Non-criminal arrests: 182,1103 Criminal arrests: 115,867 Non-criminal removals: 136,343 Criminal removals: 253,491 Non-criminal arrests: 129,302 Criminal arrests: 143,8233 Non-criminal removals: 195,772 Criminal removals: 197,090 Non-criminal arrests: 121,197 Criminal arrests: 167,195 Non-criminal removals: 216,1453 Criminal removals: 180,208 Non-criminal arrests: 93,648 Criminal arrests: 171,925 Non-criminal removals: 192,412 Criminal removals: 174,180 Non-criminal arrests: 63,843 Criminal arrests: 168,444 Non-criminal removals: 151,834 Criminal removals: 216,810 Non-criminal arrests: 48,203 Criminal arrests: 134,734 Non-criminal removals: 137,983 Criminal removals: 177,960 Non-criminal arrests: 17,892 Criminal arrests: 101,203 Non-criminal removals: 96,045 Criminal removals: 139,2140 Non-criminal arrests: 2110,115 Criminal arrests: 2145,2262 Non-criminal removals: 220,20183 Criminal removals: 22018,225 Non-criminal arrests: 22012,734 Criminal arrests: 105,736 Non-criminal removals: 98,420 Criminal removals: 127,262 Non-criminal arrests: 53,441 Criminal arrests: 105,140 Non-criminal removals: 110,823 Criminal removals: 145,262 Notes: Figures are year-end, but presidential terms begin on Jan.
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The company defined other categories as "adult" (11,019 removals), "violent or graphic" (1,933 removals), "hate speech" (1,637 removals), and "child exploitation" (22 removals).
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Each of the last three years, Mexican removals exceeded US removals to those countries.
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The company is also building out tools for its removals partners in a bid to digitise more of the removals process.
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Adoptions have not kept up with removals, and removals have not kept up with natural growth of wild horse populations on the range.
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This week, we'll look at the coronavirus outbreak's impact on the App Store, China's demand for App Store removals — and soon-to-be-removals, it seems.
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ICE fugitive operations and removals are continuing during the shutdown, the official said, but some removals are delayed because immigration courts aren't hearing cases for immigrants that aren't detained.
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Over time, the percentage of home removals related to parental drug use increased "dramatically and steadily" from almost 15% of removals in 2000 to 36% in 2017, the researchers found.
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The report suggests states adopt gun removals in permanent and temporary protective orders, and where gun removals are optional, at least get key legal stakeholders to pledge to use them.
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Removals have actually gone down under the Trump administration: DHS claims this is because fewer aliens are being apprehended in the vicinity of the border, which is where most removals take place.
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Google would not comment specifically on the removals, but a source with knowledge of the action said the company was moving to ban Do Global overall, and that more app removals would follow.
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Four towns in Van province were affected by the removals.
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The state has said the thousands of removals are legal.
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The removals are temporary, but are unlikely to be reversed.
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The laborious removals, it said, cost over $100,000 a year.
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Unless you've become desensitized through repetition, emergency removals are awful.
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The removals took place in late September and early October.
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This is 21625 percent of the 2900,220006 removals that year.
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This article misstated that the removals occurred after his report.
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And their struggles to appeal unjust content removals are real.
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"Although there is no evidence of any removals of climate data, we have documented overhauls and removals of documents, webpages, and entire websites, as well as significant language shifts," EDGI wrote in the report.
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Doctors sometimes churned through four or five removals in a day.
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No other federal circuit has issued a ruling on snap removals.
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That's a 70 percent increase over the total removals in 2016.
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This recent influx of suspensions and removals is a slippery slope.
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The removals market is merely a 'trigger point' in this regard.
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He suggests the apps' removals could be related to rampant pornography.
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These arrests and removals take place in communities over the country.
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Facebook did not respond to questions about this discrepancy in removals.
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Google published a blog post today with details about the removals.
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We also reached out to Apple for more about the removals.
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Still, the atmosphere Tuesday was more subdued than at previous removals.
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It's unclear whether those name removals have actually moved forward yet.
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"Google typically complies with court-ordered removals in the U.S. However, in 2017, Google allegedly raised its standards on honoring court-ordered removals before relaxing some," said Eric Goldman, a law professor at Santa Clara University.
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Another sector he thinks has future potential is "on-demand" removals, such as wanting to move a couch you have just purchased or sold on eBay, and would operate more along the lines of Uber for removals.
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Similar to the upcoming ICE operation, all individuals had court-ordered removals.
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All of the work is done on-wing with no engine removals.
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Labeled Operation Border Resolve, the sweep targeted families with court-ordered removals.
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However, Appfigures found that removals of existing apps weren't the only cause.
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But there is some hope that the removals have provided some momentum.
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Others said they worried that the removals would create a slippery slope.
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The number of annual removals reached an all-time high in 2013.
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Praise has been building for Mayor Mitch Landrieu's speech about the removals.
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The removals signal a new effort by China to control the internet.
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The removals signal a new push by China to control the internet.
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Robert E. Lee, among several such monument removals in the past year.
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There are red-eye flights, coach seats, and even a few forcible removals.
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This is actually 111 million fewer account removals than in the previous quarter.
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Still, there was a 6% overall decline in removals, according to ICE data.
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So far, Amazon hasn't commented on the congressman's letter or the documentary removals.
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So basically, he monitors your embalming, meeting with families, removals, things like that.
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Apple didn't respond to a request for comment or transparency about the removals.
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The same time period in 2015 saw 59,938 removals, including 23,571 non-criminals.
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I THINK THAT ANY REMOVALS OF ACCOMMODATION SHOULD BE DONE GRADUALLY AND PATIENTLY.
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For example, there was a spike in app removals back in October 4503.
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"Future removals of accommodation should be done in a gradual and patient manner."
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Since 2003, the number of agents involved in internal removals has nearly tripled.
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While some removals have triggered protests or even violence, most have happened quietly.
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Since then, the trickle of orphan removals has remained steady but still slow.
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" Nvidia said it expects these game removals to be "few and far between.
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Ali Rabiei, an Iranian government spokesperson, called the removals "undemocratic" in a tweet.
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Legal experts who spoke to The Hill disputed Facebook's justification for the removals.
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Crowds have rallied and faced off tensely against those who support the removals.
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Few other government-approved pastors in Jinhua have opposed the campaign of cross removals.
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The other major announcement: an independent oversight body to review appeals for content removals.
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Trusted Flaggers were responsible for just 4.8 percent of flags but 1,131,962 video removals.
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Backlash over the removals Backlash against removing New Orleans' Confederate monuments has been building.
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"I have not approved or seen or cleared any targets for removals," she said.
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As a result of the mass removals, their Facebook profiles are now fairly empty.
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The account removals appear to be part of a wider movement against state propaganda.
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He added that the city has since revamped how deed restriction removals are handled.
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The number of removals in 2017 was lower than in 2016 for most months.
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The removals make it increasingly difficult for the city to gain ground, Sanders said.
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Civil War statues and plaques have resulted in midnight removals in Baltimore and Annapolis.
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The removals have been accompanied by a new wave of opposition to the statues.
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Similar removals have been called for across the country — in Annapolis, Md.; Jacksonville, Fla.
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If snap removals aren't stopped, there's not going to be state-made law anymore.
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In an interview, General Sadoon did not indicate whether the removals would be halted.
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Even short-term removals that are reversed can have lasting effects on vulnerable children.
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FIFA this week did not comment on the removals of Maduro, Borbely and Eckert.
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A sanitation spokeswoman, Heather Johnson, said she couldn't immediately provide figures on sofa removals.
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Currently, only unaccompanied children from Mexico or Canada are subject to the rapid removals.
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Early this morning in Baltimore, Mayor Catherine Pugh ordered overnight removals of four Confederate monuments.
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Thus, I think Google should evaluate court-ordered removals carefully instead of honoring them reflexively.
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But recently released memos indicate his administration plans to increase the use of expedited removals.
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Naturally, additions and removals will apply here as they do the rest of Netflix's offerings.
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Movinga, the European house removals and relocation platform, has closed €15 million in further funding.
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Additional accounts claim that SFW blogs are getting caught up in the removals as well.
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However, Apple didn't take immediate action during the month in terms of large-scale removals.
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The removals are a drop in the ocean to the wider threats that Twitter faces.
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The removals left Australia as the only inhabited continent on the planet with no mentions.
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Once you have spent that budget, you have to balance all new emissions with removals.
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Check out these freeway removals in cities all over the world and see for yourself.
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Despite these removals, YouTube reports that the ecosystem surrounding interact on the platform is growing.
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The new rule is tougher and more explicit in order to back up those removals.
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We would like to see them make more data available about the notices and removals.
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The removals came after years of disputes over what to do with the controversial statues.
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In terms of removals, Facebook removed 79.8% of the content, YouTube 75% and Twitter 45.7%.
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Google does not typically comment on app removals beyond acknowledging their removal from Google Play.
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The other removals occurred via bus or on foot, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The government is no longer shy about enforcing removals of anyone here illegally — even grandmothers.
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Each park was surrounded by police during the removals, and peaceful crowds gathered to watch.
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This can help them target the carp that lead others in later experiments or removals.
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We also report on the removals we make in our quarterly Community Guidelines enforcement report.
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This fiscal year there have been 1,117 removals of Brazilians through June 10, ICE said.
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It's too bad Johanna's original concept didn't work out: kooky phrases resulting from BRA removals.
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Rambo: Last Blood Rated R for face-smashings/removals and all that sort of thing.
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The company's account removals focused specifically on automated accounts, among others, that have spread misinformation.
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Under President Obama, the number of removals soared while the number of returned people declined.
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In March, Lime and Bird sued Mr. Borelli and Mr. Heinkel for the scooter removals.
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But for producers, vineyard removals, inactive plots, and shrinking income could be on the horizon.
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Similar price cap removals were also approved for domain registries Afilias and Neulevel, which run the .
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Nearly half of those removals were immigrants with criminal convictions, an explicit priority of the administration.
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Eight permits had been issued for alligator removals since 2005, but none were removed before Friday.
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The removals come as the company conducted an internal review of the sports marketing department's spending.
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CNN first reported that the Trump administration was considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals.
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Street gangs were present before forced removals but, over the past five decades, have become entrenched.
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The Commission set out its proposals for new rules on online terrorist content removals last fall.
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In September, they sued, contending their removals violated their due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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And over the last year, one startup, removals platform Movinga, has generated more gossip than most.
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The search giant typically doesn't discuss app removals, largely because it's an issue that keeps occurring.
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The planned removals from the EU list drew criticism from an anti-corruption watchdog on Tuesday.
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There is significant room for improvement of the system, but the solution is not more removals.
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YouTube today warned its creator community that video removals may increase during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"The main reason is because of two removals that he has from the country," Wilkes said.
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It is unclear how long the "temporary" removals will last or if they could become permanent.
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ExpressVPN said that it was disappointed to see Apple "aiding China's censorship agents," and condemned the removals.
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YouTube said in the report Monday that automating enforcement through software "is paying off" in quicker removals.
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The two did not discuss the possibility of suing local officials last year over the cross removals.
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I was terrified with the rise in child sexual exploitation and the forced removals of poor people.
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ICE is consistently executing on operations and ones targeting families with court-ordered removals is not unprecedented.
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Now he works part time for a removals company, loading and unloading trucks with furniture and boxes.
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He gives the example of a removals firm that uses an automated system to hire new employees.
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Until recently, none systematically reported data on flagging, policy changes, or removals made on their own accord.
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Enforcement under Trump "is expected to result in significant increases to interior apprehensions and removals," he said.
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Ninety-eight percent of removals by ICE last year were attributed to one of those three priorities.
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"I believe there have been 20 removals after reunification, but I have to confirm that," she said.
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Yale-Loehr noted that nearly half of all removals from the United States occur through expedited removal.
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Content removals, like these, count as "strikes" against a Page, as well as its administrator, Facebook added.
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The study estimates that the law prevented one suicide for every 10 to 20 removals carried out.
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That's because the media exhaustively covers child deaths, but not the everyday tragedy of unnecessary child removals.
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Trump's internal removal statistics show an average of 7,637 removals a month over an eight-month period.
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The reasons for doing so, often cited for similar removals of legacy features, come down to security.
