Obama explains why he didn't retaliate against Russia for hacking Hillary Clinton's campaign Obama explains why he didn't retaliate against Russia for hacking Hillary Clinton's campaign President Barack Obama defended his decision not to retaliate against Russia for tampering with the U.S. presidential election by initiating email hacks and leaks that undermined Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Visich began to retaliate against her for complaining, Carlson says.
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Labels suggested that they could retaliate against Spotify for overstepping.
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Elsewhere in trade: Japan may retaliate against U.S. metal tariffs.
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"Indeed they threaten to retaliate against our family," she said.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate against potential US sanctions.
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Mexico would face a political imperative to retaliate against U.S. exports.
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And later, Twitter says it is going to retaliate against jerks.
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One option for Washington is to retaliate against Russia in cyberspace.
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America could retaliate against Mr Assad's forces after particularly egregious actions.
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Iran had said it would retaliate against the seizure in Gibraltar.
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Russia also has the ability to retaliate against the British economy.
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That could change should other countries retaliate against the U.S. levies.
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Beijing has already warned that it will retaliate against the measures.
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Investors worry Saudi Arabia could use oil supply to retaliate against critics.
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Iraq's Prime Minister said he won't retaliate against the US's travel ban.
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They think Beijing will retaliate against U.S. interests, possibly damaging American farmers.
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This doesn't mean that the U.S. should not retaliate against Russian interference.
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The board cannot, however, retaliate against the woman for living with someone.
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The Chinese would have the legal right to retaliate against tariff increases.
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It was President Trump's refusal to retaliate against Iran for the Sept.
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What happens when foreign countries and markets retaliate against these new tariffs?
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And Mr. Erdogan warned Wednesday that Turkey would retaliate against further aggression.
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It will surely retaliate against American targets, in Iraq, Syria or elsewhere.
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Russia's foreign ministry warned that Moscow would retaliate against any British sanctions.
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ROSS SAYS EU THREAT TO RETALIATE AGAINST POTENTIAL U.S. TARIFFS "NOTHING NEW"
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But what Congress can actually do to retaliate against Saudi Arabia is uncertain.
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S. border, making it difficult to retaliate against U.S. products in those industries.
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Her family believe this was because she thought he would retaliate against them.
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The Europeans threatened to retaliate against American firms and Reagan eventually backed down.
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Beijing previously vowed to retaliate against Trump imposing new tariffs on Chinese products.
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Israel has had to retaliate against the Hamas regime in two major wars.
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Turkey's threat to retaliate against the recent Kurdish independence vote is one example.
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Saudi Arabia has said it would retaliate against any pressure or economic sanctions.
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Turkey was prepared to retaliate against violations by the Syrian government, he added.
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Beijing indicated it won't retaliate against President Donald Trump's new tariff threat immediately.
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Saudi threats to retaliate against any punishment may break a 45-year taboo.
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AD: In the meantime do you think Beijing will retaliate against the U.S.?
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He added that Russian forces would retaliate against the source of any attacks.
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Some see the possibility that China could retaliate against American journalists in China.
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The Whistleblower Protection Act bars federal agencies from threatening to retaliate against whistleblowers.
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"It's illegal to retaliate against an NLRB charge," he wrote in the email.
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That's also why Peter Navarro predicted that nobody would retaliate against Trump's tariffs.
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The official said Iran was expected to retaliate against Israel for the strikes.
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She reassured me that he wouldn't retaliate against me because there would be consequences.
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Saudi Arabia said last week it would retaliate against any punishment for the killing.
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Trump has warned the EU and Canada not to retaliate against the U.S. tariffs.
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"That makes it very difficult for him" to retaliate against individual advisers, she said.
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The Foreign Ministry also vowed to retaliate against the new sanctions imposed on Larijani.
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We strongly denounce the cruel efforts of this administration to retaliate against sanctuary cities.
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"We can expect China to retaliate against Canada very vigorously," he said by email.
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" The man says he will retaliate against Mack ... "Me and him gonna fight again.
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Iranian officials have since been quoted as suggesting Iran might retaliate against British shipping.
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The Foreign Ministry said it would retaliate against what it called Washington's hostile action.
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The EU on Thursday also said it would retaliate against the Trump administration's move.
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However unlikely, China could also dump U.S. Treasurys to further retaliate against U.S. sanctions.
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China could retaliate against American companies and products, former officials and trade experts warned.
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China's commerce ministry warned that the country would retaliate against any new tariff measures.
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To use our military as pawns to retaliate against Speaker Nancy Pelosi is undignified.
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American agricultural exporters have been particularly concerned that Mexico would retaliate against their products.
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Liz Cheney (Wyo.), appeared to urge Trump to retaliate against Iran on Tuesday night.
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The price action came despite ongoing fears that Iran will retaliate against U.S. interests.
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This creates a prime target for countries looking to retaliate against the United States.
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Under Section 301, the president has unilateral and discretionary action to retaliate against China.
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U.S. officials contend the EU has "no basis" to retaliate against the planned duties.
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It allows the administration to retaliate against foreign trade moves that hurt U.S. companies.
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Other countries might retaliate against Boeing aircraft, or agricultural products — beef, pork, wheat, corn.
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But he and his family say they don't want anyone to retaliate against the attackers.
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But later, I will use my methods to retaliate against them (China), to undertake resistance.
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SAN ANTONIO – Educators in Texas are getting firearms training to retaliate against potential school shooters.
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It made it easier for employers to retaliate against workers who file civil rights complaints.
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December 30: Russian President Vladimir Putin announces Russia will not retaliate against the United States.
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Market-watchers are wondering if, and to what degree, China might retaliate against U.S. companies.
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The ministry also appeared to suggest that Iranian authorities planned to retaliate against the CIA.
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Turkey on Sunday threatened to "absolutely retaliate" against the U.S. should Congress enact the ban.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to retaliate against Republican lawmakers who withdrew their support for him.
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" Dr. Fryer also said that "I have never and would not retaliate against any employee.
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For China, any move to retaliate against the United States risks speeding up that process.
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China has promised to retaliate against the latest tariffs with new duties on American products.
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Europe could also find ways to retaliate against the tariffs announced after last week's ruling.
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In response to the WTO ruling, the EU suggested it would retaliate against U.S. tariffs.
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Turkey said it would retaliate against any attack on its 12 observation posts around Idlib.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Turkey would retaliate against any measure taken against it.
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Mark Finchem said he wasn't looking to retaliate against teachers when he wrote HB 22214.
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Caesar said his greatest worry was that the government would retaliate against his extended family.
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A spokesman for Erdogan said in August that Ankara will retaliate against any U.S. sanctions.
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Saudi Arabia said last week it would retaliate against any economic sanctions or political pressure.
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It was not clear whether Russia might retaliate against Siemens by ending cooperation in other areas.
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" Manchin said he is not "going to retaliate" against Trump and called the president's remarks "immature.
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Malpica, however, cautioned that Mexico won't retaliate against Trump's tariffs until the threat seems more serious.
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A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander has said Tehran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Every American should be confident that employer will not retaliate against them simply for speaking out.
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But it remains to be seen what President Trump would do to retaliate against the weapon.
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Reitman claimed Ronell would retaliate against him if he didn't succumb to her alleged sexual pressure.
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The Obama administration may outline today how it'll retaliate against Russia for messing with our elections.
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Ethel is brave enough to help the girls (dramatically) retaliate against the well-connected jock, Chuck.
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Anaheim coach Randy Carlyle said that his team needed to "initiate, not retaliate" against the Kings.
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China has threatened to retaliate against $5.4 billion in exports of U.S.-made chemicals and plastics.
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The US could retaliate against the tax, which might spark a new trade war with France.
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against U.S. products," he continued.
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To retaliate against anyone who called her out, she would put the files out of order.
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Zinke suggested that the Trump administration could retaliate against her state economically because of her vote.
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Hacking back, when companies retaliate against cybercriminals, likely happens a lot more than the public realises.
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For weeks, he has promised to retaliate against any North Korean aggression toward the United States.
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They promised to retaliate against quintessential American goods like Kentucky bourbon, bluejeans and Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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China has threatened to economically retaliate against countries that ban equipment made by its technology companies.
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Second, other countries will retaliate against U.S. exports, costing jobs in everything from motorcycles to sausages.
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Democrats have not settled on how they would retaliate against Republicans if their conditions aren't met.
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Asked whether China would retaliate against the blacklist, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said "stay tuned."
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against U.S. products," he added.
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More importantly, there would be political consequences - China could be tempted to retaliate against German companies.
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China said Wednesday it will retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports.
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A spokesman for Turkish President Erdogan said Tuesday that Ankara will retaliate against any U.S. sanctions.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump threatened to retaliate against two beloved French exports: Champagne and cheese.
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Moe, whose Saskatchewan Party is often allied with the federal Conservatives, said Trudeau should retaliate against China.
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China has promised to retaliate against the tariffs, but it is unclear what action Beijing would take.
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Pakistan denies any involvement in cross-border terrorism and said it would retaliate against an Indian attack.
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The most reliable way to retaliate against a revenge fart, it seems, is to revenge fart back.
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If the Bashar al-Assad regime decides to retaliate against Turkey, will we commit ourselves under it?
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The coalition said it would retaliate against anyone who threatens the safety of its citizens and residents.
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Meanwhile, Tehran could retaliate against Trump's move by ramping up military support to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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If you go after top defensemen on other teams, someone will eventually retaliate against your best defensemen.
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In 2009, Mexico imposed targeted tariffs to retaliate against Washington's violation of a Nafta agreement on trucking.
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Iran said on Saturday it would retaliate against the new sanctions, although it did not specify how.
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He also floated the possibility of releasing immigrants into sanctuary cities, in part to retaliate against Democrats.
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He also floated the possibility of releasing immigrants into sanctuary cities in part to retaliate against Democrats.
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Some wonder whether Trump will continue to retaliate against those who complied with the House impeachment inquiry.
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The Administration knew that if it imposed tariffs on Chinese goods, China would retaliate against U.S. agriculture.
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Consequently, the U.S. has also been hit with additional duties as those countries retaliate against Trump's decisions.
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How, or even if, Iran may retaliate against the United States is still a matter of speculation.
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And it will tell the employees that Google will not retaliate against them for exercising those rights.
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Lawmakers — Republicans included — have already shown they are willing to retaliate against the Saudis for Khashoggi's killing.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate against potential sanctions from the United States over the Khashoggi case.
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France and the wider European Union have promised to retaliate against potential U.S. tariffs on French goods.
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He threatened to retaliate against Iran, but said later he does not want to go to war.
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Russia denies any role in the poisoning and has vowed to retaliate against Britain for the expulsions.
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Then, through so-called paper-terrorism tactics, it offers them a way to retaliate against the system.
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Visiting Oman, Mattis stopped short of threatening to retaliate against Syrian forces if a chlorine attack were confirmed.
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Almost immediately, Reuters reported China had already begun looking for ways to retaliate against any potential US tariffs.
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" Beijing has said it would retaliate against the tariff hike while Trump insisted that China "broke the deal.
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"Turkey is not a tribal state, we will retaliate against what has been done in kind," he said.
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A university could also retaliate against the student's high school by limiting the number of students they admit.
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Iran for one is threatening to retaliate against U.S. sanctions by breaching a nuclear pact signed in 2.73.
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ICE has been previously accused of using solitary confinement to retaliate against hunger-striking detainees at other facilities.
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Pakistan denies any involvement in cross-border terrorism and has said it would retaliate against an Indian attack.
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Perdue said President Donald Trump approved the farmer aid to undermine China's efforts to retaliate against US tariffs.
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Mexico is preparing to retaliate against US tariffs and the EU is said to be weighing its options.
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WTO rules allow the U.S. to "retaliate" against countries if they do not implement WTO decisions against them.
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For rejecting his advance, he then began to retaliate against her in the workplace, according to the suit.
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The point wasn't necessarily to get things done; it was to retaliate against the media and other enemies.
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Hun Sen this month threatened to retaliate against the opposition if the EU withdraws duty-free trading access.
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European leaders warned the president that they would retaliate against protectionist measures from his administration, the Journal said.
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Obviously, using your inherited power to retaliate against a woman who refuses to entertain his advances is unacceptable.
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The U.S. has the capability to retaliate against Russian hackers — and it probably should, one cybersecurity CEO said.
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The following day, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would not retaliate against the US for the sanctions.
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I do not want to alert my bosses for fear they might retaliate against him in some way.
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Moscow denies any involvement in the attack and has vowed to retaliate against the measures announced by London.
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The problem is that the dealers may retaliate against the rival or others they wrongly think are responsible.
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There were unconfirmed reports that the Saudis had threatened to retaliate against states that supported the Dutch position.
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In their effort to retaliate against perceived injustices, hard-line protesters see few actions that are off limits.
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Beijing said on Wednesday that it will retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports.
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They continue to retaliate against and smear a victim of sexual assault and the person who reported it.
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Likewise, Obama did not retaliate against Russia when it annexed Crimea, invaded Ukraine, or facilitated genocide in Syria.
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Second, there is the risk that U.S. trade partners will retaliate against other sectors of the U.S. economy.
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He will almost certainly retaliate against the Machado attacks by bringing those matters up at the next debate.
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You present notorious anecdotes as evidence that hotlines are frequently ignored or used to retaliate against whistle-blowers.
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In the near term, there is concern China will find ways to retaliate against companies that operate in China.
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"What we ought to do we regard to the Russians is retaliate, seriously retaliate against the Russians," McConnell said.
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Reports claim that R. Kelly is ready to retaliate against the Lifetime series that alleges he is a predator.
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The potential for China to retaliate against American companies operating in the country has also increased, according to experts.
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Basically, it asks one question: what happens when the subjects of a controversial documentary try to retaliate against it?
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A number of countries, including Canada, have threatened to retaliate against planned U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The House of Commons unanimously passed a motion backing Mr Trudeau's decision to retaliate against steel and aluminium tariffs.
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Free ad-supported video viewing (AVOD) will continue its meteoric growth, but consumers will retaliate against poor advertising experiences.
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Rather than retaliate against the United States, which is waging a trade war against it, China is punishing Canada.
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The bailout was approved by Trump, Perdue said, in order to undermine China's efforts to retaliate against US tariffs.
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" Many Muslims killed AQIM said the attack was to retaliate against French actions in the region and "Western crusaders.
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Vice President Biden is vowing the U.S. will retaliate against Russia for its alleged hacking of American political groups.
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The U.S. added to the geopolitical premium when Trump decided to retaliate against Syria's chemical attack on its citizens.
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China has warned it will retaliate against the US if Trump signs the bill supporting the Hong Kong protests.
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against US products," Lighthizer said in a statement.
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He resigned from Turing after an internal investigation, which, she says, led the company leaders to retaliate against her.
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Second, it's possible Assad's allies, mainly Russia and Iran, may retaliate against the approximately 2,000 US troops in Syria.
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China has pledged to retaliate against any U.S. tariffs and Beijing has already challenged the tariffs at the WTO.
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Here's a rundown of the ways Saudi Arabia is allegedly using big tech to surveil and retaliate against critics.
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When employers receive sexual harassment complaints, they most often try to keep them quiet or retaliate against the victim.
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Both companies have categorically denied they retaliate against drivers, and there is no evidence that they have done so.
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The Pentagon and intelligence officials had warned that Iran might retaliate against American troops or operatives in the region.
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China's threats to retaliate against US tariffs fueled fears of a trade war, unnerving manufacturers and even Tyson Foods.
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A spokesman for Ankara's foreign ministry said it would retaliate against the tariffs as it has done so far.
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China has not said whether it plans to retaliate against the United States in response to Mr. Trump's move.
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Efforts by Trump administration officials to retaliate against the whistleblower or dispose of documents relating to the Ukraine investigation.
