You are surrounded in the rigging and in the spars, sails and rigging.
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But this being Chicago, rigging elections usually meant stopping the Democrats from rigging them more.
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The Obama era deep state corruption, the rigging of an election, the rigging of an investigation.
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A hemp fly system is the simplest type, and stage rigging techniques draw largely from ship rigging.
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Bernie's argument is that the people who are rigging the economy are also rigging the trade deals.
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In his speech, Khan promised he would address all rigging allegations and that his government would investigate all rigging complaints.
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It was curious, also, coming from someone who presumably believes that various forms of rigging are required to un-rig past rigging.
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The types of things that we look for during those observations include rigging and widespread irregularities, and I'm very familiar with what actual election rigging looks like.
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In an age of extensive legal election-rigging in the forms of gerrymandering and voter suppression, Election Year takes election rigging to its most blatant and violent form.
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The data also show concerns about vote rigging as steadily building, and that breaking news events informed that conversation, leading to spikes in the number of allegations of rigging being made on Twitter.
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" "Shots were ringing off the stage rigging and road cases.
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Grand conspiracies, government-sanctioned murders, secret election rigging — crazy, right?
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There's the character creation, digital lighting and, most important, rigging.
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Trump has accused Google of rigging search results against him.
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It's not Hillary Clinton and the media somehow "rigging" it.
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The Kremlin has also learned the risks of blatant rigging.
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"This is amazing," Ms. Upshaw said, gazing at the rigging.
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Since a global investigation into benchmark rigging was sparked by U.S. regulators in 2008, financial institutions have paid around $9.0 billion to settle regulatory allegations of rate rigging and around 30 individuals have been charged.
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He accused CENI of rigging the vote using electronic voting machines.
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Established parties are rigging the political system in their own favour.
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And if he isn't, rigging the nomination process won't save him.
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Above all, technology cannot prevent some pervasive forms of election-rigging.
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Harry Reid each raising concerns about possible rigging of the results.
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Some worry that the tightness of the race will encourage rigging.
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Many races had to be rerun amid widespread claims of rigging.
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After each one, he claimed the votes were marred by rigging.
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Since 2012, I am unaware that there was any "rigging" discovered.
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Was this the rigging of the vote Trump was talking about?
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The rigging often is legal and starts way earlier than college.
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She is right about the rigging, but wrong about the solution.
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Mugabe was widely accused of rigging elections to keep winning office.
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"See that feed mill there, with all that rigging?" she said.
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It's unclear what mechanism the Trump campaign envisions for this rigging.
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Only by rigging the rules would such an outcome be possible.
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The key is that it's mostly bad government doing the rigging.
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The rigging for the chair ran up to the fortress's battlements.
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To joke about rigging an election is not a laughing matter.
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Accusations of vote rigging are not new to elections in Congo.
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Rigging up free cable from the neighbors when we couldn't afford it.
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None of this amounts to a rigging, or even anything particularly unusual.
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Circus officials said the rigging did not collapse nor did equipment fail.
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Her political opponents accuse her swindling voters by rigging her government's finances.
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"Help me stop Crooked Hillary from rigging the election!" the page implores.
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Banks have paid roughly $9 billion to settle Libor-rigging probes worldwide.
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Stealing an election in the United States of America, rigging an election?
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The government rejected that complaint and dismisses fears of rigging this time.
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"Help me stop crooked Hillary from rigging this election," the site reads.
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"We've had a lot of 'rigging creep' from Trump here," Klein says.
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But hackers rigging a presidential vote would be quite the American milestone.
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It had earlier accused the government of election-rigging, which it denied.
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Connolly was the first U.S. citizen charged in connection with Libor rigging.
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Even employees of the city's library went to prison for bid-rigging.
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Gerrymandering and voter suppression are despicable practices aimed at rigging the system.
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"Rigging the system internally won't sit well with some voters," he argued.
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PG: And now the election rigging —— RM: But let's imagine Trump wins.
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Other lawsuits were over the rigging of borrowing benchmarks Libor and Euribor.
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What is the Electoral College but a constitutionally mandated election-rigging device?
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Elections under Mugabe were often undermined by violence, rigging and voter intimidation.
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In six benchmark rate-rigging trials to date, 10 have been acquitted.
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Even if the Russian hacked, they exposed the DNC collusion and rigging.
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Odinga disputes that figure but has not yet provided proof of rigging.
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London (CNN Business)Volkswagen's emissions rigging scandal nearly killed diesel car sales.
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How do I get started rigging my home to work for me?
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In November, 2004, reports of vote-rigging in favor of Yanukovych emerged.
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Soon after the elections, Mr. Khan accused Mr. Sharif of vote rigging.
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"If you're in an industry and the Justice Department has found that there has been some sort of price rigging or bid rigging taking place, then you better be on your best behavior for a while," Bush said.
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The crane was being operated by Galasso Trucking and Rigging, in Maspeth, Queens.
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They also have brought cases related to the rigging in foreign exchange trading.
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And Americans should be terrified of it because they were rigging an election.
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He can&apost be premier due to a previous conviction for vote-rigging.
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Meanwhile, U.S. prosecutors have charged a handful of former traders over forex-rigging.
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Claims of vote-rigging, especially in the Kurdish southeast, have been pouring in.
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They helped each other gain influence by rigging state exams and fixing promotions.
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She denied the rigging, and now she&aposs saying she&aposs with it.
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Then there is bid-rigging, price-fixing and collusion around major reconstruction projects.
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Reis insisted to the Sentinel that the fall was not due to rigging.
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Allegations of outright vote-rigging are widespread in Honduras but difficult to prove.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is accusing the Trump administration of rigging its trade wars.
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Here's the part where #kanyewest accuses #beyonce of rigging her #mtvvma win pic.twitter.
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It said the Hasm militant group was responsible for rigging up the car.
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It was not yet known whether the stadium was subject to bid rigging.
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Opponents accused the government of rigging the vote, a charge government officials dismissed.
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Aubrey McClendon's shocking death Wednesday ended the criminal bid-rigging case against him.
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Otherwise, clearing Clinton yet again would only be perceived as "rigging" the election.
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Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers are projected to decline by 17.4%
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There's rigging within the bed, so that the bed compresses with body weight.
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A 24-hour lapse in releasing results also fueled suspicions of vote-rigging.
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Politicians think they can win by rigging the election system in their favor.
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You see that middle-aged woman rigging up a noose on that tree?
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Khan won those elections, but his opponents claimed there was widespread vote rigging.
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It wouldn't be surprising if other universities had similar rigging practices, Maeda said.
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"PRE-POLL RIGGING" Khan, however, is wary of governing with the established parties.
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And yet, thanks to allegations of "rigging," some voters are losing that faith.
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The Arboretum experts agree the rigging in place is now itself greatly compromised.
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A third trial in London related to rate rigging is expected this year.
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People are fed up with the establishment and their cynical rigging of politics.
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Political tensions 'at fever pitch' Claims of election rigging are commonplace in Pakistan.
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Election observers worry that people streaming into displacement camps could exacerbate vote-rigging.
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The work also requires the assistance of rigging crews, who supervise the drops.
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The elections were marred by violence (17 killed) and claims of vote rigging.
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From the start, Almagro criticized Caracas for oppressing its citizens and rigging elections.
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AX) (ANZ) of rigging the BBSW to inflate profits from 2010 to 2012.
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Maduro is accused of human rights violations and rigging the 2018 presidential election.
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We saw the real costs of benchmark manipulation in the Libor-rigging scandal.
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Dragnea himself can&apost be prime minister due to a conviction for vote-rigging.
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The accusations comes after Volkswagen admitted to criminal offences in rigging U.S. emissions tests.
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Dragnea can&apost be prime minister due to a 2016 conviction for vote-rigging.
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They pervert the democratic process, as Peter Strzok tried to do, by essentially rigging.
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Barclays is one of several banks to be caught up in rate-rigging scandals.
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The bank has also reached multiple rate-rigging settlements in private U.S. investor lawsuits.
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"Mark my words, they are rigging this thing … what a mess," wrote Eric Trump.
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The government's rigging of an election in 1987 sparked an insurgency, stoked by Pakistan.
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Some say fishermen first thought up pegs, to clip their nets to the rigging.
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Several other scandals have engulfed Australian banks, ranging from rate-rigging to money laundering.
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Trump, however, seems to be bothered that the network isn't rigging polls for him.
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"They see the connection with money and lobbying and rigging the system," Lake said.
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Follow the cash, Uranium One, paper play, fake dossier, and now the primary rigging.
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Iraq's parliament had ordered a recount of the ballots amid allegations of vote-rigging.
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If you're like me, you probably don't have any 3D rigging or animation skills.
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The opposition coalition shunned the vote, accusing the government of rigging the voters' register.
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Westpac was accused of rigging the bank bill swap rate from 2010 to 2012.
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At that point, Trump will blame election "rigging" for the Democrats' early voting advantage.
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Mnangagwa won but MDC accused his side of rigging the results, which he denies.
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The listings call for candidates with 3D design, animation, modeling, rigging and skinning experience.
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Rate rigging has led to billions of dollars of regulatory fines against banks worldwide.
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It followed an election marred by an opposition boycott and claims of vote-rigging.
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She said the Election Commission was independent and would investigate any allegations of rigging.
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U.S. prosecutors have separately brought criminal charges related to currency rigging against six traders.
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Several, including Rabobank, have paid roughly $9 billion to resolve Libor-rigging probes worldwide.
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Obayashi Corp is already under investigation for suspected bid-rigging over maglev-related contracts.
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It's never been a pile on like this ... I mean, they're rigging the polls.
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America in particular has gone after managers it suspects of participating in price-rigging.
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And there's a new scandal in cycling: riders rigging their bikes with tiny motors.
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Taiwanchik was a fugitive known for rigging the Salt Lake Olympics' figure skating competition.
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The second involved rigging bids for construction on Line 1 of the Lima subway.
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But the opposition refuses to concede the poll, claiming widespread rigging of the vote.
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LG: Kara, what were you going to say about rigging the system as well?
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Typical antitrust collusion prosecutions involve price fixing, bid rigging, or market division/allocation schemes.
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Both books could have said more about how to prevent future market-rigging cases.
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"This is why all the true beauties didn't come," LaBeija says of the rigging.
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They've survived on resourcefulness, jury-rigging the pitching staff and swapping out position pieces.
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Leaders from Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League alleged election rigging even before the polls opened.
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It was at the center of a bid-rigging scandal during the Reagan Administration.
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A parliamentary election in October was tainted by widespread accusations of rigging and mismanagement.
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Loosen your rigging lines and bring the sails and masts down alongside the hull.
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He accused Mr. Mugabe of rigging the election and challenged him in the courts.
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Some on Trump's side have claimed this amounts to rigging the election as well.
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The vote-rigging scandal forced Morales to resign and leave Bolivia in mid-November.
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But the truth is, that's last minute jerry-rigging with vulnerabilities of its own.
