on why she remained MIA when Cirk tried contacting her after his arrival in China, Zhang revealed that she had turned off her phone as she was undergoing cosmetic surgery procedures in another Chinese city.
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Much of the content of the interview was similar to the questions that the Justice Department inspector general probed in a report released earlier this year that faulted Comey for his actions in the Clinton email case.
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Death probed in Louisiana In the Louisiana shooting, Chatéri Payne, who also was newly hired, was in uniform and getting ready for work when she was gunned down at a Shreveport home, police Chief Ben Raymond said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China led the countries whose planned U.S. acquisitions and investments for 2014 were probed for U.S. security implications, making it the most scrutinized country by U.S. regulators, according to a government report released on Friday.
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Immediately intrigued, I probed until I found out they were over $6 a hair tie — an absurd amount when you consider you could get a pack of 68 elastics on Amazon or at CVS for about $5.
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The experiment, dubbed Project Diana after the Roman goddess of the Moon, marked the first time humans had ever actively probed another celestial body, and some even regard it as the birth of the American space program.
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MOYNIHAN The legacy of Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the four-term senator from New York, is probed in this documentary, which features commentary from across the political spectrum by the likes of Ta-Nehisi Coates and Henry Kissinger.
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A lawyer for Michael Avenatti told a jury that Nike was being probed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over claims that it made illicit payments to elite youth basketball players, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.
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The counsel said that the committee had spoken about its request with Mueller's team and the US Attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, which has probed the Trump Organization and the Trump Inaugural Committee.
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UBI, its CEO Victor Massiah, the chairman of the bank's supervisory board and 28 other people are also being probed for alleged irregularities in the way shareholders appointed the supervisory board in April 2013, the source said.
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In a stock exchange filing, the Japanese electronics maker said Panasonic Avionics Corp, a major supplier of in-flight entertainment systems, is being probed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Interest on Capitol Hill about the reported aerial encounters has surged since 2017 after reports emerged that the Pentagon had probed the sightings of unidentified aircraft under a program established in the mid-2000s by former Sen.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Volkswagen's Chief Executive Herbert Diess said he was not among the Volkswagen executives being probed for fraud and breach of fiduciary trust after German prosecutors on Monday sought to press criminal charges against his predecessor.
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Seven militants who killed 20 people at a restaurant in Dhaka were local Bangladeshis and authorities had tried before to arrest five of them, police said, as investigators probed for possible links with international Islamist extremist groups.
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The two banks are being probed by prosecutors over the alleged mis-selling of shares to retail investors and new management has said the settlement aims to make them more attractive to future buyers by lowering legal risks.
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Reuters Graphics charted a brief history of the life of the British theoretical physicist, who probed the very limits of human understanding both in the vastness of space and in the bizarre sub-molecular world of quantum theory.
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It has been under intense scrutiny as the South Korean special prosecutor's office probed the smartphones-to-biopharmaceuticals business empire as part of a wider investigation into the scandal that threatens to permanently unseat President Park Geun-hye.
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They probed laws linked to women's work and economic freedom, including the right to work in all the same jobs as men and get paid equally, penalties for sexual harassment at work, parental work protections and inheritance rights.
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Robyn stood uncomplaining in her thin coat, although from time to time on their journey Valerie had seen her quake with the cold as if it had probed her, bypassing her conscious mind, like a jolt of electricity.
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The mayor proved this point during the October debate when he aggressively probed Warren over her unwillingness to provide a straight answer on whether or not taxes would increase as a result of her medicare for all plans.
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But after 45 years in which hundreds of leads were probed and discarded, the F.B.I. said this week it was no longer actively pursuing what it called one of the longest and most exhaustive investigations in its history.
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Researchers traced ads targeting undecided voters to conservative Roman Catholic groups in the U.S. Separately, U.S. senators identified around 503 states where Russian hackers probed election systems in 2016, but found no evidence that vote tallies were changed.
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But as a picture of his struggle took shape before my eyes, so did another one: The further I probed, the more apparent it became that drug abuse among America's lawyers is on the rise and deeply hidden.
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Judge George Hazel probed Gardner's logic to see if he was conceding a key argument for the plaintiffs who want the question nixed: that the citizenship question would contribute to a less accurate count and the resulting disenfranchisement.
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This skepticism and his Apollonian sense of exclusivity can seem old-fashioned, and were he alive in 2019 — as the conventional canon is being probed and re-examined — he might well be called upon to defend his position.
