As he refused to cooperate, officials resorted to threatening him.
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When he refused to cooperate, he was assaulted, Mlotshwa said.
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The Democrats noted Erickson and Keene have refused to cooperate.
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The case was dropped after the alleged victim refused to cooperate.
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"He refused to cooperate with investigators at the time," Bosenko says.
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The ex-king, 84, refused to cooperate and appealed the decision.
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President Trump has categorically refused to cooperate with the impeachment investigation.
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Okobi allegedly refused to cooperate and the deputy called for help.
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Goose squawked four times, beat his wings and refused to cooperate.
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The U.S. government has long refused to cooperate with the court.
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Another 15 schools refused to cooperate, according to the Education Department.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with House Democrats' investigation.
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Frieda died; Knopf blustered; and Lawrence's British agent refused to cooperate.
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The president's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, also has refused to cooperate.
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Security firm Symantec pointedly refused to cooperate with Russian demands last week.
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His girlfriend also refused to cooperate so the case was not prosecuted.
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Again, 44 states, including Republican ones, refused to cooperate with the commission.
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They called themselves political prisoners and refused to cooperate with British guards.
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Scott initially refused to cooperate and denied his identity, Stilwell said Thursday.
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When Manafort refused to cooperate, it was a huge loss for Mueller.
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So far, Trump's White House has refused to cooperate with the inquiry.
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The White House refused to cooperate or participate in the inquiry entirely.
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Mayfield allegedly sprinted away from the officer and once tackled, refused to cooperate.
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When he refused to cooperate, he was tackled to the ground and handcuffed.
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He asked Garnett what she would do if department officials refused to cooperate.
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Moscow, seen as key to any agreement, has so far refused to cooperate.
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Levandowski himself was fired by Uber after he refused to cooperate with authorities.
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Oppenheimer, who was soon to leave for Los Alamos, indignantly refused to cooperate.
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He threatened them with legal charges if they refused to cooperate with him.
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The White House had flatly refused to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry.
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In his statement, Grassley said that Feinstein had refused to cooperate with him.
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That anonymous staffer, according to Christianity Today, later refused to cooperate in any investigation.
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Police allege Dobbs has refused to cooperate with their investigation into the double slaying.
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Williams said that doctors involved in the investigation of these deficiencies refused to cooperate.
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Desjardins&apos attorney said earlier that his client had refused to cooperate with authorities.
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Uber eventually fired Levandowski in May after he refused to cooperate with its investigation.
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The case against Officer Danese eventually fell apart after the child refused to cooperate.
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Some of those who might have witnessed the episode refused to cooperate with investigators.
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But under Lloyd's direction, the shelter where she was being detained refused to cooperate.
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News outlets said that, unlike Mr. Anikeyev, they had refused to cooperate with investigators.
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The Oakland Athletics, who own last place in the AL West, refused to cooperate.
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Levandowski was fired from Uber in May when he refused to cooperate in the investigation.
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Thus far, however, actual inflation numbers have refused to cooperate with the winter's bleak expectations.
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Police say they tried to contact Bushkin by phone, but he allegedly refused to cooperate.
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However, prosecution may be difficult since Myanmar refused to cooperate with the ICC last week.
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Numerous states had refused to cooperate with the commission, and cited concerns over voter suppression.
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Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber said last year that Malaysian authorities had refused to cooperate.
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Wylie has refused to cooperate with us until we lift the suspension on his account.
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His political appointees all followed his lead and refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Bolton refused to cooperate with the House inquiry but made a surprise announcement on Jan.
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Several of his accusers had refused to cooperate, she told the judge, court records show.
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Vallow has refused to cooperate with authorities, police said in a statement on December 30.
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Russia refused to cooperate with the trial, calling it illegal and Gorbachev declined to testify.
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The Afghan attorney general opened an investigation, but General Dostum for months refused to cooperate.
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They refused to cooperate but after changing lawyers Parnas decided to cooperate with the House.
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But Mr. Bashir has refused to cooperate with the court and continues to travel widely.
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Trump's political appointees, with one exception, have all refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Uber, on the other hand, refused to cooperate at all, according to the city attorney's office.
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Prince Bandar refused to cooperate with the investigation led by Lawrence E. Walsh, the independent counsel.
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Vote Leave resisted the investigation from the start and had refused to cooperate, the commission said.
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According to an arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE, Akpan has allegedly refused to cooperate with investigators.
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But many of them refused to cooperate, believing she had died from witchcraft or an abortion.
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That man was shot in the hand, according to investigators, but refused to cooperate with authorities.
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Uber fired Mr. Levandowski in May when he refused to cooperate with its case against Waymo.
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Salazar, who refused to cooperate with the antidoping agency's investigation, did not respond to interview requests.
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We're told she refused to cooperate, and for now ... the department is investigating the circumstances further.
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Even if Mr. Trump refused to cooperate, diagnosis might be the easy part — perhaps too easy.
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The attorney general chose not to prosecute a Reagan Cabinet official who refused to cooperate with Congress.
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The shooter got away and police were left high and dry after the victim refused to cooperate.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the process thus far, directing officials not to testify.
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As superintendent, Johnson has refused to cooperate with the federal government's efforts to round up undocumented immigrants.
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At the president's direction, White House officials refused to cooperate at all with the House impeachment inquiry.
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And Mr. Smollett reportedly refused to cooperate with law enforcement officials by withholding evidence from the police.
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Officers found him nearby a short time later and say he was drunk and initially refused to cooperate.
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As for his middle finger mug shot, the docs say Songz refused to cooperate during the booking process.
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Police union officials say the youth refused to cooperate and there wasn&apost enough evidence to fire Sellner.
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Some states have refused to cooperate entirely, while others said they will provide details that are already public.
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But Riyadh has refused to cooperate with a U.N. inquiry, rejecting it as interference in its internal affairs.
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Sia was performing Wednesday night at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, Colorado when the weather refused to cooperate.
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Some employees have refused to cooperate with investigators and have hired lawyers, people briefed on the matter said.
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When the weather refused to cooperate, a quick relocation to the mezzanine of the Roman Galleries was arranged.
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It was important since the White House has, before now, officially refused to cooperate with the impeachment process.
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Clinton and her staff refused to cooperate with State Department investigators seeking confirm any damage to national security.
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They also refused to cooperate with State Department investigators trying to establish the facts around the Ahuas shootings.
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Once elected, they refused to cooperate with the I.C.C.'s investigation and, the court claims, "interfered" with it.
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They contacted Faith, who lives on the property, and she "refused to cooperate" with the officers, police said.
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That's a curious claim, since the Ajit Pai FCC has refused to cooperate with said investigations as well.
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We're told the the D.A.'s office dropped the matter because Drita's neighbor, Mary Bratti, refused to cooperate.
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The rest are believed to be in Turkey, and the Erdogan government has refused to cooperate in their extradition.
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Despite the fears of some of a "jobs-pocalypse," the economy has stubbornly refused to cooperate with the doomsayers.
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However, authorities did not file charges against Couch after the woman refused to cooperate with investigators, the spokesman said.
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All the while, the president and his staff have refused to cooperate with the congressional investigation into what transpired.
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Watt, a former Democratic congressman, has denied the allegations and refused to cooperate with internal investigations into Grimes's claims.