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Otto was a small, eight-month-old startup rigging semis with self-driving systems.
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Global authorities have fined leading banks and brokerages about $9.0 billion over rate-rigging allegations.
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Wind power may be back in fashion but no one needs to mount the rigging.
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Her now-deleted tweet, which accused officials of 'absolutely' rigging the game, triggered a firestorm.
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Front-runner Donald Trump is accusing the RNC of rigging the delegate system against him.
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These concepts—throwing games and rigging votes—are simple, familiar and common to many sports.
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Tar has been found on hulls, rigging and small fragments of sails from Viking vessels.
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And he never once issued any statement about the rigging of the election in 2016.
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Hillary Clinton, she has been caught red- handed rigging the Democratic primary in her favor.
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Sales plunged after 2014 when the company admitted to rigging the emissions on diesel vehicles.
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Past elections in Macedonia have been marred by claims of vote-rigging or voter intimidation.
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She had no idea she was rigging the primary against Bernie until she got canned.
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After a more competitive contest in 20163 garment workers staged protests against rigging for months.
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The Economist has analysed the election results to assess the opposition's claims of vote-rigging.
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He is also serving a two-year suspended jail sentence in a vote rigging case.
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Trump has offered no widely accepted evidence to back up his claims of vote-rigging.
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Nine men have been convicted and 10 acquitted in London over rate-rigging to date.
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He has won four elections in the past, with the help of some judicious rigging.
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The fear is a close contest could spark accusations of vote-rigging and street protests.
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The last presidential vote was also tainted by charges of vote-rigging and other irregularities.
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They have been mired in controversy and scandal recently, including allegations of interest-rate rigging.
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Odinga's claims of vote rigging sparked the violence that killed about 1,200 people in 2007.
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MMC has said it has stopped making the four models affected by its test rigging.
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The case involves a legal challenge brought by oil-rigging company Helmerich & Payne against Venezuela.
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The coalition, led presidential candidate by Martin Fayulu, alleges the machines could aid vote-rigging.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), who his supporters charge is rigging the contest against Sanders.
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To date, the CFTC has imposed penalties of $570 million for rigging the ISDAFIX benchmark.
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Suggestions that top riders are rigging their bikes have escalated in the past several years.
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Most Americans perceive Big Money to be rigging the political system, and they are right.
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If he announced news or action, he would be accused of rigging against that candidate.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's signature economic development plan, was convicted of rigging bids for state contracts.
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Even the allegation of election rigging might discourage some people from going out and voting.
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The idea that Google and Twitter are rigging their platforms against him is patently false.
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There was no real need for extensive rigging, however, because of Mr. Putin's genuine popularity.
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Mr. Odinga said the vote had been marred by procedural irregularities and widespread vote-rigging.
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When his written vote-rigging orders inevitably leaked, the other contestants all withdrew in protest.
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It was the center of a huge scandal when banks were accused of rigging it.
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The rate's reputation has suffered in recent years, though, because of the accusations over rigging.
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Mr. Jammeh had himself been accused of keeping power by rigging elections in the past.
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The rigging process was intense, as their rocky forms and asymmetrical bodies restricted their movements.
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Sanders to say, I wanted to make sure there was no rigging in the process.
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An aura which has allowed them to continue and intensify their rigging of America's systems.
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Seven Big Banks Settle Rate-Rigging Lawsuit | Seven of the world's biggest banks have agreed to pay $324 million to settle a private lawsuit in the United States accusing them of rigging an interest rate benchmark used in the $553 trillion derivatives market. REUTERS
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Besigye's party, the FDC, claimed it found evidence of a vote rigging operation in downtown Kampala.
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"Clearer pic of rigging that appears to have dropped during @Adele concert @TheSSEHydro," Stuart Duffy wrote.
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The rigging scandals that made LIBOR notorious in 2012 showed how this process could be manipulated.
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In those tweets, there were over 24,2000 allegations of vote rigging, made by 2500,21 Twitter users.
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Authorities around the world have taken a similarly tough line against rate-rigging and other infringements.
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All the rigging gear was being set up and the lights were just starting to unravel.
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AX) - to court, accusing them of rigging the bank bill swap reference rate (BBSW) for profit.
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LONDON JURY ACQUITS FORMER DEUTSCHE BANK MANAGER ANDREAS HAUSCHILD OVER EURIBOR RIGGING CHARGE-SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE
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AX) - to court accusing them of rigging the bank bill swap reference rate (BBSW) for profit.
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Smartphones may help activists monitor elections, but they cannot, by themselves, stop autocrats from rigging them.
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Yet the commission said that was not a sign of vote-rigging, as the opposition asserts.
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Faced with the risk of losing power, the government is rigging the system even more brazenly.
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Rather, the judges seem to have decided that they did not need proof of systematic rigging.
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Snap seeks to hire people with experience in 3D design, animation, modeling, rigging and skinning experience.
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The rate rigging scandal has led to billions of dollars of regulatory fines against banks worldwide.
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But the primary purpose in 1516—as with many regulations today—was market-rigging and protectionism.
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It is expected to be phased out after 2021 in the aftermath of a rigging scandal.
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Western powers imposed sanctions on Mugabe's government over allegations of vote rigging and human rights abuses.
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He called the result a sham marred by vote rigging, bribery and intimidation by security personnel.
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Washington accuses Maduro of rigging his re-election last year, committing graft and violating human rights.
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At the same time, Volkswagen engineers were rigging millions of cars to cheat on emissions tests.
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Not when the GOP is still hell-bent on rigging the system for the rich & powerful.
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The political opposition has understandably alleged massive rigging, rejected the results, and called for new elections.
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The lack of any centralized structures makes it somewhat resistant to large-scale rigging, for example.
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Another employee, Luo Sha, was tried separately in November on the bribery and bid-rigging charges.
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Eventually, he gathered everyone for an orientation speech—safety, paddling and rigging technique, chain of command.
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The vote was marred by low voter turnout, allegations of vote-rigging and an opposition boycott.
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The coalition, led by presidential candidate by Martin Fayulu, alleges the machines could aid vote-rigging.
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Under the alleged rigging, the number dropped to around 30%, the unnamed source told the newspaper.
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It is widely alleged that Mugabe kept his iron grip on power by rigging the vote.
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The FX industry has also been hit by a market-rigging scandal that erupted in 2013.
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Mostly gone are the days of vote-rigging and vote-buying as a path to power.
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But opposition candidate Felix Tshisekedi was declared the winner amid widespread irregularities and allegations of rigging.
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A federal grand jury had indicted Mr. McClendon on charges of rigging bids for gas leases.
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Rope inspections rarely take that long, because the rigging is more versatile and easier to install.
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"I'm Batman and you're Robin!" he'd announce, rigging our bunk beds into a makeshift Bat Cave.
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Like Mr. Molinaro, Ms. Nixon accused the governor of rigging the debate's terms to benefit himself.
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Museveni accused Wine and his supporters of intimidating voters and rigging the election in the district.
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The truck has hookup and rigging parts in place, which allows it to still be functional.
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If rigging the market by combining content and distribution creates monopoly profit, why throw money away?
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Someone did those things to you, probably by rigging the system to secure an undeserved advantage.
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Barclays is among several banks that in 2015 settled private U.S. litigation over alleged currency rigging.
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The U.S. Justice Department charged McClendon on Tuesday with rigging bids for oil and gas acreage.
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New catwalks and rigging installed, acoustic panels added and the stage extended and rebuilt, using maple.
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LAKE CHARLES, La. — First he claimed the political establishment was rigging the 2016 election against him.
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They will be watchful that the Democratic establishment is not "rigging the system" in Bloomberg's favor.
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And who will fix the rigging and reset the rudder in time for the next squall?
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To be clear, by "hack" I don't mean tampering with voting machines or rigging the process.
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Printed guns are in our (very near) future; the opposition party alleges rigging in the Zimbabwean election.
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And other investigation, we can&apost mess it up because we&aposre rigging Hillary Clinton&aposs investigation?
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He has accused the opposition of trying to stir up unrest and denied charges of vote-rigging.
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HANNITY: Without the rigging and including the super delegates, I would argue that probably Bernie Sanders won.
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Hasina's opponents have rejected the election result, citing what they describe as widespread rigging and voter intimidation.
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That was after the women reportedly lost their engines and sustained damage to their rigging and mast.
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Managers were rigging the system so that they were unaccountable to all but themselves and their doppelgängers.
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The crawler crane that collapsed was owned by Bay Crane and operated by Galasso Trucking and Rigging.
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In Romania a vote-rigging conviction bars Liviu Dragnea, who leads the ruling Social Democrats, from office.
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Yemelianov says the prosecutors accused him of rigging thousands of cases but have not produced any evidence.
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But the court did not say there had been widespread rigging or that the president was culpable.
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VW remains mired in its emissions test-rigging scandal four months after its European recall got underway.
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If he really began to rescue the economy, he might even win an election without rigging it.
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Unions are the solution to un-rigging the economy and strengthening communities here in Illinois and nationwide.
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Second, liberals have to be eternally vigilant against the rigging of markets in favour of vested interests.
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Could not rigging the election have had an effect on his eventual marriage to James (Dan Bucatinsky)?
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Nearly two years after Volkswagen (VW) was caught rigging emissions tests, the difficulties continue to pile up.
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Besigye, who got 35 percent of the vote, rejected the result, citing alleged rigging and other irregularities.
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Bangladesh's Election Commission said it was investigating allegations of vote rigging but rejected demands for another vote.
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And it jibes with his portrait of Clinton as an out-of-touch elite "rigging" the system.
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Dragnea himself was convicted in a vote-rigging case, barring him from the post of prime minister.
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Several big banks paid fines last year in an unrelated investigation into the rigging of currency rates.
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"Help me stop Crooked Hillary from rigging this election!" says the application form on his campaign website.
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Cohn is also a poster boy for Wall Street rigging the rules to pocket taxpayer-subsidized pay.
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Other movers included several construction names involved in a probe into bid-rigging in a maglev project.
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Another construction firm, Obayashi Corp, is already under investigation for suspected bid-rigging over maglev-related contracts.
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Bushy-tailed ballot bandit Don't worry about Russia rigging the election -- keep an eye on the squirrels.
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I kind of intentionally did some shitty rigging so that the figures' limbs looked noodly and loose.
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The other night, Feeley hosted one of her last lessons on the trapeze rigging in her apartment.
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With talk of rigging so pervasive, anything out of the ordinary can be taken as potentially untoward.
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Mr. Schuler has been cooperating with prosecutors after pleading guilty to participating in the bid-rigging scheme.
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In one, students made traditional rope-stropped wooden blocks (or pulleys, in layman's terms) for its rigging.
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Those are some of the things we see in other places that are more direct election rigging.
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We're talking old-school sea stuff here: complex knots, gunpowder kegs, canon balls, climbing up rigging, etc.
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In just the last week, we've gotten a glimpse of what this rigging looks like in practice.