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Reports earlier this year suggested the FBI is investigating numerous instances in which Russian hackers may have probed the security of voter registration, database and voting machine systems in dozens of states in the leadup to the 2016 election.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - U.S. officials on Thursday probed Canadian proposals for unblocking talks on NAFTA but there were few signs of progress, raising questions about whether any real movement is happening at the latest round of negotiations on the treaty.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Facebook posts from Myanmar's army detailing the opening phase of its crackdown last month on Rohingya Muslim insurgents - an operation now being probed by the United Nations - are no longer visible on its official page, Reuters found.
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Uber is currently being probed by the Department of Justice for its use of a digital tool called Greyball which reportedly used to deceive government regulators and hide the number of cars available on its app from law enforcement.
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Weighed down by the greenback's weakness against the euro, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was poised on a loss of 0.3 percent this week, during which it probed a three-month low of 91.751.
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Assembly of complex structures at this scale is needed in many industries: building a special radiation or biological sensor in place on the tip of an optical fiber could let locations be probed or monitored that were inaccessible before.
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Dianne Feinstein&aposs former driver and aide was probed by the FBI for allegedly acting as a Chinese spy have spurred claims of a double standard concerning how the bureau handled suspicions of Russian coordination with the Trump campaign.
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Questions asked In a press conference held by Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges, several Australian journalists probed officials about the experience and training of the officers involved, as well as deeper questions about the country's gun and law enforcement cultures.
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U.S. spies reportedly discovered in summer 2016 that Russian officials wanted to get to Trump through his advisers, and for months investigators and the media have probed the connections — both disclosed and undisclosed — between numerous Trump affiliates and Moscow.
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Trump and his allies, including DeSantis, argue the FBI has taken a much more forceful approach to investigating Trump than they did when Clinton was being probed for her use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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COLOMBO, April 25 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan authorities swept up more people, including foreigners, for questioning on Thursday as they probed deeper into the Easter Sunday bombings, which killed 359 people in potentially the deadliest operation claimed by Islamic State.
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Former New York City "Taxi King" Evgeny Freidman's cooperation with authorities could put more pressure on Cohen — whose businesses are being probed by the US attorney's office in Manhattan — to pursue a plea agreement himself on possible federal charges.
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The maverick leader has previously stated his openness toward being probed by the U.N. and western governments, but only if he gets to publicly ask investigators questions, during which he said he would "humiliate" them and create a "spectacle".
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As journalists from Mexico prodded and probed him, trying to get a read on how much deference the coach's game plan would show the defending champions, he insisted quietly, but firmly, that the team would not compromise its identity.
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But it also raises a more complex, two-part theoretical question that is often ignored by Islam's jurists but that deserves to be probed because it's at the tip of a theological iceberg: How historical is the Quran's language?
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They probed for a goal that would never come — that had come twice for the Senators in six-on-five situations — and with 6.2 seconds left, Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored into an empty net, and the Ottawa bench rejoiced.
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Additionally, Georgia counties were among those that Russian hackers targeted in 2016 when they breached some state websites and probed others for vulnerabilities that would have given them access to voter registration databases and other election data and systems.
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But Thune also conceded that the first round of details could be damaging after Taylor testified that Trump refused to release military aid or hold a White House meeting with the Ukrainian president unless he probed Trump's political opponents.
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Over the course of two years of being hot and cold to my own desires — and as a result being either committed or laissez faire about trying — I was poked, probed, and subjected to all kinds of machines and tests.
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One of the more satisfying questions probed by the show has less to do with untangling chronology and more with the quandary of making decisions and taking actions within and against a world dominated by stories and system of domination.
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When he tells Ford that Dolores isn't ready to interact with guests, he's concealing part of the truth: it's true, she goes back into her loop when probed; but it's also possible he doesn't want her playing sex doll for Logan.
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The script DHS used in September to inform the states that their computer systems had been probed, a copy of which was obtained by BuzzFeed News, indicates that there were many details lacking in what DHS told the state officials.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan erased early slight gains and was down 0.2 percent in afternoon trading, shy of nearly two-year highs probed in the previous session but still up 1.5 percent for the week.
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Hawking's formidable mind probed the very limits of human understanding both in the vastness of space and in the bizarre sub-molecular world of quantum theory, which he said could predict what happens at the beginning and end of time.
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And now, the week in 28 headlines: Monday: NY gov signs law allows Congress to get Trump's state tax returnsEx-Trump inaugural fundraiser probed by federal prosecutorsTrump takes aim at Green New DealTrump says he'll no longer deal with amb.
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Banco BPM, which is being probed with three other banks, said the investigation focused on the fact that, between 2003 and 2016, the lender had passed on to diamonds broker IDB names of customers interested in purchasing stones as an investment.
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"On more than 570 occasions over the last nine-and-a-half years, I have seen fit to grant urgent questions ... so that the government can be legitimately questioned, probed, scrutinised, challenged and held to account," he said on Monday.