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President Xi Jinping has plenty of more targeted tools to pressure the United States and retaliate against trade measures.
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After the investigation was completed, the accuser said Malik had threatened to retaliate against her for reporting the behavior.
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In addition to an expected executive order to retaliate against the dumping of Chinese steel, he has promised more.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif warned on Friday that Iran would retaliate against the U.S. for its actions.
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President Obama has pledged to retaliate against the Russian activity, although the administration appears conflicted about how to respond.
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Separately, the Obama administration put new sanctions into place a day later to retaliate against the ballistic missile tests.
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It's possible that American exporters face more trade barriers abroad, forcing the U.S. government to retaliate against unfair practices.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said it must retaliate against the U.S. tariffs "to defend the nation's dignity. "
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Yet, the real harm to agriculture will come another way, as our trading partners retaliate against the United States.
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Moreover, China is hardly without options to retaliate against U.S. agricultural exports, like soybeans and sorghum, and U.S. companies.
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Despite the rushed, incomplete investigation and unanswered questions, the Obama administration has announced its decision to retaliate against Russia.
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But Trump still has more tariffs in the pipeline and he's also threatened to retaliate against other countries' retaliations.
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The potential for U.S. trading partners to retaliate against the tariffs with their own actions is an additional risk.
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The United States launched 59 cruise missiles at a Syrian air base last Thursday to retaliate against the gas attack.
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Their proposal would also prohibit teams from disbanding cheerleading squads as a way to retaliate against women who raise complaints.
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Russia has vowed to retaliate against those sanctions and has in the past also denied hacking into other countries' infrastructure.
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The Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor was allegedly told by the Los Angeles Police Department that WME could retaliate against him.
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The suspicion is that Beijing used the antitrust body to retaliate against Trump's aggressive trade policies, though officials deny this.
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Partly, they wanted to retaliate against Republicans for blocking Merrick Garland—Obama's pick to replace Antonin Scalia—from the bench.
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The Ohio market is simply too big and too lucrative for the drug industry to ignore or to retaliate against.
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Russia stands ready to retaliate against the latest round of U.S. sanctions, the country's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov told CNBC.
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SPEAKING OF TARIFFS: Via Reuters, the European Union has decided to retaliate against the U.S. with tariffs starting in July.
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China, the largest holder of U.S. government debt, is threatening to cut its bond holdings and retaliate against U.S. investors.
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Weinstein has denied accusations of nonconsensual sex and said he did not retaliate against any women for refusing his advances.
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Why it matters: Wednesday's move was widely viewed as an effort to retaliate against a vocal critic of the administration.
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Europe's announced retaliation list includes Harleys, bourbon and Levis, while China could retaliate against American aircraft, soybeans, and digital products.
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When the president announced his intent to retaliate against a broadcaster based on content, the FCC should have rejected it.
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Countries from Iran to Cuba to China now have increased motivation to retaliate against sanctions and his strong-arm tactics.
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President Donald Trump's tough stance on international trade has the European Union replying that it would retaliate against the sanctions.
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Other Iranian officials have made similar statements, and some figures have been quoted as threatening to retaliate against British shipping.
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Trump has repeatedly signaled a willingness to use the powers of the presidency to retaliate against critics and political opponents.
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Concerns also are growing that China could retaliate against U.S. tariffs with a fresh set of duties on U.S. dairy.
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And the Guard declined any attempt to retaliate against Israel after it repeatedly attacked Guard operations inside Syria, analysts said.
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In particular, automakers fear that the administration would retaliate against them by imposing trade sanctions like tariffs on auto imports.
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In December, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula threatened to retaliate against Saudi Arabia for any execution of its members.
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China has previously said it would retaliate against any new tariffs tit for tat, but the statement nonetheless spooked markets.
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Moreover, cyberattacks are particularly hard to retaliate against, since it is difficult to definitively establish where the attack came from.
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That gives Google a lot of power over hardware makers, and Google may have used it to retaliate against Sonos.
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Trump also said that the United States will retaliate against Iran if Tehran were to strike back after the killing.
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Defendants undertook such unlawful conduct with the intent to obstruct, chill, deter, and retaliate against the NRA's core political speech.
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The administration says that other nations won't retaliate against our tariffs because they do not want to lose our business.
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Former employees say the bank used termination notices to retaliate against attempts to blow the whistle on its fraudulent activities.
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President Vladimir Putin had warned on Thursday that Russia would have to retaliate against what he called boorish U.S. behavior.
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In her suit, Ms. Calvacca states that Mr. Milano uses the fines, which mount up quickly, to retaliate against owners.
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They'll rehash everything you've ever done wrong and push every button they can to retaliate against you for rejecting them.
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As the strike was expected to begin Tuesday, the ACLU called on corrections authorities not to retaliate against striking prisoners.
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A Mexican trade official told CNBC last week that Mexico won't retaliate against Trump's tariffs until the threats seem more serious.
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It was a strange reaction because Canada had already signaled that it was going to retaliate against the US weeks before.
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The administration also can't force them to reveal their pregnancies to anyone, or to retaliate against the teenagers for seeking abortions.
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And some of them (are) in fear because they're afraid that if they say something, they're going to retaliate against them.
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China's Commerce Ministry said immediately after the midnight deadline for the tariff hike that it would retaliate against the American move.
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He said that he expects China to retaliate against the U.S., and acknowledged that the U.S. will pay for China tariffs.
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"You gotta push through it because the department will certainly retaliate against you if you speak up about it," he said.
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The chipmaker must also not stop its customers from cooperating with government investigations, and not retaliate against any partners who cooperate.
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The tariffs are all part of an attempt to retaliate against China for allegedly stealing intellectual property belonging to US companies.
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The attack drew international condemnation and Turkish leaders have vowed to find those responsible and to retaliate against them with force.
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But at the same time, it can also force countries like Iran to resolve to consider measures to retaliate against us.
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He resisted calls from influential pro-Iranian Shi'ite politicians to retaliate against the ban, citing Iraq's need for U.S. military support.
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Not only did he reveal a crucial detail from his past, but he didn't bother to even retaliate against his captor.
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If you attempt to bully or retaliate against our daughters for speaking their truth, we will take appropriate action against you.
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On this network, there were few mechanisms to stop objectionable emails from being delivered or retaliate against an unruly network node.
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Canada has vowed to retaliate against the U.S. tariffs on July 1 and Morneau made clear Ottawa's position had not changed.
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She allegedly claimed that she would not retaliate against the culprit, but would "simply cut all ties and communication" with them.
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Other countries have also threatened to retaliate against the tariffs, raising concerns that an escalation could result in a trade war.
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They said Beijing could retaliate against U.S. companies that do business in China if Trump takes his tougher line too far.
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Lawmakers said the legislation was necessary to retaliate against North Korea amid concerns that the international community isn't moving quickly enough.
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Mr. McConnell and his colleagues are driven by a desire to retaliate against the administration when they have lost policy debates.
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Beijing has promised to retaliate against the US with its own tariffs — and is homing in on the US agricultural industry.
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If the United States slaps this kind of tariff on a German company, Germany will likely retaliate against the United States.
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Here are 10 things China could do to retaliate against the Trump administration if he continues to push the Taiwan issue.
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China's economic slowdown limited Mr. Xi's options to retaliate against American tariffs and put pressure on him to reach a deal.
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Moreover, there was good reason that Trump would retaliate against the Justice Department if he did not get what he wanted.
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" The Department of Homeland Security warned last month of "Iran's historic use of cyber offensive activities to retaliate against perceived harm.
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More than two-thirds of voters say they're concerned countries will retaliate against the U.S., potentially sparking a global trade war.
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He did not elaborate on why investigators believed someone would have wanted to retaliate against a home that police had raided.
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On Wednesday, Mnuchin told a CNBC-moderated panel in Davos that the U.S. would retaliate against "arbitrary" and "discriminatory" digital taxes.
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On Friday, the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, said he would not retaliate against the Obama administration's decision to impose sanctions.
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Shortly after that phone call, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia would not retaliate against Obama's sanctions at that time.
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The investigators want to know whether White House policies were designed to benefit or retaliate against those Kushner had spoken to.
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Iran has denied any responsibility for the attack and has said it is prepared to retaliate against any US military action.
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It is not known whether China will retaliate against U.S. media outlets in China, which are already operating under tight restrictions.
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Another employee, according to the report, said Mr. Vereen would retaliate against female employees who refused to have sex with him.
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The following day, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said Moscow would not retaliate against the United States for the sanctions.
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" "In a functioning democracy, is it common for the leader to order the criminal justice system to retaliate against political opponents?
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SHANGHAI — China has taken aim at major American businesses as it looks for ways to retaliate against President Trump's mounting tariffs.
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Washington is trying to retaliate against them by withholding funding for things like crime prevention, drug treatment and mental health programs.
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Some served local cheese – a winner from Russia's decision to retaliate against European sanctions by blocking food imports from the continent.
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The assessment was that white voters in swing states would retaliate against Democratic candidates, imperiling the prospects for taking back Congress.
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These sorts of attacks are deniable — how do you threaten to retaliate against an attack if you can't prove who launched it?
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The worry now is that the IRGC will retaliate against the roughly 5,000 US troops in Iraq and around 2,000 in Syria.
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Investors have grown concerned about how China will retaliate against US tariffs once it runs out of goods to put levies on.
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China has promised to retaliate against the US's tariffs, raising the possibility of a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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She accused Jackson Lee and the CBCF of conspiring to retaliate against her because she planned to sue over the alleged rape.
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Some members of Congress have contended for years that those measures, approved in 2001 to retaliate against al Qaeda for the Sept.
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Trump was responding to a press conference during which Trudeau had promised to retaliate against Trump's tariffs with tariffs of his own.
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Whether Trump decides to retaliate against Rosenstein or not, the political significance of the Cohen raid has surprised even veteran federal prosecutors.
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Trump, who operates on loyalty, has shown time and again that he is willing to retaliate against members of his own party.
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Not only does that mean perpetrators can move on to new victims, it also means they can retaliate against their old ones.
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Herber took the high road and didn't retaliate against the woman, but she later clapped back with this must-read Facebook post.
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The original purpose of the embargo was to retaliate against Cuba for nationalizing U.S.-owned properties and trading with the Soviet Union.
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Intelligence officials have been unanimous in condemning Trump's actions against Brennan as a politically motivated effort to retaliate against a prominent critic.
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Pyongyang has long bristled at American bomber flights from Guam, which could retaliate against a North Korean nuclear strike within several hours.
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When the charges were brought in May 22006, he accused Mr. Spitzer of seeking to retaliate against him for criticizing certain prosecutions.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said Moscow would swiftly retaliate against the British measures which had been undertaken for "short-sighted political ends".
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"We will not just retaliate (against) even the smallest attack here (in Idlib), we will give a much harsher response," he said.
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He suggested that he could retaliate against Bezos for the Washington Post's work by opening an antitrust case against Bezos's company, Amazon.
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It said in a statement it reserved the right to retaliate against expulsion of Russian diplomats from Belgium, Hungary, Georgia and Montenegro.
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Casey Cagle, a Republican candidate for governor, threatened to retaliate against Delta Air Lines for terminating a discount deal with N.R.A. members.
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He was asked if the Padres were going to retaliate against Rizzo and he explained exactly why that was a stupid question.
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But China had imposed measures on soybeans and cars to retaliate against American tariffs last summer on $50 billion of Chinese goods.
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Experts say several factors contribute to such violence, including mental health issues and a desire to retaliate against others over personal problems.
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One potential danger is that Shiite militias backed by Iran, including Shiite fighters in Iraq, might try to retaliate against American troops.
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It was a way to terrorize someone more famous, get even with a rival or retaliate against someone with different political views.
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On Monday, he said that the president would retaliate against Syria not only if it used chemical weapons, but also barrel bombs.
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It also accuses the network of attempting to retaliate against her in response to a complaint she filed over the alleged behavior.
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Trade concerns have also been in the spotlight, with China announcing earlier this week that it would retaliate against recent U.S. tariffs.
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Obama and other international allies also booted Russia from the G-8 that year to retaliate against Putin for the Crimea crisis.
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This allows the country to retaliate against any limited strikes by imposing costs that are disproportionately difficult for its adversaries to bear.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Russia would have to retaliate against the U.S. if new sanctions are imposed on Moscow.
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Trump Admin threat to retaliate against nations that exercise sovereign right in UN to oppose US position on Jerusalem is beyond outrageous.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate against potential sanctions from the United States over the disappearance of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The Kremlin could similarly retaliate against the U.S. by expelling Americans from Russia, which would further fray ties between Washington and Moscow.
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Under US federal labor law, employers are not allowed to retaliate against employees for engaging in collective action relating to working conditions.
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One Alabama-based GOP operative warned that Moore's loyal supporters would retaliate against any state official who voted to invalidate his nomination.
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Under section 301 of the trade law, the president has the power to take unilateral action to retaliate against China on trade.
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The Trump administration had been pushing an approach that would force China to abdicate its ability to retaliate against new American tariffs.
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Those countries have threatened to retaliate against the US by dropping contracts with Boeing for defense aircraft, potentially costing thousands of US jobs.
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Beijing has a host of options to retaliate against the latest the hike in U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, experts said on Monday.
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But behind the scenes, automakers have expressed concerns over an administration that has shown a willingness to reward or retaliate against other industries.
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He has suggested using the antitrust powers of the Justice Department to retaliate against Amazon for the Washington Post's coverage of his campaign.
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China has plenty of ways it can retaliate against the U.S. treatment of Huawei, and U.S. companies could feel the brunt of it.
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The woman claimed Jackson Lee and the CBCF conspired to retaliate against her and try to stop any legal action against the foundation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stunned global financial markets on Sunday by announcing the tariff measures, which Beijing later said it will retaliate against.
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Putin reportedly enjoys good personal chemistry with Netanyahu and has instructed both Assad and Hezbollah not to retaliate against Israeli strikes in Syria.
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As for Assad, he could conceivably retaliate against US forces or US-backed groups in the region, but that would obviously risk escalation.
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Obama took unprecedented steps Thursday to retaliate against Russian interference in the 2016 election, including expelling 35 Russian operatives from the United States.
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Somehow he believes that if he was not in a place to professionally retaliate against the women he abused, it didn't constitute harassment.
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It is unclear what steps would have to be taken by federal authorities before Trump could retaliate against individual companies shifting jobs abroad.
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The Trump administration has announced that it will retaliate against China for its mercantilist protection policies, particularly in the information and telecommunications sectors.
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It will continue to be the target of retaliatory tariffs as other countries, and especially China, attempt to retaliate against the United States.
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Over the past few weeks people in South Korea have called for a boycott on Japanese goods to retaliate against the trade war.
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Submarine-launched ballistic missiles are considered key to delivering a second-strike capability that can be used to retaliate against a nuclear attack.
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"If you attempt to bully or retaliate against our daughters for speaking their truth, we will take appropriate action against you," Kramer said.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told a German television station that Europe would retaliate against the sanctions with tariffs of its own.
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It was part of a menu of options on how to retaliate against a suspected gas attack that killed dozens on April 7.
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"We expect you to abide by the law and our contracts and not to retaliate against employees," wrote Jane Sovern, deputy general counsel.
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China's ambassador to Washington, Cui Tiankai, said on Thursday that Beijing would retaliate against those tariffs on about $60 billion of Chinese goods.
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President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said on Tuesday that Turkey would not "bow down to any threats", and would retaliate against any U.S. sanctions.
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"Even when he was in jail, she was afraid that he was going to retaliate against her in some way," the attorney added.
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After the American government recently blacklisted Huawei and threatened the company's access to American technology, Beijing has moved to retaliate against American companies.
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Europe has threatened to retaliate against the US if the Trump administration does in fact impose steel and aluminum tariffs on European exports.