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The dining room is lit by Edison bulbs dangling from ropes in chandeliers like a ship's rigging.
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The men set to, preparing the ground, whittling a spit, rigging the fire and setting it alight.
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Those recipients include the prosecutors who worked to end a bid-rigging conspiracy against the Defense Department.
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The States Times Review post contained accusations about the arrest of an alleged whistleblower and election-rigging.
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Russians are accused of rigging elections all over the world, but in Russia itself this is unnecessary.
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These regrets float above him now in the faux rigging, unaffected by the Cuisinarting of the world.
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Odinga ran in Kenya's last two elections and lost, blaming vote rigging following irregularities on both occasions.
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In 2018, he won a widely criticized re-election, with reports of coercion, fraud and electoral rigging.
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Umpire Murphy said "be careful, Nick, be careful what you're saying" when he used the word "rigging".
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One is about deliberately rigging the election, while the other can come down to mistakes, however serious.
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And he wants to investigate collusion at OPEC, which he suspects of rigging prices against North Dakota producers.
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What about the Democratic Party rigging their own party&aposs primary to favor Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders?
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The EU competition watchdog has handed down billion-euro fines to several banks for rigging several financial benchmarks.
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"We are fearful because before there was rigging and that led to violence," said orange seller Christine Okoth.
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Volkswagen had delayed the release of 2015 earnings until Friday due to uncertainty surrounding the emissions rigging scandal.
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Separately, allegations of rigging in the Chisinau mayoral race in 2018 prompted the European Union to freeze aid.
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One was given the impossible task of substantiating Mr Trump's claim that his election saw massive vote-rigging.
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Cities should stop trying to increase the supply of parking and rigging the market in favour of homeowners.
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Australia's Royal Commission was convened after years of financial-sector scandals including rate-rigging and alleged money-laundering.
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Trump had previously accused his rival Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party of rigging the presidential debate schedule.
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Public corruption comes last, from bid-rigging to price-fixing and collusion involving big reconstruction and equipment contracts.
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" Venezuela and Ukraine Africa is certainly not alone when it comes to allegations of electoral fraud or "rigging.
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By rigging its diesel emissions tests, VW knowingly sold engines that release high levels of dangerous nitrogen oxide.
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And that the very fact she was able to run for the presidency was itself evidence of rigging.
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The Commission has in recent years gone after banks for rigging benchmark interest rates, handing down hefty fines.
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He deployed classic anti-Semitic rhetoric, warning of dark international banking conspiracies rigging the system against ordinary Americans.
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Past elections under Mugabe were marred by violence and intimidation against the opposition and by alleged vote-rigging.
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Despite concerns about possible vote-rigging, opposition groups are operating in a freer environment than in the past.
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Japan's large and politically influential construction industry has been a frequent source of scandals such as bid-rigging.
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But it has awakened people to the fact that there&aposs some rigging going on, even among friends.
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His defeated election opponent, former general Prabowo Subianto who has alleged widespread ballot-rigging, also appealed for calm.
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Banks have faced many private lawsuits and regulatory probes into alleged rigging of derivatives, rates, securities and commodities.
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This is what Reagan saw nearly three decades ago: Rigging the market does not lead to consumer benefits.
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At least four other people have been charged in connection with the U.S. investigation of currency market rigging.
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Roslin flirts with rigging the election against Baltar for the sake of civilization, but Adama talks her down.
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Low voter turnout, rather than outright election day rigging, might have played the biggest role in the election.
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The GSA's Office of Inspector General and Justice Department also indicted people for rigging bids for GSA contracts.
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We fight every day to keep the wealthy and the giant corporations from rigging the system beyond repair.
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Bennett noticed the sails and rigging were loose, and saw his wife wasn't at the controls, prosecutors said.
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It's this cluelessness, out of touch-ness, and tone-deafness among Democratic elites that is rigging the game.
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"The fact that this airplane requires such jury rigging to fly is a red flag," one pilot wrote.
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Opel was summoned to appear before the investigative committee following media reports this month about suspected emissions rigging.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Fla.), who heads the Democratic National Committee –– of rigging the contest in favor of Clinton.
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Ripley spent three hours rigging the bridge to blow while the entire Communist Army tried to kill him.
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The opposition coalition has often objected to the use of voting machines, arguing they could facilitate vote rigging.
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Australia's banks have been troubled by instances of money laundering and rate-rigging over the course of 20.9.
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But even before Trump, the establishment was rigging our economy and our government to benefit those on top.
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Regulators worldwide have penalized the financial industry billions of euros in recent years for rigging various financial benchmarks.
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The racial implications of telling white crowds to watch out for "other communities" rigging the election are obvious.
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Dragnea, 56, was previously convicted in a vote-rigging case that made him ineligible to be prime minister.
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The commission said it had received allegations of vote-rigging from "across the country," which it was investigating.
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Sailing along with "George & Lizzie," I often clutched at its sides, sure the vessel's rigging was off-kilter.
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Mr. Odinga has said he was robbed of victory because of vote-rigging in those last two contests.
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Both the primary and the general that year were plagued by rhetoric of election rigging on all sides.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump blasted interest groups and major donors for rigging the system against working people.
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Deutsche was also probed for its role in alleged price rigging of for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
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What makes the rigging especially dispiriting is that so many former members of Congress are part of it.
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In its high-profile investigations into benchmark interest rate rigging, six traders have been convicted and eight acquitted.
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And the office recently charged two former advisers to Mr. Cuomo in a bribery and bid-rigging case.
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Trump accused Google last week of rigging search results to prioritize negative coverage and left-leaning news outlets.
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Among them is one case dealing with bribery and bid-rigging involving former aides and associates of Gov.
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Mr. Maduro's re-election in May 2018 was widely criticized, with reports of coercion, fraud and electoral rigging.
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For decades, Mr. Mnangagwa acted as Mr. Mugabe's enforcer and played a leading role in rigging past elections.
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In the North Carolina case, Republican legislators were accused of rigging congressional maps to boost their party's chances.
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"I know all about the rigging the system because I had the system rigged on me," he said.
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Scalper bots, by rigging ticket sales in a fundamentally unfair way and hurting consumers, clearly are bad bots.
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The America Donald Trump portrayed is a horrible place, awash in barbarity, crime, disorder, decay, deceit, rigging, cheating, exploitation.
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But Libor has come under scrutiny since traders at several large banks were accused of rigging daily Libor rates.
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The election, which was boycotted by the opposition amid claims of vote-rigging, prompted a fresh wave of protests.
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The revelation is the latest aftershock from the VW emissions-rigging scandal, which continues to rock the auto industry.
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Several of the same chatroom names were identified in an investigation into foreign exchange rate rigging by U.S. regulators.
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In theory, the need for legitimacy should stop Zanu-PF rigging the election, as they have in the past.
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The financial industry has been hit with billion euro fines worldwide in the last decade for rigging key benchmarks.
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DANIELE FERREROMilan "Rigging the bids" described how tendering for government contracts in Europe has become less competitive (November 19th).
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Some of the world's most powerful financial institutions have paid around $9.0 billion to settle allegations of rate rigging.
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Look, just the latest on the rigging of the election smacks to me as a lawyer of money laundering.
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Not just the rigging of the nomination to the detriment of Bernie Sanders and maybe O&aposMalley and others.
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Vote-rigging allegations centered on the city of Kirkuk, although there have been reports of irregularities in multiple provinces.
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For its part, Maruyasu said that it was pleading guilty only to rigging bids to one carmaker in Japan.
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In other words, Google's political biases look a lot more complicated than a straightforward election-rigging attempt would be.
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They'll be rigging cables in preparation for installing new docking adapters for Boeing Starliner and the SpaceX Crew Dragon.
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Kenya has a history of election-rigging, which means that many people will refuse to accept a close result.
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Joksch says he tried to avoid the 'Duik' rigging tool set he normally uses when animating two-dimensional characters.
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He dismissed allegations of rigging saying no candidate or political party had submitted any written complaint to the commission.
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There have been a handful of Republicans with enough remaining integrity to full-throatedly condemn Trump's election-rigging claims.
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The #FeeltheBern faithful cheered as Sanders delivered angry onehour lectures targeting corporate CEOs and oligarchs for rigging the economy.
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Deutsche Bank agreed in April 2015 to pay $2.5 billion to resolve U.S. and UK investigations into Libor rigging.
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But Libor has come under scrutiny since traders at several large banks were accused of rigging its daily rates.
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Stripping rights will not bring real safety any more than rigging outcomes will bring real justice for our students.
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States are able to waive work requirements by rigging the numbers and combining unemployment rates of randomly selected areas.
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A few months later, it emerged that there were allegations of bid-rigging by agents at different insurance brokers.
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Morales resigned under pressure from Bolivia's police and military last Sunday after evidence of vote rigging tainted his Oct.
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Outright rigging may have contributed to the unexpected result, but it is unclear how much of that there was.
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Ms. Diaz brought specific technical skills to the position, having worked with a similar rigging system at the Cort.
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The voting was marred by violence, including a deadly suicide attack, and allegations by other parties of election rigging.
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Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal.
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Among those who believed for months that she was rigging the nominating fight, nothing would be forgiven so quickly.
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US soldiers stationed in Europe practiced rigging and hoisting a Humvee with a CH-47 Chinook helicopter this week.
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Barclays was the first of several banks to settle claims over interest rate rigging with federal and British authorities.
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"Left-wing conspiracy theories of vote rigging" are "pathetic," Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report said on Twitter.
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Opposition figures say he was the mastermind behind election violence, vote rigging and the plundering of Zimbabwe's natural resources.
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Ha Trump in October pointed to the show as an example of the media rigging the election against him.
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ANZ and NAB earlier this month agreed to pay A$50 million each to settle interest rate-rigging cases.
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The federal Labor Department later issued two violations to the crane's operator in that crash, Galasso Trucking and Rigging.
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A handful of radio amateurs restored communications by jury-rigging phone lines to help the authorities coordinate rescue efforts.
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Trump, the Republican nominee, on Friday accused Clinton of rigging the debates so that two coincide with NFL games.
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VW is fending off lawsuits claiming it was too slow to inform investors about its rigging of emissions tests.
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Lying for years the ocean floor, the spar—a pole used in the ship's rigging—became encrusted in coral.
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Companies that come forward to report bid-rigging in procurement will pay lower damages and criminal fines, he added.
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On Thursday, FDC said it found a rigging operation led by the police in Naguru, a neighborhood in Kampala.
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The mayor of a town located near the Texas-Mexico border was charged Thursday with rigging his own election.
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After this year, the party that claimed the election was rigged will be the one doing the real rigging.
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Operationally (and ethically), it is election-rigging at its finest — far more efficient than good old-fashioned vote-buying.
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That case involves bid-rigging allegations in Mr. Cuomo's signature upstate economic development plan, the so-called Buffalo Billion.
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If people are genuinely worried about election rigging in America, what are the things they should look out for?