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The second came at the beginning of the final, as he scythed through the German midfield to win a penalty after a string of 16 passes from the kick-off, a move which had probed each quarter of the field.
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Or perhaps ideas of secrecy and propaganda within art could have been probed, by juxtaposing Poitras's work with some kind of propagandistic socialist realism, or with art that was used to promote American ideals of freedom during the Cold War.
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Financial watchdogs in Sweden and Estonia said earlier this week they would open a joint investigation into allegations made in a Swedish TV programme linking Swedbank to suspect transactions with Danske Bank, which is being probed over money laundering allegations.
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While the special counsel Mueller did not say in his report that the president had obstructed justice in various ways while federal investigators probed Russian interference in the 2016 election, Mueller also pointedly did not exonerate the president of such conduct.
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Tesla has been hit with a series of negative news stories in recent months, including news that the company was being probed by the SEC for Musk's tweet last month announcing a plan under consideration to take the company private.
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Some of the documents the lawmakers obtained and asked witnesses about involve the foreign intelligence surveillance warrant on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, and they have also probed the start of the counterintelligence investigation into members of Trump's campaign.
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In an interview with MSNBC's Ari Melber, Dean said that the Republican National Committee's (RNC) decision to keep Cohen on staff as he is being probed for possible campaign finance violations and wire fraud could end up harming the organization.
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Exxon Mobil is also being probed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on how the company has valued its oil reserves in the wake of low prices and potential curbs on carbon emissions.
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The tweet echoed a line of questions from Tuesday's hearing, during which GOP counsel Stephen Castor probed Vindman on Ukrainian offers to make him the nation's minister of defense, asking if Vindman "left the door open" to accepting these offers.
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While Rousseff is not under investigation, her mentor and predecessor as president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is being probed for allegedly hiding ownership of a luxury coastal resort apartment that belonging to a construction firm implicated in the Petrobras scandal.
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LSU officials held Javonte Smart, whose recruitment is reportedly being probed, out of the game "in an abundance of caution" trying to minimize potential fallout from the NCAA in case LSU is determined to have engaged in illegal recruiting practices.
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Though Ms. Mitchell's cross-examinations might typically be expected to target suspects, her questioning in the first part of the hearing on Thursday — low-key, patient, but persistent — probed the details of an accuser's account, looking for conflicting or missing details.
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Officials haven't identified any particular product, device or ingredient as the common factor behind hundreds of cases now being probed across 33 states and one U.S. territory, representatives of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Friday.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's son Carlos is under investigation by the Rio de Janeiro state prosecutor's office, it said on Wednesday, making him the second of the far-right leader's sons to be probed by state investigators.
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"But things are being put back in their place," Mendes said, referring to pushback from politicians in Congress, where lawmakers - many of whom have been probed for graft - passed a bill that curtails the investigative powers of prosecutors and judges.
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Along the way, the secret recesses of the basti's collective morality are probed and we gradually realize that the simplistic police procedurals Jai has such faith in can't explain why some children are lost and others escape by a thread.
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Trump and his GOP allies have questioned Biden's efforts in 2016 as vice president in which he pushed for Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who had probed a Ukrainian energy company where his son Hunter Biden sat on the board.
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But Trump and his team's boycott of the annual gala didn't stop the Comedy Central comedian from tearing into the administration, with jokes alluding to perceived Trump campaign ties to Moscow that are being probed by congressional and FBI investigators.
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Last year, apexart presented exhibitions in Tbilisi, Georgia, where it probed the legacy of Soviet Cosmonautics in Illegal Kosmonavtika, and Fordlândia, Brazil, where Transmissão Fordlândia presented sound installations and radio workshops that mined the sounds and histories of the Amazon.
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Mr. Spurlock, 47, was propelled to fame by his 2004 documentary assault on fast food, "Super Size Me," in which he probed the effects on his health — including gaining 25 pounds — while eating nothing but McDonald's food for a month.
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That contract was awarded to two retired Air Force psychologists who operated and managed the program and was worth $181 million over five years, according to a report by the Senate Intelligence Committee that probed the efficacy of the CIA's program.
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Congo's government is under pressure to investigate the violence in Kasai, where the United Nations says it has found a total of 40 mass grave sites it says may need to be probed by the International Criminal Court if the government fails to.
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They've been particularly focused on the first ask, an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who sat on the board of a Ukrainian energy company, Burisma Holdings, whose owner had been probed by the former Ukrainian general prosecutor.
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If Trump's returns are indeed under audit — whether those from before his term began or after — they're likely being probed by the IRS's "Wealth Squad," a specialized group that is supposed to conduct audits on very rich taxpayers, which Trump claims to be.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is being probed for ethics violations for telling county clerks that they could deny marriage licenses to same sex-couples, another potential setback for the state's top lawyer, who is already facing felony charges.