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American officials have also been pressing China to agree not to retaliate against the United States if it reimposes tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Several countries have said that they will retaliate against the United States' new steel and aluminum tariffs with increased tariffs of their own.
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Though he has proclaimed himself as "independent," his fierce, intemperate counterattack presented him as a man eager to retaliate against his perceived detractors.
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China has a track record of shirking international trade commitments and Trump has not hesitated to retaliate against Beijing when he feels slighted.
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He has even hesitated to retaliate against Russia for attempting to influence the American presidential election — the holy underpinning of the democratic process.
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It's likely that Iran wants to retaliate against the United States for sanctions that have battered its economy and tanked its oil exports.
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But it was wrong of him to retaliate against someone because he didn't like what they said about Comey on a news show.
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With no clear sign of how Iran will retaliate against the US killing of top general Qasem Soleimani, traders are taking a breather.
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The president threatened to retaliate against France with American tariffs of up to 100 percent on French wine, cheese, handbags and other goods.
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Others say Trump is on the right track in his efforts to retaliate against the United States' largest trading partner for alleged violations.
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Last month, a trade official in China's commerce ministry threatened that it would retaliate against possible tariffs and called any such levy foolish.
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There are also other, noncyber-related ways to retaliate against state and nonstate actors -- such as those pesky sanctions the President won't implement.
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U.S. allies such as Canada have already said they would retaliate against the tariffs to protect their workers and steel and aluminum industries.
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China has said it has no choice but to retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs announced Monday by President Donald Trump.
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Chinese leaders have threatened in the past to retaliate against raised trade barriers, but have yet to take direct action following Trump's announcement.
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Oil prices edged higher in early trading on Monday after Saudi Arabia said it would retaliate against any economic sanctions or political pressure.
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He's just been told by an old acquaintance in Turkey that China has imprisoned his brother Adil in order to retaliate against him.
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"I think it is possible that the Iranians have been attempting to signal their commitment to retaliate against the U.S. strategy," she said.
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But the tendency to retaliate against reporters trying to hold the campaign accountable threatens all Americans' right to a free and vibrant press.
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On Saturday, Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell suggested that the companies involved could make good by helping the U.S. government "retaliate" against Russia.
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Trump used the press conference to take a hard stance on tariffs, warning allies not to retaliate against U.S. tariffs on aluminum and steel.
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The fake account, meanwhile, was a way for Gu to freely retaliate against critics, without harming the identity that he'd so carefully built up.
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Trump said the U.S. was "cocked and loaded to retaliate" against Iran on Thursday, but he changed his mind 10 minutes before planned strikes.
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In previous discussions, China has threatened to retaliate against such tariffs, stoking fears of a far-reaching and unpredictable trade war between the countries.
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Oil prices initially rose on Monday after Saudi Arabia vowed on Sunday to retaliate against any sanctions or other measures taken against the kingdom.
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A lot of other retailers tried to retaliate against the online giant with their own "Black Friday in July" promotions, as Macy's called it.
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The second will be to retaliate against "sanctuary cities," which refuse to enforce federal laws on illegal immigration, by starving them of federal money.
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A fourth impulse is his professed determination to retaliate against adversaries of any kind — trying to hit harder than they had ever hit him.
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There are many ways that China could retaliate against the United States, including leveraging its holdings of $1.19 trillion of U.S. treasuries in September.
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"In the hearts of artillerymen ... there was burning desire to mercilessly retaliate against the warmongers going ahead with their joint war exercises," KCNA said.
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He took steps to retaliate against so-called sanctuary cities, vowing to cut off funding to local governments that don't cooperate with the feds.
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McKinnon said some council members have expressed concern that the state's legislature would retaliate against the city for rejecting the RNC bid as well.
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Ottawa has promised to retaliate against Washington's imposition of tariffs on metals imports from Canada, the largest supplier of steel to the United States.
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The escalation, from rates of 5% and 10%, was announced hours after Trump warned China not to retaliate against the latest U.S. tariffs hike.
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"What we ought to do with regard to the Russians is retaliate, seriously retaliate against the Russians," McConnell told MSNBC's Hugh Hewitt on Saturday.
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The DOE is also proposing a regulation that would allow it to penalize contractors that retaliate against employees for bringing up nuclear safety concerns.
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What's crystal clear is that the president is using his national-security powers to retaliate against political opponents and punish them for criticizing him.
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Saudi Arabia issued a forceful response earlier Sunday, rejecting "any threats" and "false accusations," and pledging to retaliate against any actions the U.S. takes.
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The move to revoke Brennan's security clearance was widely seen as an effort by Trump to retaliate against one of his most fervent critics.
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The attacks have been seen as part of an effort to retaliate against a ban imposed on Moscow for engaging in a doping program.
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Walden said his client is also very concerned about his family in Russia, which authorities might use in an attempt to retaliate against him.
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That group—which promotes and regulates international trade—recently authorized Canada and Mexico to retaliate against the US to the tune of $1 billion.
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As China, Canada and the European Union retaliate against American tariffs, the winners from trade are the ones at risk of becoming the losers.
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Separately, Mr. Trump threatened to use the government's power over broadcast licenses to retaliate against NBC for a report about the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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Under the new attack-first policy, it's likely that North Korea or Russia will retaliate against the United States in similar ways if threatened.
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Midwestern farmers are worried that they could be hurt as other countries retaliate against the U.S. for imposing steep tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Since the adoptions were halted to retaliate against the American sanctions, it required no dictionary to interpret the oligarchs' meaning: "dirt" for sanctions relief.
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But it operates deep beneath the surface and is not easy to retaliate against or even identify, and it's very low cost, high impact.
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Some analysts worry that Beijing may retaliate against the United States by weakening the value of China's currency, the renminbi, relative to the dollar.
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Still, the threat of further tariffs rattled stock markets, in part because China has said it plans to retaliate against any American trade barriers.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the threat that Mexico could retaliate against American exports of high-fructose corn syrup, which is a sugar substitute.
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The government charges that Mr. Schulte stole the documents to retaliate against his managers, who he believed did not take his workplace complaints seriously.
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Valery Gerasimov -- on the same day Gerasimov threatened to target US forces in Syria should they retaliate against the regime's use of chemical weapons.
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"If lives of the Russian officers are threatened, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will retaliate against missile and launch systems," Gerasimov added.
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China says it will retaliate against any move by the U.S. to impose punishing tariffs on tens of billions of dollars of Chinese goods.
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He told reporters he would also consider imposing additional tariffs on $500 billion in Chinese goods, should Beijing retaliate against the already-scheduled actions.
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And Malmstrom has made plain that she will "stand up to bullies," and Brussels will retaliate against the U.S. if pushed to do so.
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Last month, a trade official in China's commerce ministry reportedly threatened that it would retaliate against possible tariffs and called any such levy foolish.
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That data is watched because dumping Treasury securities is viewed as one way China could retaliate against the U.S. in the ongoing trade dispute.
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After our country was attacked on 9/11, the United States had to retaliate against the monsters who killed more than 3,000 innocent civilians.
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The warning comes a week after India threatened to retaliate against Pakistan for a bombing that killed at least 40 Indian soldiers in Kashmir.
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It is highly unusual for a presidential administration to retaliate against reporters by restricting their access, particularly at a closely scrutinized foreign summit meeting.
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Earlier this month, Trump said his administration is "strongly looking at" the possibility of releasing immigrants into sanctuary cities, in part to retaliate against Democrats.
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But others resented having anonymity taken away from them and worried that managers might retaliate against them if they questioned leadership using their real names.
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In April, Trump tweeted that his administration is "strongly looking at" the possibility of releasing immigrants into such cities in part to retaliate against Democrats.
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Iran says the U.S. is waging "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander has said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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We have nothing to gain by waiting for a firefight, but I'd rather the Casey not sustain damage and retaliate against us or the station.
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The U.S. administration has since raised tariffs on $200 billion Chinese imports and has indicated more, prompting fear that China could retaliate against U.S. companies.
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CANADA'S TRADE MINISTER, ASKED WHY OTTAWA DOES NOT RETALIATE AGAINST BEIJING, SAYS HE AND FARMING INDUSTRY WANT TO ADDRESS CHINESE ALLEGATIONS OF PESTS IN CANOLA
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Trump has threatened $150 billion in tariffs on imports of Chinese goods, and China has threatened to retaliate against U.S. exports, including soybeans and aircraft.
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The anxiety was underscored by Canada's quick response, with officials in Ottawa saying they will retaliate against any U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium products.
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Neller said all Marines, male or female, need to come forward to report abuse and pledged the service would not retaliate against those who do.
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Investing in domestic operations now would be "ludicrous" as China and others retaliate against U.S. agricultural goods, Maschhoff said from the firm's Carlyle, Illinois headquarters.
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China's Treasuries holdings have been in focus amid speculation whether Beijing may retaliate against U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of increasing tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Some legal analysts note the World Trade Organization (WTO) does not specifically allow a BAT, so other countries could win rights to retaliate against it.
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And he is likely to flout the US, as he has in the past, but he may also retaliate against US interests in the region.
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European officials had braced for the tariffs, and the EU has threatened to retaliate against U.S. orange juice, peanut butter and other goods in return.
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Hold anyone who tries to obstruct an investigation or who threatens to retaliate against the victim as equally responsible for the abuse as the accused.
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Both Canada and Mexico said they would retaliate against the tariffs, stoking more fears of a potential trade war between the U.S. and key partners.
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But the company has never used immigration status to retaliate against injured or vocal workers, Popowycz said; any firings that occurred after protests were coincidental.
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A Mexican official said the Ross meeting would address Mexican concerns over trade in steel and tomatoes, noting that Mexico would retaliate against steel tariffs.
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Edward Markey (D-MA) warned that the new Trump administration would be violating the law if it used this information to retaliate against federal employees.
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For months officials in the Gulf have warned that Saudi Arabia would eventually retaliate against Iran for the constant drone and missile attacks from Yemen.
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To the Editor: President Trump has been congratulated by some for rescinding a decision to retaliate against Iran for its downing of an American drone.
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In an apparent move to emphasize reciprocity, the draft law reserves the right to retaliate against countries that discriminate against Chinese investment with "corresponding measures".
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Some of Mr. Trump's advisers are concerned about whether he will retaliate against them if the report reveals them to be sources of damaging details.
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AMMAN, Jordan — President Trump threatened to retaliate against aid recipients like Jordan for having denounced his decision in December to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Stocks in Asia were mixed on Friday as Beijing hinted that it will not retaliate against the latest round of tariffs from Washington for now.
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But the immediate effect of the administration's trade agenda has been the opposite, as other nations retaliate against the United States with their own tariffs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who faces re-election in 2020, on Tuesday threatened to retaliate against Iran but said later he did not want war.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia said he would not retaliate against the United States for its decision to expel Russian diplomats and impose new sanctions.
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Valery Gerasimov, on Tuesday, the same day Gerasimov threatened to target US forces in Syria should they retaliate against the regime's use of chemical weapons.
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On Wednesday, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu suggested Turkey could retaliate against sanctions by booting U.S. troops from Incirlik Air Base and Kurecik Radar Station.
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Under State Department rules and whistle-blower laws, it is forbidden to retaliate against any employee who follows the procedures and submits a dissent memorandum.
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Because the shareholder is a lawyer, the board members are afraid that if we confront him he will retaliate against the board and individual members.
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So here you have the president of the United States suggesting that he could use government power to retaliate against his critics in the media.
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Passed 420-0, the measure would train federal workers so they understand their protections, as well as enhance penalties for supervisors who retaliate against whistleblowers.
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Now, there's some concern that Beijing would use its standards regime to retaliate against the U.S. as the countries exchange salvos in their trade war.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will retaliate against an attack in Syria which killed three Turkish soldiers, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told reporters on Thursday in Ankara.
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The US intelligence community also assessed that Iran will continue to develop and maintain its terrorist capabilities to deter or retaliate against its perceived enemies.
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Republicans voiced their displeasure with Trump's announcement, insisting the tariffs would hurt consumers by raising prices and leading trading partners to retaliate against U.S. goods.
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The latest tariffs are set to escalate the trade conflict between the world's two largest economies, with China already threatening to retaliate against new duties.
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However, Wednesday's gains were kept in check as France and the wider European Union have promised to retaliate against potential U.S. tariffs on French goods.
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She says she never confronted him nor did she report him to police, fearing she wouldn't be believed and that he'd retaliate against her family.
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All 14 participants in the poll were bearish on the Chinese yuan as the country threatened to retaliate against fresh American tariffs on its exports.
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The European Union suggested it would retaliate against such measures by imposing tariffs on American-made products such as Harley Davidson motorcycles and Kentucky bourbon.
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Iran says the strategy amounts to "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander on Sunday said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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North Korea's military has threatened to retaliate against the deployment of the system with a "physical response" once its location and time of installation were decided.
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As Vanity Fair recently noted, Pruitt has fired or reassigned so many EPA employees that he appears to be running out of people to retaliate against.
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That country has now threatened to retaliate against the executive order by banning US nationals from entering Iraq, putting America's war against ISIS in great peril.
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China's steel and metals associations urged the government to retaliate against the United States, citing imports ranging from stainless steel to coal, agricultural products and electronics.
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European allies on Monday backed Trudeau in the spat with Trump and stressed that they will retaliate against the U.S. tariffs with duties on U.S. goods.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin unexpectedly did not retaliate against the U.S. for the sanctions or the expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats, a decision Trump quickly praised.
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China is expected to retaliate against the United States for increasing its tariffs on $24 billion in Chinese goods to 25% from 10% early on Friday.
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China is expected to retaliate against the United States for increasing its tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 0.69813% from 10% early on Friday.
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"EPA's authority should be used to protect human health and the environment and never to retaliate against perceived political foes," the officials wrote in the letter.
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China is expected to retaliate against the United States for increasing its tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25% from 10% early on Friday.
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Paul Callan, a CNN legal analyst, warned that the bill could impact the U.S. if another country were to retaliate against Americans drone attacks, for instance.
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Greg Theilmann, a top State Department intelligence official at the time, recounted how Bolton tried to retaliate against one of Theilmann's analysts for disputing that conclusion.
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One of Trump's aides said that the U.S. would win a "trade war" against China if the latter opted to retaliate against U.S. tariffs on imports.
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With Iran, Washington feared that Tehran would retaliate against Gulf oil and gas facilities and shipping, with potentially disastrous consequences for an already fragile global economy.
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"People are concerned that their neighborhood might end up like this or somebody might retaliate against them for something they might do or say," Morton said.
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But critics alleged that Trump was simply looking to retaliate against Time Warner for what he saw as unfair coverage by CNN, which Time Warner owns.
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One such "opp" replied to Gakirah's tweet, baiting her to enter his territory—so that then he would have a reason to retaliate against her crew.
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Prosecutors say the acts of violence were intended to protect the gang's drug biz, retaliate against rival gangs or promote Nine Trey's rep on the streets.
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Pyongyang would likely retaliate against South Korea, and there's a chance that China, which has a mutual defense treaty with the North, could join the fray.
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"Rather than address our legitimate concerns, China has begun to retaliate against U.S. products ... There is no justification for such action," he said in a statement.
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The legal claims made against Sistema by Russia's top oil producer totaled $4.5 billion, prompting Sistema to retaliate against Rosneft by filing a $5.6 billion lawsuit.
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The legal claims made against Sistema by Russia's top oil producer totalled $4.5 billion, prompting Sistema to retaliate against Rosneft by filing a $5.6 billion lawsuit.
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Trump last year revoked Brennan's security clearance in a move that was seen widely as an attempt to retaliate against a top critic of the president.
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Iran says the U.S. is waging "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander on Sunday said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Canada, Mexico and the European Union have all announced plans to retaliate against U.S. exports, and farm-state lawmakers fear U.S. agriculture could be hit hard.