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As Mr. Mugabe's chief enforcer, he was seen as playing a leading role in vote-rigging in past elections.
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Deutsche Bank agreed to pay $2.5 billion in penalties in 2015 related to the benchmark interest rate rigging scandal.
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The election in October was delayed by more than three years and was plagued by vote-rigging and bribery.
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When Democrats win despite election rigging, they strip the offices Democrats win of power, as they did in Wisconsin.
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Nunes's inquiry appears similar to Trump's voter fraud commission, invented to substantiate right-wing fantasies about Democratic vote rigging.
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Past elections have been marred by violence, intimidation and ballot-rigging, and the postponement raised the possibility of unrest.
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Mr. Trump followed up with tweets suggesting that he should be investigated for rigging an inquiry into Mrs. Clinton.
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And he accused election officials in Florida and Arizona of rigging the vote against candidates he had campaigned for.
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Across the world, autocratic leaders are engaging in increasingly brazen behavior — rigging votes, muzzling the press and persecuting opponents.
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For weeks, President Trump has been rushing to Bernie's defense and accusing Democrats of rigging the primaries against him.
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"They are rigging the election again against Bernie Sanders, just like last time, only even more obviously," Trump declared.
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Meanwhile, Boeing also saw a parachute deployment hiccup with its CST-100 Starliner spacecraft due to an incorrect rigging.
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The SFO's fifth rate-rigging trial brings to seven the number of people convicted in a six-year investigation.
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The delays in announcing the presidential results and the narrow margin of victory fueled the opposition accusations of rigging.
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Government should not be in the business of rigging the game by picking winners and losers in the economy.
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Authorities on both sides of the Atlantic have pursued companies and bankers over Libor rigging, albeit with mixed success.
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Critics say this makes vote-rigging easier but the authorities have said the election will be free and fair.
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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has filed a protest at the Presidential Electoral Tribunal contesting his narrow loss, alleging vote-rigging.
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Throughout his term in office, as well, Mugabe had been accused of rigging the elections that kept him president.
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Might Arbus, in short, be guilty of rigging the evidence to fit a mood, making fear out of fun?
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What's competitive about incumbents protecting themselves from competition by the overwhelming and unfair advantage of rigging the donor game?
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He was hearing "more and more" about evidence of rigging, he added, leaving the details to his supporters' imagination.
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These are then scanned and sent to the election board for posting online, a measure designed to combat rigging.
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Tall shipping is sort of a dying trade because not many people are really trained in like traditional rigging.
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Even in the Mother of all Democracies, the presidential candidate is not willing to accept because there is rigging.
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Incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta won by a margin of 24 m votes – amid complaints from the opposition of vote rigging.
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The protective goo was applied to the planks, rigging, and sails of ships, giving Viking vessels added durability and reliability.
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Maduro was sworn two weeks ago after winning elections that saw low voter turnout and drew accusations of vote rigging.
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Khan offered to investigate all the allegations of rigging and said he wants to "unite" the country under his leadership.
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"The complaints we have been receiving, they could be of procedural level, but not any kind of rigging," Yaqoob said.
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But the minority is angry, vocal, and hungry to publicize what they see as a rigging of the democratic process.
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So any news story that hit on this theme of rigging was inherently dangerous to the cause of party unity.
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The motion was tabled after a series of banking scandals involving misleading financial advice, insurance fraud and interest-rate rigging.
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Britain launched an investigation into emissions after German carmaker Volkswagen (VW) admitted to rigging U.S. diesel emissions tests in September.
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In 2012 Barclays was fined £290m for rigging LIBOR, a key interest rate; four of its traders were later jailed.
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The fewer the bids, the higher the risk of bid-rigging, says Mihaly Fazekas, a corruption expert at Cambridge University.
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The United States, European Union and Britain have since called for allegations of ballot-rigging and intimidation to be investigated.
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The court has been investigating allegations of account-rigging by former Abengoa executives attempting to avoid bankruptcy in 2014-16.
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Two senior bankers at HSBC have been arrested in connection with a case involving currency benchmark rigging, according to reports.
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When Kenyatta won, his main rival Odinga immediately challenged the result, claiming the technical glitches were evidence of election rigging.
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"The genuine reason, to my mind, for the loss, is because of the rigging of the primary process," he said.
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The high-profile trial, the third rate-rigging case brought by the SFO, is expected to last about 12 weeks.
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"Instead of waiting for their appeals (over rigging) to be heard, they are all coming here to register," Ndungu said.
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Anyway, the conversation among the people who had been gouged on those fees for this game was about referee rigging.
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Rudeism, an Overwatch player famous for rigging up hilarious, homemade controllers to play Overwatch with, is back at it again.
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Ford is being sued for allegedly rigging at least 500,000 diesel pickup trucks to beat emissions tests, according to Bloomberg.
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Even if we accept the notion of media bias against Trump, differentiating that from the idea of "rigging" is important.
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Rigging up, actually drilling the well and then removing all the equipment from the site can easily take another month.
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Never-Trumper Ben Shapiro was tweeting, and he caught it immediately: Trump's answer on "rigging" will the the takeaway moment.
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Trump fiercely denies the allegations and has accused the media of rigging the presidential election for Clinton, the Democratic nominee.
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"People know there are a lot of rigging of elections," he told a local Miami TV station in late October.
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In the past, Haiti's elections have been marred by delays, protests that sometimes turned violent and claims of vote-rigging.
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Under this law, insurers can engage in egregious actions like price fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation with total impunity.
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Barclays was the first of 11 major banks and brokerages to be fined in 2012 following allegations of rate-rigging.
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His complaints have focused on fears of voter fraud - that people will vote more than once - rather than election rigging.
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The most daunting task, workers said, has been the renovation of the ship's three square-rigged masts and their rigging.
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Ashby, the Republican campaign lawyer, said Trump seemed to be conflating isolated instances of voter fraud with widespread election rigging.
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She sustained a minor head injury and spent the following hours removing the rigging debris to prevent further boat damage.
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It follows the exploits of Angus MacGyver, a clandestine operative who battles malfeasance by jury-rigging solutions to dire problems.
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The bid-rigging charge involved winning a contract to write a market research report for a state-owned oil company.
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Amid broad investigations of the rigging of the currency rates by major banks, these are the first charges against individuals.
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The lead guide, John LeRoy, a ropy, leathery dude with a gray beard and ponytail, was busy rigging the boats.
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In this case, true: there's no clearer rigging than a tax code that favors investment income over wages and salaries.
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The high-profile trial, the third rate-rigging case brought by the SFO, is expected to last around 12 weeks.
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However, the delayed election results have intensified cries of foul play after every political party except Khan's alleged ballot-rigging.
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Rewarding candidates for organizing county conventions instead of garnering people's votes defeats the purpose of un-rigging the primary system.
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Mr. Peerenboom claimed that amounted to bid-rigging under Florida law and made his objection known to the homeowners' organization.
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The state of play: Abadi appointed a special committee to investigate claims of vote rigging in regions around the country.
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The move followed a report from local newspaper Asahi Shimbun that prosecutors suspected the company was involved in bid-rigging.
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Allegations of vote rigging centered on the city of Kirkuk, although there have been reports of irregularities in multiple provinces.
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"They are rigging the election again against Bernie Sanders, just like last time, only even more obviously," Mr. Trump tweeted.
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It created a check against the federal government from rigging the voting to help those in power stay in power.
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"The fact that this airplane requires such jury rigging to fly is a red flag," one of the pilots said.
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Unlike Mr. Trump, however, he understood that the Athenians had gained much by rigging the Greek world in their favor.
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Trump, interestingly enough, accused Democrats of "rigging the election" against Sanders by holding the trial right before the Iowa caucus.
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It's like saying that heckling referees during a kids' soccer game is as bad as rigging the 1919 World Series.
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Only a few weeks earlier, the company had confessed to rigging diesel cars to conceal illegally high emissions from regulators.
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Sanders has not made any allegations of election rigging as his campaign has awaited the results of Monday's Iowa caucuses.
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On Wednesday, Odinga running mate Kalonzo Musyoka told voters to stay near polling stations after the vote to prevent rigging.
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The U.S. leader last week accused Google of rigging search results to prioritize negative coverage and left-leaning news outlets.
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A Likud party official confirmed that cameras were deployed, saying it was to ensure there would be no vote rigging.
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One popular scam involved rigging oil trucks to push air, rather than oil, through their meters, creating false delivery receipts.
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At the same time she tried to dodge the blame for his serious human rights abuses, kleptocracy and vote-rigging.
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Tonight's primaries will be a showdown; a Japanese medical school was caught rigging its exams in favor of male applicants.
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The British public blames highly paid bankers for the financial crisis and the scandals over currency trading and interest-rate rigging.
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It's just about judgement day for Volkswagen, which has admitted rigging its diesels to spew more pollution than the law allows.
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Barclays Africa Group Chief Executive Maria Ramos said last week she "deeply regrets" her firm's role in the foreign exchange rigging.
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Libor has been in regulators' crosshairs since its credibility was tarnished by a rate-rigging scandal emerging from the financial crisis.
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Its 4m more votes than the PML-N represent a notable popular victory, one only partly undermined by vote-rigging allegations.
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Twitter struggled to contain viral electoral misinformation and unfounded accusations of vote rigging from Trump allies, while Facebook grappled with disinformation.
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He also contributed a free tip to journalists, saying the "major story" of the election was Democrats rigging polls against him.
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That brings the total number convicted in Libor-rigging cases to five, with the latest three to be sentenced this week.
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But on Wednesday, his lawyers approached the Supreme Court, saying supporters had complained about rigging of votes and fraudulent ballot papers.
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EU ANTITRUST REGULATORS FINE BARCLAYS, CITIGROUP, JPMORGAN, MUFG, ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND A TOTAL 1.07 BLN EUROS FOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE RIGGING
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Duggan says the group first began collecting evidence on the production rigging while interviewing various industry professionals for that previous research.
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But Yue argued that his proposal could actually prevent the game-rigging that party activists and Trump supporters are worried about.
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The novel approach is tuned to Justice Kennedy, whose 2004 opinion lamented that legislators were "in the business of rigging elections".
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A few years ago LIBOR was undermined by a rate-rigging scandal which highlighted ills that might anyway have proved fatal.
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To stem corruption, the party would address election fraud and end the buying and selling of official posts and vote rigging.
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Western countries imposed sanctions in 2001 on Mugabe's government over allegations of vote-rigging and human rights abuses, which he rejects.
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He is still accusing Nike of rigging the college basketball recruitment process by bribing amateur players to attend Nike Sponsored Schools.
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But claims of vote-rigging trigger mass street protests known as the Orange Revolution, forcing a re-run of the vote.
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I think an obvious way would be to train folks in rigging, rope tying skills, and how to do it safely.
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He spoke out about corruption, and began painting himself as a reformed politician who'd left his vote-rigging days behind him.
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Unless Mr Odinga can provide definitive evidence of rigging, ambassadors of Western countries have made clear that he should give up.
