The maps and deployment data are becoming a repeat offender.
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So yeah, Facebook is kind of a repeat offender here.
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A repeat offender, it's worth adding, that still hasn't paid up.
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Robinson was a repeat offender with multiple felony convictions, prosecutors said.
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All that mattered was that Mr. Rhines was a repeat offender.
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While O'Donnell's motives were not corrupt, she certainly is a repeat offender.
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The heavy fine is partially due to Sendejo being a repeat offender.
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A judge eventually declared her a danger to society as a repeat offender.
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As a repeat offender, he faces a suspension of up to four years.
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Where it gets steep is if a team is considered a repeat offender.
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Could Gaddi have been a repeat offender when it came to observing eclipses?
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Matt, the more violent of the two, was a repeat offender with a reputation.
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The repeat offender will forfeit $51,829.25, and the AHL has to approve his status.
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Prosecutors have portrayed Cosby as a repeat offender with a familiar pattern of abuse.
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According to the police, the cat who bit me is likely a repeat offender.
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Jones is a repeat offender, resulting in the large fine imposed by the league.
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" The OSC called Conway a "repeat offender," who "has shown disregard for the law.
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Someone who we keep daily tabs on, model Kendall Jenner, is our favorite repeat offender.
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He was known to local authorities as a repeat offender involved in petty crime and drugs.
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His first book, "Confessions of a Repeat Offender," is scheduled to go on sale next month.
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Kentucky (REPEAT OFFENDER): Shaking and wounded Yorkie found, despite prior USDA warning about veterinary care problems.
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We need to fix a system that is failing both the community and the repeat offender.
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It had climbed 30 metres (90 feet) up and was a repeat offender, according to 7 News Adelaide.
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In the world of high school dress codes and yearbooks, it seems that shoulders are a repeat offender.
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New Jersey (REPEAT OFFENDER): Consumer complaints about sick puppies; unlicensed dealer previously had animals seized from his home.
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Charles Whittud, 47, is also a repeat offender and has been civilly committed at Avenel since November 20163.
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Since he's now a repeat offender ... he's facing at least 4 days in jail and a suspended license.
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Though arriving from a repeat offender, this style of reporting is not unique to Plott or The Atlantic.
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Oklahoma (REPEAT OFFENDER): Dealer previously revoked in Georgia, moved to Ohio, now in Oklahoma; has history of sick dogs.
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Facebook is a repeat offender & fines like this won't stop them from breaking the law & violating our privacy again.
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You might read it as the story of a repeat offender getting a second chance to commit more crimes.
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Christina Berriman Dawson brings a smidgen of bouncy energy to her performance as Kelly, another repeat offender and drug abuser.
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Arkansas (REPEAT OFFENDER): Repeated violations for dogs in need of veterinary care, including Chihuahua with signs of a broken jaw.
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The 19-year-old is considered a repeat offender under the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement and will forfeit $11,280.49.
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Frankie Dorsey—a designated dangerous offender and a repeat offender pimp—has been in prison on and off since the 1980s.
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Shawn Thornton is another repeat offender and while he's still in the league, he has only played 12 games this season.
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The shooting of Kate Steinle by a repeat offender who was protected by San Francisco's sanctuary city policy made national headlines.
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Minnesota (REPEAT OFFENDER): Failed at least 11 recent USDA inspections; repeatedly failed to treat dog with health problems even after multiple warnings.
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Draymond is considered a repeat offender of testicular injury, as he kicked Oklahoma City Thunder center Steven Adams not once, but twice.
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One change was the disbanding of a special tactical unit known as the Repeat Offender Project, to which Mr. Sandy was assigned.
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We're told he is NOT a repeat offender -- as we've reported, Taylor's had several unwanted visitors show up at her waterfront home.
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In offices where there's a repeat offender, Green said, workers tell her they've resorted to buying mini fridges or lunchboxes that lock.
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In Bucaramanga, at UIS, a professor alleged to be a repeat offender is being investigated, and student pressure, finally, is being felt.