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" The interrogators told him that "if he refused to cooperate, he would suffer in ways he never thought possible.
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He recounts being met by the FSB—Russia's main intelligence agency—and claims he refused to cooperate with them.
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Trump has long refused to cooperate with congressional oversight, including after the release of the Mueller report this spring.
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" But he concluded that that Trump "deliberately and unconstitutionally" refused to cooperate with the House investigation "in any way.
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The Iranian authorities insisted that the jetliner had gone down for mechanical reasons, and refused to cooperate with investigators.
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Those localities have refused to cooperate with requests by ICE to turn over undocumented immigrants held in local custody.
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He refused to cooperate with the inquiry, but he is writing a book that will come out next year.
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ET.Trump, meanwhile, has refused to cooperate with or participate in the impeachment inquiry, calling the process unfair and unconstitutional.
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Yet in response to this impeachment inquiry, the President refused to recognize Congress' authority and has refused to cooperate.
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Offered a retrospective by the National Portrait Gallery in London, Goldin refused to cooperate unless they shunned Sackler funds.
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After Levandowski invoked his Fifth Amendment rights and refused to cooperate with the investigation into Waymo's claims, Uber fired him.
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He was then detained, but as he refused to cooperate he ended up with bruises from the handcuffs, police said.
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A police tactical squad began negotiating with Anthony but he allegedly refused to cooperate with authorities, according to the statement.
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The White House refused to cooperate and is likely to defy the new subpoenas, setting up yet another court fight.
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The White House has refused to cooperate in the process, while Republicans have criticized it as overly secretive and partisan.
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The president dissolved the group a short time later as states refused to cooperate or filed lawsuits against the effort.
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Many employers refused to cooperate, prompting a massive strike — and earning the nickname "May Day," Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz reported.
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Gulf Cartel founder Juan Garcia Abrego likewise refused to cooperate and, upon his conviction in 22019, received 11 life sentences.
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But they decided not to because of conflicting accounts and insufficient evidence after Barnea and other witnesses refused to cooperate.
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Apple has so far refused to cooperate, and the company is fighting a court order requiring it to aid investigators.
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Nine of the investigations have been closed — some because Mr. Zinke was cleared, others because his department refused to cooperate.
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Saudi Arabia opposed the Human Rights Council's decision to create the Yemen panel and has refused to cooperate with it.
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Abdullah, who eventually moved to Sweden, was still irate about his experience with the US officials and refused to cooperate.
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Moore's wife, Tonya Hardy Moore, who arrived at the house, refused to cooperate in the search for him, Walker said.
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We broke the story ... the criminal case against the rapper was eventually dismissed when Greene refused to cooperate with prosecutors.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the impeachment probe, accusing Democrats of engaging in an unfair and "illegitimate" process.
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Thus far, Disney has refused to cooperate, raising the possibility that "Pirates" could hit the Internet before its planned release date.
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The men would be forced into the chair if they refused to cooperate, interrogators allegedly told them, although they never were.
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Trump has tried to blame Democrats for his administration's policy, but has refused to cooperate with Democrats to eliminate the practice.
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His White House has steadfastly refused to cooperate with the House probe to date, blocking aides from testifying or providing documentation.
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The company previously sued a South Korean app developer it says refused to cooperate with its investigation into its data policies.
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Prosecutions may be difficult because Myanmar has refused to cooperate with the International Criminal Court last week, according to the Journal.
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They also said local law enforcement officials have refused to cooperate with their office's investigations because of the politics of immigration.
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However, he remained a powerful figure within the mob even behind bars and refused to cooperate with investigators until the end.
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The surviving victims and their lawyers said they distrusted the Queens district attorney's office and refused to cooperate with its investigation.
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In the report, Jack Sharman, the special counsel, noted that Mr. Bentley and his associates, including Ms. Mason, refused to cooperate.
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The 58-year-old man was later arrested by authorities after he allegedly refused to cooperate with the investigation, RTV reports.
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Trump has called the Ukraine call that launched the inquiry "perfect," and his administration has refused to cooperate with the inquiry.
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In some cases, the Pentagon has explicitly refused to cooperate with the Environmental Protection Agency and let dangerous sites linger unaddressed.
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That complaint triggered an investigation, but Farrera-Brochez refused to cooperate, Health Minister Gan Kim Yong told Singapore's Parliament on Tuesday.
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The government rejects the allegations and has refused to cooperate with a U.N. fact-finding mission to look into abuses in Myanmar.
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Mitch McConnell, after all, refused to cooperate when Obama officials insisted that Russian interference be made public in the summer of 2016.
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Myanmar has flatly rejected charges that its security forces committed mass atrocities, and it refused to cooperate with the fact-finding team.
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Pagliano refused to cooperate after invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and destroyed evidence after being given a preservation order.
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In one conversation, the investigator complained that another gay soldier refused to cooperate with the inquiry and wanted to hire a lawyer.
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A Johnson-supporting lawyer, Charles Woolley, refused to cooperate with a House committee investigation into possible corruption in the impeachment vote itself.
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"She refused to cooperate and was briefly handcuffed; officers escorted her into the command where she was uncuffed," the NYPD statement said.
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Former national security adviser John Bolton, Hill's former boss, is among those who've refused to cooperate with impeachment investigators' request to testify.
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If the administration had tried to send him to the military prison in Cuba, then Spain probably would have refused to cooperate.
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The unnamed state employee initially refused to cooperate with the investigation into what happened and has now been fired, according to state officials.
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At least four people were wounded—one critically—but details remain sketchy, as the bus's passengers reportedly refused to cooperate with the authorities.
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Defense attorney Arnold Levine says his client is not guilty by reason of insanity and has refused to cooperate with his own lawyers.
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The D.A. says the woman refused to cooperate, but if she changes her mind and works with them they could reopen the case.
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We're told the 33-year-old refused to cooperate with the officers on scene, and so he was arrested for obstruction of justice.
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Edward Delatorre, the chief of the Police Department's transit bureau, said a common theme was that people refused to cooperate with the police.
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Democrats said they had enough material to move forward with public impeachment hearings even though some Trump administration officials have refused to cooperate.
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Myanmar's government has refused to cooperate with the mission and has said it will not allow members of the group into the country.
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Several key witnesses, including acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser John Bolton have refused to cooperate as well.
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The White House did not mount a formal defense during the House's investigation as it refused to cooperate with the Democratic-led probe.
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She has refused to cooperate with police and has left the state with her husband, police said in a statement on December 30.
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The agency has thus far refused to cooperate with a congressional subpoena for Ukraine-related documents requested as part of the impeachment inquiry.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE after he refused to cooperate in its probe of Rep.
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Others refused to cooperate with prosecutors, which a lawyer for some of the men said they would not do without being granted immunity.
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And it's now hoping to win eminent domain over the remaining land owned by people who have refused to cooperate with the construction.
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Two days after authorities rescued Brown, Kohlhepp, who initially refused to cooperate, took investigators back to the farm and led them to Carver's body.
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Kenney also told the investigator that she wanted to please Frazee and was afraid that he would harm her if she refused to cooperate.
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The "anti-fascist" protesters who were beaten during the confrontation refused to cooperate with police and did not want medical attention, the NYPD said.
