To root out ISIS means a large push into Syria.
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They also plan research to root out frauds and scams.
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Philadelphia must employ real political reforms to root out corruption.
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So make like a tree and root out a ticket.
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But this isn't the right way to root out abuse.
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I just heard that he wanted to root out corruption.
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Satellites are helping root out modern forced labor in northern India Satellites are helping root out modern forced labor in northern India Citizen scientists are helping tackle modern-day slavery in India using satellite images.
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Poverty will be much harder to root out in those places.
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He has said tough measures are needed to root out terrorism.
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Mr. Buhari campaigned on a pledge to root out widespread corruption.
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Failed replications root out false claims and help refine imprecise ones.
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The main onus would be on platforms to root out transgressors.
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Crosscheck was portrayed as a program to root out voter fraud.
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He hired Varys to root out others he suspected of treason.
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"I will root out the corrupt mafia commanders," the post said.
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Warren backers frequently mentioned her plans to root out government corruption.
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But it would also curtail states' ability to root out wrongdoing.
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We are going to root out institutional racism wherever it exists.
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Alibaba also uses data and artificial intelligence to root out fake items.
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We must honor those leaders and root out racism everywhere it exists.
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But it might end up being harder to root out more thoroughly.
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The government says the moves are necessary to root out Gulen's followers.
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Sigtarp's mission was to root out fraud and refer cases to prosecutors.
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The Vatican has taken steps to root out some offending clergy members.
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Top commanders have repeatedly pledged to root out sexism in the military.
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This flawed logic would take more than forty years to root out.
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Root out gravity while you're at it; writerly obsessions are deeply ingrained.
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It's designed to root out high level organized crime from the government.
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The "Red Scare," which aimed to root out communist "infiltration" of American institutions.
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Not to mention that systemic discrimination and practices are hard to root out.
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Sapin said Tusk's proposals needed to be clarified to root out any ambiguity.
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Turkey wants European countries to do more to root out PKK members there.
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Ankara says the measures are needed to root out supporters of the putsch.
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Pain specialists, Eitan tells Iris, don't believe it's possible to root out pain.
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Our country must take the time to root out the disease of hate.
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Plus, Trump is trying to root out a problem within his comms staff.
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The only way to root out the cancer of targeted advertising is regulation.
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And just as in baseball, technology only makes it harder to root out.
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Creators could use software watermarks or other techniques to root out the culprit.
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For Elizabeth Warren: Root out corruption and build a movement for real change.
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The bottom line: Technology can help root out some biases in AI systems.
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One fast way to root out impostors is to check the account's history.
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Time is needed to root out any dysfunction or iron out any friction.
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The crackdown intensifies a long-standing push by Erdogan to root out Gulen's influence.
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Eye infections caused by amoebas like Acanthamoeba can be incredibly hard to root out.
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You'd quickly root out the right amount of change and bound for the door.
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Quora employs moderators to try to keep forums clean and root out bad behavior.
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And he'd need to start delivering on his campaign promise to root out corruption.
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Sometimes the world need radicals, even radicals with aggressive egos, to root out evils.
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Lopez Obrador won election by a landslide promising to root out public sector corruption.
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As stockmarket regulator, he was nicknamed "The Flayer" for trying to root out corruption.
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Frantic efforts to root out the funder (or funders) continued in the days since.
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Perhaps we need to do more than try to root out the worst abusers.
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A comedian and actor, Zelenskiy won election in April promising to root out corruption.
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We look forward to working with federal authorities on efforts to root out crime.
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We believe we must get big money out of politics and root out corruption.
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"They need to revamp, root out the inefficient and cynically misguided managers," he said.
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It is not clear how far Mr. Temer will go to root out corruption.
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And they are concentrated in countries where they will be difficult to root out.
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So how do you begin to root out this pernicious imbalance in your family?
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Facebook is setting up a central hub to root out disinformation and false news.
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It also includes provisions to root out intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers.
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We formed an investigative network to assist each other and root out the corruption.
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That decision similarly permitted airstrikes that helped Libyan forces root out Islamic State militants.
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The IVF industry needs independent oversight to root out and hold bad actors accountable.
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The culture of expediting care with petty bribes is notoriously hard to root out.
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I believe that's the only way to root out these dangerous products and people.
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The Soviet authorities tried, largely in vain, to root out American books, music and clothes.
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He also said plans to root out members of the clique himself during the trial.
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President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have vowed to root out government leakers.
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Republicans have argued that Trump was just trying to root out corruption in the country.
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And this is the party, by the way, that&aposs going to root out corruption.
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Twitter didn&apost go into details into its latest efforts to root out the scams.
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But those systems are designed to root out former felons and fraud, not neo-Nazis.
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That has made it harder for trustbusters to root out rent-seeking or block mergers.
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Defence Minister Ursula Von der Leyen said the military must root out right-wing extremism.
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Stealth Security reels in $8 million investment from Shasta Ventures to root out bad bots
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Reedie said that there were now crucial resources in place to root out drug cheats.
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To root out the theft, Lopez Obrador in late December ordered pipelines to be closed.
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"We will continue to root out public corruption wherever we find it," Mr. Schneiderman said.
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The prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, was accused of slow-walking Ukraine's efforts to root out corruption.
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"The political commitment to really root out corruption seems to be missing," she said sadly.
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She commended members of the industry actively working to root out illegal ivory, including LiveAuctioneers.
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Zelenskiy campaigned on few detailed policies, but promised to root out corruption in Ukrainian politics.
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She writes, she has said, to root out her own smugness, self-righteousness and stupidity.
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Its designated purpose was to spy on and root out the West German Communist Party.
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The secretary insists that she wants to root out bad actors as much as anyone.
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As Mulvaney tries to root out the leaker, Trump is saying it's no big deal.
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In Britain, "parliamentary reform" sought to root out corruption and lower the requirements for voting.
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At the same time, the price cuts should root out thousands of low-quality rivals.
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These investigators sometimes use deception and elaborate ruses to root out secrets or private information.
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The government has said the test was intended to root out undocumented immigrants from Bangladesh.
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He said he has worked to "root out" any political bias in the company's work.
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The government has insisted that the policy is intended only to root out illegal immigrants.
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She's put forward a plan to root out corruption in the defense industry, for example.
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Will Redford's undoing spell regression for American society's efforts to root out the latent racism?
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Colorado, No. 15-606, Justice Kennedy said the justice system must root out racial bias.
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Now, the military seems to feel increasingly empowered to root out even small-scale criticism.
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Facebook has also taken some unusual steps to root out competitors before they become a threat.
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The point of the system is to root out corruption and lawlessness, while promoting prosocial behavior.
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Lopez Obrador has defended both reforms as part of his wider policy to root out corruption.
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Both platforms rely heavily on artificial intelligence to root out offensive videos with little noticeable effect.
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He vowed to keep investigating Burisma amid an international push to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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The government says such measures are necessary to root out supporters of the cleric, Fethullah Gulen.
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But even then, America failed to root out the insurgency led by the remnants of Taliban.
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This time the effort to root out Obamacare stems from a lawsuit rather than from legislation.
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Magufuli, who took office late last year, has pledged to root out corruption and government inefficiency.
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Yet attempts to root out extrajudicial killing run up against a phalanx of incentives supporting it.
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Myanmarese authorities used the attack to justify what they said were attempts to root out terrorists.
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Lopez Obrador won office promising to root out graft, claiming he could save billions of dollars.
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In Chechnya, Russian government forces smashed the city for several years to root out separatist rebels.
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This May, the oppressed peoples of America rise up to root out their North Korean conquerors.
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Facebook, Google, and Twitter spent much of 2018 trying to identify and root out similar efforts.
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There are exemplary companies and industries that have worked to root out slavery in supply chains.
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Erdogan said he asked Magufuli to help him root out what he calls a "terrorist network".
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If the police department wanted to root out gangs, victims had to feel comfortable coming forward.
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Beijing is festooned with red banners urging citizens to "resolutely root out black and evil forces".
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She pledged to root out corruption in government and impose stricter regulations on Wall Street banks.
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But as it spilled onto social networks including Facebook, it became much tougher to root out.
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Toutiao, too, has hired thousands of auditors to root out content deemed inappropriate by the authority.
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Since coming to power in 2015, President John Magufuli has promised root out corruption and mismanagement.
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Ankara says the measures are necessary to root out supporters of the putsch and other terrorists.
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With the midterms approaching, Facebook has stepped up efforts to root out disinformation and rogue accounts.
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That is a difficult characteristic to root out, he said, since ministers tend to like courtiers.
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You have to identify and root out people who try to slam the door on creativity.
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His successor President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to root out corruption in Africa's most advanced economy.
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Scanning your system with antivirus and antimalware software may root out the source of the messages.
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The key is to address and root out the sources of evil in the first place.
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Maybe Oleg will need someone experienced in undercover operations to help him root out grocery corruption!
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Collective actions are also uniquely suited to root out and eradicate systemic discrimination across entire industries.
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Meanwhile, a regional joint force with neighboring countries has also worked to root out the militants.
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We need to root out toxic masculinity and contempt for the feminine where it begins — in childhood.
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They hope to further that agenda with legislation meant to root out corruption after they take power.
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Facebook has long had teams in place to root out fake accounts and fight spam, for example.
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Facebook emphasized that its investigation to find and root out disingenuous activity on its platform is ongoing.
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Then as now, there was a great demand to root out corruption rampant among the political class.
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" The report recommended commanders "root out and punish severely any lingering gang-like behavior by its deputies.
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The cosmetology industry actually "typifies" what the Obama administration's regulations are supposed to root out, Miller said.
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Truss said governors and prison officers would have the training and the authority to root out extremism.
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He promised to root out corruption and inequality in what he terms the "fourth transformation" of Mexico.
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She said that they needed to root out a "toxic, macho culture" at the Oakland Police Department.
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When that became untenable, Beijing claimed they were voluntary job-training centers designed to root out extremism.
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The move confirmed opposition fears the body would use its vast powers to root out government critics.
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Yet there is little chance the kleptocratic elite would permit sweeping attempts to root out the problem.
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Magufuli, who took office late last year, has pledged to root out corruption and inefficiency in Tanzania.
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This means a desire to root out corruption that is genuine enough to cut across party lines.
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The category includes efforts to root out fake accounts, scrub hate speech and take down violent videos.
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The Sunlight in Workplace Harassment Act would help root out the problem by publicly exposing workplace harassment.
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Yet asked if Trump's request "ran counter to U.S. policy to root out corruption," Anderson was clear.
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Tanks battered its warren of medieval streets to root out rebels who dug trenches and laid explosives.
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When budgets go on autopilot, it is that much harder to consider priorities and root out waste.
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Joseph McCarthy hired as his chief congressional counsel while trying to root out communists in the 1950s.
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Erdogan says tough measures in the wake of the coup are necessary to root out the perpetrators.
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He has said that police and prosecutors should be strengthened in the fight to root out graft.
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Brazilian prosecutors oppose the legislation because they believe it will hinder their efforts to root out corruption.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has vowed to root out all terrorist groups in the country.
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In the Obama administration that involved a 63-question survey designed to root out potentially disqualifying surprises.
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He sent top deputies to Hungary to root out the nascent Russian mob in the early 2000s.
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In 1998, the company pledged to root out illegal labor practices, but criticism and protests have continued.
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And it is doing this while trying to root out bottlenecks and glitches in the manufacturing process.
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Franklin said he wanted to root out corruption, and Avenatti was on a mission, defense attorneys argued.
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They argued that he was not seeking political advantage, but working to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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Buhari swept to power promising to tackle endemic corruption and root out the terror group Boko Haram.
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Superintendent Eddie T. Johnson of the Chicago Police vowed that the department would root out those responsible.
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It's a treaty, a signed treaty that we will work together to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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The honorable Mr. Macron, what exactly is he doing to root out anti-Semitism in his country?
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But witnesses accuse soldiers of killing unarmed civilians while trying to root out militants hiding among them.
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More recently, law enforcement agencies throughout the region have stepped up cooperation to root out organized crime.