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If that's the case, or if there's a repeat offender among the ranks, then the behavior has to be dealt with accordingly.
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The league pointed out Wilson's status as a repeat offender as a factor in the length of the suspension it handed out.
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It's extraordinary that a repeat offender that has shown a disdain for the FTC's authority would get such comprehensive, top-to-bottom immunity.
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His attempt to charm viewers by speaking Spanish fell flat and he was a repeat offender of failing to actually answer the question.
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Kansas (REPEAT OFFENDER): USDA filed complaint in July 2016 for numerous veterinary violations that occurred in 2015 and 2014; sells to large brokers.
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It's important to mention that Gordon was a repeat offender — he failed multiple rounds of drug tests to earn that one-year suspension.
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It said it did so with Conway because she is a "repeat offender" who has ignored the office's requests to follow the law.
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At the time of the shooting, Mr. Sandy was part of the Police Department's Repeat Offender Project, a tactical unit with specialized weapons.
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One repeat offender may be making the hate-crime increase look particularly intense, the Police Department's chief of detectives, Dermot Shea, has said.
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It was updated after the agency recommended Thursday that Conway be removed from federal service for being a "repeat offender" of the Hatch Act.
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Missouri (REPEAT OFFENDER): More than 25 dogs found underweight, sick or injured since our last report; some were limping or had bloody/oozing lesions.
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The NFL conditionally reinstated Gordon over the weekend after being suspended indefinitely last season as a repeat offender of the league's substance-abuse policy.
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That country in particular has been a repeat offender, banning headscarves and other "conspicuous" religious symbols in schools and face veils in public places.
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Mr. Musk is not a repeat offender, and he may be more cautious about using Twitter to communicate market-moving information in the future.
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In another case, the person qualified for a more severe sentence because he was viewed as a repeat offender under Pennsylvania's sex offender laws.
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Justice Minister Koen Geens described the attacker as a repeat offender who had been incarcerated since 2003, and was due for release in two years.
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The International Weightlifting Federation has adopted a tougher anti-doping policy this year under which repeat-offender nations can be banned outright from the Olympics.
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The repeat offender On April 9, 2006, a New Mexico man jumped the White House fence and made it well inside the grounds before being stopped.
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A first-time offender could be punished by up to three years in prison, and a repeat offender could face imprisonment of up to 10 years.
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Special counsel Henry Kerner wrote in a letter to Trump Thursday that his office's investigative report found that Conway was a "repeat offender" of the Hatch Act.
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"Given that Ms. Conway is a repeat offender and has shown disregard for the law, OSC recommends that she be removed from federal service," the statement said.
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Moore, a repeat offender at the time of the murder, was convicted at age 20 of shooting elderly store clerk James McCarble in the head with a shotgun.
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Trump and his surrogates often invoke the tragic death of Kathryn Steinle who was killed but repeat offender who was an undocumented immigrant in the San Francisco area.
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"I have not been able to find a single Commission order — certainly not one against a repeat offender — that contains a release as broad as this one," concurs Chopra.
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Special counsel Henry Kerner wrote in a letter to President Donald Trump Thursday that his office's investigative report found that Conway was a "repeat offender" of the Hatch Act.
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The technique is called "geographic profiling," and it's typically used by criminologists to narrow down the possible list of locations in which a repeat offender is likely to reside.
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After reports of cascading rush-hour delays on the 2 and 3 lines in Manhattan on Tuesday night, the M.T.A. believed it was the work of a repeat offender.
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In his report, Kerner described Conway as a repeat offender of the 1939 law, citing her comments about the 2020 presidential race and the Alabama Senate election in 2017.
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The league cited three factors in the length of the suspension, saying it was an illegal hit to the head, caused an injury and was delivered by a repeat offender.
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LG's G6 looks promising, but the Korean company's another repeat offender when it comes to building hype with its engineering nous and then letting people down with the user experience.
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But developing media narratives that one president is a liar while ignoring this narrative for another more ideologically-favored presidential repeat-offender damages the credibility of the media accuser as well.