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"We don't have open borders, and if we ceased removals we'd have a humanitarian crisis," he said.
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As a result of the removals, no symbols of the Confederacy remain on public grounds in Baltimore.
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Viacom's current board called the removals "invalid," and Salerno has already filed a lawsuit challenging the move.
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Trump's response to the Confederate monument removals suggests that racialized partisan divisions will not soon be mended.
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There the wife, the novel's narrator, intends to work on a journalistic piece about the "removals" of child migrants by the United States Border Patrol, and the husband on a sound project about the 19th-century "removals" of Apaches, the last Native Americans to surrender to American soldiers.
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It shows huge variation in the price of basic medical procedures like ultrasounds, annual physicals, or cataract removals.
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Pollack explained that Facebook plans to soon roll out a system that allows users to appeal post removals.
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Contrary to some media reports, Jones has not received a 30-day ban from Facebook following these removals.
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A Google spokesperson said more removals will follow in the Play store as it continues its enforcement action.
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Herd also told the Times that some users, like hunters, may be able to appeal certain photo removals.
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His $3.1 million home in the Bronx — yes, all those pimple removals add up — has gone into contract.
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Because of threats and security risks, the city will not publicly disclose details for the next three removals.
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Twitter received nearly 6,85033 requests from governments and courts for account or tweet removals during the reporting period.
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And do these removals truly represent a new front in the effort to maintain record numbers of deportations?
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"Even if the removals stop, they would no longer employ people who are critical of them," he said.
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The new "Page Quality" tab will launch tomorrow, while the proactive removals will begin in the weeks ahead.
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In 85033, 44 percent of all 438,000 removals from the United States were done through the expedited process.
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This will include SaaS ERP software to simplify the management of "general planning processes" endured by removals companies.
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President Obama's enforcement program has done an excellent job of restricting removals to immigrants in the priority categories.
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Aging infrastructure and inordinate costs are driving a wave of dam removals in some parts of the world.
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"She has pushed back very strongly against the administration's policies and continuing those kinds of removals," Sanchez said.
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But this changed in 2018, which had a consistently higher number of removals than in 2016 and 2017.
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The removals mark the second time the fringe outlet VDARE has bubbled into the mainstream in recent days.
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The removals are temporary, these officials stress, meaning that guns are returned to people no longer deemed dangerous.
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They are not granted legal status, according to the Department of Homeland Security, though their removals are deferred.
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Under expedited removals, agents from the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement can deport detained individuals immediately.
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Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) argued the removals were necessary to ensure state voter rolls are accurate.
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According to the agency, these removals accounted for 22% of the agency's 2000,25 deportations in fiscal year 2702.
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Over the summer, ICE arrested 35 migrants as part of an operation targeting families with court-ordered removals.
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It has called for nationwide legal action protesting the removals, according to CNN's Donie O'Sullivan and Artemis Moshtaghian.
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They have increased page removals and public disclosures of abuse ahead of the U.S. midterm elections in November.
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And as ISIS-linked groups continued to advertise their Riot rooms for weeks after, the removals kept coming.
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It has since then been repackaged and uploaded again on the same page, despite a number of removals.
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That generated friction between immigrants and Democrats, because such removals are more likely to disrupt families and communities.
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In interviews, dozens of lawyers working on these cases say the removals punish parents who have few resources.
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The Obama administration, immigration lawyers say, used much broader discretion in deciding what kinds of cases warranted removals.
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For example, we won't be showing content removals at this time for things like spam, clickbait, or IP violations.
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By announcing the content removals, Facebook, YouTube and Apple rightly open their decisions up to scrutiny and public debate.
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It will also be important to watch out for any legitimate political groups being affected by the page removals.
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" When contacted by The New York Times, the paper reports, "An Apple spokeswoman declined to comment about the removals.
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User-reported content removals are growing as well, though they are much smaller in number — around 13,000 in Q3.
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ICE's detention compliance and removals office handles deportations, and the sanitary, safety, and health conditions within ICE detention facilities.
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The committee can recommend appointments or removals of board members, which are voted on by the company's supervisory board.
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Federal authorities will expand the use of "expedited removals," which allow immigrants to be deported at a faster pace.
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Rudd last week told the home affairs select committee that the Home Office did not have targets for removals.
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The power move by the president, and the likely additional clearance removals to come, is completely within his authority.
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On Tuesday, Stoneman Douglas teachers, staff and students protested the removals of three assistant principals and one security specialist.
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But Clarke said last week that she hopes recent Confederate-statue removals will help her make a stronger case.
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"This [conversation] started before the recent spike in monument removals, though has now evolved in important ways," Farber said.
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Beyond the hate speech removals, YouTube also spoke today of the methodology it uses to flag content for review.
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The man, Gerard, also had a blood-clot condition that made the surgery more dangerous than previous lipoma removals.
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For this reason, the city has said the dates of the remaining monument removals won't be announced in advance.
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In a meeting earlier this year, the six-member commission deadlocked on whether to move forward with the removals.
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For example, at Twitter, CEO Jack Dorsey occasionally steps in to make the final call on removals and suspensions.
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In 2017, only 1 percent of the more than 226,85033 removals conducted by ICE involved alternative to detention cases.
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Because the sitting justices took office under a different set of expectations, however, such removals strike us as extreme.
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The companies have increased page removals and public disclosures of abuse ahead of the U.S. midterm elections in November.
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In a comment to Motherboard, Intel characterized the approach to and timing of the removals as reflecting industry norms.
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According to the Migration Policy Institute, Obama carried out just over 85033 million removals, compared to Bush's 2 million.
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Users whose videos are taken down over the next two months for violating the standards can appeal the removals.
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Google attributes the increase in ad removals to a combination of advertiser behavior andimprovements in technology to detect offending ads.
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What makes today's removals different is that Facebook claims the pages and accounts were likely built and run by Americans.
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Prior to the app removals, Do Global had roughly 100 apps in the Play store with over 600 million installs.
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I understand this will include acquiring its largest online removals competitor in France but Movinga isn't saying who just yet.
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The removals come weeks after Jones was banned or suspended by other major tech companies — like Facebook, Apple, and YouTube.
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Over the summer, ICE also moved forward with an operation, dubbed Operation Border Resolve, targeting families with court-ordered removals.
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The company found that app removals increased by 1003 percent in October 2100, with mobile games seeing the most deletions.
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Correction: A previous version of this post misrepresented the locations in which immigrants could will be subject to expedited removals.
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Facebook has published new terms of service, giving more details on content removals, ad targeting, and users' intellectual property rights.
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Over the previous two years he had carried out five bladder removals and one kidney transplant due to the drug.
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According to ICE statistics, 256,1713 people were deported in fiscal year 2018, up from 226,119 removals in fiscal year 2017.
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The project, which removals surface layers overlaying the deposit, would have extended the mine's lifespan by 15 years to 2045.
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Some systems will remain in the region, but officials said the removals are a major drawdown, according to the report.
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Liebo had asked the state ombudsman to come to the facility and stop the removals, but nothing could be done.
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The report tracks total annual U.S. emissions and removals by source, economic sector, and greenhouse gas going back to 2202.
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Just a few of these removals have occurred on such large rivers, which play an outsize role in coastal ecosystems.
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More calls came in to the hotline, A.C.S. filed for more removals, and judges were more likely to grant them.
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The report tracks total annual U.S. emissions and removals by source, economic sector, and greenhouse gas going back to 28503.
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Saneem said he dedicated a staffer to emailing posts and translations to a Facebook employee in Singapore to seek removals.
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Ask them to support bills that will help reunited children already taken from their parents and also prohibit future removals.
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As Democrats' outcry continues, Republicans are already defending Trump's removals as a logical actions against employees he no longer trusts.
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The peak number of compulsory removals came during Mr. Obama's watch in 2013, when more than 432,22013 people were removed.
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The Obama administration prioritized removals — especially of criminals — over returns, as it sought to win support for comprehensive immigration reform.
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Another rigorous study found that one suicide was averted for approximately every 11 gun removals carried out under Connecticut's law.
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In fiscal year 2351, ICE removed 2680,991 people with criminal convictions, making up 75% of the total 85,958 interior removals.
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On Monday, Reddit released its annual transparency report, detailing the content removals and enforcement actions the platform took in 2019.
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But supporters point to a Duke University study of 762 gun removals under Connecticut's ERPO law from 1999 to 2013.
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Contractors involved, or suspected of being involved, with the removals have been threatened, and one had his car set ablaze.
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Engine removals were being planned and coordinated with the airlines as Pratt & Whitney installs newer engines, it said via email.
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No previous administration has counted deportations this way because there is a clear distinction between border apprehensions and interior removals.
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The Russian removals on Monday, however, marked the largest such expulsion to date, surpassing the days of the Cold War.
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Mr. Hansell said in an interview that Children's Services has been trying to shift from ordering removals to offering support.
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Among the removals is a fact sheet, "Climate Change and Human Health" that lists the immediate health impacts of climate change.
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And on total removals, it's 18 Facebook accounts, 1 Instagram account and 52 Facebook Pages, followed by almost 12 million people.
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It declined to disclose the overall number of accounts that have uploaded videos, but said removals were also a small fraction.
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Under the Obama administration, the increasing reliance on expedited removals drew criticism from people on both sides of the immigration debate.
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They see the efforts as targeting the young and people of color since they are often disproportionately hit by the removals.
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He said he would keep parliament informed monthly on the review's progress and the "latest position on detentions, removals and deportations".
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Google attributes the increase in ad removals to a combination of advertiser behavior and improvements in technology to detect offending ads.
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To skeptics, the latest removals look like more "whack-a-mobile" tactics to remove problems only once they have become problems.
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The removals of the families this month were a direct result of the 2014 memo, according to a source at ICE.
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Presidents have the power under a federal law to remove certain lands from development but cannot revoke those removals, Gleason said.
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Google is expanding its link removals for European "right to be forgotten" requests to cover all its global search engine pages.
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In the end, the "removers" won, and the protectors have resorted to increasingly long-shot court efforts to block the removals.
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In 2012, removals under the Obama administration peaked, with ICE reporting that 409,849 people were sent back to their home countries.
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Zuckerberg added that the increase in content removals from previous quarters doesn't mean there is more harmful content on the platform.
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If interior removals continue at the fiscal 2018 rate, it would take more than 200 years to remove them all. Rep.
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The compensation rules are only for involuntary removals, for one thing—if you accept a voluntary offer, you're on your own.
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Trump's deportation numbers are also low because most removals under his predecessors occurred near the border and therefore targeted recent arrivals.
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Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), would allow Justice Department special counsels to challenge their removals in court.
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They have been persecuted since Afghanistan's Pashtun emir targeted Hazaras for mass killings and forced removals in the late 295th century.
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Fortunately, climate websites at NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration appear to have escaped the administration's meddling and removals.
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At the same time, the surprise nighttime monument removals are creating strange spectacles, even for a city that relishes strange spectacles.
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Mr. Homan has been the agency's executive associate director of enforcement and removal operations, the division that carries out the removals.
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The removals came after Vice News reached out to the site to find out why those two pages were still active.
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According to the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, forced removals and voluntary departures from Britain have declined since 2013.
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As Vox's Jeff Stein wrote: [The bill would] allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court.
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The project has grown from an annual report on government requests launched in 2010 into an array of analyses and data sets for users to track over time on a range of issues like content removals due to copyright, YouTube community guidelines enforcement, search entry removals under European privacy law, and even a report about political advertising on Google.
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Facebook says its AI tools—many of which are trained with data from its human moderation team—detect nearly 22017 percent of spam, and that 298 percent of terrorist-related removals, 22016 percent of fake accounts, 20113 percent of adult nudity and sexual activity, and 22011 percent of graphic violence-related removals are detected by AI, not users.
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In the report, the company also shared how many content removals users appealed, and how much of it the social network restored.
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Facebook said the program, which learned from its collection of nude adult photos and clothed children photos, has led to more removals.
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Lately, there's been a lot of nipple and belly button removals he explains, scrolling through photos of recent procedures on his phone.
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Beyond intentional removals, websites simply die as people stop maintaining them and servers get cleared out to make room for more information.
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Philadelphia Police started directing the protesters away from the Center City office around noon Tuesday, but some of the removals turned violent.