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Trump has also threatened to retaliate against officials who disobey federal law by transporting those being held at the border to be released into sanctuary cities.
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He, too, was born in Mexico and is undocumented, and so Espinal also worries that ICE might retaliate against him for her decision to seek sanctuary.
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They talked about Patel; he was wealthy and well connected, and they couldn't rule out the possibility that he or his allies would retaliate against them.
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Those leaks and others ignited chatter among Trump's allies that FBI officials would retaliate against the president by planting negative stories about him in the press.
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Pressure is mounting on the White House to retaliate against Saudi Arabia, as Turkish officials believe Khashoggi was killed inside the facility by a Saudi entourage.
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A better path would be to take Trudeau's analysis seriously — America's allies should come together and retaliate against Trump rather than retaliating against the American people.
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When you're not around that person that did that to you anymore, it removes some of the fear you have that they might retaliate against you.
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At the same time, it has to shore up the situation at home if it hopes to continue to retaliate against President Trump's trade war broadsides.
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Iran vowed it would retaliate against the U.S. for killing Soleimani, while the U.S. Embassy in Iraq alerted U.S. citizens in the country to leave immediately.
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The countries have taken steps toward indirect talks, a remarkable turnaround prompted by President Trump's refusal to retaliate against Iran for the attack on Saudi Arabia.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's prime minister has squashed a move by pro-Iranian factions in his government who wanted to retaliate against President Donald Trump's travel ban.
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The Trump administration has been eager to show it is on the side of the protesters and to retaliate against Tehran for cracking down on them.
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The missile strikes did not result in casualties, a move many observers speculated was intentional to retaliate against the US without prompting a full-blown war.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan in response said Ankara would retaliate against potential U.S. sanctions over its purchase of Russian defense systems and a natural gas pipeline.
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His planned visit to Taiwan - which Beijing considers a breakaway province - had already raised concerns that China would retaliate against the Central European country's business community.
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Even after resettling in South Korea, defectors feared that the North Korean authorities would trace their whereabouts and retaliate against their relatives back in the North.
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But when they're done, to pressure foreign interference into our 2020 election, or to retaliate against a sovereign country, when no threat is imminent, they're abuses.
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Moscow said it would retaliate against London's move to expel 23 Russian diplomats over a nerve toxin attack on a Russian former double agent in Britain.
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They also argued that his record of threatening to use his regulatory authority to retaliate against media outlets is a major red flag for the lawsuit.
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And in North Carolina, a legislator promised to propose a measure making it illegal to "threaten, intimidate or retaliate" against state officials after hecklers denounced Gov.
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Legal Aid charged that court administrators deliberately, and deceptively, reassigned those cases during the lunch hour to retaliate against people taking a stand on the issue.
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It would also ban wage secrecy, increase penalties for employers who retaliate against workers who share salary information, and allow workers to sue for pay discrimination.
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Trump also said Harley will be "taxed like never before," seemingly threatening to directly retaliate against the company, although it's unclear exactly what he could do.
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A U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the U.S. military was concerned that Popular Mobilisation Forces could retaliate against American forces in Iraq.
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Experts say the move could put a dent in Iran's fragile economy and cause the IRGC to retaliate against US military forces in the Middle East.
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"We are gravely concerned by recent reports indicating that your company used contractors to retaliate against or spread intentionally inflammatory information about your critics," the letter reads.
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Dear Mr. Zuckerberg: We are gravely concerned by recent reports indicating that your company used contractors to retaliate against or spread intentionally inflammatory information about your critics.
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Just one week ago, Saudi Arabia was denying any role in Khashoggi's disappearance and vowing to retaliate against foreign countries that sought to hold the kingdom accountable.
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That's when their abuser first finds out that their victim took legal action against them, and when they are most likely to violently retaliate against the victim.
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Sidwell and the Adetus then entered into a settlement agreement that dictated the school would pay the Adetus $50,000, recalculate certain grades and not retaliate against Adetu.
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But Trudeau, whose nation was among those singled out by Trump, pushed back and said he would not hesitate to retaliate against his neighbor to the south.
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Melissa Alford, 123, who hosted the July 212 birthday party still worries that it could happen again, or that someone might retaliate against her for pursuing justice.
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The bill would also ban wage secrecy, increase penalties for employers who retaliate against workers who share salary information, and allow workers to sue for pay discrimination.
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China plans to retaliate against President Donald Trump's decision to hike Chinese tariffs with its own 25% duties on $60 billion of American goods — effective June 1.
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Does it violate the First Amendment for the president to urge a boycott of private firms that refuse to retaliate against employees for their peaceful political protests?
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China announced earlier Friday that it will retaliate against new U.S. tariffs with its own levies on $75 billion more of U.S. goods and resume auto tariffs.
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But the Justice Department report described a city where officers handcuff minority residents without probable cause, use racial slurs and retaliate against those who question police tactics.
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Signatory companies should commit that they will not retaliate against employees, contractors, suppliers, and customers who make public statements critical of Chinese policies or the Chinese government.
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China has indicated it could retaliate against U.S. steel tariffs by targeting imports of U.S. agricultural commodities, such as soybeans of which America is the largest supplier.
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The U.S. administration's latest tariff increase on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports - and hints of more - has prompted fear that China could retaliate against U.S. companies.
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The news pummeled stock markets already nervous about increased tension between the United States and China and prompted experts to predict that Beijing would retaliate against Canada.
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What to watch: If Trump completes his attack on Huawei, Xi could retaliate against U.S. tech titans that rely on rare earths, such as Tesla and Apple.
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That changed today when China announced it would retaliate against U.S. actions by raising tariffs to 25% on $60 billion worth of U.S. imports (effective June 1).
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On the one hand, there's a story about a dangerously authoritarian administration finally using its powers of office to retaliate against a news outlet it doesn't like.
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Rosneft's boss Igor Sechin is a close ally of President Vladimir Putin and the West imposed sanctions on the Kremlin to retaliate against Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Soto Moreno told me she thought the episode must have pissed Officer Smith off, and she claims he decided to retaliate against her for reporting the abuse.
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It would ban salary secrecy, increase penalties for employers who retaliate against workers who share wage information and allow workers to sue for damages of pay discrimination.
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Kroft flashed back to 2012, when the president used the words "red line" when he pledged to retaliate against Bashar Assad's regime if it used chemical weapons.
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"Whenever Daesh is defeated, they retaliate against civilians," Mr. Darwish said, using an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State, which is also known as ISIS and ISIL.
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Canada will retaliate against new U.S. tariffs by imposing its own trade barriers on U.S. steel, aluminum and other products, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Thursday.
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Can Mr. Trump, with his promises to bring these jobs back and his calls to retaliate against chief executives if they do not listen, stem the tide?
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The woman told the Post she took that phone call as a threat, and she never had any intention to use the materials to retaliate against Barton.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said last week that he will not hesitate to retaliate against the U.S. on trade, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing sources.
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Under the rarely used Section 301 of the trade law, the president has the power to take unilateral action to retaliate against China over its trade practices.
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After Russia's ambassador in Lebanon warned that Moscow could shoot down US cruise missiles and retaliate against launch sites -- possibly US ships and submarines -- Trump hit back.
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He's now living under the assumed name John Carlisle but seems less determined to expose Underwood's secrets and more afraid that the president may retaliate against him.
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Why it matters: The report comes a day after security experts expressed fears Iran may retaliate against the United States for withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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We've told you that Trump's one constant belief over 30 years has been that the U.S. is ripped off on trade and should retaliate against foreign governments.
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Like last week, Beijing has again pledged to retaliate against the U.S. Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as investors sought out safety from a decline in stocks.
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"Starting last year, the State of Qatar, Muzin, and other foreign agents conspired in a strategic campaign to retaliate against and discredit Plaintiff Broidy," the lawsuit claims.
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Imposing tough sanctions would fulfill the president's promises but could tip off trade wars around the world as other countries seek to retaliate against the United States.
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But China added a 25 percent tariff just on American cars over the summer, for a total of 40 percent, to retaliate against Mr. Trump's new tariffs.
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Ahead of the address, a U.S. business group warned that China would retaliate against U.S. industries if Mr. Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese exports, like solar panels.
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The governor also vetoed court system funding, the recall group alleges, to retaliate against the Alaska Supreme Court for its ruling on public funding of elective abortions.
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" She added, "Continuing litigation will only reveal that Mr. Bolling's lawsuit was filed for public relations purposes and to retaliate against Mr. Ali for uncovering the truth.
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"I doubt the Chinese would ever retaliate against Starbucks because it's a huge employer that pays its workers well and has a highly respected brand," he said.
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Washington continues to be consumed by speculation and debate over whether the United States should retaliate against any Iranian reprisals to avenge the death of Iranian Gen.
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They also are demanding documentation of efforts by current or former White House officials to identify or retaliate against the whistleblower, who filed their complaint in August.
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Russia is asking users on President Donald Trump's favorite social media platform for ideas on how to retaliate against the U.S. for expelling 60 diplomats on Monday.
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Military officials are considering whether to embrace information warfare and retaliate against election interference by hacking senior Russian officials and leaking their personal emails or financial information.
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A wide range of measures are available to both countries to act or retaliate against one another in such areas; most of these go well beyond tariffs.
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Trump transition undermined Russian sanctions After the election, the Trump transition team asked Russia not to retaliate against new US sanctions imposed by then-President Barack Obama.
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But he also wrote that countries losing TPS status would likely retaliate against the United States by reducing their help in countering illegal immigration and gang violence.
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Chinese authorities already promised to retaliate against the new tariffs, and have signaled their readiness to slap 25 percent tariffs on U.S. LNG imports, among other things.
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Former and current administration officials said that Mr. Flynn urged Russia not to retaliate against any sanctions because an overreaction would make any future cooperation more complicated.
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American power was on full display as over 230 aircraft from the U.S. and South Korea practiced drills to retaliate against Kim's aggression at a moment's notice.
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Lawmakers felt compelled to retaliate against North Korea, expressing concern that international bodies, such as the United Nations, were not responding quickly enough to its aggressive moves.
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Senate Democrats are warning State Department leaders not to retaliate against U.S. diplomats testifying publicly this week as part of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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Treasury selling is often viewed as a way Beijing could retaliate against the Washington, but bond strategists are skeptical China is really trying to send a message.
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But that doesn't mean it can afford to ignore Saudi Arabia's threat to retaliate against possible sanctions related to the disappearance of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The two would give better work assignments to employees "in their clique" and retaliate against those they did not like, once forcing a longtime groundskeeper into retirement.
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E. Ben Zahn III, the mayor of Kenner, Louisiana, wasted little time using his political power to retaliate against the company for using Kaepernick in the ad.
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Pakistan's military has incredible sway in the country and may now feel forced to retaliate against India, its nuclear rival, although a nuclear conflict remains highly unlikely.
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One worry is that Russia, which is also courting Kurdish allegiance by providing air cover for their operations, would then retaliate against Turkey on behalf of the Kurds.
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Mexico plans to retaliate against the tariffs by targeting U.S. cheese, among other products, while Europe is threatening to target Kentucky bourbon and Wisconsin-based motorcycles Harley-Davidson.
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In an apparent move to emphasize reciprocity, the draft law said China would reserve the right to retaliate against countries that discriminate against Chinese investment with "corresponding measures".
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Meadows and Jordan, who were not at the meeting, now write that a witness has provided notes to them saying that Rosenstein "threatened to retaliate against" Nunes's staffers.
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And in 2017, Houthi rebels in Yemen used an Iranian variant of a finless Scud missile called the Qiam-1 (or Burkan-2H) to retaliate against Saudi Arabia.
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With tensions already running high, experts tell Axios that China could retaliate against American businesses, especially if there are additional moves against Huawei from the U.S. executive branch.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Sunday that he doesn't believe China will retaliate against additional tariffs on Chinese imports that President Donald Trump announced Friday.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday said it was "completely inappropriate" for China to retaliate against U.S. businesses for commenting on pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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And now, the White House is announcing new sanctions and booting many Russian diplomats out of the country to retaliate against Moscow's alleged interference in the presidential election.
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The true nature of their deaths leaks to a group of people who retaliate against the townspeople by attempting to poison the river where Matt is performing baptisms.
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But Moscow blamed Washington for the dispute, saying it had been forced to retaliate against U.S. treatment of its own diplomats and embassy teachers in the United States.
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China would "respond" to U.S. actions, foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Tuesday, when asked whether China would retaliate against the United States if Meng was extradited.
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The move comes as the President Donald Trump administration looks to retaliate against EU subsidies for Airbus, which the World Trade Organization ruled had "adverse effects" on America.
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After the G7 summit in Quebec in early June, Trump blasted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after Trudeau pledged to retaliate against the US's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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His hatred of the ongoing Russia probes -- and threats to retaliate against Democrats if they exercise their subpoena power in the House -- could very well trigger dangerous upheavals.
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Auto tariffs could also be a bridge too far for Congress, which has threatened to reassert control over section 232 tariffs as countries retaliate against U.S. trade actions.
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A public official, including a president-elect, violates the First Amendment if he retaliates or even seriously threatens to retaliate against anybody for exercising the right to speak.
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President Donald Trump on Friday night announced targeted strikes on Syria to retaliate against a suspected chemical-weapons attack on a rebel-held town nearly a week ago.
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They said the real motive was to retaliate against Mark Sokolich, the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, who would not back the re-election of Christie, a Republican.
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The move was widely regarded as an attempt to retaliate against a vocal critic of the administration and was met with considerable backlash from former top intelligence officials.
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Every dollar you give to this administration and its leaders is ammunition to separate families, keep children in cages, and retaliate against the working people of this country.
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"They've found an opportunity through U.S. Navy ships going close to their coastline to retaliate against the U.S. for its support of the Saudi war in Yemen," Green.
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As trade tensions flare up between the U.S. and China, many investors are asking whether Beijing will look to weaken its own currency to retaliate against Washington tariffs.
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In doing so, Sessions was risking his own career — Josh Green reports in his new book The Devil's Bargain that Sessions feared Republican leaders would retaliate against him.
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The iPhone maker is worried Beijing will retaliate against U.S. pressure in ways that might constrain Apple's business, the Times said, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass urged the Trump administration Wednesday to retaliate against Russia and Saudi Arabia by imposing a $10 per barrel tariff on imported crude oil.
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That could give other countries, which will now be worried that their farmers will be at a competitive disadvantage, a reason to further retaliate against the United States.
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Russia has repeatedly warned the United States it will retaliate against what it sees as hostile moves and Ryabkov made clear Moscow was growing tired of showing restraint.
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The cost of selling echoes a broader theme: While Chinese officials have many options with which to retaliate against potential United States tariffs, they have few good ones.
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And the Trump administration's ban prohibiting American firms from selling technology to the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei raised the risk that Beijing would retaliate against American tech firms.
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Trump tweeted in March that if the European Union does in fact issue retaliatory tariffs, then he will retaliate against their retaliation, by slapping tariffs on European cars.
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Often, officials had mere minutes to decide whether to retaliate against seemingly real or impending attacks without being able to fully verify whether an attack was actually underway.
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He was behind the purge of homeland security officials and has advocated aggressive, legally dubious policies, including busing migrants to so-called sanctuary cities to retaliate against Democrats.
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Some files detailed the president's plans to exit the conflict in Vietnam; others showed how Fidel Castro feared the United States would retaliate against Cuba after the assassination.
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Furthermore, analysts had worried that the Disney deal could become collateral damage in the trade war, as China was looking for ways to retaliate against the United States.
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China softened its stance Thursday saying it's willing to resolve the trade war with a "calm attitude" and indicating it won't retaliate against Trump's new tariff threat immediately.
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Some companies may choose not to speak up because "they're afraid of how dominant platforms could retaliate against their businesses," Spence, from Sonos, said in his written testimony.