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However, any corporate monitor overseeing Trump's business would not have a judge's backing, only the threat of public embarrassment if Trump refused to cooperate.
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A federal investigation was opened in 2009, but the Justice Department said Arpaio's office "consistently refused to cooperate" over the course of 18 months.
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According to our sources, Killa J refused to cooperate ... and that's when bullets started flying and the Memphis rapper caught one in the arm.
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Kim, 37, slammed Kourtney as inconsiderate after her big sister refused to cooperate with her schedule when planning their family's Christmas card photo shoot.
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Wu refused to cooperate with the authorities, which may be why his prison sentence was so severe, said Kit Chan, executive director of CHRLCG.
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Numerous current and former associates of Trump have refused to cooperate with Democratic-led congressional investigations of the Republican president and his business interests.
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But in June 1969, LGBTQ patrons at the Stonewall Inn in New York City decided they had enough and refused to cooperate with police.
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Khmer Rouge spies were everywhere, and if a man and a woman refused to cooperate with their marriage, they were accused of being traitors.
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For months, the president has demeaned Mr. Cohen, calling him weak and praising other former aides who have refused to cooperate with the authorities.
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"The man refused to cooperate with the verbal instructions and attempted to avoid being handcuffed and a struggle ensued," the Border Patrol spokesman said.
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Riina always refused to cooperate with magistrates and died in jail in 2017, denied house arrest which is normally offered to terminally ill prisoners.
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She has refused to cooperate with police and has left the state with her husband, Chad Daybell, police said in a statement on Monday.
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The White House has refused to cooperate in the inquiry, blocking a handful of key witnesses from testifying and refusing to turn over documents.
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While Trump has refused to cooperate with the House probe, he has made clear his lawyers will mount a defense in a Senate trial.
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Of the 184 people who were shot and wounded in the Bronx through early September, more than a third — 66 victims — refused to cooperate.
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But because Assange has refused to cooperate with the investigation for seven years — and continues to hide in the Ecuadorian Embassy — they can't continue investigating.
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Lois Lerner time and time again, refused to cooperate with Congress in its investigation of targeting conservative groups, and instead hid behind the Fifth Amendment.
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President Bill Clinton pardoned a former Whitewater real estate partner Susan McDougal, who refused to cooperate with the independent counsel during the federal Whitewater investigation.
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Senator Malta has said that Fidelis refused to cooperate with the mandate, which is why he ordered the federal police to escort Fidelis by force.
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"As we speak, he has refused to cooperate with police thus far," Manning said in the statement, urging O'Neill to make himself available to investigators.
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Sources told The Oregonian that Finicum and Ryan Bundy had refused to cooperate with the officers and tried to run and that Finicum brandished weapons.
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During the Korean War, rather than declaring himself a conscientious objector, Dr. Sharp refused to cooperate with his draft board because he opposed conscription altogether.
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That employee has refused to cooperate with the investigation, though they did receive a written statement from the individual from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency.
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Vanessa refused to cooperate, and pulled out a pair of scissors and a gun ... prompting officers to draw their weapons while retreating from her room.
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It said the woman, Lisa Marie Cater, had refused to cooperate with investigators and had demanded $350,000 from Mr. Hoyt in exchange for her silence.
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The case was settled for over $20 million in 1994 and the charges were ultimately dropped after the boy refused to cooperate with the investigation.
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A spokesman for the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office tells PEOPLE that no criminal charges were filed against Couch after his girlfriend refused to cooperate with detectives.
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When I was in Tokyo last week to give a talk, the first two ATM machines I tried refused to cooperate with my American debit cards.
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But Congress refused to cooperate, blocking or voting down proposals to ban certain types of assault weapons and restricting the sale of large amounts of ammunition.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the probe and a number of administration officials have failed to show up to testify behind closed doors.
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Police said the facility — owned by 58-year-old Carla Faith, who also lives on the property — refused to cooperate with the officers upon their arrival.
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Earlier this year, Trump released an executive order that threatened to withhold federal funding from locales that refused to cooperate with federal policies on undocumented immigrants.
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Numerous current and former associates of President Donald Trump have refused to cooperate with Democratic-led congressional probes of the Republican president and his business interests.
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The archbishop of Gniezno, Wojciech Polak, and Stanislaw Gadecki, the archbishop of Poznan and president of Poland's conference of bishops, refused to cooperate with the filmmakers.
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He argued that the same agencies refused to cooperate with "legitimate congressional investigations" into Trump, including ones focused on bringing articles of impeachment against the president.
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Top officials there refused to cooperate with the House inquiry on Trump's orders and were only partially responsive to an after-the-fact government watchdog investigation.
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After the company refused to cooperate in September, the state of Massachusetts filed a court order forcing Amazon to turn over the data by mid-October.
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The probe, with which the Trump administration refused to cooperate in any way, included testimony from federal officials, documentary evidence and statements from the president himself.
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The prosecution then revoked its recommendation for leniency two weeks ago, saying that the former three-star Army general had refused to cooperate in recent months.
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Critics of the tough regime told the ECHR that one of the main reasons why prisoners refused to cooperate was fear of retaliation against their families.
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The sheriff's office was notified of the formal federal investigation in March 2009 and for 18 months "consistently refused to cooperate" with it, the Justice Department said.
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The sheriff's office was notified of the formal federal investigation in March 2009 and for 18 months "consistently refused to cooperate" with it, the Justice Department said.
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The decision to issue a subpoena came as numerous current and former Trump associates have refused to cooperate with congressional probes of Trump and his business interests.
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For the record, Lindsay's camp says she doesn't know this guy from a hole in the ground, and cops say he refused to cooperate with their investigation.
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Sani also said some government agencies had refused to cooperate, access to bank account details was limited and the use of international donor funds was not investigated.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry, describing it as illegitimate and an attempt to overturn the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the inquiry, describing it as an illegitimate effort by Democrats to overturn the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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Aside from the brief meeting where he gave up his cellphone, Mr. Dulos and Ms. Troconis have refused to cooperate with the investigation, the arrest warrants said.
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Facing suspicions that he knew his brother's whereabouts and details of his crimes when they happened, Mr. Bulger remained silent and refused to cooperate with the authorities.
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The suspect, who has been charged with four counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted aggravated murder, has refused to cooperate with investigators, Fields said.
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Trump, who denied any wrongdoing, thus far has refused to cooperate with the inquiry and ordered current and former administration officials not to testify or provide documents.
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Moreover, the Saudi government – fearing the exposure of its links to extremism – refused to cooperate with U.S. intelligence agencies investigating Osama bin Laden prior to 9/11.
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Trump has refused to cooperate with the House impeachment process and ordered current and former officials like those mentioned by Schumer not to testify or provide documents.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry led by Hill Democrats, and has even sought to bar former officials like Bolton from testifying.
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BIG3 sued the investors Ayman Sabi and Ahmed Al-Rumaihi -- but Mason allegedly refused to cooperate with the league because of his personal relationship with the men.
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With incidents dating as far back as her high school years, she has repeatedly refused to cooperate with treatment and has been hospitalized multiple times for her disorder.
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A federal judge ordered Chelsea Manning back to jail on Thursday after she again refused to cooperate with a grand jury investigating a release of documents by WikiLeaks.