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It was definitely painful because it was a lot of skin, but most of the time, the removals haven't been that bad.
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Any law that took away platforms' discretion over content removals would, per the cases so far, violate the companies' First Amendment rights.
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This weekend ICE is moving forward with an operation targeting migrants with court-ordered removals that was previously called off in June.
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A 2017 study of Connecticut's red-flag law found that for every 11 gun removals under the law, one suicide was averted.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube also recently accelerated removals of online hate speech in the face of a potential European Union crackdown.
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In a previous statement about content removals, a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that ideology is not a factor in content moderation.
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A Google spokesperson countered that app removals for policy violations are nothing unusual, and Apple's App Store banned Gab for similar reasons.
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Arrests of undocumented immigrants rose by 17 percent and removals were up by about 2023 percent between October 2017 and June 2018.
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Juul, Tmall parent company Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, and JD.com declined to comment on the Juul product removals or Chinas regulatory environment.
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The Website Integrity Project, which monitors content removal from multiple federal government websites, disclosed the removals in a report published Thursday morning.
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Depending on your point of view, the removals were a sign either of progress or of the growing scale of the problem.
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The reason for these removals range from "Impersonation" (2.3 percent), to "Harassment" (18.6 percent), to "Encouraging Violence or Self-Harm" (15.9 percent).
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This means that when enforcement and removals tick up, without innovating, industrial farms only have one choice: lobby for more guest-workers.
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In fact, immigration judges order removal in about 6900,2628 cases each year — not all but still a sizable chunk of all removals.
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Veale performs both kidney recoveries, or removals, and the subsequent transplants, which means he's involved in every step of the donation process.
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The authors called on Congress to beef up its oversight of the White House to protect the intelligence community from "destructive" removals.
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Contractors involved with the process received death threats, forcing workers at the removals to do their jobs in masks and bulletproof vests.
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My colleague Julia Alexander confirmed with Disney that these removals are due to issues with legacy licensing deals: Great story from Polygon.
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Of those, an estimated 22,000 were returned after Fair Fight challenged the removals last month, according to Georgia's Secretary of State's office.
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It's the institutional acceptance of bullying and of fraudulent creation of documents that we've seen for expedited removals for some time now.
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Daisy was assigned to review legal requests for content removals that originated in France, where she is fluent in the native language.
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Additionally, Immigration and Customs Enforcement data say the number of "interior removals" was up significantly compared with the same period in 2016.
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While Obama deported fewer people than his predecessor, George W. Bush, he focused immigration enforcement on interior removals, rather than border apprehensions.
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The removals are taking place late at night or early in the morning to avoid protesters who want the monuments to stay.
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These attacks, and removals from positions and responsibilities in government, have jeopardized the lives and disrupted the careers of dedicated public servants.
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The operation is expected to encompass worksite enforcement, as well as families with court-ordered removals and individuals with final orders for removal.
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"As a small businessman, I believe strike is the most effective way ... to voice my appeals," said Conrad Wu, of removals company Call4Van.
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The company says that government requests only accounted for 2 percent of the account removals during the last six months of the year.
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Voting rights advocates described the removals as troubling, saying it was just the beginning of efforts to suppress the vote in battleground states.
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Specifically, "interior removals" — cases where people not seized at the border — soared by 37 percent since Trump's inauguration, according to Human Rights Watch.
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The removals illustrate the growing challenges facing social media platforms over reining in misleading content, especially when that content can affect political outcomes.
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This resulted in removals of all the content that had been cross-posted by Twitter to Facebook being also deleted from users' profiles.
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Hair said the removals violate the federal Motor Voter law, which bars systematic purges of the rolls 90 days ahead of an election.
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Meanwhile, Twitter released a summary of inauthentic account removals Thursday, including nearly 5,000 accounts from Iran, 4 from Russia and 33 from Venezuela.
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According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement statistics, 256,085 people were deported in fiscal year 2018, up from 226,119 removals in fiscal year 2017.
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The company noted its internal systems flagged "more than 85% of these removals" and more than 250,000 fake profiles were reported by users.
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"To a person, we feel the responsibility to challenge in court what we honestly believe would be legally flawed removals," the letter states.
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Then I looked at the amount of views these videos had and concluded that lipoma removals are wildly popular among the, ahem, masses.
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The removals provoked an outcry, with the Norwegian Refugee Council accusing Israel of denying thousands of Palestinian children their fundamental right to education.
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Immigration lawyers said it is within the president's authority to set aside many due-process protections to order wide sweeps and accelerated removals.
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"We've been seeing these retaliatory removals in response to our advocacy in the federal courts in the last month," Copeland told the outlet.
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Third, the most effective part of the Superfund program has been "emergency removals" and other early actions, which directly correct obvious environmental problems.
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Seven states have laws in place to prevent such removals, per ABC News: Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and North Carolina.
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In the game, players take turns removing the building blocks of a tower until one of the removals causes the tower to fall.
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It omits a target that was included in a draft of the law — to achieve net "removals" of greenhouse gases after this date.
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It also removed nearly double the number of comments to over 500 million, in part due to an increase in hate speech removals.
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The request specifies the masks will go to all 26 of ICE's Enforcement and Removals Operations field offices within the next 30 days.
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That change in the balance was driven by the administration's emphasis on removals and also by the recession, which prompted fewer illegal crossings.
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Khazhal Hamad, the province's first deputy governor, said the removals protected families from retaliation by neighbors who lost family members to ISIS attacks.
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Away from the border, removals in the interior of the country are up 32 percent this year from last year, the officials said.
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Indeed, commercial listings seem to be getting more common, despite the company's occasional en masse removals of such listings (often under political pressure).
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ICE had planned to arrest and deport families with court-ordered removals in 10 cities in late June, according to a senior immigration official.
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Before it was postponed, Mark Morgan had publicly confirmed an operation targeting migrant families and others with court-ordered removals was in the works.
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The PayPal ban caps off a string of deplatforming efforts against Jones that have included removals from Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and Linkedin, among others.
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The border security memo also advocates for an expansion of "expedited removals," a rushed process whereby people are deported without going before a judge.
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Removals during the Trump administration so far have been around the same as levels seen during Obama's second term, statistics complied by Reuters show.
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The Christian Council is one of two officially approved nationwide Protestant organizations, and its Zhejiang affiliate has opposed the cross removals in the province.
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The removals, which occurred over a two-month period, are just shy of the 2,711 family members removed in all of fiscal year 2018.
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Finding Her NicheIn the last three years, I've done more pimple popping and cyst removals than I have in my entire career times 100.
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The company revised its policy after EFF's reporting, requiring more information from prison officials before removing accounts and generating email receipts of the removals.
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As we noted in January, decision-making around content removals is an area where Facebook has repeatedly and publicly failed, and with disastrous consequences.
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THE REMOVALS in the same month of two presidents—Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria and Omar al-Bashir of Sudan—look like an unforeseeable coincidence.
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"The recent removals are a first step, and we will continue to expand in the months ahead," the Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
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The U.S. firm previously argued against the removals, stating that they did not violate its terms and served an important purpose for the public.
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The average total savings for gallbladder removals was $22,2862 for an outpatient procedure, with patients saving $235 in out-of-pocket costs, BCBS found.
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The removals began late Tuesday night, a day after the City Council voted unanimously to take down the monuments immediately, CNN affiliate WBAL reported.
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Mexican authorities are likely to fight that provision, demanding any removals be made to the deportees' home countries, as had been done until now.
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He could claim that these removals are necessary to protect the sources and methods used by intelligence agencies to gather information about foreign threats.
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In the cases of two of the mothers, the fathers of their children were also investigated and were named in removals of their children.
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It took down about 10 percent; it doesn't specify how many of the removals were classified as violating Twitter's policies versus breaking the law.
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According to the reports, the targeted removals have not been proactively communicated on the website publicly, as is required by federal record keeping guidelines.
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And in a sequence of messages posted on Twitter on Thursday, he inflamed the debate further by questioning how far the removals would go.
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But while the removals may lead to a creator's subscriber numbers dropping, YouTube says this shouldn't have an impact on a channel's watch time.
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These reports typically include information like user data requests and content takedowns from governments and copyright removals under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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The Trump administration could also stop sending some judges to the border to prioritize removals there, which leads to cases piling up at home.
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We reached out to Facebook to ask for a complete list of the removals and a spokesperson told us that information will not be released.
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Over the lifespan of FCMP, there were only 15 removals from this program, as opposed to more than 2,20063 from ATD in the same period.
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" According to the post, they used tools "which we use in situations for ring removals, fingers stuck in drains, and now cats stuck in drains.
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The removals listed here are most likely a patchwork attempt to remove inconvenient references to climate change that contradict the policies of the Trump administration.
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After being noticed by Chinese netizens, the removals were reported by the Hong Kong Free Press and The Stand, two Hong Kong-based news outlets.
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Individual Trusted Flaggers also far outpaced the removals initiated by NGOs (63,938) and government organizations (73), which are also part of the Trusted Flagger program.
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Trump has not reached the level of interior removals as the early Obama administration, according to the libertarian Cato Institute's analysis of data through 2018.
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Whereas the German government has been basing its assessment of social giants' performance on hate speech removals on reports from local youth protection organization, jugendschutz.net.
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While total deportations decreased, the proportion of criminal aliens as a percentage of removals increased from 31 percent in 2008 to 85033 percent in 2015.
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Movinga, the European platform for house removals that was seemingly written off last year, continues to perform what appears to be an impressive turn around.
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About 400 hours of content is uploaded to YouTube every minute, Brittin said in March, claiming that 98 percent of "removals" happen within 24 hours.
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Anti-corruption laws and the power of impeachment even allow for removals from office without elections for the most egregious breaches of the public trust.
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The removals were a response to legal challenges from environmental groups over the risks the substance posed to the surrounding community, particularly during flooding events.
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Apple confirmed it has recently removed gambling apps from its store, but did not confirm the number of apps or a timeline for the removals.
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Dauman and Salerno, who claim that Redstone is being manipulated by his daughter Shari Redstone, contested their removals in separate lawsuits in Massachusetts and Delaware.
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However, as climate change reduces the water available for irrigation there, some farmers have opposed the dam removals, fearing they will get even less water.
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As they did at the hearing, Relkin and Stoffelmayr offered sharply contrasting views on the frequency of snap removals and the need for congressional reform.
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He pointed to the only empirical study of snap removals, the 2018 paper Closing the Snap Removal Loophole, by then-Supreme Court fellow Valerie Nannery.
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Google kept a counselor on staff, but she was made available to the legal removals team at irregular intervals, and her schedule quickly filled up.
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One man was shot dead and another wounded when the Lagos state police launched the fourth wave of forced removals from the waterfront communities in April.
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She stripped off her shirt for a People Magazine photo shoot, explaining there were 90,000 breast removals a year, one in every 13 women in America.
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"Erroneous and unfair removals affect journalists, advocates, artists, activists, and many more—but we typically only hear about the highest profile cases," a CDT spokesperson said.
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Department of Homeland Security officials tasked ICE with processing many of these quick removals at the border, which artificially inflated the overall deportation numbers, he added.
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After spending more than a week on its own investigation, today's app removals signal Google's agreement with Kochava on the behavior within at least two apps.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Social media companies Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube have accelerated removals of online hate speech in the face of a potential European Union crackdown.
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The company declined to comment on her individual case or any individual case and refused to say whether the removals were related to their new policy.
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However, Trump still has not reached anywhere near the level of interior removals as the early Obama administration, according to Cato's analysis of data through 2018.
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Previous efforts As of May 2171, ICE arrested 22016 migrants, 35 of whom were part of Operation Border Resolve, which targeted families with court-ordered removals.
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The removals come as several cities hasten to dismantle their Confederate monuments in the wake of the violent white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend.
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Cedric Richmond (D-La.), chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, if the painting would need someone to monitor it around the clock to prevent further removals.
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Ms. Haslett-Rudiano's Democratic counterpart, Betty Ann Canizio, who would, by the rules, be required to sign off on any voter removals, remained in her post.
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Despite the removals from Douyin and the hashtag #PeppaPig being censored, users have workarounds to share Peppa Pig content, including using the hashtags #Piggypiggy and #Peppapeppa.