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The Pentagon had also certified in May that Ukraine had "taken substantive actions" to root out corruption.
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Domestic and foreign critics accuse him of using a state of emergency as cover to root out opposition.
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The social network also claims that it is seeing positive change with its efforts to root out content.
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Since then, the company and the researchers have been working together to root out biases in the software.
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The platform functions because people trust that user photos and blind reviews will help root out bad actors.
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Farmers who disliked gypsies (sadly, an undying breed) used to root out grey willow deliberately to thwart them.
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PiS says the reforms will make the court system more efficient and root out the leftovers of communism.
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Reports suggest Apple is delaying some major iOS additions, and planning to root out bugs from its software.
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He trails in the polls and critics accuse him of not doing enough to root out entrenched corruption.
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Or has the market taken on board the People's Bank of China's desire to root out depreciation expectations?
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But at the top of the list was Labour's failure to root out anti-Semitism in its ranks.
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Trump has maintained his talks with Ukraine were legal and part of a push to root out corruption.
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The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), established by our government to root out corruption, is popular.
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But while nobody was that attached to the fez, religious feeling would prove much harder to root out.
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How do you go about trying to root out a bug, and what ones were really bothering you?
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In addition, Shulkin reportedly sought to root out agency staffers who opposed his policies and defy his leadership.
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"Health" refers to Twitter's ongoing efforts to root out content that is hateful, harassing, untrue, or otherwise inflammatory.
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The Ukrainian prosecutor was pushed out amid allegations that he was not doing enough to root out corruption.
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Before it joins the EU, Montenegro must first root out organized crime, corruption, nepotism, bureaucracy and red tape.
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"If it is something that ordinary people are doing, it's a lot harder to root out," says Kruse.
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It does not increase the number of visas, but instead promises to root out waste in their allocation.
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"Health" refers to Twitter's ongoing efforts to root out content that is hateful, harassing, untrue or otherwise inflammatory.
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Many Germans feels a special responsibility to root out racism and intolerance due to the country's Nazi past.
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He has said, however, that his agency is looking closely at all visa categories to root out fraud.
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Other specialists said that Turkey's government had stiffened its border enforcement and efforts to root out Islamic extremists.
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A common way for the government to root out illegal labor is to audit companies' I-9 records.
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Both waxing and sugaring involve pulling the hair root out of the follicle, so they are both traumatic.
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As part of accelerated pacification, the C.I.A. created the Phoenix Program to root out the Viet Cong infrastructure.
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"This has been a learning experience about how difficult it is to root out bad behavior," he said.
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All are interconnected and all must be acted upon to root out historically consistent racism, classism, and greed.
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Mr. Trump tried to keep this alive with his short-lived, fruitless commission to root out election fraud.
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The "greatness" of Trump has to do with his ability to trample his detractors and root out enemies.
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But that didn't bother McCarthy, who insisted that Trump was simply trying to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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The Reagan administration even funded an opposition insurgent group known as the Contras to root out the Sandinistas.
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Trump and his allies paint that as part of an effort to encourage Ukraine to root out corruption.
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The legislation would set aside funding to root out the downloading of child pornography by Defense Department contractors.
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The report also revealed numerous problems with efforts to root out corruption among Border Patrol and customs agents.
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Freenome is using machine learning to root out biological signals of cancer from DNA fragments in the blood.
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Additionally, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is trying to root out problem brokers by analyzing data it collects.
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Facebook also used the new report to advance a push around artificial intelligence to root out inappropriate posts.
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Mr. Erdogan's government has sought to root out any remaining dissent by targeting nearly every segment of society.
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More distressingly, it has left the UAW with little opportunity to root out corruption from the top down.
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At the moment, astronomers don't have access to the kind of resolution required to root out smaller worlds.
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The IMF and Ukraine's other foreign backers have repeatedly called for Ukraine to improve efforts to root out graft.
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Guo's return to the capital comes as the leadership is urging regulators to root out sources of financial risk.
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That call revolved around working together to "root out corruption," according to a White House readout of the conversation.
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Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch inflamed tensions with Lutsenko in March when she publicly lambasted Ukraine's efforts to root out corruption.
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The company has a programme to root out fake news, but just how effective it has been is unclear.
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Douglas Merrill, CEO of ZestFinance, says that its tools are supposed to root out hidden biases, not amplify them.
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And they are somewhat surprising when compared to her earlier efforts to root out anti-Semitism in her party.
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Warren highlighted her push to root out corruption in Washington, a point she often makes on the campaign trail.
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Brussels has been a hot zone since Tuesday's attacks -- police have been conducting daily raids to root out suspects.
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There has been no clear indication that Pompeo will try to root out Brennan's reform at the organizational level.
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NATO member Turkey says the moves are necessary to protect democracy and root out supporters of the failed putsch.
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It also mandates those agencies propose rules to root out fraud and abuse in the broader worker visa system.
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Opposition lawmakers called for her resignation on grounds her job was to root out corruption, not defend the president.
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In the 1980s President Reagan's Grace Commission worked like bloodhounds to root out waste, fraud, corruption and taxpayer abuse.
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California's experience suggests that NDA bans can protect victims and still root out the worst problems associated with NDAs.
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Lieu said he is "very excited" about the bill and emphasized the need to "root out corruption" in Washington.
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Amin came to power amid economic dissatisfaction, and promised to root out corruption, which partially explains his initial population.
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To truly root out discriminatory behavior, many experts say, it must become easier for victims to gain redress legally.
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Pope Francis in 2014 established a Vatican commission intended to establish best practices to root out abuse in parishes.
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There should be multilateral religious exchanges that stress tolerance and work together to root out extremism, the document said.
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One man thinks Petro is the best hope for Colombia to finally root out long-entrenched corruption and inequality.
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President Maithripala Sirisena vowed to conduct a house-to-house search of the entire country to root out terrorists.
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She believes some families have already become complicit in their government's efforts to root out the country's gay population.
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The sources reportedly confirmed that the jihadi group is turning on itself in an attempt to root out moles.
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In a published letter to the Romanian leader, he criticized the notoriously corrupt country's efforts to root out graft.
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And the United States should support efforts to root out corruption that is often fueled by predatory corporate interests.
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For years, Brazil's judiciary massive multi-year probe to root out corruption from the political class has made headlines.
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The company said it had discovered the activity as part of its broader effort to root out election interference.
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A federal monitor was appointed to oversee the State Police force as it sought to root out racial discrimination.
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Turkey had long planned to root out the militia, the Syrian Democratic Forces, which it considers a terrorist organization.
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Parnas went public with accusations that the president wanted Ukraine to investigate the Biden family — not root out corruption.
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Boeing's new CEO and leadership team must root out arrogance and approach stakeholders with humility and a listening stance.
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On the one hand, they said, it was important to target and root out the leaders of drug rings.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has pursued a sweeping campaign to root out corruption since assuming power three years ago.
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Lopez Obrador, who took office in December 2018, rose to power with pledges to root out corruption in Mexico.
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His formal personal manner has bolstered his image as a man ready to root out corruption, cronyism and privilege.
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PiS says the courts need to be more efficient and the changes would root out the remnants of communism.
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He had two primary platforms: to resolve the war in the east with Russia and to root out corruption.
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Its algorithms monitor hundreds of data points such as price and transaction records of sellers to root out illegitimate products.
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Except that, as members of his own administration continue to clarify, this wasn't a broad effort to root out corruption.
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But using robots with explosives or munitions to root out or even kill suspects appears far less routine, experts say.
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Republicans tend to cast their efforts to root out fraud as essential to preserving electoral integrity—a perfectly reasonable goal.
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Google is introducing a new program to help root out vulnerabilities in third-party apps in its Google Play storefront.
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Malcolm parades Jennifer around the town in order to root out her relative, who they know is on the island.
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Multinationals that require their suppliers to keep premises safe and root out slave labour are generally silent on sexual harassment.
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Beijing says the law was designed to root out cybercecurity threats in "critical" industries, and not to target foreign businesses.
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Both of these guests emphasize Trump's approach to unauthorized immigration — a need to root out criminals and protect the borders.
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Consumer advocates had said the move would leave investigators hamstrung as they tried to root out cases of possible wrongdoing.
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Tchividjian sees it as his Christian duty to root out abuse in the church, and to build defenses against it.
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They attribute the arrests to in-fighting among rival government factions rather than a genuine desire to root out corruption.
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Ukraine's leaders pledged to root out corruption when the country got a $17.5 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund.
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Erdogan says the action is necessary to root out subversive elements loyal to Gulen and to maintian stability in Turkey.
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Andrew Cuomo, New York's governor, vowed to clean up Albany, but he disbanded a commission to root out public corruption.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Brian Chesky, chief executive of Airbnb, made a vow this month to root out bigotry from his business.
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In addition, Shulkin has reportedly sought permission to root out those in his department who have attempted to undermine him.
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The lawmakers concurred with the companies that the responsibility to root out foreign interference on social media requires government help.
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Zuckerberg called the concerns "fair" and said he has worked to "root out" any political bias in the company's work.
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Stunningly, as Argentina's government strives to solidify economic reforms, it has an unexpected historic opportunity to root out systemic corruption.
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Security experts also use the method for good, as part of their efforts to root out and eradicate security flaws.
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Politico also reported last month that Shulkin had the backing of the administration to root out "subversion" at his agency.
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And critics of Clinton's email practices are continuing to search for ways to root out wrongdoing by the former secretary.
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These self-styled exorcists come to root out the inner racism in anyone forced to sit through these training programs.
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The device connects to a feed which taps into China's state database to root out potential criminals using facial recognition.
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The UAE and Saudi Arabia are eager to root out Islamists who dominated in Sudan under Bashir's three-decade rule.
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Mr. Wang, 69, was the enforcer in Mr. Xi's drive to root out corruption and strengthen discipline in the party.
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O'Malley, Law's successor, heads a Vatican commission advising Pope Francis on how to root out sexual abuse in the Church.
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The hope is that it could eventually be used to root out pandemics or bio-attacks in the future, too.
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The activists sought to root out unlicensed tour groups by surrounding group leaders and demanding to see their operating permits.
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The honeymoon was brief: Mr. Saakashvili resigned last November, accusing Mr. Poroshenko of obstructing his efforts to root out graft.
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Mr Saied, by contrast, was seen as a monastic figure who will root out corruption and take on the establishment.
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He breezily dismissed the defense raised by Trump's loyalists that Trump was just trying to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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But sometimes she couldn't root out the pills fast enough, and she would experience what every addict dreads most: withdrawal.
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But now, he said, some Sunni residents were cooperating with security forces to help root out Islamic State sleeper cells.
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We must all join to stop them in their tracks and root out the hatred and ignorance at their core.
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Next, the Manitoba Liquor, Gaming, and Cannabis authority will conduct security checks to root out any possible connections to organized crime.
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It said his review of the records was "disappointingly superficial," with no attempt to root out excessive, unnecessary or duplicative billings.
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At BT, du Plessis has a mandate to root out and remedy control problems that led to an Italian accounting scandal.
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The LNA used heavy artillery and air strikes to try to root out rival fighters holed up in downtown residential streets.
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Serbia must also improve its economy, business climate, the rule of law, media freedoms and root out corruption and organized crime.
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He photographed several areas that were under a 24-hour curfew as the Turkish military tried to root out the enemy.
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In the Rebels animated series, he oversees the Inquisitors, Force-sensitives he sends to root out and murder the remaining Jedi.
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The notice said local officials made the move to ensure quality standards were upheld and to root out counterfeit gear makers.
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The companies often collaborate as part of an industry-wide effort to root out fake accounts and state-sponsored influence campaigns.
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A tendency to conflate religious conservatism with the kind of fanaticism that feeds violence has undermined efforts to root out terrorism.
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So, we are seeing the dark side of the remaining systemic racism that we have to root out in our society.
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" Ned Price said the U.S. would continue to work with Pakistan and its partners to "root out the scourge of terrorism.
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Groups of humans could have worked together to identify and root out the most savage people (usually males) in their midst.