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"Let's face reality: We have a greater chance of children getting run over by a car [on Halloween] than being a victim of sexual assault by a repeat offender," he said.
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Matthew Lewis is the 17-year-old president and founder of PhishTrain, an education service that simulates phishing emails as a breach prevention measure, sending repeat-offender employees to online training.
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And, if that repeat offender just happens to be the person that you're in a relationship with, it could very well be the reason why you're considering ending things with them.
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It is not clear which videos on McInnes' channel led to the ban, but YouTube confirmed that the channel had exceeded the threshold for copyright strikes, leading to a "repeat offender" ban.
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In "Repeat Offender"(2017), more of his body is depicted than in the other paintings, and here it is wrapped in a skin-tight yellow unitard with a superhero's musculature showing through.
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All relationships go through highs and lows, but if you become a repeat offender of certain negative actions, it could mean you're sabotaging your bond with your partner without even realizing it.
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SoundCloud, for example, has a "download" feature that allows you to grab most of the music you've uploaded to your page, unless you are a really bad repeat offender of copyright law.
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An overzealous bro in a Slayer shirt drunkenly climbs onto the stage and is abruptly thrown back into the crowd by the bouncers, who shake their heads at the apparent repeat offender.
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Keith will not be paid during his suspension, which amounts to a loss of roughly $148,883 in earnings for a player who is not considered a repeat offender but has been disciplined before.
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The league noted that Wilson "is considered a repeat offender" — and, indeed, this is hardly the first time he has been in trouble for the way he has taken out an opposing player.
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But if you notice yourself becoming a repeat offender of certain negative actions, it could mean you're sabotaging your bond with your partner — and that could hurt your marriage in the long term.
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But, Biyombo may have been picking up some repeat offender prejudice as he came up with this incredible block on LeBron earlier on in the game, which was by no definition a foul.
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Mr. McCollum, who comes across as the world's most genial repeat offender, is the principal guide to his story, which includes being stabbed in school by a fellow student when he was 12.
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Repeat offender Cheetah Mobile, a publicly traded company based in China, had more than 40 of its apps yanked from the Play Store in this latest wave of bans, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Facebook determined that the message violated its community standards, and that the sender was a repeat offender -- but still, the sender was allowed to stay on the platform until CNN started asking questions.
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"I've since found other methods [for encouraging blood circulation], and when it comes to fashion you don't want to be a repeat offender," Williams told reporters during a press conference for the U.S. Open.
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In 2012, a Florida man had his petty theft upgraded to a felony when it turned out he was a repeat offender of filling complimentary water cups with stolen soda at fast food chains.
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I'd do away with stadium closures, and replace them with flipped games: Repeat offender clubs should be stripped of a certain number of home fixtures and forced to play them on the road instead.
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I mean, we're still mad about Lady Gaga's G.IS.M. patch, Lindsay Lohan's Iron Maiden shirt, and a host of others, including self-proclaimed fashion maven Kanye West (a repeat offender—remember those fucking sweatpants?).
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Petra Collins photographed Solange Knowles for Glamour's December issue in the same resort 2018 look, along with $10,000 Saint Laurent boots, but Lopez appears to be a repeat offender when it comes to the label.
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The same general principle applies to the length of prison sentences, which in many cases have gotten longer as a result of sentence enhancements, repeat-offender laws, "three strikes" laws and "truth-in-sentencing" laws.
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"I've since found other methods [for encouraging blood circulation], and when it comes to fashion you don't want to be a repeat offender," she told reporters during a press conference for the U.S. Open last August.
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Far-right-wing candidate Marine Le Pen, running on an anti-immigration, anti-EU ticket, said the death of the Orly airport attacker, who she said was a multiple repeat offender, had averted a "possible massacre".
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And not only does the president continue to increase the number of allegedly misleading and false claims, but he is also a repeat offender when it comes to over-preaching different variations of the same comments.