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Multiple cities in the South — including Richmond, Va., the capital of the Confederacy, and Lexington, Ky. — are contemplating either planned or hastened removals of Confederate monuments.
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Not long after, developers' third-party screen time apps came under increased review from Apple, and, in some cases, rejections and removals from the App Store.
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Instead, the records were largely what you would expect from a town manager's email account — mundane dispatches about town business, from snow removals to local newsletters.
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"We have long had tools in place to inform people about content removals and intend to expand these tools later this year," a Facebook spokeswoman said.
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An estimated one in five adults in the United States have at least one tattoo, and tens of thousands of laser removals are performed each year.
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According to YouTube, the rise in video, channel, and comment removals are due to action taken against old content that was previously permitted on the platform.
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Critics called the removals inhumane and unfair, because Italy failed to help provide many of the migrants with housing after they attained legal status as refugees.
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In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, border security received renewed attention, but the Bush administration still prioritized the more informal returns over removals.
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Funds are also consistently diverted to subsidize subways, trolley rides, ferry boats, junkyard removals, and other "projects" that wouldn't receive approval in the normal appropriations process.
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" According to a support page specifically for news-related reviews, removals kick in "over the course of the week after the issue is brought to our attention.
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Roughly 600 accounts have been removed by Twitter as a result of Rotem and Adam's research, according to the source with knowledge of account removals in Israel.
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Initial reports in July, when news of the removals surfaced, suggested that around 60 apps, mostly VPNs, were removed from the Chinese version of the App Store.
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A source with knowledge of the removals said they were taken down in line with Facebook's push to have financially motivated "inauthentic" content removed from the platform.
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Facebook says the removals did not come in response to a request from the Burmese government, which itself has been the recipient of multiple bans from Facebook.
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" Instead, the developer lists the removals under a section at the bottom of the release notes title, "Other Improvements," simply stating both dances "are no longer available.
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The Washington Post recently reported that extreme heat due to climate change is likely to cause flight delays, cancellations, and those now-ubiquitous (and awful) passenger removals.
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Moore County elections director Glenda Clendenin told NBC News that between 300 and 400 voters had been removed in the most recent of two rounds of removals.
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The 3rd Circuit's ruling this week in the Encompass case removes any doubt that defendants in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware have carte blanche on snap removals.
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Mortgages, for example, could sit in the "home-buying chain", offered on a platform that also displayed property listings and arranged viewings, surveys, conveyancing and home removals.
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Similar to the first two removals, the process with the Beauregard statue began late at night and went into the early morning, ending at about 3 a.m.
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The authors calculated that a surgeon would need to perform 27 prostate removals in order to prevent just one case of the cancer spreading to other areas.
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Troop removals in South Korea, meanwhile, aren't realistic at this stage as Seoul just agreed this week to pay more for the U.S. military presence, they continued.
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" But regarding Page-level removals, she got wishy-washy, saying, "If they posted sufficient content that it would violate our threshold, then the page would come down.
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ICE removed about 191,500 individuals during the first three quarters of fiscal year 85033, up from about 175,500 removals over the same period in fiscal year 2017.
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Notably, the three platforms are blocked in China, which probably accounts for the relatively low numbers of fake accounts compared with past removals of government-coordinated activity.
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Last year, ICE deported more than 80,000 people, and as arrests and interior removals rise across the country, so have the number of children in Sándigo's care.
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The transfer was a part of more than $200 million the Department of Homeland Security moved from the budgets of other agencies to ICE's detention and removals.
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The ad removals are the result of consumer backlash spearheaded by the Sleeping Giants, an anonymous collective of progressive activists who organize their protests on social media.
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Android app reviews may slow to over a week due to COVID-19 impacts, Google warns developers YouTube warns of increased video removals during COVID-19 crisis
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The Trump administration has undergone several recent staffing changes, with the removals of press secretary Sean Spicer, chief of staff Reince Priebus and communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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In 2016 -- the last full fiscal year under President Barack Obama -- ICE removed 60,3513 people with criminal convictions, which was 92% of the total 65,332 interior removals.
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When asked about these removals, the social media company said that sanctions associated with the IRGC's designation as a terrorist organization compelled Instagram to take them down.
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So as soon as a suit hit state-court dockets, defendants would file "snap removals" based on the failure to effect instantaneous service on the local defendant.
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One hate speech presentation obtained by Motherboard has a list of all the recent changes to the slide deck, including additions, removals, and clarifications of certain topics.
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But after her experience helped turn the removals at Vila Autódromo into a public scandal, da Penha and 19 other residents won a surprise deal to stay.
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It appears Facebook briefed the New York Times and the Washington Post ahead of the removals and each outlet named the same pages that were supplied to Gizmodo.
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Here are total "removals" of people according to the Department of Homeland Security's 2115 yearbook of immigration statistics (the most recent year for which data are available): 242.
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The store's tag removals prove that even outside the constraints of tightly-controlled releases, limited stores, and prohibitively expensive stock lists, purchasing Supreme is still no easy feat.
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Six Michigan lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives urged the government to hold off on the removals until Congress can be given assurances about the deportees' safety.
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Earlier this summer, President Obama reiterated his administration's focuses for removals: "We prioritize criminals, we prioritize gang-bangers, we prioritize folks who have just come in," he explained.
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Throughout the weeks and then the months of removals and renovations, the rhythms seem downright soothing, if measured against the ghastly tempos of surgeries, radiological interventions and chemotherapies.
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The Trump administration called last year for the expansion of the expedited removals program to immigrants who have been in the country illegally for up to two years.
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According to the announcement, YouTube will rely less on human moderators to review content uploaded to its service, which may result in an increased number of video removals.
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Soon, real-time patient data and dynamic 22020D imagery will become available to further optimize the efficiency and success rate of everything from reconstructive surgeries to tumor removals.
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And the transparency report suggested a strong focus on the enforcement of community guidelines: Reddit disclosed a 300% increase in the absolute number of content removals in 2019.
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In a post to the far-right social platform Gab on Monday, Allsup, the prominent Charlottesville protester, framed the removals as a Big Tech crackdown on peaceful dissent.
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Fighting spam is fairly routine these days, as it accounts for the majority of the removals — in Q2, nearly 67% of the videos removed were spam or scams.
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Google-owned YouTube also said it has removed more than 85033 million comments for hate speech, double the amount of removals in the first quarter of the year.
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Google-owned YouTube also said it has removed more than 500 million comments for hate speech, double the amount of removals in the first quarter of the year.
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After those removals, downloads of the Infowars mobile app spiked, and Mr. Jones has recently been directing his followers to find his show through Infowars' website and app.
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The law does not allow the commissioners to act unilaterally and since sheriff removals are so rare, they didn't know how to proceed in such an unusual instance.
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The commission was facing a $50-a-day fine and three Democratic commissioners who voted against the removals were to be fined $2343 a day until they complied.
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The commission was facing a $50-a-day fine and three Democratic commissioners who voted against the removals were to be fined $250 a day until they complied.
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The removals of Vindman and Sondland are, however, the most transparent efforts at retribution from Trump, who had fumed privately for months that they had testified against him.
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In another judicial order, a judge in federal court for the District of Columbia late Friday blocked a plan to expand fast-track deportations, known as expedited removals.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, in a letter to the provincial governor last week, sharply criticized the removals and ordered provincial and Baghdad officials to resolve the issue.
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The State Department and the DHS can sanction countries that do not cooperate with removals, but has only used that punishment authority twice in the past 15 years.
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Europol announced that it played a hand in the removals on November 21 and 22, though we at SITE noticed accounts being removed as early as November 15.
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He learned that in the 224 federal fiscal year, 22012,000 children nationwide were in foster care for 30 days or fewer, about 10 percent of the total removals.
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" But another complained that the removals were "a rather pathetic attempt at propaganda, the sort of thing the Stalinists used to do, trying to whitewash something out of existence.
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Apple said in a statement at the time that the removals were related to privacy and security, and said the developers were misusing Apple software intended for other uses.
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If you can wake up, see it every morning, and not be bothered by it, then you're probably OK. That's not a case for a lot of these removals.
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And while Google still treats copyright removals (for instance) to a fuller global delisting, the company is evidently sweating to avoid granting such sweeping powers to European privacy requests.
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In a nationally televised speech on Wednesday evening, he called the removals outrageous, and said that portraits of Simon Bolívar, the country's independence hero, had also been taken down.
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In the latest of a stream of removals targeting those suspected of ties to the coup attempt, HSYK, Turkey's highest judiciary board, removed 66 judges and prosecutors from duty.
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The premise is a Reddit-like space that is supposedly decentralized — so not subject to removals — and where users are compensated in tokens for creating or curating popular content.
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But Trump could try to expand the definition of who is classified as a criminal alien or attempt to speed up removals of people who have been ordered deported.
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But the decision had been caught up in significant legal wrangling; as recently as last week, the Republican-controlled state House passed a measures seeking to block the removals.
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In terms of removals, the Commission found YouTube removed 85.4% of reported content, Facebook 82.4% and Twitter 43.5% (the latter constituting a slight decrease in performance vs last year).
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In some instances it can also automate removals for speeding up enforcement procedures around brand protection, and touts a 4.5 hour average from detection of infringing content to takedown.
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President Obama was criticized by some in the immigrant rights community as the "deporter-in-chief," given the high number of removals during his administration relative to preceding administrations.
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Several companies affected by the bug declined to comment, but told us that the rating removals weren't done at their request — they were just as surprised as everyone else.
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But those removals went largely unnoticed, which indicated that perhaps these apps weren't as heavily used as the companies had hoped when the Apple Watch app store first launched.
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According to Face the Facts USA, a fact-checking project at George Washington University, immigrant removals went from roughly 200,000 people in 20113 to almost double that in 2011.
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Removals require the cooperation of and paperwork from the receiving country, and Homeland Security officials said they were still in talks with the Haitian government about the policy shift.
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But over the past day or so, there was an unexplained spike in removals and flagging of posts relating to the coronavirus and the illness it causes, COVID-19.
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The removals began when Apple announced it would purge videos and other content by Mr. Jones and Infowars because of hate speech, followed by Facebook, YouTube and then Spotify.
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Dr. Valenzuela said an uptick in detentions and removals in recent weeks was not necessarily indicative of intensified enforcement, but rather more linked to increased flows from Central America.
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Among those removed were over 200 housekeeping aides, nearly 150 nursing assistants and nearly 100 food-service workers — representing three of the top four positions with the most removals.
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Further, many of the wait time comparisons made between the United States and Canada focus on elective procedures like hip replacements and cataract removals, which predominantly affect older people.
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The most recent report on Reddit content moderation puts impersonation as comprising only 2.3 percent of content policy violations of its approximately 141,123 violations (not including removals of spam).
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Some immigration experts have suggested that Mr. Trump will try to push for expedited removals, which could speed the process, and give immigrants less time to find legal representation.
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But as lawyers got involved, in legal battles costly to the Home Office, many of those attempted removals were thwarted, and only a quarter of that number were removed.
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There is little appetite for the Olympics, as seen in signs at occupied schools and community organizing in favelas in response to forced removals to make way for Olympics facilities.
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Facebook's core product always makes up the bulk of account and page removals, but the purveyors of disinformation and false news still make use of the company's less tainted service.
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The Israeli company Archimedes Group spent more than $800,000 running Facebook ads and their accounts had almost 3 million followers, Facebook said in a blog post announcing the removals Thursday.
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On Friday, television news reports said a board meeting at Tata Steel to discuss second-quarter results had not taken a stance on the possible removals of Mistry and Wadia.
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A federal judge on Monday ordered a temporary halt to the deportation of reunited immigrant parents and children as he considers whether to adopt longer-term restrictions on family removals.
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Apple puts third-party screen time apps on notice "Several developers released updates to bring their apps in line with these policies," Apple said in the statement about the removals.
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Jones' personal Twitter account was suspended last week for seven days over an apparent incitement to violence, following broader removals of Infowars across tech platforms like Apple, Facebook, and Spotify.
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Other "alternatives to detention" cost the government less and result in a much higher number of ultimate deportations and removals than the family case program, Rodriguez said in a statement.
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The removals at UT Austin follow another recent trend -- taking down monuments abruptly in the middle of the night to avoid potentially violent protests like the ones that rocked Charlottesville.