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To root out scams, Kessler relies on techniques he honed through years of experience as a New York state tax enforcer.
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Labour has failed to root out anti-Semitism among its members, some of whom harass Jewish MPs as agents of Israel.
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The DOJ's Civil Rights Division launches pattern and practice investigations into law enforcement agencies to identify and root out systemic problems.
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Fighting corruption was a central plank of the Republican campaign, along with a promise to root out wasteful spending in Montgomery.
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"Our charge on this committee isn't so much necessarily to try to seek out and root out criminal behavior," Rooney asserted.
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P&G said it relies on regular audits to root out any transparency failings on the part of its agency relationships.
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Many banks have a system of checks and balances by which they can validate and review transactions to root out fraud.
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Christianizing Native children was considered akin to Americanizing them, the goal being to root out every last vestige of Native identity.
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New code security tools should enable developers to identify and root out security holes as they're coding, not after they're finished.
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The party has promised to revamp politics and root out what Babis calls mafia-like networks of business and political interests.
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The Trade Waste Commission was created under then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to regulate the industry and root out bad actors.
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All should be able to get behind a relatively simple plan to root out corruption and wrongdoing in our federal agencies.
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US counterintelligence investigators -- whose priority is to root out foreign agents like Butina -- will surely interrogate her about her Russian associates.
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It says the purges are needed to root out supporters of a U.S.-based Muslim cleric it blames for the coup.
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It is this notion of using technology to root out investment risks that lies at the heart of BlackRock's investing strategy.
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Myanmar authorities used the attack to justify operations to root out terrorists, but this latest UN report dismisses that reasoning outright.
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Former detainees say China's camps are meant to root out devotion to Islam and replace it with loyalty to the state.
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The FBI is stepping up its efforts to root out foreign corruption with a new squad of agents based in Miami.
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They were this year's first U.S. combat deaths in Iraq, where 85033,200 U.S. troops remain to root out remnants of ISIS.
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The Syrian regime and its allies justify their coming attack on Idlib by saying that they want to root out jihadists.
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The businessmen, however, were really undercover F.B.I. agents engaged in a two-year operation to root out corruption in city government.
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Turkey had long planned to root out the militia, the Syrian Democratic Forces, which it considers to be a terrorist organization.
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The government has portrayed the highest-ranking corruption trial in decades as a success in its efforts to root out graft.
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But the army's aggressive sweeps to root out the remaining fighters have taken a toll on more than just Boko Haram.
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The 11th-hour smear nevertheless reinforced Mr. Zelensky's campaign message that the country needed a new leader to root out corruption.
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From there, the Employee Success team began reviewing merit increases, bonuses, stock grants, and promotions to root out disparities there, too.
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Even amid the wave of condemnation Monday, there were signs there's a long way to go to root out the problem.
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A key element of compliance is to carefully monitor customers to root out potentially suspicious transactions, which can be extremely complex.
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Zelenskiy took power in April on promises to root out corruption amid widespread dismay over rising prices and sliding living standards.
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Anything that makes workers more likely to accept such an arrangement makes it harder to root out violations of the law.
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He believes there are ways to implement a responsible and transparent program to root out illegal grows using unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Critics have accused Xi of using the corruption campaign as a cover to root out political rivals, though he has denied this.
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It's up to all of us to try to fix it and root out some of those problems in business and society.
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An operation is being carried out in the region to root out the militants with aerial and gendarmerie support, the sources said.
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The announcement is the latest in an aggressive campaign by American authorities to root out Chinese espionage operations in the United States.
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That's not a knock on good cops; that's attempt to root out the bad ones while reforming a system that protects them.
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The company has been attempting to improve the quality of news posted on the platform and root out fake stories and accounts.
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They feel no need to root out white supremacist or radical Christian propaganda, and insist, correctly, that they're separate from such extremists.
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ANC spokesman Dakota Legoete said the party was determined to root out corruption and had taken steps including setting up judicial enquiries.
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But more needs to be done in workplaces across the country to root out the kind of behavior that he engaged in.
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Ahead of Tuesday's meeting, shareholders have filed proposals pushing the company to root out the practices that led to such widespread fraud.
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We must also redouble our efforts with our allies to identify, root out, and destroy the perpetrators of such acts of evil.
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But we are already getting a vital window into something both sides should want to root out of our country for good.
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Biden, among many others, urged for Shokin to be pushed out amid allegations he was not doing enough to root out corruption.
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The crackdown intensifies a long-standing push by Erdogan to root out the influence of followers of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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His purpose is not to root out fraud, but to throw you off the registration rolls, especially if you are a Democrat.
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Rumors spread that Administration officials had established an "insider threat" program at the N.S.C., and were trying to root out disloyal staffers.
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We, as a nation, in condemning hatred in any form, must root out anti-Semitism wherever it may rear its ugly head.
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The move comes amid a major shake-up at PDVSA that leftist President Nicolas Maduro says is designed to root out corruption.
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Investor confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy remains fragile, despite Ramaphosa's pledges to woo investment, create jobs and root out rampant corruption.
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Only decisive action to root out the corruption and return to the core values and principles of the organization can save it.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, who had served as Mr. Zuma's deputy for four years, promised to root out corruption, particularly in state-owned enterprises.
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Security has improved nationwide, but a devolving state has been left unable to root out extremists, who still carry out devastating attacks.
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He would like to see a joint effort by the various leagues and law enforcement to root out racially-charged fan behavior.
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"The only way to root out corruption, the only way to dismiss employees for corruption is an internal investigation," Howard Srebnick argued.
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Startup veterans I spoke with had different ideas for how to root out the non-partner partners that inflate Silicon Valley's accomplishments.
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Mr. El Aissami also heads a newly formed "commando" unit, meant to root out dissidents that the government accuses of plotting coups.
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This week, Massachusetts' top securities regulator said he has sent an inquiry to firms in an effort to root out "rogue" advisers.
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The Iowa Lottery is among those requiring winners to identify themselves, which officials see as a way to root out potential fraud.
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In March, Dorsey said Twitter is searching for ways to root out trolling, bullying, hate speech, and political manipulation on the network.
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While the intention of the regulation might have been to root out predators, many of the questions covered attitudes toward gay rights.
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Last week, Facebook said it would use artificial intelligence combined with human moderators to root out extremist content from its social network.
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The government is seeking the support of separatists who are talking peace with the government to root out groups with extremist agendas.
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And he repeatedly sought to expand the bureau's power to root out suspects and criminals who communicated digitally under cover of encryption.
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"I would certainly think given the budgets they have that they would have the ability to root out these videos," Buxbaum said.
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Though critics say the military is not doing enough to root out extremism, it does much more now than it once did.
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Objective mathematical tools like the efficiency gap may be the only way to root out gerrymandering and keep our political battlefields in balance.
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In mid-September, anxieties over the "vampire" problem surged when vigilantes set up roadblocks and formed mobs to root out the perceived threat.
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The office is tasked with auditing other federal agencies to root out fraud and abuse, usually by asking questions and poring over paperwork.
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Police from the Istanbul financial-crimes unit conducted operations in 57 separate addresses on Saturday to root out sympathizers of Gulen, NTV said.
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By banning the extremists because they collaborated, Facebook both begins to root out its hate-speech network and discourage others from joining in.
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Either way, the government does seem to be pursuing with vigour the directive of the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, to "root out militancy".
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They are there to help root out teachers who show any sign of disloyalty to President Xi Jinping and the ruling Communist Party.
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What Trump said: The US and Ukraine have a treaty "that we will work together to root out corruption in Ukraine," Trump said.
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The PSD's promises to put more money in people's pockets proved more appealing to voters than its rivals' pledges to root out corruption.
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Biden laid out his dealings with Ukraine, saying that he carried out the official policy of the US government to "root out" corruption.
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He declared it all a sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil.
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"Our police chief is committed to root out all of this stuff and prosecute all of those who engage in it," Norton said.
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The government says oil-rich Venezuela has been corrupt for decades, and that authorities are trying to root out a few bad apples.
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One is to root out the corruption that results from close links between government and big business, in order to make society fairer.
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More department heads are realizing that and implementing sophisticated implicit bias training to root out ugly things from the subconscious of police officers.
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TESS is designed to root out nearby Earth-scale worlds, which scientists think have the highest odds of hosting aliens, or being habitable.
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But they also hoped to counter GOP claims that Obama hasn't been forceful enough in demanding that Muslim leaders help root out extremism.
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We can talk until we are blue in the face about how critical whistleblowers have been in helping root out fraud and misconduct.
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As KCNA announced the allegations last week, it also said North Korea was embarking on a campaign to root out suspected foreign agents.
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President Trump has been particularly critical of leaks in his administration, frequently tweeting about his intention to root out leakers from his office.
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He would have to manage a tense relationship with Washington, which has accused Islamabad of not doing enough to root out Taliban militants.
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Pope Francis has said sexual violence against children will not be tolerated and has vowed to root out sexual abuse in the Church.
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As Mr. Abadi has pushed to root out corruption, trim government and end sectarian quotas, he has been opposed by other Shiite factions.
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"We are working with our Kenyan counterparts, our national anti-doping organization and the IAAF to get to root out doping," he added.
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This might not root out all corruption, but such policies can create a strong fiscal incentive to ensure that money is spent well.
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The attorneys and the judge will have the chance to root out any potential jurors' biases in Alexandria during jury selection next week.
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In his acceptance speech Andrés Manuel López Obrador, vowed to root out corruption in Mexico, even if found among his friends and family.
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Under Hoover the FBI also ran a dedicated campaign to root out people in the federal government suspected of being gay or lesbian.
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This was around the same time the former vice president was spearheading the Obama administration's efforts to pressure Ukraine to root out corruption.
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" In pressing Brennan for evidence, Rooney affirmed that "our charge on this committee isn't so much to try to root out criminal behavior.
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Most sectors were little changed, with real estate stocks steadying even as Chinese cities took measures to root out irregular property market activities.
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"This bill makes it harder to root out corruption in elections and campaign finance," Cooper said at a news conference earlier this week.
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The re-tests were conducted ahead of the Rio Olympics as the IOC sought to root out potential cheats ahead of the Games.
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Mattis said he preferred a less direct approach, working with local allies to root out terrorists in lieu of close-quarter urban combat.
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"We will root out the practice of coaches having absolute control over the future of their athletes and abusing that power," Lee said.
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Two moderate House Democrats are introducing a bill aiming to root out corporate influence where it currently thrives: Washington, DC. On Friday, Reps.
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Mr. Ramaphosa's victory amounts to a victory for reformers in the A.N.C., which wants to root out corruption and woo back foreign investors.
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The US military stormed the city twice in 2004 to try to root out insurgents, producing some of the war's most vicious fighting.
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Facebook and Google have tens of thousands of content moderators to root out hate speech and false information on their sites, for example.
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Thwarting Saddam's ambitions and continuing to root out bin Laden's henchmen and associates, moreover, will do more than take care of immediate menaces.
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Opposition politicians say bribery cases are a reflection of turf wars, not a genuine intent by Maduro's unpopular government to root out graft.
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His suspension comes as a blow to Mr. Corbyn, who has been accused of failing to root out anti-Semitism within the party.
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In the 1950s, Senator Joe McCarthy's crusade to root out (usually imaginary) Communists finally crashed when he pushed too far against the Army.
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This month, South Korea's head of police Min Gap-ryong vowed to "root out" police collusion no matter the rank of those involved.
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Instead, the committee has adopted a "not my problem" approach, declaring that it is up to the individual sports to root out abuse.
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Mr. Erdogan has sought to root out dissent before the vote with a purge of alleged supporters of the failed coup last year.
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The additional immigration officers are so "we can eliminate MS-13 and root out the criminal cartels from our country," Mr. Trump said.
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The Obama administration has long said it pushed for the prosecutor to be removed because he wasn't doing enough to root out corruption.
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No wonder so many voters put their faith in Mr. Duterte's vow to root out crime in his first six months as president.