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And German firms are facing accusations of collusive behaviour, including claims of more widespread rigging of emissions tests for diesel engines.
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Though his ankles were secured to the contraption's front rigging, he managed to kick and stomp his feet on the footrest.
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ASIC, which filed the lawsuits last year, has alleged that rate-rigging at the lenders took place between 2010 and 2012.
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He repeated his assertion that the "media is rigging the polls" and said his supporters were upset with Republican Party leadership.
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That has increased the potential for clashes at county level, leading to fierce disputes over alleged ballot rigging in party primaries.
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The opposition leader added that his party has adopted "mechanisms" to counter vote-rigging but did not say what they are.
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It would be unacceptable for leading Republicans to stand by passively, or even to endorse any claims of widespread vote rigging.
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Banks have paid roughly $9 billion to resolve Libor-rigging probes worldwide, and several people have been convicted of criminal charges.
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A past conviction in a vote-rigging case earned him a suspended jail term which prevented him from being prime minister.
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Eleven banks and brokerages have been fined a total of $9 billion to settle rate-rigging allegations in a global investigation.
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Nigeria's judiciary has helped resolve electoral disputes following previous votes, some of which have been marred by violence and vote rigging.
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Media reports said across the country more than 40 out of 287 opposition candidates in fray pulled out alleging vote rigging.
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The West accused him of rigging elections, rights abuses and oppressing opponents before he was ousted after a coup in 2017.
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Kiekert said in a statement that it regretted the bid rigging and had taken steps to ensure there was no recurrence.
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But the real money, he eventually realizes, is in politics, and that means election-rigging, and that means suppressing Muslim votes.
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At least three people have been killed in street battles that erupted after Bolivia's opposition accused Morales of rigging an Oct.
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ALBANY — For eight of the nine defendants charged on Thursday in the wide-ranging bribery and bid-rigging scheme surrounding Gov.
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Mr. Hichilema's party, the United Party for National Development, attributed the delay to Zambia's electoral commission, accusing it of vote rigging.
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Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favor since 2015's Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal.
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Rigging the game in countless ways, she and the establishment were not to be denied — as they had been in 2008.
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America did not develop a House of Lords, yet we imported the rigging of the British class system, Ms. Isenberg argues.
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Other lawsuits are for the rigging of borrowing benchmarks Libor and Euribor, used to set the price of mortgages and derivatives.
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Accused of rigging elections and quashing any sign of political opposition, Mugabe remains the only leader many Zimbabweans have ever known.
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Although justices agreed that there had been vote rigging, they said it had not been enough to affect the overall result.
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All of this, plus accusations of incompetence against the Electoral Commission and vote-rigging, heralds a period of uncertainty and jostling.
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Nigeria's judiciary has helped resolve electoral disputes after past votes, some of which have been marred by violence and vote rigging.
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The crash happened a day after federal prosecutors indicted him for violating anti-trust laws by rigging bids for oil lands.
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The authorities said he admitted to rigging rates and provided testimony against many former friends and colleagues, including his half brother.
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Among them is Social Democrat leader Liviu Dragnea who has a two-year suspended jail sentence in a vote-rigging case.
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The wind howls and bangs through the rigging of the boats docked two or three deep along the city's working piers.
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If the primary was rigged, it's likely that many of these party insiders would have been the ones doing the rigging.
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California-based Bigge Crane and Rigging Co. said Saturday it has terminated three employees after the offensive photos surfaced on Facebook.
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But they have been mired in controversy and scandal for years, including misleading financial advice, insurance fraud and interest-rate rigging.
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Put plainly: There is ZERO credible evidence that there was any rigging on Super Tuesday to help Biden and hurt Sanders.
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The wires are the strongest thread, tied to an exploration of gravity that continues even in the sections without the rigging.
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The election was marred by allegations of rigging, technical problems with the biometric devices used for voting, violence and other irregularities.
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The bride's father provides consulting services for the crane, lifting and rigging equipment industries; his office is in New London, Conn.
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Trump, however, hasn't been shy about indicating that he thinks the network should be rigging polls to make him look better.
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Those nations are trying to push Maduro from power after he was widely criticized for rigging the country&aposs presidential elections.
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She was accused of rigging elections and her government was plagued by allegations of graft involving Chinese firms, which she denies.
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Officials are investigating the accident and said it appeared there was a problem with the crane's rigging, unrelated to the wind.
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It seems like the rigging of the '88 elections, which is shown in the second season, was a particularly important event.
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The forthcoming trial involves allegations of bid-rigging in Mr. Cuomo's signature upstate economic development plan, known as the Buffalo Billion.
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So for 2020, DNC Chair Tom Perez abandoned the committee's traditional role of, well, rigging the system and steering the party.
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Morales, a South American socialist icon, left Bolivia after officials there annulled his October election victory following accusations of vote-rigging.
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Aren't you tired of big media, big businesses, and big donors rigging the system to keep your voice from being heard?
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They would go beyond just further rigging our democracy; they would threaten workers, consumers, our communities, the environment and the economy.
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Mr Trump's manipulation of a foreign government to smear his opponent is the sort of election-rigging that bothered the Framers.
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European democracy watchdogs have said previous votes in Azerbaijan have been marred by vote-rigging and unequal access to the media.
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Deutsche Bank is seeking to restore its reputation after years of turmoil including the Libor rate-rigging and money-laundering scandals.
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She previously threatened to boycott the October debate, alleging that the Democratic National Committee and media were "rigging" the presidential race.
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Nigeria's judiciary has helped resolve electoral disputes in past votes, some of which have been marred by violence and vote rigging.
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This comes after reports that two of its senior bankers had been arrested in connection with a case involving currency benchmark rigging.
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Some are very detailed, depicting masts, sails, rigging, rudders, oars, and even cabins; others are simply composed of suggestive shapes and lines.
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Even after he accused them of "rigging" the election against him, Saturday Night Live wasn't going to go easy on Donald Trump.
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This is one of the main reasons a recent must-read Mother Jones piece accused the Trump administration of "rigging" the census.
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Above the water line, though, the structure is missing and there are not many traces of the standing rigging, the agency said.
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She also has a plan for tackling the growing consolidation among big agribusinesses and "un-rigging" the rules that work against farmers.
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Last month's primaries for various seats, in which voters chose party candidates, were marred by violence, claims of rigging and canceled ballots.
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Then Victor went back to work as a sound engineer, rigging up PA systems for parties and events in the nearby towns.
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The investigation follows a 2016 DOJ probe over whether media agencies were undermining independent ad production companies by rigging the bidding process.
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That position has been elevated by President Donald Trump, who accused Google of rigging search results against him and other conservative individuals.
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Libor has been in regulators' crosshairs since its credibility was tarnished by a rate-rigging scandal emerging from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Before Mark Zuckerberg was battling Russians trying to influence presidential elections on Facebook, he was jerry-rigging his "away" status on AIM.
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Leading Austrian construction companies and a large number of medium-sized firms were suspected of repeated involvement in price rigging, it said.
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IN 2004, Justice Anthony Kennedy lamented that state legislators are "in the business of rigging elections" by drawing highly skewed electoral lines.
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McConnell, the Senate majority leader from Kentucky, must take a stand against Donald Trump's irresponsible claims of vote rigging and election fraud.
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In the first one, held last year and marred by allegations of vote rigging, voters endorsed the changes by a thin margin.
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Greg: I think what we're told is that the positive stuff would not be possible, if it wasn't for that jury rigging.
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"It's shameful," Donato Capece, general secretary of Italy's biggest union for penitentiary workers, Sappe, said of the possible rigging of the exam.
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The referendum on the new constitution was held in a climate of repression and censorship, and prompted claims of extensive vote-rigging.
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Solem says there will likely be further tiers introduced that will include the usage of Mapillary's own rigging equipment to record pictures.
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A former SourceAmerica lawyer even characterized the organization's leadership as the "mafia" in reference to what she described as rampant bid-rigging.
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Supporters of the Awami National Party, which won a single seat, have held demonstrations in different cities against the alleged vote rigging.
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The day after police found the electrical rigging, Wilson allegedly changed his relationship status on Facebook to "widowed," according to the statement.
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In his statement, he complained of "greedy corporate CEOs" rigging the tax code, harming market competition and hurting U.S. workers and communities.
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In his statement, he complained of "greedy corporate CEOs" rigging the tax code, harming market competition and hurting U.S. workers and communities.
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The targeted phishing emails feature subject lines like "The "Shocking" Truth About Election Rigging" and a false "FYI" from the Clinton Foundation.
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The leader of the ruling Social Democrats, Liviu Dragnea, has a conviction for vote rigging that bars him from becoming prime minister.
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The inquiry follows years of scandals in Australia's financial sector including poor financial advice, interest-rate rigging, and accusations of money-laundering.
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Protesters have demanded that Ortega resign, accusing the former Marxist guerrilla of repression, rigging elections and seeking to establish a family dynasty.
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General Motors is being sued for allegedly rigging diesel engine versions of its Silverado and Sierra HD vehicles to pass emissions tests.
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Then on Tuesday, the SFO unexpectedly dropped an inquiry into allegations of rigging in the $5.3 trillion per day foreign exchange market.
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Opposition supporters say Besigye was trying to show vote-rigging taking place in favor of President Yoweri Museveni before he was detained.
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Muhammadu Buhari won a second term as Nigeria's president in an election marred by delays, sporadic violence, and allegations of vote rigging.
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Mr. Hatz was suspended in September soon after Volkswagen, which is Porsche's parent company, admitted rigging diesel engines to evade emissions tests.
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And for years, Republicans have stoked fear that nonwhite voters are rigging the system and stealing votes that should be rightfully theirs.
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Then-President Morales, who won the election, resigned last Sunday after an Organization of American States audit revealed evidence of vote rigging.
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Morales' 14-year socialist rule ended in violent protests and recriminations after rising pressure over accusations of vote rigging in the Oct.
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No rigging had been proved after the incumbent, Uhuru Kenyatta, won by a handy margin over the main opposition leader, Raila Odinga.
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European banks have already paid out billions of euros in fines, including for rigging interest rate benchmarks used to price home loans.
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Previous elections in Africa's biggest democracy and top oil producer have been marred by vote rigging, voter intimidation and post-election violence.
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Hauschild was among 11 individuals who were charged in Britain in 2015 of rigging the Euribor interest benchmark with conspiracy to defraud.
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"This is one of the reasons you had such anger among voters — people rigging the system, gaming the system," Mr. Freed said.
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"I am travel agent, office manager, car washer, anything and everything that doesn't involve rigging up tackle or catching fish," she said.
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So give me an example of actual election rigging that you've either studied as an expert or observed as an election monitor.
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The same month, Alain Kaloyeros, a key figure behind Mr. Cuomo's "Buffalo Billion" economic initiative, was convicted in a bid-rigging scheme.
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They push, pull (via rigging ropes), and even use torque exerted by jumping off the beast's back to force his fists upward.