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Kane was accused of giving information from a grand jury proceeding in 2013 to a Philadelphia Daily News reporter to retaliate against a former state prosecutor, Frank Fina.
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The defense also argued that the woman had a motive to retaliate against the men and to help her boyfriend avoid charges that he had shot Mr. Perry.
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On Friday, the President said he's considering releasing immigrants into so-called sanctuary cities in part to retaliate against Democrats, undercutting earlier denials from his own administration officials.
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Syrian government forces carried out the attack, as they had near Damascus in 2013, the American officials said, to retaliate against rebels who were threatening government-held territory.
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The European Union is making a list of goods it could target as a way to retaliate against potential tariffs on European cars, an EU official said Thursday.
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Lighthizer told lawmakers on Thursday, however, that China is likely to retaliate against the tariffs by targeting U.S. agricultural products that are reliant on the Chinese export market.
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The new code of conduct states that employers are obligated to provide a harassment-free workplace, and that employers may not retaliate against others who report sexual harassment.
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In response to the release of the list of witnesses, Schiff warned that the the House inquiries would not dive into "sham" investigations or retaliate against the whistleblower.
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It failed, but other changes have been enacted, including ending statutes of limitations on rape cases and making it a crime to retaliate against those who report assault.
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On Saturday Trump tweeted that if the European Union does, in fact, issue retaliatory tariffs, then he will retaliate against their retaliation, by slapping tariffs on European cars.
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Trade tensions remained in view, with U.S. President Donald Trump gearing up to impose tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods and Beijing certain to retaliate against any measures.
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Moreover, is it even in a museum's best interest to retaliate against unauthorized virtual augmentations—or should they be embraced as a new, if uninvited, tool for visitor engagement?
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But questions remain as to whether the Trump administration is doing enough to deter or retaliate against Russia's well-documented attempts to meddle and sow distrust in US elections.
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However, some of the SEC's rules for the program went much further than the CFTC's, by allowing the securities regulator to police employers who try to retaliate against whistleblowers.
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Although the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under increasing pressure to retaliate against China, Carr said Ottawa wanted to focus on the scientific aspects of the case.
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After the woman filed a police report — about 10 days after the alleged assaults — she told the school officials that she feared her friend's brother would retaliate against her.
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A spokesman for North Korea's People's Army also appeared to threaten the US territory of Guam, stating the country was creating a plan to retaliate against the US there.
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China is expected to retaliate against such a move, as it has with previous U.S. tariffs, effectively subjecting all trade between the world's two largest economies to punitive levies.
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Brown tried to read from King's letter Wednesday morning, he wasn't sure if McConnell would retaliate against him the way he had against Warren, according to a Brown spokesperson.
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Ketchup is among the C$16.6bn ($12.6bn) worth of American goods that are subject to tariffs imposed by Canada to retaliate against American levies on its steel and aluminium.
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"No existing or prospective missile defense had any chance in making a dent in Russia's ability to retaliate against the United States with nuclear weapons," Pollack told VICE News.
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A popular nationalist tabloid suggested this week that Beijing could retaliate against Washington using the country's grip on rare-earth supplies, U.S. debt or American business on the mainland.
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" Details, via The Washington Post: "White House officials have tried to pressure U.S. immigration authorities to release detainees onto the streets of 'sanctuary cities' to retaliate against ... political adversaries.
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Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Alan Blinder told CNBC on Monday that he would not be surprised if the U.S. were to retaliate against China in the currency markets.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will retaliate against a U.S. decision to impose sanctions on two senior ministers over the imprisonment of Pastor Andrew Brunson, the foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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"It seemed like a blatant attempt to censor or chill the people behind this account, or to retaliate against people who are speaking out against this administration," Williams said.
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As trade tensions have risen and China prepares to retaliate against U.S. tariffs, the yuan's fall against the dollar has accelerated recently and is near a 21-month low.
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A U.S. trade dispute with China would likely benefit European plane maker Airbus since China could easily retaliate against the U.S. by curbing orders of Boeing planes, Aboulafia said.
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Iran said last week it would retaliate against new sanctions imposed by Washington after Trump set an ultimatum to fix "disastrous flaws" in a deal curbing Tehran's nuclear program.
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Investors are concerned that China might opt to weaponize its holdings of more than $1.1 trillion worth of U.S. Treasuries to retaliate against the tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Monday threatened to retaliate against the opposition if the European Union withdraws duty-free trading access over human rights concerns.
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BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany threatened on Friday to retaliate against the United States if new sanctions on Russia being proposed by the U.S. Senate end up penalizing German firms.
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France's President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that France would retaliate against the Syrian regime if he had proof that civilians were being attacked with chemical weapons, Reuters reports.
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Moreover, if we eliminate sovereign immunity for countries manipulating the oil market, these countries would do retaliate against American interests within their borders — in energy and in other fields.
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Schools have a duty to make sure sexual assault doesn't deprive the survivor of educational opportunities — and they also have a duty not to retaliate against those who report.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia may retaliate against the United States for the Obama administration's expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats it said were spies, a top Kremlin aide said on Friday.
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Japan, already hit by increased U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, has told the World Trade Organization it may retaliate against U.S. goods totaling about 50 billion yen ($450 million).
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A controversial piece of legislation that would allow companies to retaliate against hackers is gaining traction in Congress even as it sets off alarms with security and legal experts.
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The report arrives a day after Trump revoked Brennan's security clearance, a move that was widely regarded as an attempt to retaliate against a vocal critic of his administration.
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She had testified to the jury investigating her that the information wasn't leaked to retaliate against Fina, and that she hadn't known about the leaks on a certain date.
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The next year, while warning that Washington would retain the ability to retaliate against a nuclear strike, he promised that America would develop no new types of atomic weapons.
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China could target Boeing if the country decides to retaliate against the U.S. Boeing is down 3.6 percent today, shaving more than 80 points off the blue-chip index.
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And the European Union has already outlined a list of American products it is prepared to retaliate against with its own tariffs if it does not win an exemption.
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President Barack Obama defended his decision not to retaliate against Russia for tampering with the U.S. presidential election by initiating email hacks and leaks that undermined Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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On the cyber defense front, Cramer likes Crowdstrike, whose CEO is warning that people should expect Iran to retaliate against the death of its top commander with cyber warfare.
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But the U.S. exports to China total only about $130 billion in goods, meaning Beijing could have to look beyond tariffs to further retaliate against Trump's latest trade action.
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U.S. moves: The State Department will now treat members of China's five main news agencies as state operatives, which some fear will invite China to retaliate against American journalists.
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Chris Christie's administration decided to retaliate against a Christie political rival by shutting down lanes on the George Washington Bridge and creating a traffic nightmare in the rival's town.
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But Truex had threatened to retaliate against Logano after being eliminated from the playoffs in similar circumstances on the eve of last year's finale, but he never followed through.
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The Trump administration is scheduled to decide next week whether to retaliate against France for a new digital services tax that hits American technology giants like Amazon and Facebook.
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Kabila told Reuters on Sunday his government planned to retaliate against the EU. "There will be (retaliatory) measures, definitely, because we believe those sanctions are politically motivated," he said.
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And while the regime is likely to retaliate against U.S. interests, Soleimani's death comes at a vulnerable time for the regime as it fights economic collapse and popular rebellion.
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New Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker is concerned opposing pitchers will retaliate against his players by hitting them with pitches in the wake of the team's sign-stealing scandal.
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She protested al-Nimeiri's rule and topped her economics degree off with a master's in gender studies, even as she saw al-Nimeiri retaliate against activists outside of school.
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McConnell doesn't want to alienate that group of gun owners that he knows will retaliate against him by refusing to contribute to his campaign or not vote for him.
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The PRO ACT would eliminate right-to-work laws, impose new penalties on employers who retaliate against union drives and prevent employers from delaying negotiations on collective bargaining contracts.
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Dow companies with large exports to the China are among the biggest losers over the past month due to the risk the Asian country may retaliate against American firms.
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Such complacency appears to have emboldened ICE to retaliate against immigrant rights activists, who advocate on behalf of themselves and their communities and speak out against ICE's unjust practices.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday Germany would not retaliate against a decision by the United States to impose sanctions on companies building the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
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President Vladimir Putin had warned on Thursday that Russia had so far exercised restraint, but would have to retaliate against what he described as boorish and unreasonable U.S. behaviour.
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The Democrats' new bill is pretty straightforward: Employers would not be able to force workers to sign these agreements, and could not retaliate against anyone who chooses not to.
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When I started filing this sexual assault case with CU back in the fall of 2014, I had a horrible nightmare that the rapist was going to retaliate against me.
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Investors are also concerned that China might opt to weaponize its holdings of more than $2130 trillion worth of U.S. Treasuries to retaliate against the tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.
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It's also terrifying that the president suggests, even if somehow in jest, that members of the military could retaliate against colleagues who provide candid, professional judgment instead of political allegiance.
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But the summit host, Trudeau, whose nation was among those singled out by Trump, pushed back and said he would not hesitate to retaliate against his neighbor to the south.
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And according to two sources with knowledge of the situation, administration officials threatened to retaliate against several figures with knowledge of the July dinner if they spoke to BuzzFeed News.
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A report last year by the Justice Department described a town where officers handcuff minority residents without probable cause, use racial slurs and retaliate against those who question police tactics.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday said it is "completely inappropriate" for China to retaliate against U.S. businesses whose employees have commented on anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
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It was unclear whether Mr Trump's reversal was because of Mr Trudeau's confirmation that Canada would retaliate against America's steel and aluminium tariffs (the two leaders had already discussed this).
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The anxiety over tit-for-tat moves was underscored by Canada's quick response, with officials in Ottawa saying they will retaliate against any U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium products.
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Under a section titled "Facing 21st Century Threats: Cybersecurity in an Insecure World," it suggests how the United States should retaliate against cyberattacks from China, Russia and other hostile actors.
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That rang hollow to many close observers of the Kremlin, who noted that just one day later Putin announced that he would not retaliate against the US for the sanctions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday shrugged off new U.S. threats to retaliate against alleged Russian hackers, saying such statements only confirmed that Washington used cyber attacks for political ends.
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When I started filing this sexual assault case with CU back in the fall of 24, I had a horrible nightmare that the rapist was going to retaliate against me.
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A president attempting to use the power of his office to retaliate against a perceived political enemy is disturbing, although it's unclear what, if anything, will come of his efforts.
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Opponents have accused him of playing dirty, and as a rookie in the 221-21 season, he had a penchant for getting players to retaliate against him and draw ejections.
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The only problem is that the beach was closed to the public because Christie shut down the government, and thus state-run tourist destinations, to retaliate against the state legislature.
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On top of that, the EU Commission is filing complaints with the World Trade Organization to warn that it will retaliate against the U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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" Stein also thinks that the Immigration Act of 1965, which helped do away with decades of xenophobic measures, "was a great way to retaliate against Anglo-Saxon dominance and hubris.
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" Those tactics, Atwood said, include attacking reporters by name, threatening to retaliate against coverage that's perceived as unfavorable and branding certain news organizations as "the enemies of the American people.
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The requirement that workers fill out an I-9 form, however, declaring under penalty of perjury that they're authorized to work, makes it easy for employers to retaliate against workers.
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Schumer told CNN last week that the Democratic party would retaliate against anyone Trump nominates for the Supreme Court, and it's unlikely he'll change his mind on Trump's top 3.
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According to the indictment, Ackal and Savoy conspired with jail staff to retaliate against five inmates by assaulting them in the jail chapel, where there were no video surveillance cameras.
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After following the migrants into Guatemala, Mr. Fuentes was detained and sent back to Honduras, where he has stayed away from the spotlight, afraid the government will retaliate against him.
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If a country doesn't comply with a ruling, the WTO will sometimes authorize the aggrieved country to retaliate against the violator by allowing them to, for example, impose reciprocal tariffs.
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Broadly, that involves encouraging allies to promote responsible behavior in cyberspace, shoring up vulnerabilities in private and public networks that enemies could exploit, and being able to retaliate against attackers.
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The royal court has threatened to retaliate against any moves taken against the kingdom, suggesting it might use its influence on the oil markets as leverage over the global economy.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch warned that China could retaliate against US tariffs by purchasing vast amounts of oil from Iran in defiance of Washington's sanctions on the OPEC nation.
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He blamed the Federal Bureau of Investigation, saying it had leaked false information in part to retaliate against him for investigating allegations of federal invasion of privacy of ordinary citizens.
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He is also the first president to incite his supporters via tweet to retaliate against a whistle-blower whom both his own intelligence community inspector general and Congress deem legitimate.
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The Trump administration doesn't appear eager to retaliate against the United Kingdom over its decision to allow Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei to build a portion of its future mobile networks.
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Recently a dispute over South Korea's missile-defense system prompted China to retaliate against Korea's exports of pop music and soap operas, which have become wildly popular with Chinese consumers.
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Modified versions of Shamoon surfaced in 2016 and 2018, which suggests Iran might use this tool to retaliate against the US if it does launch a cyberattack, experts told Recode.
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Usually, for example, a country will retaliate against a PNG by doing a tit-for-tat expulsion of one of our diplomats — likely a CIA officer under diplomatic cover there.
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First, she urged the three Republican appointed judges to throw out her conviction because there was no evidence that she intended to retaliate against the informant by posting on Facebook.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday that it is "completely inappropriate" for China to retaliate against U.S. businesses whose employees have commented on pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Like Trudeau and timber, European leaders found themselves forced to preemptively warn of the American exports that they would retaliate against U.S. products — Kentucky bourbon, Wisconsin dairy, Florida citrus, etc.
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But last year, Trump threatened to end tax credits for electric cars, a major incentive for consumers to purchase these vehicles, to retaliate against GM after it announced job cuts.
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Hedge fund managers have warned that Chinese authorities could soon retaliate against U.S. tariffs and vastly escalate a global trade war that has simmered for the last few of weeks.
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Many requested anonymity for fear that Sopko would retaliate against them, entangling them in inquiries that could lead to hefty personal legal bills, not to mention a potential public shaming.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to retaliate against General Motors for its decision to shutter plants and slash jobs by cutting the automaker's federal subsidies, including for electric cars.
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The decision to raise the threat level comes as Iran has threatened to retaliate against the UK after British commandos seized an Iranian tanker off the coast of Gibraltar last week.
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Several U.S. lawmakers have suggested imposing sanctions on Saudi Arabia in recent days while the kingdom, the world's largest oil exporter, has pledged to retaliate against any sanctions with "bigger measures".
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Twitter the security forces would retaliate against an attempted coup and that everything necessary would be done, even if that meant fatalities.
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"This resolution is encouraging religious fanatics to retaliate against our journalists," he said in a statement, calling on the authorities to protect journalists and stop anyone whipping up hatred against them.
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During the initial phase of the U.S.-China trade spat, there was speculation among some analysts and traders that China might retaliate against Washington by dumping Treasuries on the open market.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama has vowed the US will retaliate against Russia "at a time and place of our own choosing" for Moscow's hacking attempts to influence the country's elections.
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Putin would rather deal with Trump than retaliate against Obama; the alt-right is starting fights; China, the world's biggest ivory market, will ban all sales by the end of 2017.
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On Tuesday night, Russia's ambassador to Lebanon said the Russian military could shoot down any missiles launched at Syria, and even retaliate against the planes or ships that fire the weapons.
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The country's military also said it was implementing a new system which will allow them to "punish and retaliate" against North Korea's leadership if it endangers the country with nuclear weapons.
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But government policy advisers do not believe that dumping U.S. Treasuries is among policy options to be considered by top leaders, even if China wants to retaliate against the United States.
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One of the primary issues raised by "hacking back" is the simple question of whether victims can accurately identify their aggressors, trace the correct source, and retaliate against the right entity.