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Mr. King refused to cooperate with the investigation and actively sought to thwart it by threatening and firing staff members who he believed were cooperating, the committee found.
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The executive branch has refused to cooperate with the requests for documents and witness interviews and fought resulting subpoenas from Democrats seeking to compel the administration to comply.
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As we reported ... Miles was arrested in June when cops said he was falling down drunk and refused to cooperate when they placed him in the drunk tank.
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Within days, Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae, an ally of the president, instructed prosecutors to investigate Shincheonji if it obstructed or refused to cooperate with the authorities.
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"Michael Flynn and Rick Gates were critical witnesses for Special Counsel Mueller's investigation, but so far have refused to cooperate fully with Congress," House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep.
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The S.E.C. said that Equifax fired Mr. Bonthu in March after he refused to cooperate with an internal investigation into whether he violated the company's insider trading policy.
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"We asked North Korea on multiple occasions for help in allowing our media and supporters to travel to Pyongyang, but North Korea refused to cooperate," the KFA said.
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It's unclear how exactly he was taken into custody, but Dean's arrest comes hours after he turned in his resignation ... and reportedly refused to cooperate with the investigation.
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Bevan said the Turkish government refused to cooperate with CAR's investigation so the group was not able to determine the efficacy of Ankara's regulations regarding the tracking of components.
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It's raised fears that similar rulings could hamstring the Democrats' efforts to enforce their subpoenas through the courts after the White House has refused to cooperate with Democratic investigations.
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Broward County prosecutors twice looked into filing charges against Chapman, but declined both times because of conflicting accounts and insufficient evidence after Barnea and other witnesses refused to cooperate.
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In 2010 she received a landmark judgment: he would be fined €250 ($295) a day, up to a maximum of €10,000 ($11,473), as long as he refused to cooperate.
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Earlier this year, Apple refused to cooperate when the FBI sought access to the iPhone of one of the killers behind last December's terrorist massacre in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Democratic lawmakers have argued the attorney general bungled the release of the Mueller report, has provided cover for the president and has refused to cooperate with Congress's oversight requests.
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Despite improving ties with some U.N. bodies, Asmara has refused to cooperate with a U.N. Commission of Inquiry that this month accused its leaders of committing crimes against humanity.
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The president said her interest and involvement in politics had been evident early on, when she was arrested for attending a protest and refused to cooperate with the police.
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In his letter, Mr. Smallwood also claimed that most of his department had been singled out for "retribution" because they refused to cooperate with requests from Mr. Carson's staff.
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Mr. Carmody said Uber regretted hiring him and noted that it had fired him in May — almost two months after Mr. Levandowski had refused to cooperate with Uber's case.
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Former national security adviser Michael Flynn has refused to cooperate with the House Intelligence Committee's demand for testimony and documents, Chairman Adam Schiff wrote in a letter released Monday.
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Russia refused to cooperate with the trial, calling it illegal and in violation of the fundamental principles of justice, and former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, 88, declined to testify.
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Trump's counsel has been invited to participate in the hearing, but the White House has so far refused to cooperate with Democrats' investigation, rejecting subpoenas for documents and testimony.
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The agency has obtained search warrants for the devices and asked Apple for help to unlock them, but the company has refused to cooperate with the request, Barr said.
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He has repeatedly acted with disregard for the law, he's been accused of flagrantly obstructing justice while under investigation by Mueller and refused to cooperate fully with congressional oversight.
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Two women are suing Frontier Airlines, alleging that they were sexually assaulted mid-air by fellow passengers and that the airline refused to cooperate with authorities investigating the claims.
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Meanwhile, the city was reporting nearly perfect compliance with federal monitoring mandates — an apparent subterfuge with which she refused to cooperate and that potentially placed foster children at risk.
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Stefan Schmidt, a spokesman for Siemens Healthineers, the health division of Siemens, said that it opened an investigation into Mr. An but that he refused to cooperate and resigned.
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However, that same year the African Union refused to cooperate with the war-crimes arrest and wouldn't acknowledge the warrant, according to a report in 2009 by Amnesty International.
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At the time, Bradley told a man who came to his aid that "two black males" had shot him, and he refused to cooperate with detectives looking into the shooting.
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Holt allegedly sexually assaulted a woman at gunpoint in May, but the victim refused to cooperate with prosecutors and the case did not proceed, according to the district attorney's office.
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Feruz, who is also known as Khodoberdi Nurmatov, fled Uzbekistan in 2009 after he was tortured for two days when he refused to cooperate with the country's notorious security services.
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The resolution came after both Ross and Barr refused to cooperate with the House Oversight Committee on the administration's effort to include a question of citizenship on the 2020 census.
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The two other men and their lawyers refused to cooperate with Mr. Santucci's office, contending that it had joined in an attempt to cover up vital aspects of the episode.
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But investigators said they were repeatedly stymied by the prison's executive management team, civilian employees and uniformed officers, who refused to cooperate, lied, gave misleading answers or conveniently forgot events.
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In a brief departure from his assault on the media, Trump lashed out at the more than two dozen states that have refused to cooperate in a voter fraud investigation.
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Equifax fired Bonthu in March after he refused to cooperate with an internal investigation, according to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which has reached a related settlement with him.
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For more than a year after he left, he and two of his chief bodyguards refused to cooperate with investigators, vehemently denying the charges and calling it all a conspiracy.
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The case was the major reason why a number of Czech political parties had refused to cooperate with Babis's ruling populist ANO movement since it swept to power in 2017.
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After authorities acting on the 25-year-old's claims went to the farmhouse to investigate, they arrested the 58-year-old man after he allegedly refused to cooperate, RTV reports.
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Amazon initially refused to cooperate in September, but said in the note it decided to comply after receiving a "valid and binding legal demand" from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue.
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Key aides who spoke with Trump about the freeze -- Bolton, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo -- refused to cooperate with the House inquiry.
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He said he researched her role extensively and that the F.B.I. vetted the scene in which she refused to cooperate with an interrogator who asked if there were more bombs.
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The Trump administration has also refused to cooperate with House Democrats' impeachment inquiry, a move that could result in articles of impeachment against the president for obstructing a congressional investigation.
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We're told cops pulled over the cab Brown got in after he quickly left the motel, and he initially refused to cooperate with cops during the stop ... so he was cuffed.
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Even though the FCC is required to consider public comments for a specified time period, it has refused to cooperate with Schneiderman's criminal investigation into the corruption of its commenting process.
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That is, until I made the decision to go natural and, about six months in, became frustrated with dealing with two different textures that refused to cooperate with my styling needs.
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Cops investigated and Troxel was charged with 2 misdemeanors -- but now, TMZ Sports has learned the case was officially thrown out in part because the victim refused to cooperate with prosecutors.
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In a speech opening a three-week session of the U.N. Human Rights Council, Zeid said Syria was one of five countries that routinely refused to cooperate with human rights investigators.
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She, too, attempted to escape the island, but the lawsuit alleged Epstein and a search party found her and threatened to harm or physically restrain her if she refused to cooperate.
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Trump, who denied any wrongdoing, thus far has refused to cooperate with the inquiry and ordered current and former administration officials not to testify or provide documents demanded by House committees.
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Democrats have accused Kobach of leading an effort meant to clamp down on voting rights, and a number of states have refused to cooperate with requests from the commission for information.