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In April, the anti-corruption agency said it was looking into suspected "serious discipline violations" by its chairman, and the company had also taken a stake into a unit of an energy firm whose chairman is also being probed for suspected economic crimes.
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We know a fair amount about the obstruction investigation already — that Mueller probed Trump's interactions with then-FBI director James Comey, Trump's decision to fire Comey, Trump's pressures on other Justice Department officials, and Trump's interactions with Russia probe witnesses and defendants.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An employee of a Chinese airline, who came onto the radar of U.S. authorities as they probed the activities of a Macau billionaire accused of bribing a U.N. General Assembly president, is now facing legal troubles of her own.
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McConnell also said the U.S. needs to "retaliate" against Russia for their interference in the 2016 election: Why it matters: Hearings with the three major tech giants — Facebook, Twitter, and Google — started this week, in which lawmakers probed their response to Russia's interference.
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Zhongji was among the Chinese foil companies that unsuccessfully filed a joint "no injury" claim with the U.S. International Trade Commission last year as Washington probed whether the companies were unfairly subsidised, and is now trying to reverse the duties on its own.
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A November 2018 Miami Herald report probed the deal that granted Epstein lax sentencing guidelines even though the paper said local and federal investigators looking into Epstein's suspected trafficking of minor girls had enough evidence to put him away for life in 2007.
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Europe's biggest lender, which also said a U.S. monitor had concerns over the speed with which it was changing following money laundering lapses, confirmed it is among several financial firms being probed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over Asian recruitment practices.
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Kuciak's last story probed links between Italian businessmen in Slovakia, one of whom was arrested on a European warrant for drug trafficking in March and extradited to Italy this week, and two Slovaks who later went on to work in Fico's government office.
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It amounts to one of the most influential changes made in the wake of a Justice Department inspector general report that faulted the FBI for its handling of certain investigative steps as it probed potential ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Zhongji was among the Chinese foil companies that unsuccessfully filed a joint "no injury" claim with the U.S. International Trade Commission last year as Washington probed whether the companies were unfairly subsidized, and is now trying to reverse the duties on its own.
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When the process moved from the House Intelligence Committee (which probed the facts of the Ukraine scandal) to the Judiciary Committee (which is in charge of drawing up articles of impeachment), some members wanted to put the Mueller material back on the table.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Earlier this year, the Welsh musician, Cate Le Bon released "Home to You," a dreamy, disorienting piece of psych-pop that probed the meaning of "home" divorced from its usual white picket, flag-waving signifiers.
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They probed each other's positions on the three main issues of the first phase of negotiations: the rights of EU citizens living in Britain (and vice versa); Britain's outstanding financial obligations to the EU; and the border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic.
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" VIRGIN MARY STATUE BEHEADING IN NEW YORK BEING PROBED AS HATE CRIME Cantu said he has to look into whether the tears were a hoax, but, he said, "even if it were (a hoax), we are not sure how it would be done, physically.
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Angry they paid to have a "guaranteed affair" and spent hours chatting with "fembots" instead, former clients of Ashley Madison are now having their grievances probed by the US Federal Trade Commission, according to an executive at the dating website's parent company, Avid Life Media.
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U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan said the automaker must face claims over statements in late 2014 that it was "substantially" in compliance, even as it was being probed by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration for shortcomings tied to two recalls.
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This is the second time the safety board has probed a Tesla crash that may be linked to Autopilot, Tesla's semi-autonomous driver assist system that handles some tasks and allows drivers under certain conditions to take their hands off the wheel for extended periods.
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That's just under average for most large cities, though it dipped to an abysmal 5 percent in a special election held just last week to replace a rep who'd resigned for money laundering (the special election itself is being probed for possible irregularities and fraud).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The two Democrats on the five-member Federal Trade Commission voted to oppose the appointment of a lawyer tapped to head the commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection because of his previous work for Equifax and other companies being probed by the agency.
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When Sekulow stumbled during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday" and said, twice, that Trump was under investigation -- despite his insistence on other programs that the President is not being probed -- he reappeared the next morning on "Fox and Friends" to clear up the statement.
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We all tolerate certain encroachments on privacy, especially online but also in the physical world: One can hardly walk through a commercial district without one's image being captured by dozens of private and public security cameras, and having one's phone probed by searching wireless networks.
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U.S. authorities are investigating a fatal Tesla Model S crash in Florida last Sunday that killed the driver and caused a massive fire, the second fatal Tesla crash in the state this week being probed, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Saturday.