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Investors are also concerned that China might opt to weaponize its holdings of more than $1.1 trillion worth of U.S. Treasuries to retaliate against the U.S. tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.
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In 2017, a report by the U.N. itself listed nine members of the Human Rights Council as countries said to retaliate against citizens who assist the U.N. with human rights work.
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Trump has pledged to retaliate against any European company or country that seeks to contravene the sanctions he says are en route against Iran after America's pullout from the nuclear agreement.
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But Freedom leaders complained that Ryan had not done enough to stop the Chamber's attacks on Huelskamp or reinstate him on the Agriculture panel, and threatened to retaliate against the Speaker.
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Subsequent media reports paint Zuckerberg as taking an increasingly aggressive stance, saying in one question-and-answer session with employees that Facebook would retaliate against workers who leak to the media.
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The spat has renewed concerns among some critics who worry that Trump is seeking to intervene in the $85 billion deal to retaliate against CNN, an outlet he has frequently criticized.
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An earlier version of a graphic with this article misidentified the writer of an email saying that David Samson was helping to "retaliate" against New York officials at the Port Authority.
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Senior Syrian opposition negotiator Mohammad Alloush, representing Jaysh al Islam, which operates in the suburbs of Damascus, also said rebels should retaliate against what he called Syrian army attacks on civilians.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE asserted he would retaliate against any U.S. tariffs.
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But the abuses continued, the most egregious of which was that "the prison started to retaliate against Mr. Rouser by putting him in solitary confinement," Burnham told me over the phone.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Senior Syrian opposition negotiator Mohammad Alloush, representing Jaish al Islam, a major rebel group, said on Sunday rebels should retaliate against what he called Syrian army attacks on civilians.
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"As revealed by its text, history, effect, and stated purposes, the New York Legislature enacted it to discriminate and retaliate against President Trump for his speech and politics," the lawsuit states.
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The Department of Defense argued that import restrictions could raise the price of its equipment, while the Department of Agriculture said it feared foreign partners would retaliate against American food exports.
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It is concerned that the Russians — along with the Chinese, the Iranians and the North Koreans — could easily retaliate against any attack, striking American banks, utilities, stock markets and communications networks.
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BEIJING — China moved to retaliate against the United States, announcing plans on Monday to raise tariffs on American goods ranging from beer and wine to swimsuits, shirts and liquefied natural gas.
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American farmers — a key part of Trump's political base — are worried that if countries retaliate against the US for these tariffs, their agricultural exports could bear the brunt of those punishments.
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It remains unclear if the family would use Mafia muscle to retaliate against Mr. Comello — a rudderless young man from Staten Island's South Shore — and risk further scrutiny from law enforcement.
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Justice Kennedy wrote that Mr. Lozman's case could proceed — but only because it had several unusual features, including what may have been an established and official policy to retaliate against him.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday warned Iran not to retaliate against the U.S. over the killing of the Islamic Republic's top general, threatening to strike 52 targets if Tehran took revenge.
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University of Alabama law professor Joyce Alene has noted that it's illegal to retaliate against witnesses, but added "it seems trivial to mention at this point" after Senate Republicans acquitted Trump.
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And just this week [we have] Chuck Grassley abandoning a lifetime of defending whistleblowers and congressional witnesses to say that it was fine for President Trump to retaliate against Alexander Vindman.
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Last year, Mr. Trump said the United States would retaliate against France's digital tax by imposing tariffs of up to 100 percent on French products such as wine, cheese and handbags.
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And Trump then threatened that he was ruthless enough to go even further, by saying he'd overwhelmingly retaliate against a response from Tehran he deemed unacceptable, including against Iranian cultural sites.
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New York (CNN)Some US officials are now bracing for Iran to retaliate against the US with a cyber attack in response to the killing of one of its top commanders.
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Officials in the Gulf have warned for months that the kingdom would eventually have to retaliate against Iran for the seemingly endless string of drone and missile attacks on its facilities.
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European leaders appear to be standing firm on plans to impose digital services taxes on U.S. tech giants in the coming months, despite President Trump threatening to retaliate against the move.
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Canada, Mexico, the European Union and the United Kingdom are among the nations that have balked at the tariffs and said they would retaliate against U.S. exporters to protect their industries.
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A lawsuit filed by Briskman against the company in 2018 alleged the company was afraid the Trump administration would retaliate against the company and end its contracts because of the photo.
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On Thursday, European Union Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said the EU is making a list of goods it could target as a way to retaliate against potential tariffs on European cars.
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One potential area of concern for market watchers is that Beijing could retaliate against the tariff threats from the Trump administration by allowing its currency to continually depreciate against the dollar.
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Following announcements in recent days by U.S. trading partners who say they will retaliate against any new tariffs, Trump said: "We'll have to see," if the tariffs spark a trade war.
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So it's unlikely that China will retaliate against what is a "fairly small type of sanction" against steel and aluminum imports with a broad counter-punch on American soybeans, Hendrischke said.
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Beijing has used its leverage over the U.S. farm sector to retaliate against Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods by imposing high import taxes on pork, soybeans and other American agricultural exports.
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California's bill gets around that barrier by making it illegal for an employer to revoke a job offer or retaliate against an employee who chooses not to sign such an agreement.
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Jacob Laufer, the attorney for the board and its members, including Mr. Milano, said in a written statement that the fees were applied uniformly and never used to retaliate against anyone.
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In one case, a minor's advocate cautioned that her father might retaliate against her mother if they were notified about their daughter's intended abortion; ORR notified the parents anyway, Amiri said.
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In a memo last month, the acting head of the DHS policy office, James McCament, reportedly wrote to Acting Secretary Chad WolfChad WolfDHS considered multiple ways to retaliate against 'sanctuary' states: report New York sues Trump administration over Trusted Traveler ban DHS chief: Restrictions on New Yorkers have 'nothing to do with illegal aliens receiving drivers licenses' MORE detailing the pros and cons of different measures to retaliate against and mitigate the effects of local sanctuary policies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Sunday that he does not expect China to retaliate against additional tariffs on Chinese goods that U.S. President Donald Trump announced Friday.
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Following the hack of the Democratic National Committee, many in Congress and elsewhere have called on the United States to retaliate against Russia, the country the Obama administration says is the perpetrator.
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The market continued to wrestle with whether Mexico will retaliate against President Donald Trump's threats to levy duties on all Mexican imports unless it curbs illegal immigration, adding to global growth worries.
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Raising taxes on imports could pose a major problem for retail and agriculture if the Trump administration's push for fair trade causes other countries to retaliate against the United States, Republican Gov.
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If Canada and the UK choose to retaliate against Boeing, Trump could ultimately find himself facing political backlash for playing a role in hurting a prized part of the US job market.
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That the White House might retaliate against a company that, it thinks, is not serving the public enough flattering stories, is the kind of norm-flouting that has become normal in 2018.
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California's new law gets around that barrier by making it illegal for an employer to revoke a job offer or retaliate against an employee who chooses not to sign such an agreement.
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In a slew of tweets Wednesday morning, Trump took credit for the GOP's successes in the midterms and vowed to retaliate against potential investigative efforts against him by Democrats in the House.
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There could be payback on Capitol Hill, as well, with some experts saying a Republican-controlled Senate might retaliate against a Democratic-controlled House by seeking the tax returns of leading Democrats.
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While China has vowed to retaliate against the proposed new U.S. tariffs - 10 percent on $200 billion of Chinese goods - the lack of a specific response to date has sparked global relief.
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North Korea's military on Monday threatened to retaliate against the move by the South and the United States by taking "physical response" once the location and time of the deployment are decided.
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Canada has vowed to retaliate against U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum with tariffs against a range of U.S. goods, a move supported by 79 percent of Canadians, according to the poll.
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Even with the new regulations, it's far too easy for poultry corporations to retaliate against farmers who speak out against unfair practices by terminating their contracts or blacklisting them within the industry.
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Russia accused Israel of indirectly causing a Russian military plane to be shot down near Syria's Mediterranean coast, and threatened to retaliate against Israel for what it described as a hostile act.
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Officials, lawmakers and international allies are also are worried that Turkey, who views the SDF as a terrorist organization, will move to retaliate against the group once U.S. forces leave the region.
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump said Thursday that General Motors CEO Mary Barra made a "big mistake" by laying off thousands of workers and pledged to retaliate against the company.
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While China has vowed to retaliate against the proposed new U.S. tariffs — 10 percent on $200 billion of Chinese goods — the lack of a specific response to date has sparked global relief.
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China has told American executives that it will retaliate against American companies if Mr. Trump levies tariffs against Beijing, according to a business lobby group, the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
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Even as China makes veiled threats to retaliate against the United States, it is forcing many Chinese companies to close wasteful, polluting factories to fix its economy and clean up its skies.
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Shares of American automakers, all large consumers of steel and aluminum, declined, as did shares of Boeing, a large exporter that could be hurt if other nations retaliate against United States tariffs.
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Mr. Trump's comments provoked a swift response from the Chinese Commerce Ministry, which suggested that it was once again ready to retaliate against American companies and their products with its own countermeasures.
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The commander of the Ukrainian Navy suggested that countries retaliate against Russia by closing the Bosporus in Turkey to Russian military traffic, citing a 1930s treaty that might justify such a move.
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Lamone, No. 17-333, Republican voters argued that Democratic state lawmakers had redrawn a congressional district to retaliate against citizens who had supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Israel would retaliate against any Iranian attack on Tel Aviv by striking Tehran, Israel's defense minister said in remarks published on Thursday, as the arch-foes faced off over Syria.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Obama decided that the authorities he created in April 2015 to retaliate against states or individuals that conduct hacking after the Sony attack did not go far enough.
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The agreement also specified that I.C.E. would continue to take into account whether it received tips that were called in by someone wanting to retaliate against workers who voiced their labor rights.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will retaliate against U.S. sanctions over Ankara's military operation into northeast Syria, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday, adding that all threats and sanctions against Turkey were unacceptable.
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" In response, Rad and Pambakian's attorney Orin Snyder described the suit as part of a campaign "to retaliate against and smear a victim of sexual assault and the person who reported it.
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The only potential threat to Visa is that the company hopes to take China by storm, and if Trump puts sanctions on China, Chinese officials could retaliate against U.S. companies like Visa.
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"On the conventional side, Iran's military strategy is primarily based on deterrence and the ability to retaliate against an attacker," Christian Saunders, the agency's senior Iran analyst, said in releasing the report.
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"Trump Admin threat to retaliate against nations that exercise sovereign right in UN to oppose US position on Jerusalem is beyond outrageous," tweeted Brennan, who led the CIA under former President Obama.
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"I'm just I'm concerned that the president or his people are going to get to this person, potentially even retaliate against them, even before they come and speak to us," said Rep.
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In a Tuesday-morning press conference, Trump spiraled into a tirade on France&aposs domestic economy and new digital-services tax, which the US is threatening to retaliate against with fresh tariffs.
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Beijing could target soybeans to retaliate against any punitive trade action from the U.S., but it's unlikely to do that just to counter heavy U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, experts said.
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The two-day military exercise began three days after South Korea announced that it would terminate a military intelligence-sharing deal with Japan to retaliate against trade restrictions Tokyo had imposed earlier.
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After departing that gathering in Quebec, Trump attacked Justin Trudeau as "dishonest" and "weak" after the Canadian prime minister told reporters his government would retaliate against new U.S. tariffs it viewed as unfair.
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Bannon Apparently Wants to Retaliate Against MuellerPresident Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon is said to be keen for Republicans to question special counsel Robert Mueller's remit and disrupt funding for his investigation.
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China said it would impose higher tariffs on various U.S. goods despite President Trump's warnings not to retaliate against tariffs on $103 billion of Chinese imports announced by the White House on Friday.
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Google has committed to not retaliate against workers — both direct employees and contracted staff — who take time off from work to protest the Trump administration's policies on May 1, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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Five days after taking office in January, Trump signed an executive order vowing to crack down on undocumented immigrants, retaliate against so-called sanctuary cities, and tighten security along the border with Mexico.
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The Trump administration took the trade war up another notch, calling China a currency manipulator and ratcheting up expectations that the White House has other moves it could make to retaliate against China.
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All this adds up to rather solid evidence that Maryland legislators meant to, as the plaintiffs say, "retaliate" against Republican voters in violation of their right to freely associate under the First Amendment.
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They pretend this is true because virtually every office in the executive branch worked to withhold evidence of wrongdoing, silence witness testimony, destroy federal records, classify embarrassing information, and retaliate against truth tellers.
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They want to resurrect arcane laws — sections 232 and 301 of Trade laws from the 1960s and 70s — to circumvent the WTO and unilaterally retaliate against exploitive trade practices, especially from the Chinese.
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The Energy Department's Office of Nuclear Safety Enforcement said Thursday it is updating the agency's rules for nuclear activities to include civil penalties against companies that retaliate against employees who report safety issues.
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Russia's Kommersant newspaper reported in June 2017 that Moscow was considering making life difficult for the school to retaliate against punitive measures that former U.S. President Barack Obama took against Russia in 2016.
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Those moves could lead foreign markets to retaliate against American products and European officials have already signaled that they would take swift action -- possibly against bourbon -- if tariffs are imposed on European steel.
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If the State Department began obstructing requests from foreign governments to lease units in Trump-affiliated properties, he said, it could prompt them to retaliate against U.S. diplomats seeking housing in their territories.
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They'll avoid going through the World Trade Organization — which Trump doesn't trust — and instead use Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 to unilaterally retaliate against China for stealing Americans' intellectual property.
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The real scandal, though, is what emerged in the fallout: that Silicon Valley venture capitalist Peter Thiel bankrolled Hogan's suit in order to retaliate against Gawker, which outed Thiel as gay years earlier.
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It wasn't Trump's first move to retaliate against a country's perceived unfair trade practices: The U.S. has moved forward with tariffs against Canadian softwood lumber exports, initially proposed in April 2017, for instance.
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The US is also set to go ahead with tariffs on another $16 billion in Chinese exports later in the summer, and China has vowed to retaliate against US goods of equal value.
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Russia will retaliate against the United States in a rumbling dispute over a treaty that allows both countries to conduct military observation flights over each other's territory, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday.
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They're using the legislation to fire disabled veterans, silence and retaliate against whistleblowers, and divert attention from their failure to hold supervisors – who are the root cause of problems at the VA – accountable.
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Trump's decision, per his chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow, was "a reaction" to Trudeau's statement at a post-G7 press conference that Canada would stand up for itself and retaliate against U.S. tariffs.
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If an employer is concerned about the outcome of collective action in terms of their bottom line, Block noted that it can be "cost-effective to violate the law" and retaliate against workers.
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The bombing was part of a broader attempt by Mr. Kingsley to retaliate against officers from the 67th Precinct who arrested him in January 2014 for carrying a stun gun, the police said.
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Mr. Kimberly, representing the plaintiffs, argued that Democratic state lawmakers there had redrawn a district in northwestern Maryland to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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If Trump does indeed sign the bill, it means America will retaliate against Russia for undermining Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign — even though Trump has repeatedly said "nobody really knows" if Russia did so.
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Lamone, No. 17-333, was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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Kavanaugh's public tantrum the week before his confirmation included attacks on Democratic senators, a baseless conspiracy theory, and a warning that could be interpreted as a threat to retaliate against his Democratic opponents.
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Turkey's Foreign Ministry said late on Friday that Turkey would retaliate against any steps aimed at countering its efforts to fight terrorism, in response to the announcement of possible U.S. sanctions against Turkey.
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The younger Mr. Trump said his father was influenced to retaliate against Syria for using chemical weapons on civilians in part by his sister Ivanka, who was "heartbroken and outraged" by the atrocity.
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And to those who claim the IRGC is of suicidal nature and will retaliate against U.S. administration action, they are completely out of the ballpark and most likely follow a specific lobbying effort.