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Unlike FDR, who refused to cooperate with the outgoing Hoover administration, Obama decided to work with Bush administration officials, blurring responsibility for the economic crisis and making a complete repudiation difficult.
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The Israeli Medical Association, which has described the force-feeding of hunger strikers as torture, has refused to cooperate, and that course of action was not seriously pursued in Mr. Qeeq's case.
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Russia, one of the world's top oil producers, has repeatedly refused to cooperate with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries despite the falling price of oil, the lifeblood of its economy.
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Williams said his department did not re-up the license because Planned Parenthood failed to correct 26 of 30 deficiencies found by regulators, and abortion doctors refused to cooperate in the investigation.
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" According to the agency, the gun group "refused to cooperate," and Powell "remained in a senior position of decision-making and leadership at the organization, receiving the full support of Mr. LaPierre.
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Walter O'Malley was indeed "right" in that Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Commissioner Robert Moses refused to cooperate with the Dodgers in building a modern accessible ball field, and Los Angeles did.
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As House committees subpoena top administration officials and hear the at times explosive testimony of witnesses, the White House has refused to cooperate with the probe, calling it an illegitimate political exercise.
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Malaysia's inspector-general of police, Khalid Abu Bakar, denied that police had "compromised" the case or refused to cooperate with the defense, saying some evidence "can only be provided during the trial".
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The White House has refused to cooperate in the impeachment inquiry this far, accusing House Democrats of an unfair process and a partisan effort to overturn the results of the 2016 election.
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Equifax fired Bonthu in March after he refused to cooperate with an internal investigation, according to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which filed a related civil case against him on Thursday.
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One challenge facing prosecutors is that the victims of the attack have refused to cooperate with the authorities, which means the case will rely heavily on videos from security cameras and onlookers.
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It could ask the Justice Department to pursue contempt proceedings, but earlier administrations have refused to cooperate in disputes involving executive branch officials, and the current one would no doubt follow suit.
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The Trump administration has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry as well as other Democratic-led investigations and has directed current and former officials to defy subpoenas for documents and testimony.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the Democrats' investigation, and previously invoked executive privilege to prevent former White House counsel Don McGahn from complying with a congressional demand for testimony.
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The White House has thus far refused to cooperate with the investigation entirely, accusing Democrats of an unfair process and a partisan attempt to reverse the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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Abbott, who has been with the Cobb County Police Department for 27 years, was merely attempting to lighten and deescalate a tense situation after the female passenger refused to cooperate, his attorney said.
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All he lacked was the victorious ending, but Murray refused to cooperate: hustling and scrapping through his own considerable fatigue to win Sunday's grueling final, 7-5, 4-6, 1053-2, 7-5.
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"The company has consistently refused to cooperate with our investigation into this case and has refused to answer our specific enquiries in relation to the complainant's personal data," Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said.
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But, Ms. Sarsour said Ms. Siemionko refused to cooperate with the Women's March group and that they were only trying to make the Alliance more inclusive to the city's immigrant and minority communities.
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No help in Dutch crash inquiry: Boeing and American safety officials refused to cooperate with a new investigation of a deadly 2009 crash that had similarities to recent accidents involving the 737 Max.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry, accusing Democrats of neglecting due process and fairness by refusing to hold a formal vote to begin impeachment proceedings, among other things.
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They note that the Trump administration refused to cooperate with the House, and argue that the Republican-led Senate should now use its authority to compel appearances by current and former administration officials.
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The probe, which the White House refused to cooperate with in any way, included testimony from current and former diplomats and national security officials, documentary evidence and public statements from the president himself.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said publicly in May that Democrats were considering the possibility of $25,000-a-day fines against witnesses who refused to cooperate with the impeachment probe.
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Israel, which has long regarded the Human Rights Council as biased and deeply hostile to its interests, has refused to cooperate with some other council envoys, including those investigating the recent conflicts in Gaza.
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HEADLESS BODY OF JOURNALIST KIM WALL HAD METAL ATTACHED &aposTO MAKE IT SINK,&apos COPS SAY Madsen has refused to cooperate with investigators since Wall&aposs head and legs were found, according to prosecutors.
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Since the mid-April release of the redacted report, the Senate Intelligence Committee has been stonewalled in much the same way the administration has refused to cooperate with other committees, two congressional sources said.
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The White House has thus far refused to cooperate in the impeachment inquiry, accusing House Democrats of engaging in a "sham" and an unfair process meant to overturn the results of the 2016 election.
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Prosecutors in Kansas investigated a relationship between Mr. Sullivan and a 13- or 14-year-old girl, but the girl refused to cooperate and the investigation was dropped, Mr. Markle, the Kansas prosecutor, said.
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After a federal jury convicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in August, Trump appeared to float the possibility of pardoning Manafort if he refused to cooperate with investigators, which may amount to bribery.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Thursday that the Syrian government's had refused to cooperate with the U.N. envoy at Syria peace talks and that this was to blame for their suspension.
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A Philadelphia-based group of black activists called MOVE also famously refused to cooperate with municipal authorities during the 1970s and early 1980s, setting off a period of tense relations that ended in tragedy.
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Separately on Thursday, the U.S. House intelligence panel subpoenaed Flynn as part of its own probe into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, saying Trump's former national security adviser had refused to cooperate.
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Ackerman told the Trace that the NRA "refused to cooperate" and the Powell had the full support of LaPierre and NRA board members at the time the advertising firm elevated the sexual harassment complaints.
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Giuliani and Trump's efforts to spur such an investigation into Biden are now central to an impeachment inquiry opened by House Democrats, with which Giuliani and other White House officials have refused to cooperate.
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"We will do everything we need to do to evaluate whether there was something that took place there," Pompeo, who refused to cooperate in the House impeachment inquiry, told conservative radio host Tony Katz.
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ROME (Reuters) - A European court ruled on Tuesday that Italy's tough prison regimes for mobsters and convicted terrorists who refused to cooperate with the justice system violated human rights and needed to be changed.
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FYI, Osuna allegedly assaulted his baby mama in May 2018, while playing for the Blue Jays -- but the charges were dropped when the alleged victim disappeared to Mexico and refused to cooperate with prosecutors.
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Levandowski was fired from Uber in May 2017 because the company said he refused to cooperate with Uber in the Waymo lawsuit and did not hand over information requested of him in the case.
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By last fall, the FCC was being widely accused by state attorneys general of abetting identity theft after it refused to cooperate with federal law enforcement officials who sought to examine the fake comments' origin.
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The latest case involves an aborted out-of-competition test last year in which Sun was alleged to have refused to cooperate with testers and ended up having a blood sample destroyed with a hammer.
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Iraq had previously been considered one of 23 "recalcitrant" countries, along with China, Afghanistan, Iran, Somalia and others, that refused to cooperate with ICE's efforts to remove nationals from the United States, according to ICE.
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The Trump administration refused to cooperate with the House investigation, based on the contention by Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, that it is "constitutionally invalid" without authorization by a vote of the full House.
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A number of countries, notably Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Czech Republic, refused to cooperate with the resettlement scheme, while most other EU countries fell significantly short of accepting the numbers of refugees they were assigned.