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The Obama administration has long said it pushed to get the prosecutor fired for not doing enough to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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And because this type of discrimination is so firmly baked into a workplace culture, it can be much more difficult to root out.
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Insiders say accusations against Ramirez stem from a turf war within the Socialist Party rather than a real desire to root out graft.
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In August, for instance, state attorneys general locked down a voluntary pact with telecom giants securing pledges to help root out these calls.
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Generations of Chicago mayors have struggled to tamp down violence and root out police misconduct, sometimes making progress but never ending the problems.
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Whether or not Roy Moore makes it into the Senate, Republicans may be slower than Democrats to root out harassers in their ranks.
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And strong political divisions remain in Puerto Rico even as the public joined together, across political parties, to root out Rosselló out of office.
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The drive to root out corruption has felled ministers, the head of government's anti-graft body, the tax chief and thousands of civil servants.
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A key sticking point is the role of EU and U.S. officials in the body that will vet judges to root out corrupt ones.
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The NGO vessels will also be obliged to let police travel with them to help root out any human traffickers hidden amongst the migrants.
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"We need to root out corruption from the face of South Africa," Ramaphosa told a campaign event in the Sandton financial district of Johannesburg.
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Block's life changed on October 6, 2013, when he and fellow Rangers embarked on a direct-action raid to root out insurgent bombing attacks.
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He established the Office of Accountability and Whistle-blower Protection in 2017 as part of his effort to root out malfeasance at the department.
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Myanmar denied entry to the U.N. mission's investigators and rejected their findings, insisting that security forces conducted a legitimate operation to root out "terrorists".
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It ordered re-tests of samples from Beijing in the run-up to last year's Rio Olympics to try and root out drug cheats.
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Erdogan has rejected such criticism, saying Turkey is determined to root out its enemies at home and abroad, and could reintroduce the death penalty.
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But that doesn't mean, Dr. MacKenzie notes, that the data isn't worth tracking or that it's not worth Lyft's time to root out discrimination.
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Last month the party told the Public Security Ministry, which runs the police, they needed to deepen efforts to root out Zhou's "pernicious influence".
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Efforts to root out those accused of anti-Semitic slurs online have been slow and attracted unhelpful cries of witch hunts from a minority.
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The new authentication requirement is designed to help the company root out scammers and Russian agents from abusing Facebook pages to influence the public.
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Eventually, though, Metcalf said more transparency, shifting culture, and clearer regulations will help to root out what has long been science's dirty little secret.
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So it is up to them to find and root out abuses in real estate lending and to close the racial gap in homeownership.
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The move is the culmination of a three-month government campaign to root out gunmen from the 400-year-old Musawara neighborhood of Awamiya.
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"We must also redouble our efforts with our allies to identify, root out, and destroy the perpetrators of such acts of evil," he added.
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Montenegro, a small Adriatic republic, wants to join the European Union but to do so it must root out endemic organized crime and corruption.
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Since winning election on a reform platform, Mr. Buhari has moved to root out graft and to investigate human rights abuses by the military.
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Europe's national security agencies were poorly coordinated and blamed for failing to root out cells of homegrown Islamist terrorists, especially in France and Belgium.
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The government has said these steps are needed to root out supporters of the coup and won't infringe on the rights of ordinary Turks.
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In a communiqué, participants at the meeting outlined pledges to root out bribery and tackle the problem of corruption in many fields, including sports.
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His closing argument includes promises to roll back regulation, beef up immigration rules and root out wrongdoing in Washington by cracking down on lobbying.
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Wukan was once hailed as a model of grass-roots participation that other Chinese villages might emulate as they sought to root out corruption.
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Second, the Speaker should ask GOP appropriators to root out Democratic-pushed spending in those bills and cut that spending from the final product.
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In the first place, social media companies need to get more aggressive about using algorithms and humans to root out bots and automated accounts.
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Twitter attributed the decline in users to its investments in "conversational health," and efforts to root out spam, as well as Europe's GDPR legislation.
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According to The New York Times, the FBI started a double-agent program in March 2015 to root out spies working for the Chinese.
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The Trump administration has touted its efforts to root out the problem by stepping up prosecutions and supporting legislation to combat online sex trafficking.
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Ukraine's patchy efforts to root out endemic graft have helped derail a disbursement of $1.7 billion in new aid from the International Monetary Fund.
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Since AI is only as good as the data that trains it, IBM thinks making a diverse dataset available will help root out bias.
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Washington's Crab Team will be blanketing traps over the area where the critter was found, to root out as many more as they can.
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The desire to root out all instances of abuse is appropriate and honorable, and DOL should maintain a zero-tolerance policy for such behavior.
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"This marks just the latest important step the Senate is taking in our sustained effort to root out sexual violence in our military," Sen.
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It's financed by tax hikes on the highest earners (Trump's plan would be paid for by a vague promise to root out unemployment fraud).
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He offered to "fully cooperate" with the bureau and suggested that F.B.I. agents work undercover in the casino to root out any mafia elements.
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In industries like domestic work where workers still lack basic rights like a minimum wage, it's especially hard to identify and root out exploitation.
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The panels, which pull information from Encyclopaedia Britannica and Wikipedia, were announced last summer as part of a broader effort to root out misinformation.
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The move comes as Trump and his allies seek to root out members of his administration they view as disloyal following the president's acquittal.
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The system might be working to root out corruption, but a nasty side effect is that it is also eroding Brazilians' faith in democracy.
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We will also further conduct deep internal probes and we are vowing to root out anyone that has directly or indirectly participated in violations.
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It's a modern-day spoils system and, ironically, the exact kind of corruption Trump promised to root out of Washington when he took office.
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In its statement on Tuesday, the attorney general's office said "extensive operations" had been ordered to root out corruption in the country's judicial system.
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Trump, who says he was acting out of his duty to root out corruption, also said last week that China also should investigate Biden.
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Beijing, however, has been cracking down on lavish official spending and graft, with President Xi Jinping leading a sweeping campaign to root out corruption.
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That would risk the conclusion that the goal wasn't to root out abuses at all, but to justify the ones they hoped to commit.
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Leaders of his Morena party said dissolving the Inadem would cut out the middleman and root out corruption with support going directly to beneficiaries.
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Mr. Klimkin said American officials had always provided the aid along with encouragement to overhaul the army and military industries to root out corruption.
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Despite the 2014 revolution, many longtime politicians remained in office and efforts to root out corruption — and the influence of oligarchs — had mixed results.
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The Obama administration has long said it sought the prosecutor's removal because he had not done enough to root out corruption in the country.
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Critics said the president's endorsement of rough tactics could make it tougher for police to work with immigrant communities to root out gang elements.
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"Journalists and activists in the United States and Europe must do more to expose and root out disinformation, especially on social media," he wrote.
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Veteran leftist Lopez Obrador took office in December promising to root out the entrenched corruption, poverty and violence afflicting Latin America's second-largest economy.
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That would risk the conclusion that the goal wasn't to root out abuses at all but to justify the ones they hoped to commit.
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He works alongside David Gastwirth, an insurance consultant at American Business in Austin, to help root out the appropriate product for a client's situation.
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The company gave nearly identical answers to those questions, outlining how it was deploying new tools to root out fake accounts and disinformation campaigns.
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He said the company would use a type of artificial intelligence known as machine learning as part of its efforts to root out abuses.
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The rationale for the mass spying program was to root out possible al Qaeda cells and terrorist activity in order to prevent future attacks.
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Instead of any concerted effort to root out the causes of anti-Semitism in society, we saw very little in the way of concrete action.
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After the assassination of a top Hamas official by suspected Palestinian informants for Israel, Hamas' long and intense operation to root out spies has escalated.
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According to Reuters, the BND has come under criticism in recent years for failing to root out right-wing extremists in the post-war era.
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"The division's investigation aims to root out and eradicate the manipulation that has plagued this industry," Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim said in a statement.
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Halsema is overseeing the creation of a network of women in neighborhoods across Amsterdam to offer "pragmatic" help to discover and root out extremism locally.
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Outgoing President Jimmy Morales, who is barred from running again, took power pledging to root out the public sector corruption that brought down his predecessor.
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Giuliani has openly admitted to seeking out damaging information about the Bidens, defending it as working for his client and attempting to root out corruption.
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The statements provided no details, but quoted the bodies' top officials as pledging to root out the problems and abide by party anti-corruption rules.
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There's a world in which YouTube proactively sought out bad search results and data voids, blocking access while it works to root out exploitative content.
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And they're asked to run on a treadmill while being closely monitored to figure out exercise capacity, as well as root out signs of blockages.
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South Korea is willing to build an economic community with the North once the effort to root out Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions is completed, Moon added.
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Now the federal government—as part of its professed, if inconsistent, pledge to remedy the crisis—is trying to root out some of these frauds.
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The nearly nine-month fight culminated in a crescendo of devastation — the blasting of the historic Old City to root out the militants' final pockets.
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With the proposal, Democrats hope to cast themselves as the party better equipped to root out corruption and boost participation in the U.S. political system.
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The government has said these steps are needed to root out supporters of the coup and will not infringe on the rights of ordinary Turks.
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South Korea is willing to build an economic community with its neighbor once the effort to root out Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions is completed, Moon said.
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Macri campaigned partly on a promise to root out endemic corruption in Argentina and has vowed to provide investigators into his finances whatever information necessary.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has vowed to root out a militant Islamist insurgency in the area ahead of his bid for reelection next month.
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But the message fell flat, and Giuliani, Volker testified, emerged as "a problem" for diplomats seeking to root out corruption and strengthen ties with Kiev.
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A former Mexico City mayor, Lopez Obrador has promised to root out corruption, and wants the contracts analyzed to ensure the process was not tainted.
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These hunts were also a convenient way for a community to root out differences, and rid itself of potential enemies to a conservative status quo.
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In fact, Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Nayef has been instrumental in cultivating their support in his fight to root out al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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If they can't keep track of where the money goes, it's much harder to root out waste or avoid overpaying for basic goods and services.
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This would be a symbolic deterrent, but an insufficient one; in order to root out corruption, he'd have to purge huge swaths of the government.
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After the 9/11 attacks, the city — with the court's agreement — relaxed those guidelines to allow the police broad authority to root out terrorist threats.
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The organization is now also aiming to have a more transparent budgeting process it hopes will root out waste and lead to more effective spending.
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"We have mechanisms in place where if we can root out folks who have leaked, they will suffer consequences, ," Mr. Obama said at the time.
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Until we can root out the biases baked into our society that keep reemerging in each new generation of technology, what is to be done?
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The audits of developers who pulled lots of friends' data before the 2014 change that restricted that ability could root out some more bad actors.
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Erdogan has repeatedly rejected such criticism, saying Turkey is determined to root out its enemies at home and abroad, and could reintroduce the death penalty.
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The main task of the so-called State Security was spying on the East German population, trying to root out class enemies and capitalist dissidents.
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Our research shows that companies need also to root out a bad leader's followers among the rank and file and make other important internal changes.
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Aside from his promise to root out corruption and curb violence, far-right President Jair Bolsonaro ran a strong campaign on anti-Workers Party sentiment.
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Over the weekend, the president condemned the shooting, calling it an anti-Semitic act and urging the country to come together to root out hate.
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To create and sustain a desperately needed investment-led recovery, he will need to root out bad practices that have bedevilled the country for decades.
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But the version that passed in 1968 had been declawed — stripped of enforcement provisions that would have given HUD strong authority to root out discrimination.
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China has been following a policy it calls the "Sinicisation" of religion, trying to root out foreign influences and enforce obedience to the Communist Party.
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The company has responded by pledging to root out fake accounts and build a publicly searchable archive of ads related to elections, among other steps.
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From the start, he pledged to root out corruption and finally deliver on the promise of a just South Africa for all of its citizens.
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The Obama administration stated at the time that it sought to have Shokin removed as part of its efforts to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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"The only way to root out corruption, the only way to dismiss employees for corruption is an internal investigation," Howard Srebnick, another defense attorney, said.
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In 2628, the CCP issued a directive for a full construction of the system, aiming to effectively root out any perceived risks to the regime.