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Foxx also advocated for highway removals and freeway caps—an increasingly popular way for cities to improve quality of life and reclaim valuable real estate for housing and public space.
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According to UC San Francisco, abortions result in far fewer minor complications than routine procedures like wisdom tooth removals and tonsillectomies and only require blood transfusions 0.23% of the time.
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We heard that Apple spoke directly to some developers to explain the rating removals were done in error and it was working to fix the situation, which now appears resolved.
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Combined with those apps that weren't 64-bit compatible and those that hadn't been downloaded in years, the removals reached into the hundreds of thousands over a 12-month period.
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"It was dangerous to be identified as Indian, with removals, open hostility, and racial reassignment," in which Native Americans were classified as free people of color or mulattos, Norwood says.
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Some Democrats have called for their removals in recent days, as tensions heighten over Trump's comments on last weekend's violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. View the discussion thread.
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Not as an act of kindness from the administration but because the pace of removals is limited by the court system, which can only process so many cases per year.
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That go-it-alone attitude has helped power Mr. Moore's political career past decades of controversies, including his two removals, in effect, as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.
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The details of judge and attorney removals of jurors is already public record, but those details usually remain buried in the hard-copy files of court clerks across the country.
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Hirsch said the law has been successful in reducing removals of Native children when it is followed, but that its success is based on compliance that is nowhere near universal.
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They found that while the highest rates of double breast removals were generally clustered in the Midwest, the highest rates of breast reconstruction afterward were generally clustered in the Northeast.
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From 2015 to 2018, the Kino Border Initiative — a binational nonprofit based in Nogales, Arizona, that works with immigrants — filed an average of six complaints per year regarding wrongful removals.
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Jones, a controversial conspiracy theorist who has claimed that the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax, had recently been hit by warnings and content removals from online platforms.
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The song removals are widely believed to be part of an aggressive censorship crackdown by the Chinese government as the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre nears on June 4.
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CNN first reported that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals in an attempt to "send a message" to smugglers, according to a senior administration official.
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The company policy is to regularly audit the decisions its reviewers are making and bad removals are supposedly discussed with the team to prevent them from happening again in the future.
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During the year that led to Obama hearing the nickname "deporter in chief" from pro-immigrant advocacy groups, the same time period in 2014 saw 87,690 removals, including 38,471 non-criminals.
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Researchers looked for complications such as infections, fluid buildup, blood clots, lumps of dead tissue or pain in the breast, inflammation in the lungs, rib fractures, implant removals or graft failures.
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Despite the Obama administration's insistence that criminal removals are his priority, that category has declined by more than half, from about 150,000 in 2010 and 2011 to about 85033,000 last year.
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Through a public records request of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, we obtained data on 1,199,026 ICE encounters, 381,370 arrests and 650,944 removals that occurred between January 2016 and September 2018.
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In anticipation of the dam removals, state biologists in 2010 began stocking lakes in the Penobscot watershed with the herring; fish that swam up the Penobscot this year are their progeny.
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The so-called removals of adults and children followed an increased rate of deportation of single adults to Central America since the summer of 2014, the Department of Homeland Security said.
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The removals come weeks after a number of state-media reported criticism of Apple for failing to prevent issues such a spam, gambling, pornography and more concerning its business in Asia.
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As so often happens with a mediagenic case, the aftermath of Charlottesville and ensuing vigilante statue removals has cast new light on the everyday reality of this country's steroidal prosecutorial state.
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Under current policy, the Department of Homeland Security criteria for expedited removals apply to undocumented migrants found within 100 miles of the border and within 14 days of entering the country.
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They have seen, however, a correlation between removals of large numbers of accounts for threatening behavior or hate speech and what they believe to be retaliatory attacks against the executives responsible.
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CNN reviewed archived versions of the accounts, and saw no material explicitly about the midterm elections, but CNN was unable to review all of the accounts' posts because of the removals.
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The Homeland Security secretary, Jeh Johnson, called the new border figures "encouraging," but he said the deportations would continue, clarifying for the first time since the raids that he planned more removals.
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If Facebook is going to become the middleman that delivers the world's most popular news events to the masses, technical glitches and erroneous content removals could be devastating to information dissemination efforts.
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Trump has so far deported fewer people than Obama According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement statistics, 256,085 people were deported in fiscal year 2018, up from 226,6503 removals in fiscal year 2017.
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National Amusements gave no reason for the removals, but it was seen as a big step toward a management shake-up at the media company, which has been struggling with sagging ratings.
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The technology has been at the heart of many controversies since its release, from a series of forced Grain removals to rising divorce rates due to couples watching each other's stored memories.
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"We are making progress rooting out this abuse, but as we've said before, it's an ongoing challenge," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, said in a blog post announcing the removals.
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United did change its policy on bumping passengers, ending involuntary removals except in the cases of safety and increasing the maximum payments it would make in exchange for voluntarily leaving a flight.
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Facebook announced in a blog post earlier this month that, in response to "continued feedback" on content removals, it would begin weighing news value more heavily when deciding whether to block content.
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ICE spokesperson Matthew Bourke said the agency does not break down how many hot list detections led to deportations or removals from the U.S. Thomson Reuters spokesperson Jeff McCoy declined to comment.
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Scammers don't always need to go into an Apple store to do this—screenshots shared in the invoice chat room show successful iCloud removals by just conversing with Apple support over email.
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State legislators passed all three measures last year in response to the election of President Donald Trump, who has called for mass deportations of undocumented immigrants and ratcheted up arrests and removals.
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That is why the New York Department of Health requires that surgeons perform 85033 supervised cases of laparoscopic gallbladder removals before they are allowed to perform the complex surgery on their own.
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French regulator CNIL, however, says that the removals must be global to uphold Europeans' right to privacy because experienced Internet users can circumvent the Google domestic domain where the delisting takes place.
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Still, the overall total of removals, which includes deportations as well as people apprehended at the border and sent back, are down almost 7% compared to the same time period last year.
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President Trump would like to see more expedited removals of undocumented immigrants — a way to legally circumvent immigration courts before deportation for certain undocumented immigrants, Sarah Sanders said in Monday's press briefing.
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Yet the removals represent an early win for a fledgling effort by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, or DCCC, a party group that supports Democrats running for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Earle J. Fisher, an activist and pastor at Abyssinian Baptist Church, have criticized the mayor for moving too slow, and for failing to give the activists enough credit for the statue removals.
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Of last year's figure, 8.1 million were migrants from other parts of China — mostly menial laborers but also white-collar workers, some of whom have also been displaced by the recent removals.
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Because of the dam removals, there is now an open channel between the stream here and the ocean — and a path for herring to get from the ocean to here, and back.
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Some specific suggestions: the cost and time limits for emergency removals should be increased from $2 million to $85033 million and one year to two years to maximize these cost effective measures.
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On June 18 of last year, an ICE removals supervisor in Mobile, Alabama, emailed a higher-up asking how to handle the issue of the warrants, which the agency calls I-200s.
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In September the State Department revealed plans to transfer $20 million to the Department of Homeland Security for a "migrant removals pilot" that could result in Mexico deporting up to 17,000 people.
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This research will be key as Indonesia updates its inventory of greenhouse gas emissions and removals; the last version didn't include any of the carbon stored in mangroves or other marine ecosystems.
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UK lawyers are now preparing to bring a series of test cases in the coming months, arguing that removals to Hungary, Bulgaria, and Austria are no longer safe and should be stopped.
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The removals appear to be ill-timed, coinciding with the thirtieth anniversary of China's Tiananmen Square crackdown, which falls on June 4th and has already led to tighter control on China's online discourse.
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CNN first reported last month that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals in an attempt to "send a message" to smugglers, according to a senior administration official.
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The 92 removals OFW is currently allowed annually are exclusive to sea lions at Bonneville Dam, and the department is currently waiting on NOAA to review its application for lethal removal at Willamette.
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CNN first reported in May that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals in an attempt to "send a message" to smugglers, according to a senior administration official.
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Some of these removals were removing names of people who had died, but the investigation found that about 0003,2000 people had been taken off the list because they hadn't voted in previous elections.
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Beyond today's removals, it has taken down scores of accounts and groups and, among others, removed from its platform the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and military-owned TV network Myawady.
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If the trees are not shifted by April, when they go through a six-month growth spurt and cannot be moved, the TAP consortium must wait until late November to complete the removals.
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The raids across the south earlier this month fell in line with the priority of removing new arrivals, while 59 percent of all 2015 removals were of individuals previously convicted of a crime.
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Social media giants have again been put on notice that they need to do more to speed up removals of hate speech and other illegal content from their platforms in the European Union.
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"If you annualize last week's numbers, the current administration would not exceed the number of removals from the Obama administration," said McKinney, a North Carolina–based member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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"The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform," the company wrote in a blog post announcing the removals.
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Twitter has denied all shadow-banning allegations from conservatives, saying its algorithm aims to reduce the presence of white supremacists and other extremists and sometimes others accounts get caught up in the removals.
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If the trees are not shifted by April, when they go through a six-month growth spurt and cannot be moved, the TAP consortium must wait until late November to complete the removals.
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Like many federal judges, especially those in large metropolitan areas or near ports of entry, Patel said she handled various immigration matters: asylum cases, deportations, removals and petitions for release, or habeas corpus.
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Some bitterness remains, and some simply have other priorities: A flurry of Twitter users complained Wednesday that the local CBS affiliate pre-empted the season finale of "Survivor" to cover the statue removals.
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They say the government sets its population targets artificially low to justify mass removals that serve the interests of cattle ranchers and distract from other public land policies that are far more damaging.
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The removals of violent video game imagery at some Walmart locations comes after a mass shooting at a Walmart superstore in El Paso, Texas that left 22 people dead and 24 others injured.
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"In a similar vein though less visibly, Border Patrol is attempting to prevent Mexican families from accessing asylum through the increasing frequency of wrongful removals," the Kino Border Initiative said in a statement.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement tallied 22007,19713 "removals" in January and February of this year, compared to 21971,22009 in the first two months of 22014, according to figures obtained by The Guardian on Monday.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement tallied 35,604 "removals" in January and February of this year, compared to 35,255 in the first two months of 2017, according to figures obtained by The Guardian on Monday.
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While the board clearly should have asked harder questions and not acquiesced to university administrators, now is not the time for mass resignations or removals, which will further destabilize an already troubled institution.
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Washington (CNN)Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested only 2400 migrants targeted as part of an operation targeting families with court-ordered removals, that President Donald Trump had touted on Twitter, the agency announced Tuesday.
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A transparency report for October 2017 to December 2017 shows the outsize effect that Trusted Flaggers have: Regular users were responsible for 94.9 percent of flags leading to 402,33 video removals during that period.
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Here are efforts underway in some states to prohibit such removals and where they stand now: Louisiana Twelve Republican lawmakers in Louisiana have authored a bill to ban local governments from removing war memorials.
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"[The Department of Homeland Security] has placed more of a priority on border removals and has tried to scale back on the interior," said Faye Hipsman, a policy analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.
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Its first product, the BuzzMove removals website, allows U.K. consumers and other property owners to create a digital inventory of their belongings and compare prices and book certified removal firms to facilitate a move.
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Officials asked CNN to obscure the faces of ICE officers and contractors on board, with the exception of Marlen Pineiro, ICE's assistant director for removals, who accompanied the flight and agreed to an interview.
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Twitter has been working towards increasing health of discourse on its platform — the biggest moves it's made have been more aggressive account removals and choosing to quarantine tweets from politicians which violate community guidelines.
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Optimism that the two countries will reach a deal to roll back tariffs has boosted stocks and reduced demand for safe haven U.S. bonds in the past week, despite mixed messaging about tariff removals.
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In announcing the operation Monday, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said their removals "should come as no surprise" because they follow guidelines established in November of 2014, which prioritized criminals and new arrivals for deportation.
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Amid high-level turnover at the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, Trump administration critics are expressing alarm over whether politics is playing a role in the recent wave of removals, reassignments and retirements.
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But much of Memphis, a city that is 64 percent black, saw the removals as essential as the city gears up to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the April 1968 assassination of the Rev.
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"With a population growth rate of 20-25%, 800-1,000 wild horses will be born on the Devil's Garden this year, making these small removals negligible," said Laura Snell, a Modoc County farm adviser.