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A group of former Google engineers said on Tuesday they're filing unfair labor practice charges against the search giant, alleging that the company terminated their employment to retaliate against them for workplace organizing.
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The case was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had in 2011 redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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It is against the law for Whole Foods to threaten, intimidate and/or retaliate against workers who organize for better working conditions, and we will undertake measures to protect those who wish to help.
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China has not said whether or how it may retaliate against the measures directed at Huawei, but state media have taken an increasingly nationalistic tone and vowed Beijing will not bend to U.S. pressure.
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But it allowed foreign banks to continue using branches too, subject to some additional but less onerous requirements, fearing a crackdown would lead overseas regulators to retaliate against U.S. bank branches in their markets.
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China said it would impose higher tariffs on $14.98 billion in U.S. goods despite President Donald Trump's warnings not to retaliate against additional tariffs on Chinese imports announced by the White House on Friday.
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Russia was in the news again this week after President Obama vowed to retaliate against the country for cyberattacks it carried out during the 2016 presidential election, cyberattacks that potentially helped Donald Trump win.
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"Today's theme is trade war, as the EU is going to retaliate against car tariffs and that is going to weigh," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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President Donald Trump appeared to reverse course on Harley Davidson on Tuesday, pledging to retaliate against "unfair" European Union tariffs that the company partially blamed for its nearly 27% drop in first-quarter profit.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Sunday that he does not expect China to retaliate against additional tariffs on Chinese goods that U.S. President Donald Trump announced Friday.
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The test comes after a series of provocative missile launches and threats to retaliate against attacks from North Korea this summer, which included tests of its first ICBMs capable of striking the United States.
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OTTAWA/WINNIPEG (Reuters) - From cherries to wine and oil, Canada has a range of tools to retaliate against any Trump administration trade attacks but they are either too limited or too painful to invoke.
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China said it would impose higher tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods despite President Donald Trump's warnings not to retaliate against additional tariffs on Chinese imports announced by the White House on Friday.
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Trump confirmed on Friday that his administration was looking at the idea of releasing immigrants into so-called sanctuary cities in part to retaliate against Democrats, undercutting earlier denials from his own administration officials.
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" Baucus warned that the U.S. is outmatched in terms of its capacity to retaliate against China because "President Xi [Jinping] and China have many many more tools at their disposal than President Trump does.
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Several White House officials, including Sean Spicer, stated the Trump administration will continue to put pressure on China in an effort to retaliate against Kim Jong-Un's regime following the death of Otto Warmbier.
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TORONTO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Ontario's Liberals, the ruling party in Canada's most populous province, introduced legislation on Tuesday that would give officials authority to retaliate against U.S. states that institute "Buy American" procurement policies.
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New York's law "was enacted to retaliate against the President because of his policy positions, his political beliefs, and his protected speech, including the positions he took during the 2016 campaign," the filing said.
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Davutoglu said Turkey would continue to retaliate against the YPG, whose positions the Turkish army has shelled from over the border in recent days, if it continued its assault on the town of Azaz.
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"Iran said [today] it would retaliate against new sanctions imposed by the United States after President Donald Trump set an ultimatum to fix 'disastrous flaws' in a deal curbing Tehran's nuclear program," per Reuters.
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But, judging by China's actions in the past when we took such a step, China could decide to retaliate against U.S. businesses operating in China or even take more drastic — and perhaps military — actions.
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There was no resolution in sight in the trade standoff, which has disrupted global supply chains, after China on Thursday vowed to retaliate against the latest U.S. tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods.
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The broader effects are still unclear, but the cyber world will be watching closely to see if the Russian government makes good on its threat to retaliate against U.S. software manufacturers over the ban.
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When asked whether stripping the officials of their clearances could be grounds for impeachment, Wyden told Burnett that all options would be on the table if Trump used taxpayer funds to retaliate against critics.
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Another section of that act gives the president the power to levy a tariff to retaliate against unfair trade practices, and this could easily be invoked against China, citing allegations of exchange rate manipulation.
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The five people spoke on the condition of anonymity either because they were not authorized to speak publicly about an active inquiry or because they feared the district attorney's office would retaliate against them.
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On October 28th China asked the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to allow it to retaliate against $2.4bn of imports from America, as part of a long-running dispute over American treatment of Chinese exports.
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Congress has delegated to the president the power to retaliate against foreign countries that engage in unfair trade practices like dumping, leaving it to the president and trade officials to determine what that means.
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Still, traders say they are closely watching how Mexico will retaliate against U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to levy duties on all Mexican imports unless it curbs illegal immigration, adding to global growth worries.
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Trump has threatened tariffs on another $400 billion in Chinese products should it retaliate against the U.S. If that happens, look for Beijing to respond harshly, perhaps by disadvantaging U.S. companies operating in China.
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Mr. Trump is expected to ask the United States trade representative to come up with a full list of products to retaliate against within 15 days, according to an official briefed on the plans.
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Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America, Jesús Seade, said at a hastily arranged news conference on Thursday that Mr. Trump's announced tariffs would be "disastrous" and suggested Mexico could retaliate against American products.
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Just as a president cannot legally fire an official in return for a bribe (a criminal act), he also cannot fire an official with an intent to retaliate against a witness (also a crime).
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Some news reports before the briefing suggested that Mr. Linick planned to bring evidence that showed Mr. Pompeo or his deputies had been trying to retaliate against State Department officials who cooperated with Congress.
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The Russian leader, skilled at keeping several steps ahead of his adversaries, announced that he would not retaliate against the Obama administration for imposing new sanctions and expelling Russian diplomats from the United States.
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ANKARA, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Turkey will retaliate against U.S. sanctions over Ankara's military operation into northeast Syria, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday, adding that all threats and sanctions against Turkey were unacceptable.
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But their profits from the Chinese market are large enough that many corporate executives have been loath to cooperate with United States trade officials, for fear that Chinese government ministries may retaliate against them.
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Immigration The Trump administration wanted to release immigrants detained at the US-Mexico border into so-called sanctuary cities to retaliate against Democrats who opposed the President's border wall plans, a source told CNN.
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Whenever you use your company's communications equipment, there is a risk that the company could find out about your organizing, giving it a chance to thwart planned actions or even retaliate against the organizers.
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And when President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said he did not plan to retaliate against the United States in response to Mr. Obama's diplomatic moves, Mr. Trump used Twitter to compliment Mr. Putin.
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In the other instance, sadly, law enforcement could only retaliate against, and apprehend, a heavily armed man at a synagogue who, it appears, killed people for no other reason than that they were Jewish.
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When Iranian, Syrian or Russian forces attack or threaten American allies on the ground in Syria, as they have repeatedly done, the United States should protect its partners from and retaliate against those attacks.
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The DOJ believes the company's actions violate its 2010 merger agreement with Ticketmaster, sources told the Journal, in which the companies agreed not to retaliate against venues that chose another ticketing or promotional service.
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China has already warned it would retaliate against new U.S. tariffs with its own tariffs, but it could also decide to use its currency as a weapon, allowing it to weaken against the dollar.
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On Tuesday, the Chinese Commerce Ministry said the country had no choice but to retaliate against this latest round of tariffs, so it could safeguard its rights and interest in a free trade world.
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Ericsson and Nokia have been careful not to appear to take advantage of Huawei's misfortune, perhaps out of concern that China would retaliate against the European companies if new bans against Huawei were introduced.
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As trade tensions between Beijing and Washington escalated, China then increased the tariffs on American cars to 40 percent to retaliate against Mr. Trump's new tariffs before agreeing in December to temporarily suspend them.
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When he announced his supposed "investigation" on Sunday morning, it created the very strong impression that he was abusing his position to retaliate against political opponents who had stumbled across evidence of his office's incompetence.
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President Donald Trump has threatened "severe punishment " if it is found Khashoggi was killed in the Turkish consulate, prompting Saudi Arabia's state news agency to respond by saying it would retaliate against any economic sanctions.
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Investigators also noted that Yester appeared to retaliate against a mental health counselor at the school who had told state education officials that previous attempts to report and enact change had fallen on deaf ears.
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Neither Russia nor Japan specified how they might retaliate against U.S. exports, but Turkey listed 22 U.S. goods that it was planning to target, ranging from nuts, rice and tobacco to cars and steel products.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Iran said on Saturday it would retaliate against new sanctions imposed by the United States after President Donald Trump set an ultimatum to fix "disastrous flaws" in a deal curbing Tehran's nuclear program.
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For one thing, my research finds that the workers who are most likely to respond to employer requests tend to be those who worry that their bosses might retaliate against them if they don't comply.
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After talking with other members of Trump's transition team, Flynn contacted Kislyak and emphasized to him that the Russian government shouldn't retaliate against the US. President Putin soon announced that Russia in fact wouldn't retaliate.
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China said that it had no choice but to retaliate against new U.S. trade tariffs, raising the risk that U.S. President Donald Trump could soon impose duties on virtually all Chinese goods that America buys.
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Tariffs China said that it has no choice but to retaliate against new U.S. trade tariffs, raising the risk that Trump could soon impose duties on virtually all of the Chinese goods that America buys.
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But other than that, Trump and his allies are eager to retaliate against the Koch network for disparaging the president's rhetoric as divisive and slamming his trade policy at a donor gathering over the weekend.
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After Ms. Malik reported his alleged conduct to the city's Law Department and Equal Employment Opportunity Office, the suit alleged, Mr. Emery tried to retaliate against Ms. Malik by "laying the groundwork" for firing her.
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In response, Congress passed the Dr. Chris Kirkpatrick Whistleblower Protection Act, which expands protections for whistleblowers, strengthens enforcement against supervisors who retaliate against whistleblowers, and better protects against the improper access of employee medical records.
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" When asked about whether Trump approves of President Obama's decision to retaliate against the Russians for hacking into the election, Conway said Trump "respects" the right of Obama to do "what he sees is necessary.
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And Trump seems to have zero interest in securing Congress' support before he makes a decision on how to retaliate against the chemical weapons attack by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against his own people.
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Arthur Kroeber, founder of Gavekal Dragonomics, said Beijing was unlikely to retaliate against the U.S. business community in China because its interests have partly overlapped with China's in the trade war, giving Beijing some leverage.
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Canada heads into talks in Washington to renew NAFTA determined not to back down on key issues despite threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to retaliate against the Canadian economy unless Ottawa gives ground quickly.
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Trump's criticism of Obama has increased since The Washington Post published a detailed report about Obama's reluctance to speak publicly about, or retaliate against, Russia's actions after the CIA informed him of them in August.
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The list of comes after warnings by Trump that he may implement tariffs on at least $500 billion in Chinese goods should Beijing retaliate against the $34 billion in U.S. tariffs that kicked in Friday.
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China has denied that its laws require technology transfers and has threatened to retaliate against any U.S. tariffs with trade sanctions of its own, with potential targets such as U.S. soybeans, aircraft or heavy equipment.
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BEIJING — Chinese officials have warned that they will retaliate against American companies if President Trump imposes tariffs on China, an American business group said on Tuesday, with airplanes and agricultural products among the likely targets.
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Her trajectory illustrated the extreme control Mr. Raniere had over Nxivm members and his ability to dictate social standing within the group, as well as his apparent willingness to retaliate against those who defied him.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will retaliate against any U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum products, officials said on Thursday, as Ottawa faced what could be one of the biggest economic threats since Donald Trump became president.
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Mr. Trump, cognizant of China's penchant for hitting where it hurts, said he expected Beijing to once again retaliate against America's farmers by slowing or stopping purchases of agricultural products, like soybeans and farm equipment.
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" • "As part of any enforcement plan, the U.S. is also asking China for another important concession — that it agree not to retaliate against U.S. tariffs reimposed for at least some violations of a trade pact.
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Asked about its ongoing trade war with the U.S., China's commerce ministry said Thursday that it was opposed to escalating trade tensions, hinting Chinese authorities will not retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs.
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Its close ally in Lebanon, Hezbollah, which might otherwise be counted on to retaliate against Israel, is reined in, at least for the moment, by elections on May 6, in which it is fielding candidates.
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Iranian leaders have vowed to retaliate against the U.S. During Saturday's call, Zarif said he "hopes China can play an important role in preventing escalation of regional tensions," according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry statement.
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The PDA makes it illegal to "discriminate against a woman because of pregnancy, childbirth, or a medical condition related to pregnancy or childbirth" or to retaliate against a person who has come forward about discrimination.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - If the United States slapped duties on Mexico's auto exports, the government should retaliate against U.S. businesses, a top economic adviser to presidential election winner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday.
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He said in April that his administration is "strongly looking at" the possibility of releasing immigrants into so-called sanctuary cities in part to retaliate against Democrats, undercutting earlier denials from his own administration officials.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday tweeted that his social media posts "serve as notification" to Congress that the U.S. will retaliate against any attack from Iran — and the House Foreign Affairs Committee wasn't having it.
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Yet in the past, the United States has generally declined to retaliate against Iran militarily even when those groups have attacked the American military, as Iranian-backed Shiite militias did during American occupation of Iraq.
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Russia took its first steps to retaliate against proposed American sanctions for Moscow's suspected meddling in the 2016 election, seizing two U.S. diplomatic properties and ordering the American Embassy, above, to reduce staff by September.
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Chinese will likely retaliate against US tariffs Our analysis indicates that China has been following US rhetoric and policy closely, and will not remain passive if the United States imposes tariffs on additional Chinese products.
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The top Democrat on the House Natural Resources Committee is calling for a probe into whether President Trump's Interior secretary threatened to retaliate against an Alaska senator for opposing the GOP healthcare measure this week.
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Background: In October, the U.S. slapped tariffs on French aircraft, wine and cheese, among other European products, after the World Trade Organization gave it permission to retaliate against E.U. subsidies to the plane maker Airbus.
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The list comes after warnings by Trump that he may implement tariffs on at least $500 billion in Chinese goods should Beijing retaliate against the $34 billion in U.S. tariffs that kicked in July 6.
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That followed warnings by Trump that he could implement tariffs on at least $500 billion in Chinese goods should Beijing retaliate against the U.S. tariffs hitting $34 billion worth of Chinese goods that July 6.
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Big Ag worries: U.S. agriculture has expressed increasing frustration about President Trump's trade policies and is urging him to avoid slapping sweeping tariffs on Chinese exports over fears that Beijing would retaliate against their products.
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"This has the potential to create a toxic work environment in which managers feel free to retaliate against legitimate whistle-blowers knowing the case will be settled and their jobs will be safe," she said.
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Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, which produce the majority of the palm oil imported into Europe, had warned ahead of Thursday's agreement they would retaliate against what they called protectionist measures, if a ban was introduced.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway does not plan to retaliate against U.S. import tariffs on metals, despite being a major producer and exporter of aluminum, Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Soereide told Norwegian news agency NTB on Thursday.
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Trump's latest tweet, however, appeared to challenge Kim's claim that North Korea has become a functional nuclear power, while delivering a warning that he stood ready to retaliate against a possible nuclear launch by Pyongyang.
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GOP lawmakers joined business groups in declaring that slapping 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum will hurt consumers by raising prices and leading trading partners to retaliate against U.S. goods.
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Indeed, they threaten to retaliate against our family, that their group will do us harm and punish us, so we ask that you are merciful to their people, and god willing, they will release us.
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Benisek, No. 18-726, was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had in 2011 redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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He said it could prompt Qassem Soleimani, the powerful commander of the Quds Force, the IRGC's elite foreign espionage and paramilitary contingent, to allow IRGC-controlled Shi'ite Muslim militias to retaliate against U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Kudlow said in a Fox News interview on Sunday that he expects China to retaliate against the U.S. Beijing threatened to take "countermeasures" against the U.S. last week, but so far it has not done so.