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Craig told CNN he is no longer pursuing the job because "FEMA doesn't need the sidetrack right now" -- referencing an NBC News report that investigators had probed the work and travel records he submitted while working as an official in the George W. Bush administration.
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The motor cortex—a part of the cerebral cortex that is directly associated with movement—had been discovered only a century earlier, in 19723, when two researchers in Berlin probed the brains of dogs strapped to a dressing table, provoking muscle twitches in response.
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Trapped on a floe drifting southward, they continually checked the thickness of the ice over the next few days: Bombardier probed with a chisel and then carefully stepped on to the gray ice, progressing inch by inch until the ice grew black and watery.
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In addition to hosting a workshop titled "Cosplay is for EveryBODY: A Round Table about Confidence in Cosplay," Flame Con hosted two panels ("Race, Gender, and Other Challenges in Cosplay" and "Cosplay and Consent") that probed the broader implications of cosplaying as a minority.
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The internal investigations were followed by the special accountability board, convened by CIA Director George Tenet in September 2005, that probed the actions of three CIA employees who were named by the IG in connection with Rahman's death — Zirbel and two other CIA associates.
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After the DOJ probed Newark's policing practices and found that they "harmed residents" and "eroded trust," Newark agreed to retrain its officers on use of force, stops, and searches, require most of them to wear body cameras, and equip all patrol cars with dash cams.
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With special counsel Robert Mueller's appointment to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election, for example, reporters and cable TV bookers went in search of any of Clinton's investigative antagonists, former Watergate prosecutors and pretty much anyone else who had ever probed a president.
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My memoir, which I was writing at the time, probed similar questions, telling the story of my two years in solitude in northern Vermont, where I retreated in my mid-20s in an effort to answer the larger questions my accident had stirred up.
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NEW YORK, April 150 (Reuters) - An employee of a Chinese airline, who came onto the radar of U.S. authorities as they probed the activities of a Macau billionaire accused of bribing a U.N. General Assembly president, is now facing legal troubles of her own.
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The nature of "fear itself" is being probed in very different terms at the Donmar Warehouse, home to "Berberian Sound Studio," a play in which a lone Englishman in a foreign land is forced to confront demons within him he hadn't even known were there.
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US Voting Machine Supplier Leaks 1.8 Million Chicago Voter Records [Updated]A leading US supplier of voting machines confirmed on Thursday that it exposed the personal…Read more Read"The fact that the Russians probed the election-related systems of 21 states is truly disturbing," Sen.
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One of the ads, which were for Insidious: The Last Key, allegedly showed a woman "lying on a floor immobile, bloodied and distressed while a humanoid creature crept towards her and then probed at her with claw-like fingers and pierced her skin," according to the ASA.
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TORONTO, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index ended higher on Monday, with gains for energy companies due to rise in oil offsetting a plunge in shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc after the drug company said it was being probed by a U.S. securities regulator.
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American officials have long said publicly that Russia, China and other nations have probed and left hidden malware on parts of U.S critical infrastructure, "preparing the battlefield," in military parlance, for cyber attacks that could turn out the lights or turn off the internet across major cities.
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Trump, whose 2016 election campaign is being probed for possible collusion with Russia, has said repeatedly he wants to have a good relationship with Washington's former Cold War foe, despite tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine, Syria and alleged election meddling around the world.
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In the country's biggest protests since rallies brought down communism almost three decades ago, tens of thousands have taken to the streets demanding a new government and a fair investigation into last month's killing of Jan Kuciak, 27, who probed fraud cases involving businessmen with political ties.
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Deutsche has also been linked to an entirely separate money laundering scandal of historic proportions centered on Danish lender Danske Bank, which is being probed over almost a quarter-trillion dollars' worth of suspicious payments that flowed through its branch in the former Soviet republic of Estonia.
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Theories: The Trump administration has yet to identify who or what was responsible for the attacks, but have probed several possibilities such as whether Cuba's government, a "rogue faction" of its security forces, a third country —like Russia — or some combination of the three were responsible.
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We've already seen the first election debate with a segment dedicated to cybersecurity, followed by an FBI warning to Congress that the voter registration system is being probed by hackers — hackers who may be linked to a foreign government's attempt to cause chaos in our system.
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Tens of thousands of Slovaks have staged the country's biggest protests in three decades of democracy to demand a new government and a fair investigation into last month's killing of Jan Kuciak, 27, who probed fraud cases involving businessmen with political ties, alongside fiancee Martina Kusnirova.
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"We are committed to supporting all women who have faced sexual assault, not only at Yale, but across the country," the letter said, before demanding that the new allegations against Kavanaugh be "thoroughly investigated" and that a confirmation vote be delayed until the charges are probed.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) and probed by top congressional panels including the House Oversight Committee.