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China's internet censorship — which includes making some news websites inaccessible and passing rules that result in app removals — has left big players like Facebook and Google on the sidelines of a major boom there.
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Snap removals, as I've reported, are rooted in a 1948 revision of the Forum Defendant Rule that was intended to block plaintiffs from improperly naming local defendants solely to defeat federal court diversity jurisdiction.
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To mask the fact that the Obama administration wasn't doing its job within our borders, it began counting "turn-arounds"—illegal aliens detained close to the border by the Border Patrol—as interior removals.
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The press office of the United States Trade Representative said, in a prepared statement to CNBC, that "USTR declines to discuss specific product removals or additions" from the list of products subject to tariffs.
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And on the terrorist propaganda content front, the UK government has been pushing even harder, for proactive removals — unveiling an AI tool in February that it said could be used to automatically detect ISIS propaganda.
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Mike Kimmel, owner of Martin County Trapping and Removals and Martin County Wildlife Rescue , came across the massive python in the dark night of the Everglades already wrapped around a 4-foot alligator this weekend.
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Not only would they have to defend themselves through costly legal processes for content that was uploaded, they'd likely have to engage in mass removals of legitimate content in the interest of playing it safe.
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Facebook has not previously disclosed data on child nudity removals, though some would have been counted among the 21 million posts and comments it removed in the first quarter for sexual activity and adult nudity.
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A law regulating platforms' content removals could also very easily violate ordinary internet users' First Amendment rights, by effectively using government power to pick winners and losers among our tweets, Facebook posts, or YouTube videos.
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Upon learning of the removal, the Scribd team immediately reinstated all user-uploaded versions of The Mueller Report, and it has been correctly earmarked as public domain so that automatic removals through BookID will cease.
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Additionally, in this — its tenth — Transparency Report, Twitter has added another new section to the legal removals section of the report that covers requests to remove content from verified journalists and other media/news outlets.
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The removals of Charlotte Osei and her two deputies were based on a recommendation by a special committee set up by the chief justice to investigate complaints against them, Abdul-Hamid said in a statement.
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It said it would coordinate more effectively on existing initiatives - such as a code of conduct with the main social media companies - and provide guidance on dealing with illegal content to avoid overly zealous removals.
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The pre-emptive removals of teams marked a new stage in Russia's attempts to contain the crisis, but officials continued to assert that the meldonium ban was unfairly ensnaring athletes who had complied with it.
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The social network had so far refused, and on Monday it said the removals were the result of the pages accumulating too many strikes and had nothing to do with its policy on fake news.
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What marks these removals as particularly striking is the fact that the social platforms found that some of them were coordinated attempts by the Chinese government itself to paint the protestors in an unfavorable light.
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"Whether an account is removed or not on Instagram depends on the severity of the violation and a person's history on Instagram, including previous removals," the Instagram spokesperson said in a statement to VICE News.
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The proper course of action regarding sites of former and existing Confederate monuments is a contentious, political procedure — decisions must be finalized, removals organized, and decisions on what to erect in their place are deliberated.
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The statute imposes no geographic limit and allows for expedited removals up to two years after a migrant has entered the country, raising the possibility that the Trump administration may use this power more aggressively.
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The August rally in Charlottesville, organized by Unite the Right, which brought together several far-right groups, came amid a string of protests by white supremacist groups of removals of Confederate monuments across the South.
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The takedown became international news and led to an Apple shareholder proposal critical of the company's app removals, which was rejected at Wednesday's shareholder meeting but garnered support from 40.6% of votes cast by shareholders.
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And Brandon Scott, another member of the City Council, received a text message from a city worker informing him of the removals while he was talking with his neighbors about a shooting in his neighborhood.
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For perspective, the report reflects a more than 300% increase in the absolute number of content removals over the prior year, likely a combination of both more aggressive enforcement and general user and content growth.
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Some of the impact comes not from newly accounted-for emissions but from what the researchers called "forgone removals" — a degraded or disturbed forest takes up less carbon from the atmosphere than a fully intact one.
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This includes a partner portal where removals companies can apply for either single or aggregated/pooled removal jobs in the system and are given priority based on their quality score as rated by previous Movinga customers.
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Monuments remain an issue in other cities The removals come as cities and states are considering taking down Confederate monuments following the clashes at Saturday's rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, which left one anti-racism protester dead.
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Deportations were down 6 percent overall, but "interior removals" — cases involving people who were not caught at the border — skyrocketed by 37 percent since Trump's inauguration in January 2016 compared to the same period last year.
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The number of arrests and removals by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) increased in the first three quarters of fiscal year 2018 compared with the same period the previous year, according to new figures released Thursday.
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It may have been because Vargas fits the criteria for protection from deportation under President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Removals program — though she'd lost her protection last fall when she couldn't pay the renewal fees.
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Moving forward, Hänsel tells me that Movinga wants to expand into removals within the same city, which requires a different set of strengths, and is an area where the company doesn't really compete at the moment.
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The report, precipitated by the high profile removals of '60 Minutes' producer Jeff Fager and CBS chief executive Les Moonves after sexual misconduct allegations, found the program's separation from the larger company to be one issue.
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But the reassignments and removals go beyond that part of the sprawling agency, according to The Washington Post, and have taken place as the President's nominee to lead the VA, Robert Wilkie, awaits full Senate confirmation.
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Facebook attempted to purge its platform of white nationalist and white supremacist groups last year in the wake of the deadly rally in Charlottesville, Va., leading to a wave of other tech platforms making similar removals.
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Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court.
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Rather predictably, he sees the removals as "destroying our heritage" and has called Mr. Landrieu "a traitorous cuck," deploying a slur used by white nationalists and the alt-right to insult politicians as weak and unmanly.
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"A back-end judicial review process to prevent unmerited removals of special counsels not only helps to ensure their investigatory independence, but also reaffirms our nation's system of check and balances," Tillis said in a statement.
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In the months leading up to the April 9 election, Twitter suspended dozens of CAG-affiliated accounts, some of which were amplifying political messages for right-wing politicians, according to a source with knowledge of the removals.
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Sabraw said the ACLU could submit papers over the weekend if that appeared to be happening; however, Fabian had argued the judge did not have the authority to block removals from taking place on a mass basis.
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"We see very similar problems reflected in states all around the country now; there have been an uptick in purges," said Hannah Fried, the executive director of All Voting Is Local, a group that fights wrongful removals.
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In a response sent Thursday to NAACP North Carolina president William Barber II, state board of elections director Kim Strach maintained that the removals were legal because they're being done on an individual basis rather than systematically.
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The government said 18 people had been identified in a review of removals and detentions affecting Caribbean nationals, of whom 11 went on voluntarily to leave Britain and seven were detained but subsequently released without being removed.
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The latter was provided by the Cessnock District Rescue Squad who used tools from a "finger kit" — a kit that helps with ring removals and fingers stuck in drains — to free the animal from the tight spot.
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While border removals have dipped, deportations of immigrants arrested in the interior of the country have increased by a quarter over the past fiscal year, due to Mr Trump's expansion of who is considered eligible for removal.
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The administration plans on expanding "expedited removals," a speedy deportation process in which migrants aren't entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge, according to a notice that will be published in the federal register on Tuesday.
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Apple doesn't typically comment on app removals, but it's fair to say that the app was likely removed because of the clause in Apple's App Developer Review Guidelines which bans apps that encourage or risk physical harm.
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The Trump administration's stated policy is to target virtually any unauthorized immigrant — regardless of their length of residence in the US or their social, economic and family ties to the US.An increase in encounters, arrests and removals
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IN TRIPOLI, the capital of Libya, children play on the beach, cafés buzz late into the night and the manager of a beauty parlour reports that laser treatments, hair-removals and nose-jobs are on the rise.
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"Reddit Legal states that they have acted 74 times on these copyright notices through removals, but it is the first time we have been officially contacted regarding any infringement," dysgraphical said in a post about the notice.
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But while it wears its opulence gracefully, its recent stint as a witch school — and all the murders, resurrections and tongue removals that entailed — gave it a sinister undertow even on a spring morning full of birdsong.
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Trial lawyers have been complaining about snap removals for at least five years, but the tactic has recently been blessed by two federal circuits: the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2018's Encompass Insurance v.
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Those who support the toppling of Soviet statues like Lenin's and those who oppose it — either for political reasons or because they see the removals as a rewriting of history — have clashed since the law's controversial passage.
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Washington (CNN)Nine major United States cities are bracing for impact following reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement will move forward with an operation targeting migrant families with court-ordered removals that was previously called off in June.
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Preparations appeared to be under way on Friday to close the St Petersburg mission down, with a removals truck making repeated journeys to and from the consulate which took delivery of a large pizza order for its staff.
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Confederate Soldiers and Sailors monument and the monument to Confederate Women The Baltimore removals come as several cities hasten to dismantle their Confederate monuments in the wake of the violent white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend.
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Thus far, those numbers track slightly behind the pace of removals during the same time period during the past two years of the Obama administration -- and greatly lag behind the rate of deportations before Obama ordered greater discretion.
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The tech giant has argued that a balance should be found between the right to privacy and freedom of expression, saying that such removals should not go beyond Europe and into countries with different laws on the subject.
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He also suspects the administration will make more headway in expanding expedited removals, which will allow Trump to goose his removal numbers without more funds, but will also erode due process and may risk harm to asylum seekers.
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Removals are devastating for creators who spend years building a fanbase on YouTube— especially when people like Alex Jones, who promotes an enormous swath of harmful conspiracy theories as well as nootropics-like supplements, are allowed to remain.
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For the pronghorn, these included the first migration corridor ever designated on Forest Service land, conservation easements and fence removals on private land, and new overpasses installed by the Wyoming Department of Transportation to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions.
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The following is a breakdown of non-criminal and criminal arrests and non-criminal removals for Obama's first and second terms and the first two years of Trump's four-year term, broken down by the Oct. 1-Sept.
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"We perform around 400 resections (tumor removals) each year, which often involves rousing patients to carry out language tests, but this was the first time I've had a patient play an instrument," he said in the news release.
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There were around nine people returned for every one person removed, according to a data set compiled by the Office of Immigration Statistics that attempted to harmonize returns and removals from the United States stretching back to 1927.
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Details: "60 Minutes" reviewed the companies' transparency reports detailing incidents in which ads have been taken down, but found that the records offered no explanations for the removals, and no record of the original content of the ads.
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The funding would be transferred from the State Department to the Department of Homeland Security as part of a "migrant removals pilot" that could result in the deportation of up to 17,000 people from Mexico, the notification said.
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Vox has a "just cause" provision in our union contract in part to prevent capricious removals like Olson's, and a system of due process for arbitrating allegations and claims precisely so that bogus allegations don't get people fired.
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The agency's requests for removals filed in family court rose 25 percent in the first quarter of 225, to 22010 from 2311, compared with the same period last year, according to figures obtained by The New York Times.
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He supplied figures showing that emergency removals of the kind that took Deja from her mother were about the same, a little over 23, in the first two months of 73 as during the same period in 27.
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The removals came hours after President Trump defended the white nationalist demonstrators who rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia, in unrest over the weekend that led to the death of one 32-year-old woman and two Virginia state troopers.
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However, a source familiar with Twitter's policies told BuzzFeed News that globally the company typically sees a spike in requests for account and content removals around elections, in the wake of terrorist attacks, or during periods of civil unrest.
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About 400 hours of content is uploaded to YouTube every minute, Brittin said, claiming that 98 percent of "removals" happen within 24 hours and adding that it will be looking at its policies, controls and how those are enforced.
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"They've reached a point where politicians have come to accept these before-election removals as a normal part of business, when they really weren't," Josh Kurlantzick, a fellow for Southeast Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations, told Vox.
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The Lone Star State had 31 removals over the past three years, the report says, followed by Virginia with 14, Florida with nine, Tennessee with eight, Georgia and Maryland with six, North Carolina with five and Oklahoma with five.
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The social media firm increased removals and suspensions of accounts in recent months, saying this was one reason the number of monthly users fell by 1.791 million to 335 million in the second quarter from the previous three months.