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This despite the fact that Mr. Deripaska had refused to cooperate with the investigation, revealing for the first time that he had received written questions from the Mueller team but had declined to answer them.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the D.A.'s office rejected the case Friday, deciding not to charge him with anything because the woman refused to cooperate and there was not enough evidence to go forward.
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The Assembly had already passed a collection of such extenders on Wednesday morning, but the Senate, without Mr. Croci, failed even to pass six minor ones later in the afternoon, as Democrats refused to cooperate.
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Smartmatic initially refused to cooperate with the government probe, according to Maloney, then agreed to participate, before announcing in December 2006 that it was going to sell Sequoia to put an end to the inquiry.
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Although authorities believe 17-year-old Tylee Ryan and seven-year-old Joshua Vallow have not been seen since September, the couple never reported they were missing and Vallow refused to cooperate with local authorities.
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Biden, who leads polls in the Democratic race to pick a challenger to Trump in the November 2020 election, has said before that impeachment might be necessary if Trump refused to cooperate with ongoing investigations.
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However, the centre-left SPD, which rules with Merkel in a right-left federal "grand coalition", has long refused to cooperate with the Linke at the national level, largely because of the party's foreign policy views.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the inquiry, casting it as "illegitimate" because Democrats refused to subject it to a formal vote, but officials have not committed to cooperating once a vote takes place.
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McDowell was pulled over at a gas station after cops say he was speeding and driving recklessly ... but when he refused to cooperate with one of the officer's commands, a brawl ensued inside the convenience store.
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First and foremost, Honda has suffered from guilt by association with the Japanese supplier--a supplier that had until recently insisted that its airbags were perfectly safe and refused to cooperate with a federal safety probe.
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Andrade watched the same thing happen with the idea of "sanctuary cities," a concept co-opted by President Trump and his allies to paint liberal cities that refused to cooperate with ICE as lawless and dangerous.
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That case involves an aborted out-of-competition test last year in which Sun was alleged to have refused to cooperate with testers and one of his blood samples ended up being destroyed with a hammer.
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Also weighing on prices, sources said a meeting between oil producers to discuss a global pact on freezing production was unlikely to take place in Russia on March 20 so long as Iran refused to cooperate.
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A California federal judge late last year blocked Trump's sanctuary cities executive order, which sought to deny funding to municipalities that refused to cooperate with efforts by the federal government to identify and deport undocumented immigrants.
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However, the center-left SPD, which rules with Merkel in a right-left federal "grand coalition", has long refused to cooperate with the Linke at the national level, largely because of the party's foreign policy views.
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Russia has refused to cooperate with the investigation and most of the accused, who live outside Lithuania, will stay away from the trial, which coincides with heightened tensions between Moscow and Vilnius over the Ukraine crisis.
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Russia has repeatedly refused to cooperate with the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries despite the falling price of oil, but in the last few weeks Moscow has sent mixed signals about the possibility of cooperation.
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But its founder, Pavel Durov, publicly backed the technology giant Apple this year when it refused to cooperate with the F.B.I. and unlock the phone owned by the killer in the December 2015 San Bernadino massacre.
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While they were in detention, the sisters said the police brought them to the home of Mr. Otedola, who warned that he could have them imprisoned for 10 years — or worse — if they refused to cooperate.
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Democrats believe they already have enough evidence to impeach Trump and sent the case to the Senate for a trial, even without hearing from the White House witnesses who have refused to cooperate with the inquiry.
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Mr. King not only refused to cooperate with the investigations into his conduct, but he also actively sought to thwart them by threatening and firing members of his staff who he believed were cooperating, the committee found.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the ongoing probe, raising due process and other legal issues with the inquiry and casting it as an illegitimate attempt to overturn the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The order of the Knights of Malta has refused to cooperate with a Vatican investigation ordered by Pope Francis, in the latest twist of a public spat between two of the world's oldest institutions.
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When the White House refused to cooperate with Congress' Watergate investigation in the 1970s, instead of going to court, lawmakers included contempt of Congress in one of the three articles of impeachment against former President Richard Nixon.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban officials investigating U.S. complaints of attacks that sickened American diplomats in Havana said talk of acoustic strikes was "science fiction" and accused Washington of "slander" while it refused to cooperate fully with Cuba's enquiry.
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Prosecutors questioned the merit of holding the trial, saying Concord had tried to use case evidence to discredit the investigation, refused to cooperate and that there were also challenges raised by some evidence being classified as secret.
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The video is shocking, especially following a similar instance last year in which a South Carolina school resource officer picked up a student and threw her across a classroom after she refused to cooperate with an arrest.
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The Kurds have withdrawn from most Kirkuk oilfields since October but the vote came after lawmakers said the Kar Group refused to cooperate with Iraq's state-run North Oil Co. (NOC) and hand back the Khurmala oilfield.
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By contrast, the Affordable Care Act was adopted in 2010 without a single Republican vote — either because, as Democrats have said, Republicans refused to cooperate; or, as Republicans have said, because it was jammed down their throats.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Salah Abdeslam, the prime surviving suspect in the 2015 Paris attacks, accused European courts of denying Muslims a presumption of innocence as he refused to cooperate on the first day of a trial in Belgium.
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Although the police declined to arrest Chapman and prosecutors decided not to file charges, in part because Barnea and other witnesses refused to cooperate, Chapman was suspended for 30 games under Major League Baseball's new domestic violence policy.
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Other parties have refused to cooperate with an ANO government led by Babis, although the Social Democrats said in late March they would be willing to join his cabinet if they controlled one of the ministries they sought.
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Residents of eastern Congo have attacked health workers and refused to cooperate with government efforts to combat Ebola there, the country's second major outbreak of the disease this year, which is believed to have killed 118 people since July.
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The Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) on Thursday said Price was one of 10 individuals or entities that refused to cooperate with the investigation into whether Collins improperly shared nonpublic information in the purchase of Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited stocks.
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Boeing and American safety officials refused to cooperate on Thursday with a new inquiry by Dutch lawmakers into a deadly crash near Amsterdam in 2009 that had striking parallels with two more recent accidents involving the manufacturer's 737 Max.
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The White House's efforts to spark that investigation are central to the Democrats' impeachment inquiry into the president, which the president has refused to cooperate with while blaming Democrats for creating a partisan process that can't produce fair results.
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The press release said Faith refused to cooperate with the officers, and they eventually discovered a false wall leading to the home&aposs basement, where they found two adults and 26 children under the age of three years old.
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The Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) on Thursday said Price was one of 10 individuals or entities that refused to cooperate with the investigation into whether Collins improperly shared nonpublic information in the purchase of Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited stocks.
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After Mr. Trump complained that the sentence for Mr. Stone — who had refused to cooperate with prosecutors by telling the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, what he knew about Mr. Trump and WikiLeaks — all four career prosecutors quit the case.
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The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily halted Christeson's execution in 2014 after his legal team argued his previous attorneys failed to meet a key deadline for filing court papers in 2005 and had refused to cooperate when the mistake came to light.
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The backdrop: This comes a month after a California federal permanently blocked President Trump's sanctuary cities executive order, which sought to deny funding to municipalities that refused to cooperate with efforts by the federal government to identify and deport undocumented immigrants.
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Democrats are also expected to try to use the hearings to show Trump obstructed Congress - the basis of another possible article of impeachment - by detailing how he has blocked some witnesses from appearing and otherwise refused to cooperate with their probe.