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"I remember being approached by one of our crew members after a long day of rigging lights and moving gear," he said.
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Jim Crow wasn't just racially discriminatory; it was anti-democratic, rigging the system so racist whites couldn't lose their grip on power.
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Rigging is how Viola Davis won her supporting-actress Oscar last year for a performance that probably would have won best actress.
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And despite strong passions, gargantuan numbers and high stakes, the elections have nearly concluded with no major allegations of fraud or rigging.
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On their new craft, every button, every rudder, every foil, every piece of rigging was wired with fiber-optic strings and sensors.
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"They are rigging the election again against Bernie Sanders, just like last time, only even more obviously," the president tweeted January 17.
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Eleven powerful banks and brokerages have been fined a total of $9 billion to settle rate-rigging allegations in a global investigation.
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It would not be reinforced if he were to be re-elected on September 28th, since charges of vote-rigging are likely.
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They also accused Deutsche Bank, HSBC and ScotiaBank of a similar conspiracy to manipulate silver prices by rigging the daily Silver Fix.
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He has the big parade of floats and performers done and the trapeze rigging up, but needs to make all the acts.
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Platinum is heavily used in catalysts in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favor since 2015's Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal.
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The Hawaii congresswoman has railed against what she sees as a "rigging" of the election by Democratic Party leaders and corporate media.
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Elections in Africa's most populous nation have for years been marred by allegations of irregularities including vote rigging, voter intimidation and violence.
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In 2018, Oakland's largest private landlord, Michael Marr, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for rigging bids at real estate auctions.
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Trump accused Clinton on Friday of rigging the Democratic presidential primary and essentially paying off the DNC to secure the party's nomination.
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Quiz-show rigging was exposed in investigations by the New York district attorney, Frank Hogan, and the House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight.
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This is the second "rigged" election in less than two decades, and each time Republicans have been the beneficiary of the rigging.
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It is heavily used in autocatalysts for diesel cars, which have fallen out of favour since 2015's Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal.
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"I'm not going to give 100 percent when I've got a linesman rigging the game, I don't want to play," Kyrgios said.
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Khan repeatedly alleged Sethi was behind rigging in 35 constituencies, prompting Sethi to file a defamation case, which is pending in court.
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The opposition has accused the government of gerrymandering, rigging and propaganda through state-controlled media to secure a victory in every election.
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They're the latest adepts in the ancient art of rigging a financial system and throwing yourself a wild party with the profits.
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The opposition has accused the government of rigging the first round in favor of a candidate hand-picked by President Michel Martelly.
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Trump torched the media, conjured cataclysmic imagery of "criminal" immigrants, issued harangues against elite insiders rigging the system and slammed "ruinous trade" deals.
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While Zimbabwe is formally a democracy, both local and international monitors have pointed to evidence of Mugabe rigging national elections in his favor.
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Two Kurdish parties clashed with assault rifles in the northern Iraqi city of Sulaimaniya amid accusations of ballot rigging, residents and officials said.
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Most heinous crime: In the film's first half, Chucky and Tiffany take out a police officer by rigging a car airbag with nails.
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With their mass protests after election-rigging in 2011-12, Russia's sophisticated urban middle classes showed that they yearn for a modern state.
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Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favor since the Volkswagen AG emissions-rigging scandal of 2015.
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It doesn't take much more than common sense to know that rigging a wager to make your website look more awesome isn't okay.
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Among them is Social Democrat leader Liviu Dragnea who was sentenced to a two-year suspended jail sentence in a vote-rigging case.
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On the agency side, many of the biggest holding groups are facing federal investigations over faulty ad practices, like bid-rigging and kickbacks.
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Jughead, at home with FP, fumes as he rants about Hiram always staying one step ahead of Jughead and seemingly rigging the game.
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A number of banks were fined heavily for rigging the London Interbank Offer Rate (LIBOR) in the years prior to the financial crisis.
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All of this, despite no allegations from Scott's own appointed election watchers or other state officials of any voter fraud or election rigging.
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The West imposed sanctions on Mugabe and members of his inner circle, accusing them of rigging a series of votes - charges they denied.
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Trump has baselessly accused it of "rigging" Google search against him, one of many claims that Google's services are politically biased against conservatives.
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Supporters, though, say citizens are entitled to a day in court and companies often hire the arbitrators, rigging the process against the customers.
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ISIS fighters have been seen rigging bridges across the strategic Tigris river with explosives and have prepared dozens of vehicle-borne suicide bombs.
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In the silver case, investors accused Deutsche Bank, ScotiaBank and HSBC of rigging prices through a secret daily meeting called the Silver Fix.
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Security forces opened fire on crowds who took to the streets accusing the government and the election board of rigging the 2005 vote.
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The BNP settlement is the latest in a series of settlements large banks have struck with regulators over the rigging of market benchmarks.
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Far from rigging things, central banks are struggling to find ways to help the market work so that the economy can function normally.
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After some legal and constitutional wrangling, Sharif was re-elected Prime Minister for a third time in 2013 amid accusations of vote-rigging.
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Elections in Africa's most populous nation have for years been marred by allegations of irregularities including vote rigging, voter intimidation, cronyism and violence.
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Fears of violence Allegations of vote-rigging have sparked concerns, with some Kenyans fearing ethnic clashes similar to those triggered a decade ago.
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One such example is outlined in a lawsuit alleging bid-rigging, one of several suits filed against AbilityOne and SourceAmerica in recent years.
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After some legal and constitutional wrangling, Sharif was re-elected Prime Minister for a third time in 2013 despite accusations of vote-rigging.
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Libor has been in regulators' crosshairs since its credibility was tarnished by a rate-rigging scandal emerging from the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Computer scientists have been demonstrating that for at least 10 years, generally by physically cracking open the machines and installing election-rigging software.
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The talk has only intensified in the days since, though it has yet to be matched by any evidence of actual election rigging.
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Many lawsuits in the Manhattan court seek to hold banks liable for alleged rigging in interest rate, commodity, currency and other financial markets.
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" Ali would "slide off a punch and fall back into the ropes with all the calm of a man swinging in the rigging.
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It would be a stain on America's democracy to allow Jim Crow-style election-rigging to cost a qualified candidate a fair shot.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Porsche said it would pay workers a higher bonus for 25 despite the emissions test-rigging scandal at parent Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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But some in the party are warning that those positions have the appearance of rigging the system out of the bitterness of defeat.
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In a separate case involving the silver market, Caproni said another group of investors may pursue market rigging claims against ScotiaBank and HSBC.
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Although a court inquiry did not lead to a verdict, many Mexicans believed him; the PRI has a long record of rigging elections.
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But they say their efforts were thwarted by the state party and accuse local Democratic officials of rigging the convention in Clinton's favor.
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They have said the New York federal court should decide the case because customers in the state were harmed by the rate-rigging.
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Hayes, a former star trader, had been unanimously convicted on much the same evidence in the world's first Libor rigging trial last August.
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Yameen's supporters had complained about rigging of votes and fraudulent ballot papers, his lawyer Mohamed Saleem told reporters after approaching the top court.
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Last week, however, his lawyers went to the Supreme Court, saying his supporters had complained about rigging of votes and fraudulent ballot papers.
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" It was the latest in a series of claims that those companies are "rigging" their content and insinuations that they're in "troubled territory.
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Mr. Trump has effectively accused urban black voters of rigging voting patterns that were engineered by decades of public policy and political decisions.
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ZANU-PF's candidate, Emmerson Mnangagwa, is widely believed to have orchestrated vote-rigging in the past and to have led campaigns of repression.
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Eyewitnesses on the ground tell us the guy was climbing the stage scaffolding to do some rigging ahead of opening day next Friday.
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Here's what you need to know about the legal battle over the rigging of district maps to entrench a governing party's political power.
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For his part, Mr. Cavalcanti sees open-source solutions as a "backstop" for front-line workers who are rigging together personal protective gear.
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The opposition led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has rejected the election and called for fresh polls amid accusations of vote rigging.
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Last month, Alain Kaloyeros, the onetime leader of Mr. Cuomo's so-called Buffalo Billion initiative, was convicted in a sprawling bid-rigging trial.
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Two years ago, a wiretapping scandal erupted after secret recordings caught top government officials discussing everything from rigging votes to covering up killings.
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The question of when — or whether — partisan rigging of the rules violates the Constitution is at the heart of many of the suits.
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The most recent instance was the indictment of one of Mr. Cuomo's closest aides, Joseph Percoco, on suspicion of bid-rigging and bribery.
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Election experts say rigging the vote would be difficult due to the decentralized system that relies on thousands of state and local officials.
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Dragnea holds a tight grip over the ruling party but cannot be premier because of a previous conviction in a vote-rigging case.
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"We're going to send a message to corporations and politicians that their time of rigging the economy against workers is over," the Rev.
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But with the Administration rigging the system to protect her vast criminal behavior, the real jury is going to be the American voter.
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"I'll make them three separate instances," I said, joining the Disease Game, a control freak rigging the odds of my own death app.
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This being Vegas, the vanquished rogue did not skate off the ice but flew, hoisted into the rafters by an elaborate rigging system.
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Trump's complaints that party officials are rigging the system against him have been validated for his supporters by statements from some party leaders.
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Banks have been fined over $10bn for market-rigging by American and European regulators, including €1.1bn ($1.2bn) by the European Commission in May.
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But at elections marred by deadly violence and accusations of vote rigging in 2008, Mugabe was forced to concede some of his power.
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The prosecutors' investigation will assess whether there are grounds for believing irregularities such as market rigging or regulatory obstruction occurred, the sources said.
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In the past, Mr. Mnangagwa, who was Mr. Mugabe's right-hand man for decades, is believed to have orchestrated the rigging of elections.
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The company is not named in the indictment—butat the timeprosecutors say the bid-rigging scheme took place, McClendon was the company's CEO.
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Gomez swung like a man in the rigging as Sanchez poured on the blows, but Gomez got to the end of the round.
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Will Justice Kennedy, who lamented in 2004 that legislators were "in the business of rigging elections", find a way to curb them in Gill?
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A decision by the UK's Serious Fraud Office earlier this year to drop its criminal investigation into forex-rigging seemed to bolster that argument.
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The former international lawyer, who leads the agency responsible for crafting trade deals, has long accused China of rigging agreements unfairly in its favor.
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The tax police were acting on behalf of Milan prosecutors who are looking into allegations of market rigging and obstructing regulators, the sources said.
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On Saturday night, Bernie Sanders' supporters reportedly revolted against the Nevada Democratic Party, accusing it of intentionally rigging the convention to favor Hillary Clinton.
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The Stuttgart prosecutor's office launched an investigation in 2015 into whether staff at Bosch were involved in the rigging of emissions tests by Volkswagen.
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In 2016, ASIC took Australia and New Zealand Banking Group , National Australia Bank, Westpac Banking Corp to court for rigging a key interest rate.