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Mackey and other experts conceded that Instagram's efforts to root out illicit sales are complicated by the methods taken by rogue sellers to elude detection.
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And both of those requests were to satisfy his own personal motives and interests, not to root out corruption in the country more broadly. 29.
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A handful of US officials testified on Capitol Hill that Zelensky was seen as someone who could deliver on his promises to root out corruption.
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Prior reporting by the New York Times has hinted at the scale of Qahtani's online efforts to root out opposition to the totalitarian Saudi monarchy.
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The leader, who began his second five-year term in October, has vowed to maintain the "irreversible" momentum of the campaign to root out corruption.
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The self-proclaimed democratic socialist has unveiled numerous plans to root out corporate influence as he runs near the top of a jammed primary field.
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But he dismissed as "ludicrous" accusations that the arrests were politically motivated, saying that was the only way to root out corruption and self-dealing.
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But the effects of media harassers and abusers on our nation's politics — on our very understanding of ourselves — make take far longer to root out.
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The president-elect reprised his criticism of Boeing, saying his government would root out excessive expenses such as the costly Air Force One replacement contract.
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His internal-affairs office, as Judge Snow found, was more a task force to pursue grudges than an effort to root out misbehavior among deputies.
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Since taking power in the May 2014 coup the junta has moved to root out Thaksin's influence and has cracked down on activists, journalists and dissidents.
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But supporters say it's the only way to root out the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants who are thought to be living in the United States.
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Pope Francis vowed to root out sexual abuse in the church but has been criticized by survivors of sex assault for offering few new concrete proposals.
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Those changes are part of Twitter's efforts to root out foreign political influence on the platform, after the extent of Russia's election interference came to light.
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They work on a flat-fee subscription model, running the automated systems and bringing in a team of expert hackers when necessary to root out vulnerabilities.
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The government says the measures are necessary to root out the followers of the U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it blames for orchestrating the coup.
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The veteran leftist won a landslide election victory on promises to root out endemic corruption, strengthen ailing national oil company Pemex and ensure stable fuel prices.
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The paper may yet be seized on by those who are keen to root out "political correctness" and are perennially unhappy with current anti-discrimination laws.
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Their indictments shed light on the culture of influence peddling and less-than-savory financial transactions that Mr. Trump promised to root out if elected president.
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Ensuring that materials are accessible is the responsibility of the company or organization, but some make it possible for job seekers to root out those tools.
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The US saw arming the Kurds as one of the only ways to successfully root out ISIS from Raqqa, the caliphate's de facto capital in Syria.
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In a shift, Trump also said he wanted to work with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, an alliance he previously called obsolete, to root out terrorism.
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When tanks bulldozed their way in to root out PKK militants who had excavated trenches and laid explosives, tens of thousands of residents had to leave.
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For now, the country remains in the throes of a major offensive to root out ISIS extremists that have laid siege to entire swaths of Iraq.
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EEOC Chair Jenny Yang said on the call that the new reporting requirements would make it easier for the agency to root out discriminatory pay practices.
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At the time of the shooting, Clinton called for stricter gun control and more efforts to root out terrorism in the Middle East and at home.
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Between the lines: If platforms work to root out accounts that engage in deceptive behavior, they can limit the spread of weaponized misinformation without policing content.
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The opening scene has the suited agents root out an intergalactic stowaway hiding aboard a truck full of Spanish-speaking humans, presumably crossing the border illegally.
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Facebook has taken steps before the U.S. election to root out bad actors and will take even more steps now — since those initial efforts weren't enough.
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That has been driven partly by other regulators, like the U.S. Treasury Department, which require banks to root out fraud, money laundering and other financial crimes.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has told associates he wants to put the entire National Security Council staff through a lie detector test to root out leakers.
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Turkey says the United States and other Western allies have not been sufficiently supportive of its efforts to root out those responsible for the failed putsch.
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The radical gambit has been billed as an attempt to root out corruption, end terror financing and move the country into the age of digital payments.
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The F.B.I. and the National Institutes of Health have begun a vast effort to root out scientists in the U.S. stealing biomedical research for other countries.
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Seven soldiers from the Democratic Republic of Congo had also died since the campaign to root out the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) militia began on Oct.
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That same day, dozens of Saudi princes, ministers and businessmen were arrested as part of what bin Salman has called a campaign to root out corruption.
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The program was devised by Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel, who was appointed in January 2015, in a bid to root out corruption at the jail.
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While both countries have claimed to be trying to root out terrorists, Russian forces have frequently targeted U.S.-backed rebels trying to unseat Assad from power.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is creating an office within the agency that grants US citizenship to root out fraudsters and have their citizenship taken away.
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This week, calling it the "worst drug crisis in our history," Sessions launched an opioid abuse task force meant to root out prescription drug-related crimes.
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When asked about Muslim extremism in the United States, he recounted a conversation with his older son about the need to root out "traitors" among them.
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Supporters had predicted that the former governor of Jakarta would root out corruption, promote people based on merit rather than connections and create a vibrant economy.
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Although the procedures vary by state, they all generally suffer from the same destabilizing mechanism: a lack of safeguards to root out the appearance of partisanship.
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Clinton struck an opposite note, calling for American Muslims to be a part of the fight to help the F.B.I. and law enforcement root out extremists.
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California is believed to be the only state that grants its attorney general the power to root out and "eliminate" a local police force's bad behavior.
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Last week the government ordered thousands of villagers to leave their homes in the Anglophone Southwest region as it deployed troops to root out armed separatists.
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Companies in the business of disseminating information, from WeChat to TikTok, hire armies of content moderators to root out what the government deems inappropriate or illegal.
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Recruiting startup Pymetrics developed Audit-AI to root out bias in its own algorithms for determining if a candidate is a good fit for a job.
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According to Politico, Giuliani's letter is at odds with the position of the State Department, which has been supportive of Romania's efforts to root out corruption.
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Bin Salman is publicly leading a modernist drive in Saudi Arabia and has successfully cultivated an image as a sweeping reformer, prepared to root out corruption.
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The PRI suffered a major setback in regional elections in June, when voters castigated the party for its failure to root out graft and gang violence.
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The cases were the latest in a rolling campaign to root out deep-rooted corruption launched after President Xi Jinping assumed office almost four years ago.
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He also continued his attacks on federal law enforcement, promising to root out the "real bad ones" and eliminate the "lingering stench" at the Justice Department.
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Mr. Ramaphosa's pledge to root out corruption has been complicated by factional splits in his party, and he depends on tainted senior officials for political support.
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To make the implicit explicit, as Samuel Johnson had it, to root out elusive associations, half-invisible effects — to identify how a text works, and why.
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Ms. Aldana and the ministry of justice should double down, taking current trials forward, continuing to root out corrupt practices and agitating for more judicial reforms.
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After Mr. Xi came to power in 2012 and installed a hard-line party functionary to run Xinjiang, the drive to root out dissent here accelerated.
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Buttressed by soaring popular support, Lopez Obrador took office in December 2018 vowing to root out corruption, lift the economy and reduce record levels of violence.
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This threat inevitably causes the President to treat the special counsel as a dangerous adversary instead of as a federal prosecutor seeking to root out criminality.
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The Kurdish defense force, known as the YPG, was the only force willing and able to root out ISIS and close down its so-called caliphate.
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Mr. Ramaphosa took office pledging to root out corruption and patronage within the A.N.C., but has faced strong opposition from a rival faction within the party.
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Investigators said collaboration among various federal and state offices was critical to efforts to root out fraud at the schools and provide relief to indebted students.
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President Xi Jinping has overseen a sweeping campaign to root out corruption since coming to power more than six years ago, jailing dozens of senior officials.
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The exodus has put pressure on the security forces to root out any militants posing as displaced people in order to escape or stage suicide attacks.
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But President-elect Nayib Bukele, who will take office in June, has proposed creating a group similar to CICIG to help the government root out corruption.
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Republicans have argued that President Trump withheld military aid to Ukraine because of concerns about corruption, which Zelensky pledged to root out during his election campaign.
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Same deal for lunch, as well: Root out one of the last good tomatoes of the year and make sandwiches in the style of Melissa Clark.
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Proponents of limiting campaign microtargeting say this is a good way to root out some of the bad actors and bad practices in online political ads.
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Indeed, it's usually a good thing when administrative agencies flip through the federal register and find ways to root out inefficient redundancies and relieve regulatory burdens.
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Civil rights leaders have lauded the rule, which requires states and localities to assess and work to root out patterns of residential segregation in their communities.
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In the context of immigration and efforts to combat terror, the Supreme Court has been reluctant to look behind official actions to root out authentic motives.
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"The young women's stories we heard today reinforced our determination to root out abuse in youth sport governing bodies," the pair said in a joint statement.
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Recognising that those seeking to root out corruption were outgunned by those participating in it, in 2007 the Guatemalan government invited the UN to set up CICIG.
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So he wasn&apost looking over the shoulder of Peter Strzok at every moment, but he said he wants to root out any corruption that&aposs there.
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Facebook has been auditing its partnerships to root out any inappropriate access to user information in the wake of a scandal involving British research firm Cambridge Analytica.
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And Jill Filipovic argues that the Instagram-friendly explosions of pink and blue aren't just annoying – they further ingrain what we've spent centuries trying to root out.
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The arrest reflects Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's pledge to root out entrenched corruption and would be the highest profile case since he took office Dec.
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The Center for Policing Equity, based in New York, aims to help law enforcement agencies root out racism by using data to show the inequities in action.
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Sri Lankan authorities have been attempting attempting root out any "sleeper" cells who could initiate another round of attacks, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told CNN on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, Sri Lankan authorities have been attempting to root out "sleeper" cells that could initiate another round of attacks, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told CNN on Thursday.
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"We are hoping to help the good start-ups move faster and get recognition for their work while we also root out the bad ones," Gadelrab said.
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Pope Francis has promised an "all-out battle" to root out pedophilia in the Catholic Church, which has seen its reputation battered by sexual abuse scandals worldwide.
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Players argue back and forth about those identities, trying to root out the mafioso and kill that person, via votes cast at the end of each round.
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Echoing earlier comments, Juncker said the candidates must root out graft and organized crime and end all bilateral territorial conflicts before they can accede to the bloc.
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During his visit, Trump gave a major address to leaders from more than 50 Muslim-majority countries, calling on them root out extremists and unite against Iran.
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"We must ... redouble our efforts with our allies to identify, root out and destroy the perpetrators of such acts of evil," the Kasich statement read, in part.
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Today, Fastow lectures on corporate ethics before students and business groups, and he works with an artificial intelligence company that seeks to help businesses root out fraud.
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He is the only candidate who will protect Christians from the worldwide persecution they face and root out the anti-Semitism that has been choking the globe.
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There was something imperfect about myself, and all I had to do to fix it was diligently root out these wild, ragged hairs and rip them out.
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The three-term senator laid out her vision for the country in a number of policy areas, including a pledge to root out corporate money in politics.
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It's imperative that legislators root out waste, fraud and abuse and hold bureaucrats responsible for the financial decisions they make when they think no one is watching.
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He has proposed bringing back the death penalty to root out crime in the gang-ridden country that sends tens of thousands of migrants north every year.
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LogRocket is a startup on a mission to help companies root out and fix website app errors quickly and efficiently, and it seems to be going well.
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Facebook previously said it wants to be a "hostile place" for terrorists and is using a mix of AI and human intervention to root out terrorist content.
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But Pakistan's military has never been willing to root out these groups completely, as they allow the country to maintain the semblance of power parity with India.
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"We will be efficient and at the same time avoid corruption," said the veteran leftist, who won a landslide election last year pledging to root out graft.
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The prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, was widely derided for not doing enough to root out corruption and there were no active probes into Burisma when he was ousted.
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Markets have rallied since Ramaphosa's election as ANC leader in December, as investors have warmed to his promises to root out corruption and kick-start economic growth.
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" The company also announced a new team of engineers, data scientists and others "whose sole purpose is to advance belonging and inclusion and to root out bias.