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But a key element of the plan, forcing staff to move to self-employment contracts, is being probed by Polish authorities and a law to allow contractors to join unions — and potentially push for concessions granted in Western Europe — is due to enter force there in January.
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"The fact that the Russians probed the election-related systems of 21 states is truly disturbing, and it must serve as a call to action to assist states in hardening their defenses against foreign adversaries that seek to compromise the integrity of our election process," said Collins.
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As a yogi, it was not surprising that he had probed the deeper meaning of the game: "The simplicity of it makes everyone attempt it, but the subtlety of it makes almost everybody get frustrated with it," he once observed in an interview with Isha's magazine.
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BRUSSELS, March 13 (Reuters) - European Council President Donald Tusk will not be able to come to Poland on March 15 to testify as a witness in a case probed by Polish prosecutors, because he has prior engagements in the European Parliament, Tusk's spokesman said on Monday.
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Compounding those missteps, critics say, is apparent avoidance of the issue on the campaign trail –– Harris has dodged inquiries from the Los Angeles Times about the latest homelessness figures in California, and she declines to talk specifics about how to address the country's rental crisis when probed by voters.
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In the painful, 13-minute 60 Minutes interview, Lesley Stahl probed DeVos about guns in schools, which she believes is a state choice, test scores in the US, how public schools in her own state of Michigan have fared under her leadership, sexual assault on campus, and discrimination.
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On the phone call, Trump pressed Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a leading presidential candidate for the Democratic nomination, and his son, Hunter, who sat on the board of an energy company, Burisma Holdings, whose owner had been probed by the former Ukrainian general prosecutor.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez probed Kevin McAleenan about the photoshopped images of her — one where she's engaging in oral sex with a detained migrant and an illustration of the president forcing her head into his crotch — that were posted in the recently revealed group of some 9,500 Border Patrol staff.
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Chinese state-owned enterprises have led a bailout of 1MDB — acquiring assets including a power generation business — that has relieved pressure on Najib Razak's Malaysian government at a time when financial flows linked to the state fund are being probed by regulators in the U.S., Singapore and Switzerland.
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The U.S. president, whose 2016 election campaign is being probed for possible collusion with Russia, has said repeatedly he wants to have a good relationship with Washington's former Cold War foe, despite tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine, Syria and alleged election meddling around the world.
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The details: According to the indictment, the false statements came when Mueller's team probed van der Zwaan's work for the Ukraine Ministry of Justice, and include lying about his interactions with Rick Gates, the Paul Manafort associate and former Trump campaign adviser who was indicted by Mueller last fall.
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To be clear, Giuliani stated on Wednesday night under friendly questioning on Fox News that the Stormy Daniels payments were perfectly legal, and should not be probed by prosecutors, because Mr. Trump ultimately funded the Daniels settlement with his own funds via a monthly retainer to Cohen's firm.
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The meeting, along with a number of other events being probed by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, would fall under James's jurisdiction, NBC News noted.
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" Silberman writes: While other books have probed the historical roots of America's love affair with amphetamines — notably Nicolas Rasmussen's "On Speed," published in 2008 — "ADHD Nation" focuses on an unholy alliance between drugmakers, academic psychiatrists, policy makers and celebrity shills like Glenn Beck that Schwarz brands the "A.
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Pepper sprayed, deprived of food and water, intrusively probed, and handcuffed so tightly to the point of numbness and bleeding — these are just some of the abuses several people allegedly endured at the hands of the D.C. police in the aftermath of the Inauguration Day protests in January.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating a fatal Tesla Inc Model S crash in Florida last Sunday that killed the driver and caused a massive fire, the second fatal Tesla crash in the state this week being probed, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Saturday.
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SAO PAULO/ATHENS, Nov 2 (Reuters) - The manager of an oil tanker being probed by Brazilian authorities in connection with an oil spill off the country's coast has found "no proof" of the vessel conducting activities that may have led to leaks on a journey between Venezuela and Malaysia.
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In their latest excavation, in August and September, the months most suited to open navigation in the ice-covered waters, they probed areas of the ship that were accessible and that promised to yield artifacts, such as the officers' quarters, the pantry, niches for hammocks, sea chests and cabins.
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Both comments came during an interview on the Hugh Hewitt Show, which aired days after top lawyers from Facebook, Google and Twitter appeared on Capitol Hill for three hearings at which lawmakers probed whether they should have done more — and sooner — to combat the Kremlin's online propaganda efforts.
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Barr's comment that most of what Mueller probed on obstruction has been publicly reported indicates that events like Trump's firing of James Comey as FBI director in May 2017 when the agency was heading the Russia inquiry are likely to be the focus of this section of the report.