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Activists in Zimbabwe took to the streets demanding electoral reforms in a bid to avert ballot-rigging in a national vote scheduled for 2018.
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Prices have been under pressure for several years, a process accelerated by Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal in 2015 which hit demand for diesel engines.
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On August 28th, President Donald Trump took a swipe at both by accusing Google of rigging its search results in favour of "Fake News".
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Europe's biggest carmaker has been effectively shut out of the unsecured bond market since September, when it admitted to rigging U.S. diesel emissions tests.
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Monday's proceedings represent the fourth rate-rigging prosecution launched by the UK's Serious Fraud Office since it joined the global inquiry belatedly in 2012.
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Not because of the similarity to Volkswagen's emissions test-rigging admission of last September, but because this was not a first for Mitsubishi Motors.
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The campaign was ugly, violence was expected, claims of election rigging were rampant, and unfortunately Kentucky was unable to avoid bloodshed over the election.
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The closed-door gathering is expected to include discussions about Trump's recent allegations that Google has been rigging the results of its search engine.
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There is scant evidence of any mass conspiracy underway to steal votes from Trump or of any election rigging of the kind Trump describes.
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The bareback event requires riders to stay on their bucking horse with nothing more than a leather rigging and no saddle for several seconds.
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Ayesha Curry, however, thinks its less about the greatness of LeBron and more about the NBA rigging the finals for ratings and/or money.
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And the Justice Department ripped up an earlier settlement with UBS and fined the Swiss bank more than $200 million for rigging interest rates.
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This week Odinga has said the government can only win by rigging elections, and Kenyatta has challenged him to provide proof of his allegations.
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The crane is owned by Bigge Crane and Rigging Co. in California, and officials with the company said they would cooperate with any investigation.
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" Interestingly, the book refers to the alleged rigging and she writes, "By September 7 ... I had found my proof and it broke my heart.
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The South Korea bid-rigging investigation is part of a U.S. Justice Department crackdown on companies that defraud the U.S. government on military contracts.
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That has raised worries about vote rigging and a repeat of the massive protests that broke out following 2009's contested presidential election result.
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But Citigroup sacked him in 2010 for attempted rate-rigging as a global inquiry swung its focus on how yen Libor rates were set.
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He was put in charge of her safety on the film, rigging her on wires and harnesses for the action movie's then-groundbreaking stunts.
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Comedian and former Saturday Night Live cast member Rachel Dratch admitted via tweet to rigging the 2000 election while she was on the show.
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The first method was rigging election machines in very specific counties, but Olivia and Huck found Eli out and undid the B-613 hacking.
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VW admitted in November 2015 that besides rigging diesel emissions tests it had understated the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of about 800,000 vehicles.
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He clung to power by rigging elections—last year he was re-elected with supposedly 90% of the vote—and by ruthlessly crushing dissent.
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The men are believed to be the first individuals to face U.S. criminal charges arising from a probe of foreign-exchange rigging at banks.
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During a March 2016 debate, Trump lavished the Russian leader, who has been criticized for rigging elections, killing his enemies and crippling free speech.
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Regulators are taking a more rigorous approach to FX trading practices after banks were fined billions of dollars for alleged rigging of currency benchmarks.
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The alleged rigging of internal elections was a result of the lack of transparency and fair competition, Shanghai-based political scientist Chen Daoyin said.
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Troops have responded by rigging wooden panels – adorned with painted images of skulls or slogans - on their "Simba" armored personnel carriers to repel rockets.
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Mr. Morales's abrupt departure had come after the armed forces sided with protesters who accused him of rigging an election to stay in power.
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But a growing middle class may also be less willing to put up with the kind of vote-rigging claims that ended his reign.
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He also suggests requiring independent audits of party accounts, and making payment for news coverage a disqualifying offence, on a par with vote-rigging.
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They don't care about free-market theories; they have seen their jobs outsourced with big corporations and big government rigging the system against them.
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Mr. Ping and his supporters had accused Mr. Bongo of vote-rigging, and the European Union also expressed concern about some of the results.
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Besigye, who came second with 35 percent, said widespread rigging, intimidation by security personnel, ballot stuffing and other irregularities had made the vote invalid.
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Sharif's brother, Shahbaz, leader of the incumbent Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N), said on Twitter there had been "massive rigging" in Khan's favor.
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And the corporate regulator has taken three banks - not including Macquarie - to court accusing them of rigging bank bill swap rates to inflate profit.
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His populist message swept the Rust Belt out from under Democrats and suddenly the victim of purported rigging was headed to the White House.
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This month's primaries, where voters choose party candidates, have been a chaotic affair, marked by violent clashes, cancellation of results and claims of rigging.
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But late Tuesday, he was indicted on federal bid-rigging charges accusing him of conspiring to suppress prices for oil and natural gas leases.
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He says, for instance, that Mr. Trump's charges of widespread vote rigging are totally false and that Mr. Trump is a "badly flawed" candidate.
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They need additional funding to buy aluminum masts and complete the vessel's rigging, which will combine modern steel cables, traditional rope and wooden tackle.
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Erdoğan's referendum victory is still being contested by opposition forces, who allege vote-rigging, while independent observers have slammed the election's lack of transparency.
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There were, however, no allegations from Scott's own appointed election watchers or other state officials of any kind of voter fraud or election rigging.
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For Mr. Costanzo, a former Marine who owned a crane-rigging business and is on disability after several back surgeries, affordable housing was essential.
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International observers criticized the result due to serious concerns over vote-rigging, though Mexico and the Trump administration recognized it a few weeks later.
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The mayor, Ed Pawlowski, a Democrat, faces charges of fraud, bribery and conspiracy for what federal prosecutors have described as a contract-rigging scheme.
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With echoes from four years ago, Moore accused the DNC of rigging the debate qualification requirements to help Bloomberg, a self-funding billionaire, qualify.
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Meanwhile, President Trump's campaign manager Brad Pascale, seized on the delay to suggest that the Democratic Party is rigging things somehow: Quality control = rigged?
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Since RENAMO gave it a scare in elections in 1999, FRELIMO has been accused of rigging votes, including those it might have won anyway.
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A widespread wiretapping scandal revealed corruption, election rigging and other criminal activities at the highest levels of government in 2015, causing a political crisis.
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There will be twice the number of dressing rooms, a new rigging system above the stage and a room for readings or donor meetings.
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The rate-rigging allegations, which have already drawn lawsuits from U.S. funds, are but one of several scandals engulfing Australia's highly-concentrated banking sector.
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This was attained through widespread rigging, intimidation of some sectors of society, and threatening state employees with "serious consequences" if they did not vote.
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Mr. Trump accuses Japan of shutting American producers out, by throwing up regulatory barriers and rigging the currency market in favor of Japanese brands.
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We're told the camera was fastened to a cable, but slipped off ... sending the camera and pieces of its rigging plummeting into the crowd.
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The World Bank also banned CCCC from making bids for projects for eight years until 2017 following a bid-rigging scandal in the Philippines.
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Generals Thieu and Ky were expected to win 50 percent of the ballot — a clear mandate, though modest enough to dispel vote-rigging accusations.
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In June, a group of men will go on trial for an alleged bid-rigging scheme involving a billion-dollar development project in Buffalo.
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This rigging obviated the need for an unsightly head strap but also rendered one speechless, an attribute for a woman in 16th-century England.
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But concerns over rate-rigging have increased scrutiny over how the benchmark is determined, and regulators say the rate has simply become less reliable.
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N) wanted, and rigging a debt auction to favor a hedge fund client at the expense of private equity firm Blackstone Group LP (BX.
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Fiat Chrysler: The automaker is said to have agreed to pay $650 million to settle U.S. lawsuits over rigging emissions tests, without admitting guilt.
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The company also pleaded no contest to bid-rigging charges in Michigan and paid a $25 million settlement over allegations dating back to 2010.
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The Albanian opposition, led by the center-right Democratic Party, accuses the left-wing government of links to organized crime and of rigging votes.
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He won re-election last May, but it was boycotted by the opposition parties and there were widespread accusations of corruption and vote-rigging.
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Europe's largest automaker has been effectively shut out of the unsecured bond market since September 2015 when it admitted to rigging U.S. diesel emissions tests.
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WHEN the ancient Greeks made their whirlwinds female, bird-winged Harpyiai tearing up the rigging of ships, it may not have been for chauvinistic reasons.
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You'll explore the fundamentals of Unity 3D scripting principles, discuss modeling, rigging, animating, and lightmapping techniques, and dive into game dynamics like as movement animation.
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Alain Kaloyeros, a former president of the State University of New York's Polytechnic Institute, right, has been charged with bid-rigging in the revitalization program.
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Roh faced an investigation over an allegation that he received money from an associate of an influential blogger jailed in an online opinion-rigging scandal.
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No, that would be rigging an investigation to influence a presidential election, and as your book says, a scheme to clear Hillary and frame Trump.
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Mitsubishi Motors Corp rose 1.7 percent after announcing company president Tetsuro Aikawa would step down over the fuel economy rigging scandal that erupted in April.
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Rigging the process by which the Constitution commands all persons in America be counted, and through which votes and government resources are apportioned and allocated.
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The former judge was convicted of trying to overthrow the state after crowds took to the streets accusing the government of rigging the 2005 vote.
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Last week, the bishops said they knew the winner of the election, a declaration widely seen as a warning to authorities against rigging the vote.
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But Tipton has already pleaded guilty to separate felony charges in Wisconsin related to the high-tech rigging of software that affected that state's lottery.
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In the United States, the first trial of people accused of rigging Libor ended in the convictions of two former London-based traders in November.
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So did the Obama administration when it financed Russian election monitoring groups, whose successful work to expose vote rigging triggered the Bolotnaya protests in 2012.
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Supporters of his opponent, Carlos Mesa, have accused the government of rigging the election results, and authorities from outside the country have also raised concerns.
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Just as the regime has asphyxiated democracy, by rigging elections and governing without reference to the opposition-controlled legislature, so it has strangled the economy.
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However, Witter also acknowledged that an inquiry by law firm Jones Day into who was responsible for rigging U.S. exhaust emissions tests was dragging on.
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Opposition BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam said he was collecting reports of rigging to submit to the Election Commission to demand a fresh vote.
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McClendon, the charismatic co-founder of Chesapeake Energy, died in a car crash in March, hours after being indicted on federal charges of bid rigging.
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Song Jianguo, then head of the city's traffic-management bureau, was jailed for life in 2015 for demanding backhanders in exchange for rigging the lottery.
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Trump surrogates spent the post-debate hours furiously spinning his election-rigging comments, not exactly a sign they thought the GOP nominee won the debate.
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The previously sycophantic and subservient media have started airing discussions of petrol shortages, the rigging of university-entrance exams and other social and economic woes.
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Witnesses say that ISIS has begun rigging bridges across the river with explosives, which they may detonate to prevent opposing forces from crossing the river.
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They are carrying out regular suicide vehicle bombings and witnesses have told CNN that they are rigging bridges and laying booby traps inside the city.