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Through this process, we have learned lessons that we believe will enable us to root out this behavior immediately if it ever threatens our campus community again.
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A global coalition coordinating the effort to root out widespread corruption in the energy sector is decrying the Trump administration's decision to pull out of the effort.
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He also said that he raised the Bidens in order to pressure Ukraine to root out "corruption" and that his actions had nothing to do with politics.
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Undoubtedly, the future of the agency ought to include a serious effort to root out the presence of drugs and other hazardous materials in our mail system.
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Their numbers have since swelled to about 1,700 as more foreign nationals surrendered or were captured during operations to root out the militants, according to aid officials.
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Bukele took office on June 1, ending three decades of a two-party system and vowing to root out entrenched corruption that has implicated even former presidents.
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This was important as it allowed the researches to root out genetic mutations present in the vibration-allergic group but not in the the non-allergic group.
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These independent firms oversee the project's contractors and subcontractors to root out any instances of fraud, waste, abuse, overbilling, or failure to perform the construction as promised.
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Lead prevention and control efforts should start at the practitioner level, with interventions and probing that can root out dangers before the more serious health effects occur.
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Expressing regrets that senior managers failed to take steps sooner to root out the problems, Mr. Sloan outlined how the bank was trying to make things right.
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My job, using a special forked tool, was to root out dandelions as soon as they appeared, catching them, at all cost, before they went to seed.
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We do need to take a hard look at our sport, without any rose-colored glasses, and root out any inconsistencies and prejudices that might be there.
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Let it move you to act in whatever way you think will most protect children and root out the clerical rot that gave rise to these crimes.
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The United Nations issued a statement expressing "profound concern" over the change, which it said threatened the progress Brazil has made to root out exploitive labor practices.
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You know, the Abolition and Suffrage Movement, in the 1830s, the Suffrage Movement begins to take root out of women who are involved in the Abolition Movement.
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Also known as African Global Operations, Bosasa is among companies to suffer penalties since Ramaphosa became South African president a year ago, promising to root out corruption.
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Such information is exactly what the Chinese use to root out spies, recruit intelligence agents and build a rich repository of Americans' personal data for future targeting.
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The only way to root out abuse of power and harassment, they argue, is to enforce the Civil Rights Act to prevent discriminatory hiring practices against women.
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Mr. Wofford has taken a different tack, focusing on efforts to root out corruption at the state level so that taxpayer money can be spent more effectively.
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The researchers argue those findings suggest that YouTube has decided which types of misinformation it wants to root out and which types it is willing to allow.
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By September 2015, she was promoted to deputy assistant commissioner of the Office of Professional Responsibility, overseeing the agency's efforts to root out corruption in its ranks.
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That meant taking down every service—even the Olympics' public website—while they worked to root out whatever malware infection was tearing apart their machines from within.
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Black lawmakers are launching a "root out racism" campaign this week that they say is intended to hold the Trump administration accountable for its actions on race.
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During his call with the Ukrainian leader, President Trump did not discuss matters of importance to the United States, such as Ukraine's efforts to root out corruption.
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Trump calls Zelenskiy to congratulate him and discusses "reforms that strengthen democracy, increase prosperity, and root out corruption" according to a White House readout of the call.
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This strongly suggests the plan was designed to maximize political damage to Biden's campaign and was not motivated a by a sincere desire to root out corruption.
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He decides first that the church needs to root out all the homosexuals, despite Voiello's insistence that homosexuality and pedophilia are two completely different things (and he's right).
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Ahead of the U.S. midterm and Brazil elections last fall, Facebook created a similar "war room, " where teams assembled to try to root out fake news and accounts.
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Once again, Indiana politicians claimed they were trying to root out voter fraud, this time pointing to election fraud in a local Democratic primary that involved absentee balloting.
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Axe's parent company Unilever, which also owns the body positivity-obsessed brand Dove, announced last year that it would root out sexist stereotypes from all of its campaigns.
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Mexico's current president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, campaigned on the slogan "Abrazos no balazos" or "Hugs not bullets," promising to curb the ceaseless violence and root out corruption.
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The Freedom Caucus is proposing to root out nearly every program in the federal government intended to address climate change — targeting some 73 rules and regulations in all.
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In a new Medium post bearing the title "A Safer Conversation," the Periscope Trust & Safety Team pledges to more actively root out problematic commenters starting on Aug. 10.
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While she proposed an effort to root out terrorism in the Middle East and at home, she stressed, unlike Trump, that Muslims must be part of the process.
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You have to root out the bias, discrimination, and harassment that are still widespread at every stage in the pipeline, but particularly in the business and technology industries.
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The poor quality of electronic data that is kept makes it more difficult to engage in data matching, to root out fraud and identify security risks, Roth said.
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South Koreans are broadly supportive of his efforts to tame conglomerates, root out corruption and create a more equitable society by improving health care, pensions and labour conditions.
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The strike was triggered by worker resentment at a company drive to root out illegal miners, who pilfer gold from its shafts after gaining access by employee collusion.
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For along with its efforts to root out "bourgeois" nationalisms, the Kremlin relentlessly promoted a Soviet version of Ukrainian identity, as it did with most other ethnic minorities.
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Groysman's appointment ended months of political turmoil that had stymied the passage of reforms Kiev must implement to root out corruption and secure billions in new Western aid.
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Understanding Parmesan's chemical makeup may help root out food fraudsters who claim to be selling "100 percent Parmesan" when they're actually selling cheddar- and mozzarella-laced wood pulp.
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He has contended the system will not only cover more Americans and cut their health costs, but also root out corruption and inefficiencies in the private health industry.
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The article triggered cries of "treason" from Trump and a demand that the powers of the federal government be brought to bear to root out the disloyal officials.
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One source suggested that because Carter and others pumped tens of thousands of dollars at a time into AMS, Amazon was not incentivized to root out book stuffing.
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And social media should be open to scrutiny, so that anyone can identify who is paying for ads and so that researchers can more easily root out subterfuge.
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" The letter added: "The university now has the opportunity to send a strong message that leadership can and will act quickly and decisively to root out bad behavior.
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Holding gun makers liable for such negligent practices would discourage them from circumventing background checks and encourage them to police their supply chain to root out rogue dealers.
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It is this kind of precision analysis of specific regions that will help tiger advocates to root out where conservation efforts are failing, and further intervention is needed.
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The IOC is keeping samples from past Games for up to a decade to conduct re-tests with newer methods and to try and root out any cheats.
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" Focus on Pakistan: "America will not write a blank check for countries that fail to root out the same forces who try every day to kill our people.
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The deployment of an estimated 3,000 troops would depend on President Ashraf Ghani's ability to root out government corruption and improve the effectiveness of the wobbly Afghan army.
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Both the Trump campaign and its Republican allies plan to push a single, central message: that Mr. Trump's conversations with Ukraine were legitimate attempts to root out corruption.
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He said his quest for investigations into Mr. Biden was merely an effort to root out corruption in Ukraine as part of his stewardship of American taxpayer dollars.
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They should also know that the city's future and stability will remain at risk until they root out barbarism in one of the country's most troubled police agencies.
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The agency was created two decades ago to root out organized crime by licensing and investigating the roughly 893 private commercial trash haulers operating in New York City.
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A former comedian who played a fictional president in a popular TV series, Zelenskiy swept to power promising to clean up Ukrainian politics and root out entrenched corruption.
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Ramaphosa has vowed to root out corruption, which is perceived as a weakness for the ruling African National Congress (ANC) and his presidency ahead of elections this year.
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In the marshlands of the southern Philippines, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, or the MILF, patrol the swamps, looking to root out remaining pockets of ISIS-linked militants.
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The silver-haired Lopez Obrador has pledged to root out corruption and reduce violence, as well as re-invigorate the domestic economy and address chronic inequality if elected.
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The two men are high-profile Sunni Muslim allies of Shi'ite Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who is spearheading the efforts to root out the Sunni jihadist group.
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Wallace worked closely with Harris for many years, and she praised his efforts to help root out racial bias in the attorney general's office in her recent memoir.
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The board and executive team needs to dig deeper into the culture to root out the cliques and culture that allowed this to carry on for so long.
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Ferguson agreed to a consent decree requiring it to root out the racist and unconstitutional practices that Justice officials documented in a hair-raising report two years ago.
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The case is regarded as a test of how far his successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, will be able to carry out his pledge to root out corruption in government.
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In a statement, the district attorney's office said the case against Detective Franco was part of a continuing effort to root out and prosecute police corruption and misconduct.
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BUCHAREST, Romania — Romania, long considered one of the most corrupt states in the European Union, has made energetic efforts to root out graft that has entangled prominent lawmakers.
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Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have all declared war on abuse and harassment, spent years training sophisticated algorithms and hired vast armies of moderators to root out hateful content.
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In addition to the proposed rule change at the USDA, law enforcement agents are making greater use of data from the electronic SNAP transactions to root out fraud.
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At that time, after a Baptist preacher's advertisement urging readers to "root out sodomites" appeared in the local Key West newspaper, a number of anti-gay crimes followed.
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According to witness testimony, Trump wanted the investigations to be publicly announced, but wasn't all that concerned that they were actually carried out to root out supposed corruption.
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Wells Fargo has been operating under growth restrictions imposed by its regulators early last year in an effort to get the bank to root out bad management practices.
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What Hart said about potential bias All 120 potential jurors in Stone's case had filled out detailed questionnaires before the trial started, designed to root out potential bias.
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While he has been hailed for his efforts to bring prosperity to poorer regions and root out corruption, his emphasis on empowering India's Hindu majority has raised concerns.
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Under him, Samsung began a campaign to root out harsh and often violent language supervisors used with their staff, a practice common in the South Korean corporate world.
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Myanmar says its military was there to root out terrorists from the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) militant group, blamed for coordinated attacks on military posts last August.
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The US military and CIA, in addition to Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, have conducted counterterrorism strikes to root out al Qaeda and other terrorists in Yemen.
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Bonnie Glaser: I think that Andrew Yang is exactly right to focus on the use by China of facial technology to root out violent protesters in Hong Kong.
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"This case represents our strong effort to root out people who don't belong in the field where public safety and rehabilitation is the mission," Green told the press.
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The concept of sentence review units is not entirely unfamiliar; it builds on conviction review units that root out cases where an innocent person has been found guilty.
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The concept of sentence review units is not entirely unfamiliar; it builds on conviction review units that root out cases where an innocent person has been found guilty.
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To Lama Hantash, 21, a founding member of Duke Students for Justice in Palestine, the order is part of the administration's efforts to root out anti-Israel sentiment.
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As an example, he cited Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin's statement that his church had no place in Ukraine and suggested it root out Russian agents in its ranks.
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Lopez Obrador has repeatedly vowed to root out political corruption, which he says is a legacy of his adversaries' years in power, since assuming the presidency in October.
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This year Pinduoduo was put on the U.S. government's "notorious" blacklist alongside rival Alibaba for selling fakes, while the company claims it's actively working to root out problematic listings.
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The case reflects Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's pledge to root out entrenched corruption and would be the highest profile move since he took office on Dec. 1.
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Since he became party chief in 2012, Xi has waged war on corruption within the party, warning that a failure to root out graft could jeopardize the party's survival.
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Insiders say accusations against Ramirez stem from a turf war among ruling Socialists, especially ahead of next year's presidential election, rather than a real desire to root out graft.
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In the wake of the coup, however, this revolution has entered a ruthless new phase, a reign of terror which finds new enemies to root out nearly every day.
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A public readout released by the White House regarding the April 21 phone call didn't reveal much, except that Trump implored Zelensky to "root out corruption," the AP reported.
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In recent years, the company has also struggled to root out counterfeit products and accidentally punished legitimate sellers after rivals reported them as selling counterfeits, CNBC has previously reported.
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Asking someone to take a few extra seconds to root out an email with a code in it might dissuade customers from flying with the airline in the future.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, has said he wants to invest in artificial intelligence to root out terrorist propaganda, but that it will take many years to develop new tools.