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It appears that, at least as of the date of his sentencing in December, Cohen refused to cooperate on matters other than the campaign finance crimes with prosecutors in the Southern District of New York, according to SDNY's sentencing submission.
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All the 23st-ranked del Potro lacked was his perfect ending, but Murray, the remarkable Scot, refused to cooperate, hustling and scrapping through his own considerable fatigue to win the grueling final, 26-21, 210-27, 236-43, 24-26.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders last month defended Trump's claims about widespread voter fraud in the election, but said the administration has no evidence to back up the claims because states have refused to cooperate with a federal review.
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In a late Friday news dump, Facebook revealed that today it filed a lawsuit alleging South Korean analytics firm Rankwave abused its developer platform's data, and has refused to cooperate with a mandatory compliance audit and request to delete the data.
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It was the second time in less than two months that the prosecutor, Geoffrey S. Berman, has taken the unusual step of publicly pointing out that Prince Andrew has refused to cooperate with the inquiry despite saying he was willing to.
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His populist ANO party, which won an election in 2017 and remains by far the most popular political group, has found it hard to build a ruling coalition as most opposition parties have refused to cooperate while Babis faces charges.
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Instead, the letter said, the ruling party Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi leads refused to cooperate with United Nations investigators, used "hateful rhetoric" against the Rohingya and cracked down on journalists trying to report on the vicious suppression of the group.
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In a statement, Mr. Cuomo's counsel, Alphonso David, strongly rebutted Ms. Cater's claims as "patently and demonstrably false," noting that the state had launched three separate investigations into the matter, which remain open, but that she had refused to cooperate.
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At the time, Ms. White and her husband, Randy, from whom she is now divorced, refused to cooperate with the inquiry, and kept their lavish spending hidden behind tax laws that allowed religious organizations to operate tax-free with little transparency.
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Under pressure and between the lines, he has often been far from endearing: barking at his entourage, using language better suited to the Glasgow docks, and muttering, muttering, muttering as he chased perfection in a sport that refused to cooperate.
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Furthermore, the report noted that the president refused to cooperate with the investigation with regard to answering questions on potential obstruction of justice charges, and that the Mueller team declined to issue a subpoena in order to pursue the issue.
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Use This Tool to See If Your Name Was Used to Support Net Neutrality RepealPhoto: GettySo far, the FCC has refused to cooperate with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's investigation into identity theft during the commenting period on net neutrality repeal.
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Moscow refused to cooperate, calling the trial political.. In 2014, spooked by Putin's annexation of the Crimea region in Ukraine, Lithuania reintroduced conscription and began expanding its military, aiming to boost defense spending to 2 percent of gross domestic product by 2018.
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Iraq had previously been considered one of 23 "recalcitrant" countries, along with China, Afghanistan, Iran, Somalia and others, that refused to cooperate with ICE's efforts to remove its nationals from the United States, according to congressional testimony by ICE Deputy Director Daniel Ragsdale.
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Democrats are also expected to try to use the hearings to show that Trump obstructed justice - the basis of another possible article of impeachment - by detailing how he has blocked some witnesses from appearing and otherwise refused to cooperate with their probe.
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The vote, scheduled for June 11, marks a major escalation of tensions between the Trump administration and House Democrats, who have launched a series of investigations into the president's conduct in office — probes in which the White House has largely refused to cooperate.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Football Los Angeles Rams running back Tre Mason was subdued twice with a stun gun when he refused to cooperate with officers who were arresting him on charges of reckless driving and marijuana possession, the police in Hollywood, Fla.
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Later in the summer of 2012, Hashi was arrested in Djibouti, the tiny nation sandwiched between Somalia and Ethiopia in the Horn of Africa, where he maintains he was threatened with physical abuse and rape if he refused to cooperate with interrogators.
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The practical challenge for Mr. Nadler and other House committee leaders — who had hoped to hold Mr. Trump accountable without formal impeachment proceedings — is to decide how to respond to an administration that has refused to cooperate with any of their investigations.
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House Democrats also charged Trump with obstruction of Congress after the White House refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry, which the president and his allies described as a partisan sham that was designed to hurt Trump heading into a presidential election.
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Most recently, Saudi officials have said that the operation was a kidnapping gone awry — that the team had been sent to Istanbul to forcibly bring Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia but made the decision to kill him after he refused to cooperate.
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After her death, an investigation conducted by police watchdog Independent Police Complaints Commission (now known as the Independent Office for Police Conduct) found that Dalal had spoken to police multiple about the abuse, but refused to cooperate with officers investigating the allegations.
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US District Judge John Adams, who sits in Akron, faced disciplinary action last month after a panel of judges found that he mistreated another official in his courthouse and refused to cooperate with an investigation into his behavior by undergoing a mental health exam.
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I don't know if you saw in the New York Times magazine, they had a profile of Bradley Cooper where the writer, one of the great profile writers working right now, Taffy Akner, who basically said he refused to cooperate the writing of the profiles.
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U.S. District Judge Mitchell Goldberg in Philadelphia ruled Wednesday that Amneal could go ahead with claims that Invidior refused to cooperate in developing a joint safety program for Suboxone, which carries a risk of abuse or overdose, with Amneal in order to suppress competition.
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The president's attempts to spur investigations by foreign nations including Ukraine into Biden has become the center of an impeachment inquiry in the House, which the White House has refused to cooperate with and labeled an attempt by Democrats to overturn the 85033 election.
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Why it matters: Democrats said this week they have no intention of pursuing subpoenas for former national security adviser John Bolton or his deputy, signaling they already believe they have enough evidence to proceed without hearing from White House witnesses who have refused to cooperate.
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Officials from Doctors Without Borders say the strategy has not worked in Congo, in part because it has not been possible to track down every person who has come into contact with someone infected with Ebola, and because some contacts have refused to cooperate.
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The launch of the next phase is a clear indication that Democrats are charging ahead with the process even without hearing from prominent White House officials who have refused to cooperate while the courts decide the limits, if any, on claims of executive immunity.
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Prior to being IDed through the database of faces, police had no way of determining the identity of the alleged shooter; he did not have identification on him, refused to cooperate with police, and law enforcement told CBS there were difficulties identifying him via his fingerprints.
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" Paul is currently dealing with legal issues involving a train-horn prank against Ellis Barbacoff, but he reportedly has "refused to cooperate with Loeb in the defense of this action" and "refused to make payments to the firm for their legal services in connection with the case.
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These remarks cannot be considered outside the context of Trump's Twitter praise for associates such as Roger Stone, who have refused to cooperate with Mueller, and criticism for those such as Cohen, who have agreed to divulge what they know in the hope of reduced sentences.
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Moscow, seen as the likely lynchpin of any potential output agreement, has so far refused to cooperate, saying its fields and weather conditions are different from those in the Gulf even as prices below $30 per barrel are way below what its budget needs to breakeven.
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But the episode is part of a pattern, laid out in the report, of the president or his lawyers trying to determine what former aides were telling the special counsel, praising those who refused to cooperate and warning those who did help the special counsel's team.
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The current president, Mr. Kenyatta, and William Ruto, the current deputy president, were later indicted by the International Criminal Court for their role in fomenting the violence, but the cases against them were dropped after the government refused to cooperate with the prosecutor's office and witnesses disappeared.