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In Licking County, the number of children entering foster care increased more than 50 percent in 2017 compared to the previous year, the overwhelming majority of child removals due, at least in part, to substance abuse by their parents.
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By Stoffelmayr's calculation, Nannery's data on pre-service removals to federal court between 2012 and 2014 suggest that defendants used the snap removal tactic in only about 150 cases a year – a tiny fraction of the federal civil docket.
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The expansion of a so-called expedited removals program, which is expected to be challenged in court, could result in people being deported without a court hearing and could affect their ability to seek asylum in the United States.
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The expansion of a so-called expedited removals program, which is expected to be challenged in court, could result in people being deported without a court hearing and could affect their ability to seek asylum in the United States.
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On Monday, a judge issued an injunction against the removals of Tinubu and of deputy chief executive Omamofe Boyo, barred the SEC's appointed chief executive from taking over the company and blocked the imposition of a 91.125 million naira ($297,900) fine.
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Facebook's new terms of service explains how ads get targeted Facebook's terms of service got a light polishing, Russell Brandom reports: Facebook has published new terms of service, giving more details on content removals, ad targeting, and users' intellectual property rights.
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"It seems as if the administration's worksite enforcement strategy is doing far more to make immigrants anxious — sending the clear message that the workplace is not safe from immigration enforcement — than it is to actually boost interior removals," she said.
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And given that ICE managed to deport fewer than 82,000 people last year as part of its interior removals programme—less than 1% of the total undocumented population—it would also involve a much larger policing exercise than the current effort.
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The new removals targeted 39 channels on YouTube, which had more than 13,2003 views in the United States, as well as 13 accounts on the social networking site Google Plus and six accounts on Blogger, its blogging platform, the company said.
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Movinga, the online removals startup that claims to be a leader in its native Germany but also operates in numerous other European countries, such as Austria, Switzerland, U.K., France and Italy, has picked up $25 million in Series B funding.
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AdSense's new Policy Center will give publishers information about how many violations their sites have, what issues triggered ad removals, and step-by-step instructions about how to fix the problem so they can start displaying ads and making money again.
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"As part of this ongoing commitment to transparency, today we're expanding the report to include additional data like channel removals, the number of comments removed, and the policy reason why a video or channel was removed," said YouTube in its post.
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As a result the Commission has issued a set of guidelines for how the internet firms could increase the speed and effectiveness of their removals of content, be it through establishing trusted flaggers or investing more in automatic detection technologies.
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At the same time, the huge rise in "interior removals" is a direction reflection of the Trump administration's approach to immigration enforcement, said Alina Das, co-director of the Immigrant Rights Clinic at the New York University School of Law.
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The diplomatic removals were the largest ever, and underscored soaring tensions between Moscow and the West that rose to new heights after the poisoning of ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, with a military-grade nerve agent.
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Actual removals have not kept pace—in fact, they were at their lowest level since 2006, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University—but it is clear the Trump administration is ramping up ways to deport undocumented immigrants.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump's promise to deport two million to three million immigrants who have committed crimes suggested that he would dramatically step up removals of both people in the United States illegally and those with legal status.
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So the nonbinary can be forced to dissemble, to erase their own truths and fabricate a familiar transmale or transfemale tale, in order to get the treatment — the hormones and breast removals, the Adam's-apple reductions and facial recontourings — they seek.
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Last year, nearly 12,000 "adverse event reports" were submitted, including stories of device removals that required hysterectomies, said Madris Tomes, founder and CEO of Device Events, which seeks to bolster patient safety by sharing information about negative reactions to medical devices.
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"If Trump seriously wants to step up dramatically the number of arrests, detentions and removals, I think he has to do workplace raids," said Michael J. Wishnie, a professor at Yale Law School who represents detainees in civil rights cases.
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While the Commission making efforts to limit access to dangerous goods online is unlikely to be too controversial, it has generally been pushing for proactive or radically rapid removals of various types of problem content, and wading into controversy as a result.
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On Monday, a judge issued an injunction against the removals of Tinubu and of deputy chief executive Omamofe Boyo, barred the SEC's appointed chief executive from taking over the company and blocked the imposition of a 91.125 million naira ($297,900) fine against Tinubu.
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"We would also like to reassure you that there will be no removals or detention as part of any assistance to help these citizens get their proper documentation in place," wrote Caroline Nokes, the immigration minister, to Caribbean foreign ministers and ambassadors.
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Brendon McAlpine, business development manager for Australian online takedown service Internet Removals, said that SEO tactics like paid guest posting are an inevitable result of Google's "first-to-the-top" search ranking criteria, and the benefits that come from being highly ranked.
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Their removals were widely viewed among Democratic lawmakers and administration critics as an act of political retribution after Vindman informed White House lawyer John Eisenberg of Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and proceeded to cooperate with the House impeachment investigation.
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Since spurious cases tend to be dropped when there's an attorney on the other side, providing low-income renters with access to legal representation, similar to the right to counsel in criminal trials, is a logical first step in curtailing unwarranted removals.
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Because the removals were done in accordance with court orders and the courts had acted in "the best interests of the children," the "so-called Sixties Scoop cannot now be questioned or challenged," reads a judge's summary of the government's position from 2014.
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And even as the national conversation about Confederate symbols has largely been driven by coverage of removals of prominent monuments in places like Durham, North Carolina, New Orleans, Baltimore, and Memphis, that coverage can at times hide just how many monuments exist.
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His criticism of removals of U.S. Confederate monuments that celebrate defenders of slavery sent shivers through markets as investors bet that the stance would hurt Trump's ability to build enough consensus to deliver growth boosts such as tax reform and stimulus spending.
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Jones faces an opponent in Roy Moore whose white evangelical base has stuck with him through decades of controversy -- including two removals as state Supreme Court chief justice and the allegations that he pursued sexual relationships with teenage girls while in his 30s.
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"Lastly, while a negative in the near-term [for GE], we note that recent removals from the index have gone on to outperform the DJIA in the 12-months following the announcement," Goldman analyst Joe Ritchie said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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But by placing the number of people he aims to turn out of the country as high as three million, Mr. Trump raised questions about which immigrants he planned to target for deportation and how he could achieve removals at that scale.
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It was common, for example, to give weeks-long supply for opioids after wisdom teeth removals, even though the procedure usually leads to pain for no more than a week and the pain typically can be treated with milder painkillers like ibuprofen.
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It was common, for example, to give weeks-long supply for opioids after wisdom teeth removals, even though the procedure usually leads to pain for no more than a week and the pain can typically be treated with other painkillers like ibuprofen.
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Basman says she got a call today from a removals officer at CBSA, who informed her that Mohammed's deportation order had been lifted and that the federal immigration minister, John McCallum, had approved him for permanent residency based on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
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She recently co-authored a blog post for the EFF which criticized the moves being made by CloudFlare and other tech companies, saying that these are dangerous moves and that the precedents being set now can shift the justice of those removals.
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Bernd Holznagel, a professor at the University of Münster and one of the participating experts, pointed to two constitutional violations related to freedom of speech: the statute gives companies incentives to remove content, and it lacks a procedure for users to appeal removals.
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He and his co-authors have proposed a new clause in the judicial code to allow plaintiffs to counter snap removals by serving in-state defendants within the time limits set out in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure then seeking remand within 30 days.
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Most of that money has come from ICE's information technology division and detention compliance and removals office, which have paid Booz Allen Hamilton for "immigration data modernization support services" and "law enforcement systems and analysis project management office support," according to the website USAspending.gov.
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One hopes that a positive byproduct of the forcible removals by several airlines — notably United and Delta — of customers from overbooked flights and each organization's subsequent ensuing public apologies could be greater attention by corporate leaders around the world to the cultures of their companies.
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I also understand that €6 million of today's Series C was previously communicated, and was effectively bridge-financing while Movinga geared up for a full Series C and convinced investors it could get back on the road to building a scalable online removals venture.
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Lindsay Nichols, an attorney at the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, adds that Congress is considering legislation to extend gun restrictions to stalkers, dating partners, and other loophole classes, which could go a long way in strengthening the benefits of domestic violence firearm removals.
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The Republican State House leaders, who plan to start a formal investigation into the statue removals, criticized the city for selling the parkland — and the statues — to a nonprofit group, Memphis Greenspace, thus allowing it, and not the city government, to haul away the statues.
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He called for a special prosecutor to investigate those ties and said that firing Mr. Comey continued a "deeply troubling pattern" from the administration, citing the removals of Sally Q. Yates as acting attorney general and Preet Bharara as United States attorney in Manhattan.
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A spokeswoman for Bayer, which had previously estimated around 8,000 hectares of rapeseed would be lost in France, said on Friday the area had reached 18,000 hectares after further precautionary removals of crops, for example when there were doubts over the traceability of seeds.
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Multiply his 2.5 million removals -- more than any other president -- by a factor of all the families separated, communities disrupted, and due process denied to get a true sense of the devastation that his aggressive immigration enforcement policies have had on the Latino and immigrant populations.
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Adding hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients to the pile of potentially deportable immigrants — on top of the 57,000 Hondurans, 59,833 Haitians, and 260,000 Salvadorans Trump has already moved to deprive of Temporary Protected Status — will not in any way increase the pace of aggregate removals.
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The last straw for the home secretary seems to have been her statement to MPs last week that she knew nothing of official targets for immigration removals—a claim that was quickly undermined by leaked correspondence suggesting that in fact both she and the prime minister did.
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Acknowledging the challenges that are inherent in judging whether something constitutes illegal hate speech or not, Jourová said the Commission does not have a target of 100% removals on illegal hate speech reports — given the "difficult work" that tech firms have to do in evaluating certain reports.
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The lawsuit filed against New York City described hasty removals with little or no regard for explanations from the mothers about alleged neglect, dismissals of pledges that the parents would get help from relatives in raising their children, and a failure to refer mothers to programs.
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At times, he has been able to explain the abuse he and his family have received, some of it because of his efforts to purge Sandy Hook conspiracies from the internet, and seek removals based on a slowly evolving awareness in the tech community about the issue.
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When they plummeted over 100 years ago, in 1914, one article in The Times speculated that "the diminutive size of the typical modern apartment, frequent removals, the growing popularity of hotel life, the attractions of golf playing, motoring and 'the movies'" had all led to decreased sales.
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In his ruling, Chancellor Bouchard said that it wasn't necessary for the court to grant the restraining order — one CBS argued was necessary to prevent Ms. Redstone from replacing directors, to the harm of other shareholders — because Delaware law allows the company to challenge such board removals.
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The security firm's findings offer fresh evidence that even after years of crackdowns and tens of thousands of account removals by social media platforms, it's still possible to create networks of phony digital personas and operate them in concert to try to spread false information online.
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Rolls-Royce, whose engines power large civil and military planes, said on Friday it had sped up turbine blade replacement for some models, leading to additional removals and delaying a reduction in the number of grounded aircraft to single figures until the second quarter of 10003.
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Critics of Confederate monuments have won dramatic victories that were almost inconceivable a decade ago: the lowering of the battle flag outside the South Carolina State House, the removals of four towering statues in New Orleans, the renaming of city streets in Atlanta and in Hollywood, Fla.
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Federal immigration enforcement agents last weekend arrested 121 migrants for deportation, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said on Monday, starting a wave of removals of parents and children, mainly from Central America, who came during the border surge in 2014 and failed to win asylum in immigration courts.
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After President Donald Trump tweeted on Monday that an operation to deport "millions" of undocumented immigrants was imminent, a senior immigration official told CNN that ICE was moving forward with a raid that is expected to target families with court-ordered removals -- approximately 2,000 people in 10 cities.
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"There will always be hospitals where patients with complex needs go for multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment by teams of specialists," says John Deverill of GE. He predicts that separate facilities will spring up to provide common surgical interventions, such as joint replacements or cataract removals, to benefit from scale.
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" But Disqus does not claim to be a neutral platform; the company has taken a strong public stand against hate speech, going so far as to amend its terms of service in April 2017 to enforce full platform removals "if a publication is dedicated to toxic or hateful discourse.
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To better understand the process, I spoke with experts Dr. Hooman Khorasani, chief of the Dermatologic & Cosmetic Surgery Division at Mount Sinai Medical Center, and Dr. Randall Roenigk, professor of dermatology at Mayo Clinic, who've both done their fair share of tattoo removals for a wide range of clients.