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He also pledged to create a "commission on radical Islam" to "identify and explain" factors that lead to radicalization and craft standards for local police to root out extremism.
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Reformist officials and ministers in the Ukrainian state have complained their efforts to root out graft are resisted by MPs, ministers and officials who profit from the current system.
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The report casts a shadow over Senegal's energy plans before the first oil and gas starts flowing and despite reassurances from the president that he would root out corruption.
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Leverage the aggregate insights of its own users to root out false or deceptive news, and then, remove the profit motive by charging publishers who try to promote it.
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Let's emphasize, right here, that this is a false narrative that Twitter has explained, and — most importantly — is consistent with the company's stated efforts to root out trolling behavior.
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"It is ultimately the responsibility of companies to know their supply chains, and to root out illegal and exploitative practices such as forced labor and modern slavery," she said.
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It is part of a "de-escalation" zone in the province that ultimately aims to root out al-Qaida-linked groups as a basis for a future political process.
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Macri, a center-rightist, took over as president in December from outgoing leftist Cristina Fernandez, pledging to root out corruption as well as implement sweeping market-friendly economic reforms.
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Speaking about religious policy, Zhang said the party would continue to push in the direction of "Sinification" to root out extremism and guide the faithful to follow "correct" beliefs.
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I was hopeful then that this signaled a serious effort by the network to root out illegal behavior and deal seriously with the culture that allowed it to happen.
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With the bears growling at each Washington misstep, Cramer went back to individual stocks to root out the positive stories driving the bull market regardless of President Donald Trump.
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Rouhani came to power on promises to root out corruption, and in March a businessman allegedly linked to top officials from Ahmadinejad's time in office was sentenced to death.
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Though federal regulations are coming, the industry has been attempting to self-regulate for years, both to root out any bad actors and to prepare for the new laws.
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Last year, Facebook rolled out the Ad Activity tab, which requests feedback from users who purchase items from Facebook ads and Pages in order to root out bad actors.
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The IOC ordered samples from the two Games to be re-tested using new techniques not available at the time of the competitions in attempt to root out cheating.
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Child rights experts say legalizing the mining of mica will allow the sector to be regulated, root out child labor, and ensure better wages and conditions for mine workers.
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And she has promised to provide detailed policies to reduce needless medical procedures and to root out fraud and inefficiencies, moves that could prove effective in the longer run.
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But, according to Tayur, the truly troubling aspect of the story is that it's so difficult for unsuspecting businesses and consumers alike to root out cleverly disguised counterfeit booze.
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Danylyuk is under investigation for suspected tax evasion, which he says is a trumped up charge in retaliation for his efforts to root out corruption and tackle vested interests.
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The charges are the latest indication of the Trump administration's efforts to root out alleged leakers within the government, something that prosecutors emphasized in announcing the charges on Wednesday.
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According to the senior government official, Bashir and MbZ reached "an understanding" that Bashir would root out Islamists and, in return, the UAE would provide Sudan with financial support.
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This would seriously hinder U.S. law enforcement agencies' ability to root out corruption and illegal transfers, which have long plagued the global trade in small arms and light weapons.
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Lopez Obrador, who won Mexico's July 1 presidential election vowing to root out corruption, has promised to tackle the violence that has killed thousands of people in recent years.
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Since 2014, when homegrown Sinai militant group Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis pledged allegiance to Islamic State, Egypt has resorted to ever more destructive means to root out the jihadists.
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Here's what is happening: Housing: The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is pushing new rules that would root out "over-income" tenants in government-assisted housing projects.
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Just like Facebook and Twitter have a responsibility to root out harassment and impostors from their platforms, the news media has an obligation to report responsibly on the president.
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The Sur district has been under lockdown since December 2 as police and soldiers try to root out PKK militants who erected barricades and dug trenches in the neighborhood.
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Representative David McKinley of West Virginia called the criticism of Pruitt a "classic display of innuendo and McCarthyism," a reference to a 1950s-era campaign to root out communists.
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Thursday's operation is just the latest military effort to root out the radical Muslim group entrenched in northern Nigeria, forcing more than 2 million people to flee their homes.
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But they question whether he can outflank powerful party rivals and root out the endemic corruption that has come to define the A.N.C., Nelson Mandela's once celebrated liberation movement.
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If Facebook can connect all of humanity, as its chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, aims to do, the platform should be able to root out fake news, critics might argue.
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In text messages belonging to Parnas, Yuriy Lutsenko, then Ukraine's top prosecutor, emerged as a vocal advocate for Yovanovitch's dismissal after she criticized Ukraine's efforts to root out corruption.
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BEIJING — When officials in an eastern Chinese city were told to root out "uncivilized behavior," they were given a powerful tool to carry out their mission: facial recognition software.
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This was not only extremely degrading, but gave the South unequal representation for many years, making it more difficult to root-out slavery and resulting in the Civil War.
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The order will do less to discover and root out any voter fraud, he writes, and more likely serve as a tool for Republicans to suppress the Democratic vote.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Global sport's anti-doping agency WADA says it needs more funding to help root out cheats and wants sponsors and broadcasters to help foot the bill.
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Trump aides insist that shrinking the NSC has nothing to do with impeachment, despite concerns on the left that Trump is trying to root out potential leakers and whistleblowers.
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Despite their differences, all the candidates know the public is angry, and all have vowed to root out corruption, to fight organized crime and nepotism and to lower unemployment.
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Ganacharya monitors phishing tactics in order to build machine-learning systems that root out scams for people using Microsoft services, including Windows, Outlook, and Azure, Microsoft's cloud computing service.
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The rules were "essential and timely" to root out risky investments and sort out financial "chaos," Mr. Guo said in a note that was posted on Fosun's WeChat account.
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Thailand's army chief has promised to investigate and also acknowledged a wider problem of inappropriate business deals involving army officers and their subordinates, vowing to root out the practise.
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Kurdish fighters, along with Arab and ethnic minority and religious groups, fight under the banner of the Syrian Democratic Forces alongside the U.S. to root out ISIS from Syria.
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According to supporters of the cardinal, the pope then instructed him to root out from the order elements of Freemasonry, Vatican shorthand for adherents of a secular moral view.
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In 2016, Biden was among multiple Western leaders who successfully urged Ukraine to dismiss Shokin from the country's top prosecutor position, citing his insufficient work to root out corruption.
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Duarte's case became emblematic of government failure to root out corruption and undermined support for the PRI, which has been Mexico's dominant party for most of the past century.
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After Russia targeted the 2016 presidential election using Facebook, the company hired a team, which includes former intelligence officials, to root out misinformation campaigns and coordinated online troll groups.
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Of the 18 members appointed to, in Abbott's words, "root out the extremist ideologies that fuel hatred and violence in our state," three are women and one is Latino.
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Duarte's case has become emblematic of government failure to root out corruption, undermining support for the PRI, which has been Mexico's dominant party for most of the past century.
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It also renewed attention on the few Republicans who have entered the race, including John Cox, a San Diego area businessman who says he would root out political corruption.
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But because the P.R.D. exists outside of the mainstream party system, an official like Mr. Amador is at least freer to root out corruption or experiment with unorthodox reforms.
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The company has spent roughly $900 million on lawyers and investigators trying to root out the problems, as well as on hiring more people to bolster its compliance systems.
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Lopez Obrador won a landslide victory on July 1, 2018 after promising to root out public sector corruption, reduce surging violence and inject new life into a sluggish economy.
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And even if that weren't a ridiculously blunt and useless heuristic, this argument ignores that there's another way to root out saboteurs: Americans can just not vote for them.
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His administration held an emergency meeting with departments all over China to learn the lessons of the accident to root out "hidden dangers" and ensure people's safety, the newspaper said.
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"We aspire to have control of our territory, but it's very difficult to root out these actions," Jaime Quintanilla, head of the anti-drug trafficking unit in Honduras, told Reuters.
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Earlier this week, the House oversight committee chairman argued that the FBI acted properly in its use of an informant to root out possible Russian meddling in the 2016 race.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will seek to root out geographic names that are foreign and "bizarre", especially for residential compounds, state media quoted the civil affairs minister as saying on Tuesday.
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Right-click on the taskbar and choose Task Manager, then switch to the Processes tab to root out the worst offenders as far as RAM and CPU usage are concerned.
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And the more we learn about our bodies, the more many of us want to root out the bugs in the system and make our meatbags as efficient as possible.
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"Now, even casinos in Macau have to do KYC regulation, " Gazit said, referring to the acronym for "know your customer," part of growing global pressure to root out criminal financing.
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At last month's five-yearly party congress, Xi pledged to continue the campaign to root out deep-seated corruption in the party, which has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials.
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Yairus Gwijangge, head of the Nduga region, said security forces fired on Alguru village with helicopter sorties on Wednesday, attempting to root out independence fighters they believed were based there.
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At its core was a desire to root out the cause of sexual orientation and then through various means, including hypnosis and electric shock treatment, steer the patient toward heterosexuality.
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ON OCTOBER 0.63th 20.6, American forces attacked Afghanistan to rout the Taliban government and root out al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, the mastermind of the September 210th terrorist attacks.
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Some observers argue that it will be impossible to root out coercion without abolishing the state's monopoly on cotton and doing away with production quotas on which officials are judged.
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That thriftiness, also displayed in Mr Trump's business life, tells Mr Gingrich that President Trump will run a lean federal bureaucracy, root out waste and generally "kick over the table".
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Investors want to see evidence that Ramaphosa is following through on his pledge to root out corruption, as it hurts business confidence and acts as a brake on economic growth.
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If you suspect that something unwelcome has taken root on your computer, these are the best ways to root out the cause of the problem and claim back your machine.
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BUCHAREST, Romania – More than 7,000 Romanians have gathered in the capital and other cities to protest government plans for legislation that critics say will weaken efforts to root out corruption.
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"The young women's stories we heard today reinforced our determination to root out abuse in youth sport governing bodies," Moran and Blumenthal said in a joint statement to the publication.
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Duarte's case has become a symbol of government failure to root out graft, undermining support for the PRI, which has been Mexico's dominant party for most of the past century.
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I engaged with young Saudis who embraced his determination to root out corruption in Saudi Arabia's vast system of royal patronage, but he at the same time was consolidating power.
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Since coming into office a year ago, Magufuli has sacked dozens of public officials as part of an anti-corruption campaign and a new drive to root out government inefficiency.
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Biya has been accused by the opposition and rights groups of cracking down in the Anglophone Southwest region to root out armed separatists trying to end his grip on power.
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The Saudis have also taken to coalition building to broaden the war on terror and take advantage of all international opportunities to root out terror cells wherever they may reside.
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The United States has implemented a host of measures, including the use of "terrorist designations" and Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs), to root out and eliminate risks in our financial institutions.
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With the bears growling at each Washington misstep, Jim Cramer went back to individual stocks to root out the positive stories driving the bull market regardless of President Donald Trump.
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Amsterdam city officials in April started scraping data from Airbnb and other short-term rental websites to root out illegal hosts because Airbnb will not turn over details on violators.
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And arguably, it's in companies' best interest to do everything they can to root out racial bias, before people of color are forced to take the brunt of it, literally.
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Local media speculation about motives for the attack focused on a wish to highlight the NRA's failure to introduce robust security protocols rather than any attempt to root out corruption.
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French presidential election frontrunner Emmanuel Macron on Thursday unveiled his manifesto, saying he would root out inequalities in France's pension system, sell government stakes in major firms and downsize parliament.
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Agencies will be told to conduct assessments to root out "unfair trade practices used to steal government contracts from domestic workers and manufacturers" in the $4 billion global procurement market.
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The N.I.H. and the F.B.I. have begun a vast effort to root out scientists who they say are stealing biomedical research for other countries from institutions across the United States.
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The House Un-American Activities Committee and infamous Joseph McCarthy hearings happened during this time period, which attempted to root out subversion in the entertainment industry and the federal government.
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No, the gold standard is taking responsibility for the culture you as a leader create and doing everything in your power, rhetorically and otherwise, to root out toxicity within it.