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A government whistleblower told the intelligence community inspector general that Trump pressed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in July to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who sat on the board of an energy company, Burisma Holdings, whose owner had been probed by the former Ukrainian general prosecutor.
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The Highly Dangerous 'Triton' Hackers Have Probed the US GridSecurity analysts at the Electric Information Sharing and Analysis Center and the critical-infrastructure security firm Dragos tracked a group of sophisticated hackers carrying out broad scans of dozens of US power grid targets, apparently looking for entry points into their networks.
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In May 1976, a little over a month after the discovery of the Ocean Wave, the editors of Avalanche art magazine, Liza Béar and Willoughby Sharp, published a transcript of a phone interview with Andersen in the summer issue of 1976, in which they repeatedly probed the nature of Ader's intentions.
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He said that he knows "for a fact" that the committee in its current state is not conducting the kind of oversight for the intelligence community that it should be, suggesting that it is distracted by related topics that are better left to be probed by other areas of Congress.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said evidence suggesting that members of President Trump's campaign conspired with the Kremlin to influence the presidential election in Trump's favor was "more than circumstantial," and needed to be thoroughly probed.
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Noting that the issue was already being probed by the office of professional responsibility of the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) service, Thompson asked the inspector general to open a probe into what DHS and CBP leadership knew about the groups and what action they had taken to address it.
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Dr. Bruce Jessen and Dr. James Mitchell were identified by name in an April 27, 2005, CIA Inspector General report that probed the circumstances surrounding the death of 34-year-old Afghan militant Gul Rahman, according to documents obtained exclusively by VICE News in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
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Dr. Bruce Jessen and Dr. James Mitchell were identified by name in an April 27, 22014, CIA Inspector General report that probed the circumstances surrounding the death of 248-year-old Afghan militant Gul Rahman, according to documents obtained exclusively by VICE News in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
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Canada's prosecutor John Gibb-Carsley noted that Meng used to travel frequently to the US and has a son attending school in Boston but has made no trips since March 2017, implying that she began to avoid traveling to the US after Huawei started to be probed by the US Justice Department.
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"I was strongly influenced by Gavin's interview with the sheriff's department," Hultman said, noting he believed the boy, though Herard actually probed her peers to question Arvizo's allegations by pointing to a key moment in the clip when the teen appeared to smirk after accusing Jackson of kissing him on the lips.
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In some respects, though, this "Westworld" came to owe as much of a debt to "Inception," the movie by Nolan's brother Christopher, as it probed ever deeper into levels of consciousness, and at what point the realistic robots (or "hosts") in the show's space-age amusement park achieve true sentience and life.
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Other topics that Democrats have signaled could be probed include whether the Trump administration tried to block AT&T from acquiring Time Warner and retaliate against Amazon for political purposes, and whether President Donald Trump scrapped plans to relocate the FBI's headquarters to avoid harming his business interests in the nearby Trump Hotel.
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It is rare to find a computer today that is not linked to another, that is not baked with circuitry, applications and operating systems and that has not — at one point or another — been probed by a hacker, digital criminal or nation looking for weaknesses to exploit for profit, espionage or destruction.
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Two separate Inspector General investigations, one of which probed potential ethics violations by CIA officers, later revealed that filmmakers Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal showered CIA officers involved in the operation with gifts and received unprecedented access, which included the disclosure of classified information to Bigelow and Boal by CIA director Leon Panetta.
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Mr. Quinto had succeeded Leonard Nimoy as Spock in the "Star Trek" film franchise, and now he was being asked to reprise Mr. Nimoy's role as host of the paranormal docu-series, which originally ran from 1977 to 1982 and probed folk mysteries like Bigfoot, the Bermuda Triangle and the Loch Ness Monster.
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Some of these people are connected to events or subjects that have already been the subject of charges by special counsel Robert Mueller or other prosecutors: Then there are several other document requests focusing on topics that have been probed by Mueller or other investigators but have not yet resulted in any charges.
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So in a hearing on Monday of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence about Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, Mr. Schiff, a doe-eyed former federal prosecutor, politely probed James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, and carefully laid out the history of the Trump campaign's contacts with Russian officials.
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His role in the investigation — first indicated last week by a court filing that included documents from Devine — nevertheless entangles the Sanders orbit in an expansive government inquiry that has probed questions surrounding Russia's interference in the US election, Trump's potential obstruction of justice, and the insider world of lobbying and influence in Washington.
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With November balloting just over three months away, US officials are on heightened alert for the kind of meddling that marred the 2016 presidential election, when Russian agents conducted a social media campaign intended to influence the outcome of the election, probed state election systems, and downloaded the personal information of 500,000 voters in Illinois.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey told Congress in a letter made public on Friday that his agency was looking into new emails that may be connected to Clinton, who had been probed by the FBI over her use of a private server and how she handled classified information while America's top diplomat.