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Caproni also ruled in a separate decision that another group of investors may pursue gold-rigging claims against ScotiaBank, HSBC, Barclays Plc and Societe Generale.
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Russian intelligence agencies behind US election hacks, lawmakers say Cybersecurity experts say the prospect of "rigging" the election, and changing the outcome, is practically impossible.
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They have spent the past five years methodically rigging the system to ensure that the will of voters is thwarted, or at least fiercely circumscribed.
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Bernie Sanders's supporters, many of whom have been vocally protesting Clinton's primary success, accusing the Democratic Party of rigging the election toward the establishment candidate.
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What began with optimism crumbled into repression, alleged vote-rigging, intimidation of the opposition, violent land seizures from white farmers and years of international sanctions.
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In 2000, despite charges of vote rigging in Florida when George W. Bush's brother was governor, and after Supreme Court intervention, Gore eventually graciously conceded.
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Hazmat crews arrived on scene with air monitors, and determined that it was safe to enter as rescue crews set up a tripod and rigging.
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They have long believed that Trump's wealth alleviates the need for him to bow before the monied interests that they see as rigging the system.
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At Queens last week he accused a line judge of "rigging the game" and when warned by the umpire, told him "your hat looks ridiculous".
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At that point, Marsh's lawyers shifted the focus of their inquiry to the bid-rigging and tried to arrange new interviews with the two executives.
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Separately, Bloomberg cited sources as saying at least six banks involved in a Swiss investigation of alleged Libor interest rate-rigging are in settlement talks.
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Opposition parties failed to win a single seat in parliament in the 2015 election, accusing the government of rigging the vote - charges which it denies.
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The real rigging by the media is their shameless reporting on documents illegally leaked by the Russians to influence our election in Donald Trump's favor.
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And the diesel deception, in which the company admitted to rigging 216.2 million vehicles worldwide to cheat on emissions tests, isn't going away anytime soon.
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The investigation into the rigging of Libor would later expand to look into claims that banks had sought to manipulate foreign currency prices as well.
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This isn't the first time the 24-year-old has gotten into trouble this year, after accusing an umpire of rigging a match in June.
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He exploded at an umpire in similar fashion back in June, accusing him of rigging the match after disagreeing with his ruling on a ball.
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The fear is that intruders could make minor changes in addresses or other identifying information, leading to long lines and accusations of "rigging" the polls.
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Discussion of the rules has created a political firestorm, with Trump, the GOP front-runner, accusing the RNC for rigging the nomination process against him.
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"Despite the pre-poll rigging, intimidation and an unleveled playing field, I support the weakest form of democracy," rather than none at all, he said.
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Six people were killed in the melee when the army rolled in tanks to disperse rock-throwing demonstrators who denounced Mnangagwa and alleged vote-rigging.
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The first trial in the United States of people accused of rigging Libor ended in the conviction in November of two former London-based traders.
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He knew only too well, friends said, that he was facing federal bid-rigging charges over oil and gas leases; the indictment came on Tuesday.
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And while corruption in politics is a bipartisan game, this trend toward rigging the legal system on behalf of bosses is a distinctly Republican project.
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The process, however, has been put on hold due to a manual recount of votes that was called on in June following allegations of rigging.
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The Central American country has come under scrutiny and international criticism over allegations that it is rigging elections to keep President Daniel Ortega in power.
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Venezuela's main opposition party boycotted the election over accusations of rigging, and violent, dueling protests broke out in favor of and in opposition to Maduro.
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Ahmadinejad served as president from 2005 until 2013, though his reelection in 2009 was mired in controversy when opponents accusing the government of vote-rigging.
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Deutsche Bank became caught in many of the big scandals of the early 2000s: rigging interest rates, selling toxic mortgages, laundering money and violating sanctions.
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Shows were canceled, producers were fired, a handful of network executives were toppled, limits on winnings were temporarily imposed, and rigging results was made illegal.
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The opposition is even, for the first time, organizing an operation to count the entire national vote independently, to counter any attempt at vote rigging.
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WASHINGTON — He has been accused of rigging the 2016 Democratic presidential primaries to thwart Bernie Sanders and facilitating a deluge of big money into politics.
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They also decided to declare void the millions of voter identification cards already in circulation, which have been used in vote rigging in the past.
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Rigging a ship took less time than a Georgian wigmaker needed to tweak and talc a lady's towering headpiece with two pounds of white powder.
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He led thousands of his supporters and staged a sit-in outside the Parliament in 2014, accusing Mr. Sharif of rigging the last general elections.
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By nightfall, liberals and conservatives alike were tossing around allegations of vote tampering and election rigging, and casting doubt over the legitimacy of the caucuses.
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They have come under fire over allegations of misleading financial advice, insurance fraud and interest-rate rigging, and accusations of breaching anti-money laundering rules.
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Mr. Taylor was indicted in 2012 for his role in a plan to obstruct a federal fraud investigation into bid rigging of Defense Department contracts.
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"Shadary's defeat was so blatant that not even the most sophisticated of the rigging was going to turn the results in his favor," he said.
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While Volkswagen's numbers may sound impressive, the brand is far from where it was when the automaker was caught rigging the emissions of diesel models.
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On March 1, 2016, Aubrey McClendon, a former executive of Chesapeake, was indicted along with other unnamed co-conspirators, on federal charges of bid-rigging.
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Since pro-independence Catalans will see such an outcome only as proof of fraud or rigging, their pent up anger will burn all the hotter.
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Ever since President Donald Trump accused Google of rigging its search results against him, the company has denied having any political bias in its system.
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The announcement on Tuesday came as the country's financial watchdog pushes ahead with litigation against two of the country's major banks over alleged benchmark rigging.
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The British Bankers' Association handed over the operation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) in 2014 following the benchmark rigging scandals in that market.
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The vote-rigging scandal forced President Evo Morales, who had been in power for nearly 14 years, to resign and leave Bolivia in mid-November.
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They say the machines are more vulnerable to vote-rigging than paper and ink, and could be compromised by the unreliability of Congo's power supply.
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The result of this rigging, he argues, is a continuing decline of the middle class and a growing gap between the rich and everyone else.
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He spoke of illegal campaign payoffs, rigging of electoral polls, threatening people who had crossed the president, possible witness tampering, and even falsifying financial records.
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On CNN, Perez also used the subject of alleged election rigging to pivot to scrutiny into alleged contacts between Trump's campaign and the Russian government.
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In addition to rigging the rules in their favor, Republicans egregiously violated a number of longstanding congressional norms to get their 2017 tax cuts passed.
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FBI director James Comey has had a rough week or so: First he was accused of rigging the election for Donald Trump when he revealed on October 28 that the FBI was investigating new emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign, and now he's accused of rigging it against Trump by revealing today that none of those new emails contained anything that would result in criminal charges.
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This is a point recently made by Nina Jankowicz, an expert on election rigging, election observation, and disinformation at the Wilson Center think tank in Washington, DC. In a smart Twitter thread on Wednesday, she laid out clearly what real election rigging looks like — and the second you read it, it becomes very apparent that this is not happening in the Democratic primary process.
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"In case of vote rigging, it won't be from our side, I am a democrat and if I lose I will accept the decision," he added.
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Counsel Georg Thoma is responsible for coordinating responses by managers to regulators investigating the bank's role in interest rate-rigging and precious metals price-fixing scandals.
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"This is clear rigging, and we do not accept these results," Shahbaz Sharif said at a press conference in the northeastern city of Lahore on Thursday.
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On the other end of the business, a provincial inquiry linked the Rizzutos to an intricate, and lucrative, bid-rigging scheme in the province's construction industry.
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The independent counsel investigating the rigging scandal, Huh Ik-bum, told a televised briefing that he felt distressed by the "tragic news" of Roh&aposs death.
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The Financial Times previously reported Murray was suspended by Barclays in November 2013 and fired last year after internal investigations into alleged rigging of FX markets.
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According to German broadcaster Deutsche Welle, local authorities suspect a malfunctioning pyrotechnics display was to blame for the massive blaze, which started on the stage's rigging.
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Candidates of the alliance reported witnessing ballot-stuffing and vote rigging by ruling party activists, who also barred opposition polling agents from voting centers, Hossain said.
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That legitimacy suffers when mere speculation calls the result into question with little evidence of rigging and Electoral College vote totals that decisively determine a winner.
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Meanwhile, Volkswagen's stock was among the top performers, gaining around 6.6 percent on hopes of a resolution to its emissions-test-rigging case with U.S. authorities.
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Yameen's party dismissed the threat accusations, saying the election officials left because of public outrage sparked by the leak of an audio recording about poll rigging.
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It said rigging prices risked stifling competition from firms challenging the Big Six with cheaper fixed-rate tariffs, as well as reducing people's incentives to switch.
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Contracts have been plagued by bribery and price-rigging and "holding high-ranking or politically connected individuals accountable continues to be a major challenge," Sopko said.
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The justices have bought themselves some time, but they are unlikely to find relief from the question of how far legislatures can go in rigging elections.
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Candidates of the alliance reported witnessing ballot-stuffing and vote rigging by ruling party activists, who also barred opposition polling agents from voting centres, Hossain said.
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"I was rigging him up planeside for his first jump," says Schnell, who was slated to leap from a plane while strapped to the former president.
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In addition to the proposed class action, J. P. Morgan also faces a separate civil suit which also accuses the bank of rigging precious metals markets.
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Coding games: Several former Zoom employees told Axios that the company was rigging the system so it wouldn't have to pay into the risk adjustment pool.
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Candidates reported witnessing ballot-stuffing and vote-rigging by ruling party activists, who also barred opposition polling agents from voting centers, said opposition leader Kamal Hossain.
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BEFORE WE GET INTO THE DETAILS HERE, YOU'RE PRETTY UPSET THEY ARE ACCUSED YOU ESSENTIALLY OF LYING, OF CHEATING, OF RIGGING YOUR EMISSIONS FOR DIESEL VEHICLES.
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Opposition parties have long accused the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), which has been in power since Malaysia's independence in 1957, of election rigging and fraud.
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Mr Karimov has clung to power by rigging elections—last year he was re-elected with supposedly 90% of the vote—and by ruthlessly crushing dissent.
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PARIS, Dec 6 (Reuters) - France's competition authority issued a total fine of 189 million euros ($214 million) on six home appliance manufacturing companies for price-rigging.
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The number rigging, critics say, flies in the face of food self-sufficiency targets that Joko Widodo has been aggressively pursuing since taking office in 2000.
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The SFO has investigated a series of high-profile cases, including benchmark interest rate rigging and Barclays payments to Qatari investors during emergency fundraising in 2008.
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States are rigging the system, gerrymandering random counties and geographic areas together to qualify for waivers — even though these areas would not qualify on their own.
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Though few people actually buy newspapers, the Post's stories—full of lurid details about vote-rigging and corruption—are repeated on radio stations across the country.
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