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The conversation about consuming art made by bad people continues to be a complicated one, but it seems rather uncomplicated to choose to celebrate someone other than convicted child rapist (and alleged repeat-offender) Roman Polanski.
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But since he's been serving time for nearly two years, and this body has only been cold for a matter of weeks, he's ruled out as a repeat offender - so who or what could it be?
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For years now it's felt as though there's been an ongoing persecution of the night as something criminal in itself, a repeat offender complicit in every bottling, murder, and sex attack that has taken place after sunset.
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Washington (CNN)A federal agency recommended Thursday that White House aide Kellyanne Conway should be removed from federal service for being a "repeat offender" of the Hatch Act, a 1939 law that seeks to keep government functions nonpartisan.
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The maps and deployment data are becoming a repeat offender... I disagree with the rosy picture that the chairman painted when he described the commission's draft broadband report last month, and news like this just makes matters worse.
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Moore, a repeat offender at the time of the murder, shot store clerk James McCarble in the head with a shotgun after entering the Birdsall Super Market with two other robbers wearing a wig and sunglasses, according to prosecutors.
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When a crime is detected, even one as minor as littering, a police officer is dispatched to the scene to deliver a warning or to write out a citation if the person is a repeat offender, Mr. Gutierrez said.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Central government inspectors slammed the state-owned China Minmetals Corp Ltd for the second time in a week on Thursday, describing one of its steelmaking units as a "repeat offender" when it comes to violating environmental regulations.
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"Given that Ms. Conway is a repeat offender and has shown disregard for the law, OSC recommends that she be removed from federal service," for comments made in television interviews and social media posts, the office said in a statement.
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" A separate statement from the Office of the Special Counsel, issued alongside the report, said that "given that Ms. Conway is a repeat offender and has shown disregard for the law, (the office) recommends that she be removed from federal service.
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"The tool kit is a little bit bare," she said, explaining that there is no consensus on how to report a repeat offender who goes from job to job, or address more minor infractions with measures short of suspension or firing.
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"Based on his unacceptable behavior, and the fact that he was a repeat offender, having been similarly removed from the building on 22 June 2018, Matthew Lee has been temporarily barred from the premises pending a full review of this incident," he said.
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But a drafting error in the legislation prevented the Justice Department from immediately applying the new method of calculating good-behavior credits until it finalized a risk-assessment tool that will be used to determine each inmate's risk of becoming a repeat offender.
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Unless you're a repeat offender, you have no idea what awaits you inside the prison walls, and no way of knowing whether it's a "vacation camp," as the media sometimes suggest, or a hell hole, which the same outlets also claim it is.
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All relationships go through highs and lows, but if you become a repeat offender of certain negative actions, it could mean you're sabotaging your bond with your partner without even realizing it — and that could hurt your marriage in the long run.
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Also on Thursday, Special Counsel Henry Kerner recommended that "repeat offender" Kellyanne Conway be removed from her job for violating the Hatch Act, also known as the Act to Prevent Pernicious Political Activities, which bars federal workers from tainting the workplace with politics.
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In a letter and accompanying report sent to the president, the Office of Special Counsel wrote that Conway was a "repeat offender" whose "multiple violations of the law would almost certainly result in removal from her federal position" if she were any other federal employee.
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Supporters of the cabin crew have also blamed the corporate culture of many Asian service-sector companies that insist the "customer is always right" while, according to critics, ignoring employees' welfare -- especially after it was revealed the passenger appeared to be a repeat offender.
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Earlier this year, H&M, one of the largest clothing retailers in the world and a repeat offender, was taken to task over a children's hoodie emblazoned with the phrase "coolest monkey in the jungle" and modeled in marketing materials by a young black boy.
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The agency called Ms. Conway a "repeat offender" for using her perch at the White House to engage in campaign politics when she went on television or social media criticizing the Democrats running for their party's nomination to challenge Mr. Trump in next year's election.
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In a letter accompanying a report to Mr. Trump, the agency called Ms. Conway a "repeat offender" of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in campaign politics at work, saying that her flagrant defiance of the law justified her dismissal from the White House.