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For example, when investigators downloaded the illegal movie and live sports app "Mobdro," malware within the app sent the investigators' Wi-Fi network name and password to a server in Indonesia, probed the network's security measures looking to access files and other devices, and uploaded, without authorization, 85033 terabytes of data from the investigators' device.
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The report largely corroborates earlier findings from private cyber firms, such as CrowdStrike, which probed the hacks at the DNC and elsewhere, and is a preview of a more detailed assessment from the U.S. intelligence community that President Barack Obama ordered completed before he leaves office next month, a source familiar with the matter said.
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The EPA confirmed that statement in a letter to Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.) when he probed the email setup.
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Why it matters: Lavrov met with Trump in the Oval Office in 2017 when Trump reportedly divulged classified information to the foreign minister and Sergey Kislyak, who was then the Russian ambassador to the U.S., the day after he fired then-FBI Director James Comey as the Bureau probed ties between Trump associates and Russia.
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All three companies had probed their sales records and other data to track the scope of Russia's suspected election meddling and they released their findings on Monday, ahead of their scheduled testimony in front of a different Senate committee on Tuesday — the first of three such hearings this week focused on the 2016 election.
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In some ways, this eclipse asks you questions that cannot be answered—it lands in the sector of your chart that rules mysteries, and while secrets are sure to be probed and some understanding is likely to be gleaned, it's the nature of life that once one a mystery is solved, another is surely around the corner.
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Some 39 individuals including Winterkorn are being investigated over suspected emissions fraud, with the former CEO also being probed for suspected market manipulation together with Hans Dieter Poetsch, the group's former finance chief who is now supervisory board chairman, and Herbert Diess, now group CEO who joined the firm in July 2015 as head of the VW brand.
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Earlier this week, at a staff meeting in San Francisco, Uber executives revealed to the company's 12,000 employees that 20 of their colleagues had been fired and that 57 are still being probed over harassment, discrimination and inappropriate behavior, following a string of accusations that Uber had created a toxic workplace and allowed complaints to go unaddressed for years.
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In reality, the building's vastness has consistently defeated any attempts at upkeep, leaving it, Young notes, in "a state of perpetual crumbling," a very attractive idea for an artist whose work has consistently probed the seams of the law looking for the kinds of snags and frays that might allow a productive unraveling of its supposedly inviolable fabric.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) probed Clayton on how he'd handle Carl Icahn, the multi-billionaire investor unofficially advising Trump on regulatory reform.
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Later, when Espy responded to Hyde-Smith's long-needed apology by saying, "I don't know what's in your heart, but we all know what came out of your mouth," many wished he had probed deeper -- perhaps reminding Hyde Smith that if racism is America's original sin, lynching represents its unresolved legacy and is nothing to joke about.
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Huber has also been looking at whether the FBI should have more thoroughly probed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's ties to Uranium One, a Russian nuclear energy agency.
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Mr. Cohen repeatedly denounces the decision: Holmes could have "probed the factual record" to determine whether Ms. Buck was feebleminded; he could have looked at the expanding literature of the biological sciences, which had begun to challenge the basic assumptions of eugenics; he could have thought through the psychological consequences of sterilization for a young woman like Ms. Buck.
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The graphic description of the conditions of Rahman's confinement and the disastrous operations of COBALT were laid bare in 22002-year-old, closely guarded CIA reports that probed the circumstances of his death; those reports [pdf at the end of this article] were just turned over to VICE News in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit.
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The graphic description of the conditions of Rahman's confinement and the disastrous operations of COBALT were laid bare in 22012-year-old, closely guarded CIA reports that probed the circumstances of his death; those reports [pdf at the end of this article] were just turned over to VICE News in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit.
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We can't really say what the lower anal resting pressure results mean either, because the authors of the latter study argue that this lower pressure might just be a sign of greater comfort with anal stimulation—in other words, maybe guys who had bottomed before were just a little more relaxed while they were being probed.
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Lawmakers involved in the discussions told CNN that they believe that the individuals who ignored their lawful subpoenas should be held in contempt, arguing that they should be held accountable for refusing to comply with compulsory orders as Democrats probed whether Trump leveraged his office in pushing Ukraine to announce investigations potentially beneficial to his electoral prospects.
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In the half-century since, Megson — better known as the musician and visual artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge — has steadily probed at the boundaries of the body, both literally and figuratively, evolving from art provocateur to founder of the influential British bands Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV to semi-established fine artist with archives at the Tate Britain.
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