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One of the studies, conducted by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, looked at the costs of four common medical procedures — angioplasties, gallbladder removals, hysterectomies and lumbar/spine surgeries — for patients who were hospitalized for the procedure as compared to those who underwent them at an outpatient facility.
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Six Michigan lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives, five Democrats and one Republican, sent a letter urging the Department of Homeland Security to hold off on the removals until Congress can review the agreement between the United States and Iraq and be given assurances about the deportees' safety.
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"[Ryan's] staff have briefed him what we said are nonstarters: [border] wall, detention beds, interior enforcement, more efforts to do expedited removals — all this stuff that we know creates due process nightmares, targeting individuals in a discriminatory fashion, we aren't doing," said Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) chairwoman Rep.
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Specifically, the startup plans to invest more in its technology platform in order to automate more of the removals process, which at the moment includes things like being able to price a house move in real-time and dispatch work to its removal partners in the most efficient way.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke a two-session losing streak on Tuesday, in a strong rally on the Trump administration's announcement of delays and removals of certain items on the new tariffs that had been set to go into effect Sept. 1.
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Simply Removals, the company that handled the Camerons' move into Downing Street in 2010, and calls itself "London's affordable removal firm," advertises a "Big One" package that includes 25 standard boxes, two large boxes, two wardrobe boxes, Bubble Wrap, packing paper and tape, for 169 pounds, or about $224.
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It ensured white hegemony by keeping black South Africans away from the urban-industrial economy by restricting their movement into cities, forcing back those who had left the reserves through mass removals and restoring autonomous tribal authorities in the reserves, charged with disciplining and containing its black population.
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The video-sharing giant said it removed more than 17,000 channels and 100,000 videos for violating its hate speech policy between April and June — the month in which the policy was instituted — a five-time increase in the number of removals in the first three months of the year.
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The video-sharing giant said it removed more than 22019,000 channels and 100,000 videos for violating its hate speech policy between April and June -- the month in which the policy was instituted -- a five-time increase in the number of removals in the first three months of the year.
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The piece, written by nine top former intelligence officials, sought to underscore the threat the removals pose to institutions that are designed to protect the country from foreign and domestic attacks, warning that the country is being put at risk as it dedicates its efforts to battle COVID-19.
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Following the removals of such statues nationwide in the aftermath, Mayor Bill de Blasio convened a commission to review of the city's iconography for possible removal, including images of Columbus, whose 1492 voyage to the Caribbean, historians say, was at the grave cost of the indigenous people there.
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Owing to new regulation implemented by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to curb sulphur emissions, scrubber retrofits and removals of older fleets with a high compliance cost are expected to lead to fleet tightening, which will help increasing freight rates across sectors and ultimately boost orders, said IHS Markit.
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Even in the Obama era, immigration detention and deportations rates continued to rise astronomically: From 2009 to 2015, the administration engaged in over 1 million "interior" removals — excluding those who were apprehended while attempting to cross the border — a rate that was nearly double that of the prior administration.
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ICE has also ramped up arrests and removals of undocumented immigrants, leading the Washington Post's Michael Gerson to accuse it of being the president's "personal bullying squad":ICE's 40 percent increase in arrests within the United States after Trump took office is now closely associated with the president's political priorities.
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"We continue to emphasize to (Chinese) officials that it is incumbent on them to provide U.S. officials with significant, clear, and convincing evidence to allow our law enforcement agencies to proceed with investigations, removals, and prosecutions of criminal suspects in accordance with domestic laws," the spokeswoman, Anna Richey-Allen, said.
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After President Donald Trump tweeted on Monday that an operation to deport "millions" of undocumented immigrants was imminent, a senior immigration official told CNN that ICE was moving forward with a raid on Sunday that is expected to target families with court-ordered removals -- about 2,000 people in 10 cities.
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The removals come in response to an act of violence in New York City earlier this month, in which members of the Proud Boys assaulted anti-fascist protestors outside a Republican club in Manhattan where Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, also an original co-founder of Vice Media, was speaking.
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Apple has said publicly that it would notify developers when apps were removed at a government's request, that it would limit takedowns to specific countries when possible, and that beginning in the second half of this year it would note in periodic transparency reports the number of requests for app removals.
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However, in the year and a half following Perkins's death, ACS has also presided over a 54 percent increase in the number of cases it brought to family court, and a roughly 30 percent increase in emergency removals—when ACS takes a child from parents before even seeing a judge.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Social media companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube have stepped up both the speed and number of removals of hate speech on their platforms in response to pressure from the European Union to do more to tackle the issue, according to the results of an EU evaluation.
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And while he prioritized removals at the border over internal raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and sought to bias deportations toward criminals and away from law-abiding undocumented people, he oversaw the same brutal federal border patrol and immigration enforcement bureaucracy that Trump has used to such devastating effect.
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Clutter, the on-demand removals and storage company backed by SoftBank, is today announcing that it has acquired The Storage Fox, a startup that will spearhead Clutter's expansion in to self-storage services in urban locations, starting first in the New York metro area where The Storage Fox is currently active.
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Today's removals mark nearly one year of Twitter's efforts to identify and remove accounts that are spreading political misinformation for the purposes of changing public sentiment — something that has wide-ranging impact beyond simply being annoyed on social media, including not least democratic processes like voting in elections or referendums.
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Apple has said publicly that it would notify developers when applications were removed at a government's request, that it would limit takedowns to specific countries when possible, and that beginning in the second half of this year it would note in periodic transparency reports the number of requests for application removals.
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"While much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this," said the blog post.
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"The FDA has extensive post-market authorities — including requirements for quality systems, adverse-event reporting, mandatory recalls, corrections and removals — to help ensure the safety and effectiveness of medical technologies once they are on the market," said JC Scott, senior executive vice president for government affairs at AdvaMed, an industry trade group.
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"Much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this," it said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, over more than 30 years many Superfund site cleanups now take too long and cost too much to clean up I've previously proposed setting of firm deadlines to complete Superfund sites, better management of the interminable site studies, and more use of cost-effective "emergency removals" to deal with obvious environmental issues.
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"This camp and practice of eviction would become part of the blueprint for future forced removals and the model for South African racially segregated townships in the lead-up and during the era of apartheid," Alexandre White, an assistant professor of sociology and history of medicine at John Hopkins University, told CNN.
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It's welcomed, but it almost upsets the overall tone of the experience, as does a profane slogan on the side of a removals company cardboard box; but then, such is the disparate treatment of every playable flashbacks, that small inconsistencies, I suppose, in the game's "real" world barely register with lasting relevance.
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During the 2016 fiscal year, ICE averaged about 1,250 "apprehensions and removals" per week, but only a small percentage of these involved "community arrests," according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Clearinghouse, which found that most of the people being picked up and deported by ICE were already in custody at jails and prisons.
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Mr. Kelly, people close to the president said, backed the removals of Mr. Bannon, Sebastian Gorka, a flame-throwing White House staff member known more for his cable TV tirades than strategic acumen, and Anthony Scaramucci, the short-lived communications director who self-immolated in an expletive-filled interview with The New Yorker in July.
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Judge Paul Friedman of the Federal District Court of the District of Columbia scheduled a hearing Tuesday on a request for a temporary restraining order to halt what could be hundreds of removals for parents who have already exhausted their immigration appeals — but whose children may well have better cases for remaining in the country.
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The swiftness of these removals highlights a truth that many tech companies don't want to fully acknowledge in an age of increased ideological polarization among their users: The idea of "protecting free speech" isn't actually a hard-and-fast policy on their sites, but rather an increasingly handy excuse they can use to avoid taking controversial action.
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Founded just a year ago by Bastian Knutzen and Chris Maslowski, Movinga is attempting to move home removals online with a consumer-facing brand that let's you get an instant quote and book your home removal without the need for an in-person home inspection and with Movinga overseeing and taking responsibility for the whole process.
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According to statistics from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) given to CNN, the pace of removals under Trump in his first three months lags behind even the last two years of his predecessor, when then-President Barack Obama ordered his agencies to use more discretion when it came to deporting undocumented immigrants, focusing specifically on criminals.
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They call into question why the platform is still heavily reliant on user reports, despite its AI and machine learning-based moderation tools, and why removals don't happen more quickly, especially during a crisis (and even routine moderation takes a deep psychological toll on the human monitors tasked with filling in the gaps left by AI).
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The protest from Never Again Action -- a Jewish organization that has fanned out across the country protesting ICE detention centers -- and Movimiento Cosecha -- an immigrant-justice group -- comes as ICE has received renewed attention in recent weeks as it prepared to arrest and deport migrant families with court-ordered removals, an operation that got underway Sunday.
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The new bill, which followed a House Judiciary hearing last November on snap removals, adopts a "snap back" fix: Federal courts would be required to remand cases that were removed for failure to serve the forum defendant if plaintiffs properly served that defendant within 30 days or within the time specified in state service process rules.
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The original Movinga vision was to build a marketplace for home removals that would use technology to make the process more efficient both for the consumer — through instant algorithmically-generated quotes — and for removal companies who, via the startup's tech, could aggregate jobs so as to make use of spare capacity, such as on a return journey from one city to another.
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Read more: US border patrol says they tried to send UK family back after illegal crossing but Canada wouldn't take themThough expedited removals usually occur within one day, according to the National Immigration Forum, ICE officials told Insider that it takes roughly two weeks to clear and process an individual for deportation to the UK.Saunders said that, too, didn't strike him as unusual.
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"We have been very public and transparent around the topics covered in this article, such as our Search rater guidelines, our policies for special features in Search like Autocomplete and valid legal removals, our work to combat misinformation through Project Owl and the fact that the changes we make to Search are aimed at benefiting users, not commercial relationships," the statement said.
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Just look at how he abandoned his most sweeping promises to deport the entire undocumented population within two years, now saying that 3 million people — mostly convicted felons — would be the priorities in forced removals from the U.S. "What we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers," Trump told CBS' "60 Minutes" on Sunday.
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Along with other social media platform giants, Twitter is facing increased political pressure to promptly eject terrorist content and hate speech from its platform — especially in Europe where new laws have been proposed in some countries that could see governments introducing a regime of financial penalties attached to failures of performance for social media content takedown as a stick to encourage faster removals of illegal content.
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But as it battles to try to keep the U.S. economy from collapsing amid quarantine orders and halted commerce, the Trump administration so far has been resistant to broader removals of tariffs imposed over the past 20 months on some $370 billion worth of Chinese imports annually, despite calls from industry that this would be an instant tax cut worth tens of billions of dollars.
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"In terms of right now with the Manus crisis that has been going on, the men's access to phones has been vital in enabling us to coordinate with them for food and other supplies they need, and during these two days of violence and forced removals, their phones have been so important in documenting as much as they can what has been happening," Murdoch added.
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" The post clarifies that these violations, and not claims related to fake news, are the reason for the pages' removal: "While much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this.
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Rudd decided to step down after admitting she had "inadvertently misled" a parliamentary committee about targets for removing illegal immigrants from the UK. She told MPs that her department did not have targets, but leaked documents showed not only that targets did exist, but that Rudd herself had written to the Prime Minister setting out her aim of increasing enforced removals by more than 10% over the next few years.
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Today's list is on par with some of the other notable disclosures Twitter has made every few months in the last year, such as its first removals process last October covering some 43,500 accounts out of Russia; but they are a far cry from its biggest removal effort to date, identifying and suspending some 200,000 accounts in China aimed at sowing discord in Hong Kong this past August.
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While Facebook has not publicized the removals of these particular political disinformation networks, despite its now steady habit of issuing PR when it finds and removes "coordinated inauthentic behavior" (though, of course, there's no way to be sure it's disclosing everything it finds on its platform), test searches for the main pages identified by Avaaz returned either no results or what appear to be other unrelated Facebook pages using the same name.
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Casio&aposs $50,000 Printer Can Turn Paper Into Faux Leather, Wood, and Alligator SkinAs a rule, we rarely post news about printers here on Gizmodo because, as a rule, they're…Read more ReadPrevious attempts to erase printed pages so they can be reused without recycling either required the use of specially formulated toners that disappeared when heat was applied, or high-powered lasers to instantly vaporize the ink similar to how tattoo removals are performed.
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