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"We knew that these exorbitant fines were illegal and nothing more than a tool to scare our clients and retaliate against them for fighting back and standing up to this administration," said Lizbeth Mateo, Espinal's attorney.
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In fact, the next president can issue an executive order that denies lucrative government contracts to companies that don't pay a living wage of $15 an hour and interfere or retaliate against workers who are organizing.
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The problem for China is that relatively quickly they will run out of things to retaliate against, unless they are prepared to go nuclear and impose tariffs on the big ticket imports items such as aircraft.
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Instead of looking for ways to retaliate against Moscow for the election meddling, Trump had openly challenged the findings of his own intelligence agencies, which concluded Russia had sought to tip the election in his behalf.
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Iran threatened on Friday to retaliate against the U.S. Senate's vote to extend the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) for 10 years, saying it violated last year's deal with six major powers that curbed its nuclear program.
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"The real risk is that all of these other countries will retaliate against the U.S. by trading among themselves and concentrating new jobs in solar and wind in their countries and not the U.S.," he says.
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China has threatened to double tariffs to 50 percent on imported automobiles and other U.S.-made goods to retaliate against the Trump administration's proposed tariffs on a broad range of products, including vehicles and automotive parts.
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It was an effective tactical move, and the beginning of the end for the protesters, who failed to come up with any way to retaliate against the heavily armed police presence, besides shouting at the horses.
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Iran has vowed to retaliate against the ISA extension, passed unanimously on Thursday, saying it violated last year's agreement with six major powers to curb its nuclear program in return for lifting of international financial sanctions.
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Her lawyer, John Phillips, denied the claim in the suit, and accused the White House of using the Justice Department to retaliate against her while denying her access to records she needs to file the disclosure.
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" Another neurologist, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear Mallinckrodt would retaliate against his hospital, said, "It's ironic that we have a big barrier to treat the most vulnerable portion of our population: our babies.
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The release, Ms. Henry said, was to retaliate against a prosecutor, Frank Fina, whom she blamed for a news report that criticized her for shutting down an undercover investigation into possible corruption by Democratic state representatives.
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Deripaska, the founder of aluminum producers En+ Group and United Co. Rusal, was one of several prominent oligarchs sanctioned after a law was passed to retaliate against Moscow for interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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That did not dissuade Mr. Navarro, who doubled down on comments he made on Friday arguing that trading partners would not retaliate against the United States because they fear losing access to the valuable American market.
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The other case, from Maryland, was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had in 2011 redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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Beijing has also said it would draw up its own blacklist of American companies that it viewed as "unreliable," a move meant to retaliate against the United States for cutting Chinese companies off from American technology.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea said on Thursday it may retaliate against Japan's latest export limits on high-tech materials, as a row over forced wartime labor threatened to disrupt global supplies of memory chips and smartphones.
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While she would not detail the products, she said that Europe could retaliate against a range of American goods, including autos and agriculture, and that the response would be fully compatible with World Trade Organization rules.
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While exact motives in such episodes can be hard to pinpoint, experts say that some attackers express a desire to retaliate against strangers for harm they believe has been done to them by society at large.
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Even as Cotton announced Thursday that he was temporarily closing his Washington, D.C., office after a Senate staffer tested positive for the virus, he hinted at unspecified moves to retaliate against an unnamed culprit, presumably Beijing.
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When asked about its ongoing trade war with the U.S., China's commerce ministry said Thursday that it was opposed to escalating trade tensions, hinting Chinese authorities will not retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs.
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Are you really wondering if it is vulgar of your relatives to keep track of your guests' donor levels so that you can dole out thanks proportionately and plan to retaliate against those with moderate contributions?
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One, as Huffman told The New Yorker, could be that Silicon Valley needs an exit strategy for when the angry masses retaliate against them for building the kind of automated technology that is replacing human workers.
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Whether this is an effort to retaliate against the person who oversaw Stone's prosecution or simply an attempt to avoid ugly testimony, it certainly makes Liu's ahead-of-schedule replacement by Shea look even more questionable.
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"This comes after China said that blackmail will not work on them and that they would retaliate against the U.S. if additional trade measures are imposed," said Daniel Hynes, from ANZ Research, in a morning note.
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The visit comes at a time of heightened regional tension - Assad's other main military ally, Iran, has said it will retaliate against the United States for the killing of an Iranian general in a drone strike.
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"These cynical bills were written with one goal in mind: to retaliate against educators and the communities who stood up for public education during the walkouts," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers.
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The list of new sanctions follows warnings by Trump that he may implement tariffs on at least $500 billion in Chinese goods should Beijing retaliate against the $34 billion in U.S. tariffs that kicked in Friday.
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Moscow was poised on Thursday to retaliate against the United Kingdom's expulsion of nearly two dozen Russian diplomats, after a former Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned on British soil by a Russian nerve agent.
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"We need to talk to the whistleblower at the earliest, because I am concerned about the president making the statements he has about the whistleblower and whether he's going to retaliate against the guy," Krishnamoorthi said.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia announced Friday that he would not retaliate against President Obama's decision to expel Russian diplomats and impose new sanctions — only hours after his foreign minister recommended doing just that.
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The measure is popular at home, but unpopular in Europe, where some of Washington's closest allies are warning that it would harm their economies — and that they'd be willing to retaliate against the US in return.
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In that case, China could gain the support of other World Trade Organization members and retaliate against the United States with its own trade restrictions, potentially triggering a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is being forced to retaliate against the United States in their trade dispute, and U.S. exporters including suppliers of liquefied natural gas would "certainly" be hurt, said Chinese vice commerce minister Wang Shouwen.
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Rather than try to make GOP members of Congress more comfortable, he may want to force them to take a clear stand for or against him — so, perhaps, he can retaliate against those who remain defiant.
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He threatened to retaliate against allegedly unfair Chinese trade practices by passing a 45 percent tariff on Chinese-made goods, a move that would have sparked a massive trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Several U.S senators on Friday pressed Facebook for answers related to claims the company hired contractors to "retaliate against or spread intentionally inflammatory information about their critics," according to a letter addressed to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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GENEVA, May 22 (Reuters) - Russia and Japan have warned they could retaliate against U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium by imposing sanctions worth almost $1 billion combined, filings published by the World Trade Organization showed on Tuesday.
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He said there is no intention to hold back oil exports, after the nation's press agency released a statement last week threatening to retaliate against any foreign government that seeks to punish the country for Khashoggi's killing.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran said on Saturday it would retaliate against sanctions imposed on its judiciary head by the United States as President Donald Trump stepped up efforts to 'fix' a nuclear deal between Tehran and major powers.
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Let&aposs be sure that they know we&aposre serious and let&aposs use the kind of trade remedies where they can&apost then turn around and retaliate against us and it becomes a tit for tat.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran said on Friday it would retaliate against any action targeting its armed forces and accused the United States of violating the spirit of the 2015 nuclear deal reached between Tehran and six major powers.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He was heading to Washington for two days of talks but Trump's insistence that China "broke the deal", and then Beijing's response that it would retaliate against tariffs were ratcheting up the stakes.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump claims the United States has gotten a raw deal out of the global economy and promised to retaliate against imports and companies that set up factories overseas despite his own overseas businesses.
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STRIDENT TONE While China has not said whether or how it may retaliate against the measures targeting Huawei, state media have taken an increasingly strident and nationalistic tone and vowed Beijing will not bend to U.S. pressure.
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"They leave this Court to wonder if this discovery is sought … to retaliate against people of faith for not only believing in the sanctity of life — but also for wanting to do something about it," he wrote.
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To retaliate against Trump's surprise tariffs threat last week, China struck back swiftly by halting purchases of U.S. agricultural products, which particularly hurts farmers in the Midwest — states that are crucial for Trump's presidential win in 2020.
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Asked if China would consider limiting rare earth exports to retaliate against the United States, China's foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said on Monday that Xi's visit was normal and there was no need for over-interpretation.
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" Still, the third source adds, "He wasn't a lech and he wasn't known as someone who would corner you or retaliate against you if you spurned him or someone who would lure you into his dressing room.
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Equity indexes around the world fell after the United States said it would impose tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union and Washington's allies took steps to retaliate against U.S. goods.
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No one has been fired for kneeling, but teams have used more subtle means to retaliate against protesting athletes: Former NFL players Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid have accused owners of blackballing them for their political advocacy.
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When former President George W. Bush imposed steel tariffs in 2002, the move was found illegal by the World Trade Organization which permitted other countries to retaliate against American exports and Bush was forced to back down.
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In a recent poll, 83 percent of voters oppose the recent FCC action, which is a gift to giant internet service providers that will raise prices for internet users — who will retaliate against Republicans at the polls.
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For its part, Israel has made clear that it will not permit Iranian military bases in southern Syria near its borders and will retaliate against any effort to establish bases or this direct link to Hezbollah there.
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"Canadians are polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," Trudeau had told reporters as he reiterated that Canada would retaliate against U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, adding Trump's rationale had been insulting.
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"I don't really care as much about the quarter as I do about hearing which countries want to retaliate against the U.S. now that our government's showing some backbone when it comes to trade policy," Cramer said.
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Trump's move Wednesday to revoke the clearance for Brennan, a vocal critic of the president, sent shockwaves through Washington and led to accusations that the president was trying to retaliate against those who speak out against him.
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Bern has threatened to retaliate against what it calls unacceptable discrimination, hurting ties with its main trading partner that had been easing after the Swiss parliament in 2016 skirted voters' demands for immigration quotas on EU citizens.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump warned on Saturday that he would apply higher taxes on imported European cars if the European Union carried through on its threat to retaliate against his proposed stiff new tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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We've enjoyed the benefits of liberal democracy and the rule of law for so long that it's hard to imagine a president using the immense powers of his office to spy on or retaliate against his critics.
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A United States business lobby group warned last week that Chinese officials had threatened to retaliate against American companies if the Trump administration imposed tariffs, saying that agricultural and aircraft imports may be the most at risk.
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Mr. Phelps was charged with threatening to murder a U.S. official with intent to impede, intimidate or interfere with their performance of official duties or with the intent to retaliate against the official for performing official duties.
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The sector's importance was clear when Ms. Clark suggested she might retaliate against the United States after the Commerce Department imposed a new round of duties on Canadian lumber last month in a decades-old trade battle.
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Gold had surged to $2.443,22.44 on Wednesday after Beijing threatened to retaliate against proposed U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports worth around $2901.97 billion with its own duties on U.S. products including soybeans, planes, cars, whiskey and chemicals.
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Iran said it would retaliate against the United States after the killing of Soleimani last week, prompting some investors to shed riskier stocks and move into safe-haven assets such as gold, government bonds and the yen.
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A senior commander in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps raised the prospect of possible attacks on ships in the gulf, saying that Iran would retaliate against Americans wherever they were within reach of the Islamic Republic. Gen.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will deploy more troops to Syria's Idlib region and retaliate against attacks by government forces there, even as Ankara continues to discuss the situation with Moscow, Turkish Presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said on Tuesday.
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Russia's ambassador to Lebanon, Alexander Zasypkin, this week told a Hezbollah-controlled TV station that Russian air defenses would strike down any incoming missiles, and suggested that Russian forces would retaliate against the source of any attacks.
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MOSCOW, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Russia will retaliate against the United States in a rumbling dispute over a treaty that allows both countries to conduct military observation flights over each other's territory, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday.
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Now the question will be if — and how — the U.S. will retaliate against Iran's provocations that have been met with a limited American response other than more sanctions — adding to the U.S. so-called "maximum pressure" campaign.
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China said on Tuesday that it had no choice but to retaliate against new U.S. trade tariffs, raising the risk that President Donald Trump could soon impose duties on virtually all of Chinese goods that Americans buy.
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China has no choice but to retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs in order to safeguard its rights and interest in a free trade world, the country's Commerce Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 is another area of trade law seldom used in recent history that provides the president wide latitude to impose tariffs and other measures to retaliate against unfair trade practices.
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If things escalate further, he could retaliate against our military to military relationship, including the depth of our intelligence sharing, the ability to place and operate assets and personnel (including nuclear weapons) at Incirlik Air Base, and Turkish contributions to NATO (it doesn't meet the 2% defense spending commitment yet but has the second largest NATO army after the United States.) Russia: Something's cooking If history is any guide, we should expect Putin to retaliate against your latest round of sanctions, and he's probably planning how he'll hit you back.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish military preparations in northwest Syria are legitimate measures against a threat from Kurdish forces in the Afrin region, and Turkey will retaliate against any hostile move, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus told Reuters on Wednesday.
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CHINA WILL NOT BEND China has not said whether or how it may retaliate against the measures directed at Huawei, but state media have taken an increasingly nationalistic tone and vowed Beijing will not bend to U.S. pressure.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias reflected on the conflicting narratives at the time: On the one hand, there's a story about a dangerously authoritarian administration finally using its powers of office to retaliate against a news outlet it doesn't like.
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Trump stressed that he wants to allow more time to fix "terrible flaws" in the deal, but on Saturday morning Iran said it "will not accept any change" and pledged to retaliate against new sanctions imposed on officials.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he would not retaliate against the sanctions, a move that President-elect Trump applauded in a Tweet today: Great move on delay (by V. Putin) - I always knew he was very smart!
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In a complaint published yesterday, the company asked a Texas court to preemptively declare that Magic Leap did not discriminate or retaliate against Todd Keil, a former Department of Homeland Security employee who joined Magic Leap in 2015.
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Why it matters: The Iranian breach is the most substantial move the regime has taken yet to retaliate against the administration's maximum pressure campaign, a policy designed to cripple Iran's economy after Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
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Picking his words carefully to avoid the pitfalls of his own NDA and Danish bank secrecy laws - so stringent they surprised some Danish lawmakers - he told European Parliamentarians that employers could retaliate against whistleblowers if they stepped forward.
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Donald Trump doesn't like CNN's journalism, CNN is owned by Time Warner, AT&T's proposed takeover of Time Warner is good news for Time Warner's shareholders, so Trump is trying to scuttle the deal to retaliate against CNN.
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Putin, who has repeatedly denied U.S. allegations that Russia interfered with last year's U.S. presidential election, said Moscow would only decide on how to retaliate against Washington once it had seen the final text of the proposed law.
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New York's law "was enacted to retaliate against the President because of his policy positions, his political beliefs, and his protected speech, including the positions he took during the 2016 campaign," Trump's lawyers said in a court filing.
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We know what happens when an organization has an ethics and compliance program, but its leaders disregard those standards regarding their own behavior or that of key personnel, and retaliate against employees who raise concerns about those violations.
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Tesla buyers in China, on the other hand, import their Teslas, which means those buyers may have to pay a 22 percent tariff on those vehicles if China keeps its promise to retaliate against currently proposed U.S. tariffs.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense issued a warning Thursday that its forces would retaliate against the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and their US military advisers if any of their forces accompanying Syrian regime troops come under attack.
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Lander said he became concerned that the White House, which controls the Superfund cleanup programs, could somehow retaliate against the district and not allow the cleanup to continue if the city didn't go along with the team's demands.
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"This is a major escalation and will have tremendous implications on the situation in Yemen itself, because Saudi Arabia now feels extremely the urge to retaliate against the Houthi movement that controls the government in Sanaa," said Gerges.
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Craig Allen, the president of the U.S.-China Business Council, suggested that Mr. Mnuchin might have been getting ahead of himself on the enforcement agreement if such a deal includes China agreeing not to retaliate against future tariffs.
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But Chinese officials have suggested in recent weeks that if the United States proceeds with tariffs on a very wide range of Chinese goods, then Beijing may also retaliate against the Chinese-owned operations of big American companies.
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Some of those targeted by Durham, including senior former aides to President Barack Obama who raised questions about Trump's connections to Russia before the 2016 election, have expressed concern the probe could be used to retaliate against them.
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