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Democrats say Cipollone's office also refused to cooperate with a Government Accountability Office review of Trump's decision to withhold military aid from Ukraine, a decision that the House accused Trump of making to drive up pressure on Ukraine's new president to launch the politically motivated probes.
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That same year, she also courted controversy by unconventionally validating her adopted city's liberal identity: The Portland police refused to cooperate with federal investigators who sought to interview students from the Middle East, and the municipal government provided land for a tent city for the homeless.
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Pardon us, but was it only three weeks ago that President Trump expressed "such respect" for Paul Manafort, his former campaign chairman and freshly minted felon, who had refused to cooperate with the special counsel's office and took his federal bank- and tax-fraud conviction like a "brave man"?
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Drawn from an elite force that's essentially a SWAT team within the agency, the new officers will join local Immigration and Customs Enforcement teams in cities including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, which have refused to cooperate with federal authorities to hand over immigrants targeted for deportation.
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WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors said in a court filing on Tuesday that despite his long litany of crimes, the former Trump campaign aide Rick Gates deserved leniency because he provided incriminating information against powerful figures amid intense pressure, including promises of payments if he refused to cooperate with investigators.
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If a private property owner refuses to grant an easement, a government actor can compel them to do so through the power of eminent domain, but a private company has no such right, meaning Musk would be forced to divert the tunnel route around any landowners who refused to cooperate.
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But officials expressed skepticism that such a purge would extend to someone like Mulvaney, who refused to cooperate with the House inquiry despite a subpoena and, having been present for a number of the decisions at the heart of the impeachment trial, could be a dangerous individual to force out.
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Shortly after the San Bernardino shootings, Trump called for a boycott of Apple products because Cook refused to cooperate with the FBI after it requested that Apple create a special version of its operating software that would have given the government a backdoor into the iPhone used by the terrorists.
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They form a counterpoint to the experiences of Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman who has refused to cooperate and faces decades in prison, and send a message to others entangled in the Mueller probe that they too could receive favorable treatment if they agree to work with investigators.
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Additional agents are expected to be sent to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston, Boston, New Orleans, Detroit and Newark, N.J. The move reflects President Trump's persistence in cracking down on so-called sanctuary cities, localities that have refused to cooperate in handing over immigrants targeted for deportation to federal authorities.
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" In his memoir The Clinton Wars, White House aide Sidney Blumenthal notes that when Paula Jones's lawyers first approached Broaddrick, she refused to cooperate, and upon being subpoenaed signed an affidavit saying, "I do not have any information to offer regarding a nonconsensual or unwelcome sexual advance by Mr. Clinton.
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But the balance was upset with a new gusher of U.S. supply and , as Saudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi explained during his appearance at the conference, non OPEC producers refused to cooperate to hold back production, so in November 9.13 OPEC adopted a new policy of letting the market set prices.
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Spears made it easy for Georgia to kill him yesterday: He confessed to an unquestionably heinous and gory crime in graphic detail; he refused to cooperate with his defense attorneys at trial or on appeal; and he would not allow any postconviction motions or clemency petitions to be filed on his behalf.
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"The Committee is concerned that not only has (Sudan) failed to hold to account perpetrators under domestic law, but it has also refused to cooperate with the International Criminal Court, which has issued arrest warrants against Sudanese nationals and officials on charges of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes," the panel said.
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Letter also complained that the Justice Department has argued that the court should butt out and leave the issue to the executive and Congress, but Ross and the Justice Department official who provided the voting-rights rationale, John Gore, have refused to cooperate with some congressional requests for information, citing the litigation.
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Whether the president has appropriately or inappropriately refused to cooperate with a congressional investigation, if the subject matter of the investigation is serious enough and Congress thinks its stakes in pursuing the investigation are high enough, the legislature has the constitutional tools available to it to put pressure on the White House to cooperate.
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Trump has largely refused to cooperate with Democrats' oversight investigations into his administration, particularly as the party seeks to delve further into 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's findings in the Russia investigation.
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Both have refused to cooperate with the Judiciary Committee, which wants the unredacted report by U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller on his probe into Russian election meddling and possible obstruction of the probe by Trump, and documents related to the investigation, as well as testimony from McGahn, a major player in the Mueller inquiry.
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Moore — who had in the past also founded and run another Texas startup, TuneIn — said in an interview this week that Zello's run-in with Russia started about a year ago, when the regulator started to block the application in Spring 2017, after Zello refused to cooperate with the hosting requirement, both on grounds of technology and policy.
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In our interview, Lutsenko accused the Obama-era U.S. Embassy in 2016 of interfering in his ability to prosecute corruption cases, saying the U.S. ambassador gave him a list of defendants that he would not be allowed to pursue and then refused to cooperate in an early investigation into the alleged misappropriation of U.S. aid in Ukraine.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry since Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' House vote on Pelosi drug pricing plan slips to December Pelosi, Schumer ask Trump to urge McConnell to take up background check bill MORE (D-Calif.) announced it just over five weeks ago.
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For decades, it has refused to cooperate in good faith with UN mechanisms set up to address human rights issues, and it still routinely releases absurdly hyperbolic panegyrics and paens to their "Supreme Leader," Kim Jong Un. In dealing with North Korea, the international community has historically focused on nonproliferation concerns, but in recent years North Korea's human rights record has been getting more scrutiny.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) is blasting Apple for protecting terrorists after the company refused to cooperate with a court order to unlock one of the San Bernardino shooter's iPhones.
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There is no known grand jury activity at the moment related to Trump's call with Zelensky and other communications between his administration and Ukraine, but the ruling from US District Chief Judge Beryl Howell included a boost to Democrats — the judge accepted that what Democrats were doing was "an official impeachment inquiry," at a time when the White House and Republicans had denounced Democrats' efforts as illegitimate and refused to cooperate.
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There are those who suggested for years that the World Cup should be taken away from Russia: a country that won it in what many believe was a tainted bidding process — Russia refused to cooperate with the investigation into the votes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, claiming the bid team's computers had all been unfortunately and accidentally destroyed — and still struggles with racism in its stadiums and homophobia on its streets.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday defended President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's claims about widespread voter fraud in the 2016 election and argued the administration has no evidence to back up the claims because states have refused to cooperate with a federal review.
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Correction: After publication, Tim Naftali identified a few points of clarification, which have been incorporated into the post, including: the fact that McCord turned on his coconspirators in March 1973, that Nixon rather than Nixon and Haldeman decided to ask the CIA to disrupt the investigation, that the CIA refused to cooperate before the FBI figured out the plot, that activity in the White House bedroom and Nixon's residences at San Clemente and Key Biscayne were not taped, that the recordings were more precisely "sound activated" rather than "voice activated," and that the panda sex tape actually came out 10 years ago, despite its recent prominence.
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On its face, the decision could compel the testimony of a long list of other prominent White House officials who have refused to cooperate in the Democrats' investigation, including Energy Secretary Rick PerryRick PerryGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Democrats vow court victories won't slow impeachment timeline The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE, former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels Pompeo-Trump relationship tested by impeachment inquiry Democrats eye taking fight over McGahn testimony to impeachment trial MORE and acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDemocrats eye taking fight over McGahn testimony to impeachment trial State Dept.
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