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In 1994, California's Three Strikes Law passed with over 70 percent of the vote in the wake of the brutal murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas, who was kidnapped from a sleepover and murdered by a repeat offender who had recently been released on parole.
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Cable TV and broadband ISP Cox Communications was recently forced to settle with BMG Rights Management, which administers the rights to works by artists including David Bowie and Frank Ocean, for an undisclosed sum after the internet service providers failed to kick repeat-offender pirates offline at the recording industry's behest.
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Given how far Uber strayed beyond the legal protocols that protect consumer data — and the unsettling twist that it actually paid off its own attackers — it's likely that we'll hear much more from state and federal authorities as they investigate a repeat offender that just can't seem to learn a lesson.
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Walmart, with 4,756 stores in the United States, poses significant danger to the country, those prosecutors argued, noting that it was a repeat offender, having agreed to a settlement with the DEA seven years earlier in which it had promised to improve its controls over the abuse of opioid prescriptions, according to ProPublica.
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There was spirited disagreement on the legality of serpentine District 12 (pictured)—the five-time repeat offender—but all eight justices (Neil Gorsuch did not participate in the ruling; he wasn't yet seated when the case was argued) agreed that North Carolina's District 1, resembling an octopus, must be redrawn to satisfy the constitution.
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He was placed on two years' probation, took court-ordered classes, wrote a letter apologizing to his niece and was forced to register for five years as a Level 1 sex offender, a designation the State of Washington uses for someone considered of low risk to the community and unlikely to become a repeat offender.
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According to Mike Florio, the league was able to differentiate between the punishment here, and that handed out to the Browns in 2014 when then-GM Ray Farmer was suspended four games when he was caught texting down to the sideline because Farmer was was a repeat offender, and McAdoo's transgression was only the one time.
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Read more: Jeffrey Epstein claims he's worth $559 million in court documentsBerman criticized the lack of evidence in the financial statement, and questioned Epstein's defense as to whether they could know for sure that the convicted sex offender was a repeat offender past 2005 — the last known date of alleged sexual abuse in the federal indictment — or not.
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The US Office of Special Counsel recommended Thursday that White House counselor Kellyanne Conway be fired, saying her public promotion of the president's reelection campaign and attacks against Democrats made her a "repeat offender" of the Hatch Act, which bars federal employees from engaging in certain political activities, including playing "any active part" in a campaign.
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Norman is a repeat offender who was fined more than $26,000 last season for his tussles with Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. Giants center Weston Richburg was docked $12,03 for his unsportsmanlike conduct after being ejected from that game, and Giants safety Andrew Adams was fined $9,115 for hitting a Redskins player who was out of bounds during a punt.
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"Seeing that Weiner is both a repeat offender — his sexting addiction cost him his job in Congress as well as a shot at becoming mayor of New York — and associated with one of the most important people in Clinton's inner circle, it is conceivable that this was a set-up from the beginning, with the objective of embarrassing the Clinton campaign," the WhoWhatWhy report reads.
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"Seeing that Weiner is both a repeat offender — his sexting addiction cost him his job in Congress as well as a shot at becoming mayor of New York — and associated with one of the most important people in Clinton's inner circle, it is conceivable that this was a set-up from the beginning, with the objective of embarrassing the Clinton campaign," according to the WhoWhatWhy report.
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Osaka isn't afraid to be a repeat offender, either, which makes her the best kind of Fashion Person, because she clearly wears what she loves (like that cropped sequin top!) We don't think it would be a stretch to say that the athlete gets her sense of style from her mother, who, well, just look at this picture of her in the '90s rocking FUBU and a North Face coat.
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As part of a plea deal, reached when Heimlich was 16, one of two charges was dropped, and he was placed on two years' probation, took court-ordered classes, wrote a letter apologizing to his niece and was forced to register for five years as a Level 1 sex offender, a designation the State of Washington uses for someone considered of low risk to the community and unlikely to become a repeat offender.
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