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Officials considered that a more dignified, objective way to root out not only impostors but also intersex athletes, who, Olympic officials said, needed to be barred to ensure fair play.
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Beginning last summer, a street protest movement gathered steam, demanding that Mr. Abadi root out corruption, end the system of handing out government posts based on sect and improve services.
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A White House readout at the time of the call said Trump expressed to Zelensky his commitment to working on reforms that "strengthen democracy" and "root out corruption" in Ukraine.
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President Moon Jae-in had just been elected on a central campaign promise to root out the covert, quiet corruption that has long existed under the surface of Korean politics.
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Workers at the mine downed tools more than two weeks ago, angered by a company drive to root out illegal miners which has included the arrest of employees for collusion.
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Russia says there is no option in northwest Syria but to root out the Nusra Front, calling the area "a terrorist nest" and "a festering abscess" that must be cleansed.
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In an ironic twist, the legislation that was sought for years to root out alleged voter fraud in North Carolina may be derailed by real election fraud in the state.
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Poroshenko, owner of the country's biggest confectionery business, lost a presidential election in April to comedian and politician novice Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who campaigned on a promise to root out corruption.
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But it asked three politicians to review its law amid criticism it was not being used fully to jail traffickers, drive companies to root out forced labor, or support victims.
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Each outlined steps their companies have taken to root out disinformation and foreign influence campaigns, including creating new tech tools to identify fake accounts and hiring thousands of content monitors.
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South Korea's current president, Moon Jae-in, won an election to replace Ms. Park in May of last year with promises to root out corrupt ties between politicians and businessmen.
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But the March crash in Ethiopia and an earlier one in Indonesia have broadly raised concerns about the agency's ability to push back against the industry or root out flaws.
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Even critics accustomed to the Kabuki dance of independent investigations in Mexico, where officials publicly promise to root out corruption but do little to punish the culprits, have expressed surprise.
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She's running for president to finish what she started when she got into government: root out the corruption she sees at the heart of so many of the country's problems.
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Since reaching the top of the Communist Party, Xi has tightened internal discipline, using an anti-corruption campaign to root out bad actors and -- critics say -- go after potential challengers.
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President John Magufuli, in office since November 2015, has vowed to root out the "cancer" of high-level corruption that has long bedeviled economic growth in the east African nation.
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At its core was a desire to root out the cause of sexual orientation and then through various means, including hypnosis and electric shock treatment, steer the patient towards heterosexuality.
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The offensive was, according to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, an effort to root out terrorists linked to the Kurdistan Workers Party and establish a "safe-zone" along its border.
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Trump's campaign to root out "anti-Trump" members of his administration following his impeachment acquittal provided the NSC the perfect opportunity to finally oust Rood, current and former officials said.
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When the Trump administration moved troops out of Syria last fall, forces had to rely more heavily on personnel based in neighboring Iraq to root out terrorist fighters in Syria.
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The Times also endorsed reforms to root out corruption in government, expand the voting franchise and give black residents, a third of the population, a larger voice in municipal affairs.
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It's a subject Trump's defense has been keen to focus on to suggest that the president was attempting to root out corruption in his requests to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Investor confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy remains fragile, despite Ramaphosa's pledges to woo investment, create jobs and root out rampant corruption after his party won re-election last month.
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The nationwide movement to root out sexual misconduct and harassment from the workplace and other prominent places (and positions) in American life did not make the cut on Tuesday night.
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" Another poll respondent, Veronica Buetel, 57, of Green, Ohio felt just the opposite: "Yes, we do live in scary times, but there are other, better ways to root out terrorism.
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The prosecutor was widely viewed by the Western world as corrupt, and the State Department's view was that Shokin became an impediment to efforts to root out corruption in Ukraine.
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"Ripper Street" is set in 1889 London; it's a procedural that follows detectives working to root out crime in a city haunted by the menacing shadow of Jack the Ripper.
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Beyond the traditional (flawed) justice system, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media outlets should work to root out some of the ugly things we see posted on these platforms.
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And the US has taken off a lot of the pressure on these governments to root out corruption, quietly backing away from its full-throated support of those anti-corruption initiatives.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian sports authorities must do more to root out anti-Semitism in stadiums and apply sanctions against offending fans, the head of the country's Jewish communities said on Thursday.
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In it, the NDRC said it will put measures into place to root out untrustworthy and dishonest operators in China's transportation industry, which has grown dramatically over the past two decades.
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The DHS-FBI report includes suggestions, like specific code for targeted companies to run to root out some problems and step-by-step guidelines for how to find and eliminate malware.
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Translators, like Oberlander, were nevertheless instrumental in helping the Ek 10a root out Jews and other targeted groups who tried to go underground in Eastern Europe as Hitler's armies marched westward.
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Nearly every U.S. intelligence and national security agency is involved in a massively coordinated effort to "root out" foreign influence operations aimed at the 2018 and 2020 elections, the officials said.
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Senators at the Senate Intel Committee hearing about Russia's influence in the 2016 presidential election are increasing the pressure to see Trump's taxes to root out the Trump-Russia connection. Sen.
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There's only one Good Egg left: General Jose Serrano (Gaston Velandia), a god-fearing, morally upright policeman who trains his troops to root out evil and corruption like pigs find truffles.
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As district attorney in San Francisco and later as California's attorney general, Harris oversaw law enforcement agencies that critics have long said did little to root out police brutality and corruption.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party has begun a year-long campaign to reassert the importance of Marxism and ensure members' ideological "consistency" to root out bad behavior, state media reported.
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A confectionery mogul and former minister who came to office in 2014 promising to root out corruption, Mr Poroshenko has been dogged by allegations of graft against his entourage since then.
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President Xi Jinping has waged a sweeping campaign to root out deeply ingrained corruption, warning that the problem is so bad it could affect the ruling Communist Party's grip on power.
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But some of his efforts to root out graft within his party have been stymied by some of the top officials within the ANC who are less enthusiastic about his reforms.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) unveiled legislation called "Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act," which would shake up the legal foundation of the internet in an effort to root out online bias.
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Turkey has been imposing curfews in several flashpoints in the southeast since August to root out militants linked to the PKK, who had set up barricades, dug trenches and planted explosives.
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The demonstrations spotlighted the concerns of several hundred officers over being absorbed into President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's new militarized police, formed this year to root out gang violence entrenched nationwide.
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The guidelines cover transparency, foreign influence in elections, responsible data sourcing and storage, and other measures meant to root out bad actors in the industry and help fend off security threats.
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Border business While Tuesday's speech was primarily focused on political matters -- encouraging the PLA to root out corruption and follow Marxist military principles -- Xi also referenced the army's increasing role overseas.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's decision to shake up Saudi Arabia's longstanding patronage system and root out "corruption" introduces further uncertainties after a decade of black swan events in global oil.
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Instead it could take up a position in the community intelligence vanguard where its workforce can root out damaging abuse before it can go viral, metastasize and wreak wider societal harms.
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And indeed, that is how Modi is generally conveyed in the international press, with a focus on his attempts to overhaul India's sclerotic tax system and to root out endemic corruption.
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Advocates for repealing the gambling prohibition say that making the industry legal and regulated would actually make it easier to root out match fixing because all betting information would be available.
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The system pairs data entered by officers on the ground — both roaming and at specific checkpoints — with information pulled by a mesh of surveillance cameras to root out apparent suspicious people.
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A total of 843 samples have come back as positive for banned substances in re-analysis from the 2008 and 2012 Games as the IOC has attempted to root out cheats.
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"We need to develop new tools that make it possible to find and root out every parasite in every person," said Martin Edlund, chief executive of campaign group Malaria No More.
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She and her husband, Qian Zhongshu, the author of the novel "Fortress Besieged," were already acclaimed writers when Mao Zedong inaugurated the Cultural Revolution to root out ideological foes in 1966.
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She pledged to "take on the gun lobby," root out corporate money in politics, commit to environmentally friendly policies, lower health care costs, restore voting rights and implement privacy protection laws.
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It's time-consuming and ultimately expensive to root out what's really worth spending your money on, and which affordable options are similar (or better) in performance to their higher-priced competitors.
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Proponents of the registry say it will help root out illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, but the move has prompted fears of possible deportation among Assam's hundreds of thousands of Bengali-speaking Muslims.
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They helped the government establish peace corridors and negotiate hostage releases during the battle for Marawi, and are now fighting to root out ISIS-linked factions in other parts of Mindinao.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on Monday called on state judges across the country to root out unconstitutional policies that have locked poor people in a cycle of fines, debt and jail.
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Justice Department Condemns Profit-Minded Court Policies Targeting the Poor | A top prosecutor called on state judges to root out unconstitutional policies, and warned against operating courthouses as for-profit ventures.
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But the Venus Express mission was able to root out some interesting traces of its dramatic history, including tantalizing evidence that the planet may have once hosted oceans on its surface.
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"Those who have suffered are his priority, and the church wants to listen to them to root out this tragic horror that destroys the lives of the innocent," the Vatican wrote.
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This change correlates with the recent vigorous efforts of the A.P.A. to increase the proportion of women (and minorities) in philosophy and to root out all forms of bias and discrimination.
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Silicon Valley has taken steps to ensure more transparency following Russia's 85033 election interference, and companies have expanded their efforts to root out coordinated campaigns by malicious actors spreading disinformation online.
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After making a campaign promise to root out nepotism, Angola's new leader turned his sights Wednesday on the oil industry, ousting his predecessor's daughter as head of the nation's largest company.
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The company has almost completed constructing a so-called War Room, in which 20 or so staff members will work to root out disinformation, monitor false news and delete fake accounts.
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Investigations into misconduct typically end once a judge retires or resigns, said Deeva Shah, a founder of Law Clerks for Workplace Accountability, which seeks to root out harassment in the courts.
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But the US can also push back against Russian and Chinese influence by using targeted foreign aid to support the growth of institutions that can withstand and root out kleptocratic practices.
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Amazon on Friday defended its efforts to combat counterfeiting, noting that it has invested $400 million to root out the problem and gone beyond its legal obligations in the United States.
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Critics say the ongoing oil graft purge has as much to do with score settling among old political rivals as it does with any real attempt to root out endemic corruption.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian sports authorities must do more to root out anti-Semitism in stadiums and apply sanctions against offending fans, the head of the country's Jewish communities said on Thursday.
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The F.B.I. and the National Institutes of Health are trying to root out scientists in the United States who they say are stealing biomedical research for other nations, China in particular.
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A mopping up operation is underway in a nearby area of forests and mountains in central Dagestan to root out the possibly remaining "accomplices of the destroyed bandits", the committee said.
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The bill would further establish a reward program, known as a bug bounty, in partnership with election system vendors to incentivize private researchers to root out security flaws in those systems.
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The president's defense team focused, at length and in minute granularity, on the details of Hunter Biden's employment at a time when his father was urging Ukraine to root out corruption.
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Mr. Musharraf once enjoyed broad support both in Pakistan and abroad, and was considered an important ally of the United States in its effort to root out terrorism after the Sept.
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In March, a team of inspectors were sent by the central government to Tangshan to root out the false reporting of mill closures by local governments reluctant to obey shutdown orders.
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As users have flocked to one-to-one and private group messaging, it has become more difficult to root out the spread of illicit activity — drug dealing, child pornography, firearms trafficking.
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Congress has acted before to root out an epidemic when it finally took action against HIV/AIDS — and Americans across the country are counting on us to do the same today.
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It was the fourth day of Ankara's military operation to root out the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), a militia whose members helped the U.S. coalition defeat ISIS in Syria.
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Greyball was part of a program called VTOS, short for "violation of terms of service," which Uber created to root out people it thought were using or targeting its service improperly.
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Since his 6900 election as Ukrainian president, Petro Poroshenko has launched sweeping reforms focused mostly on efforts to root out Soviet-era corruption that infected nearly every part of Ukrainian society.
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Public accountability must be substantially strengthened to protect whistleblowing; advance transnational rule of law to counter manipulations via operations abroad; and root out blatant conflict of interest and abuse of power.
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Candice Keller, it's a way to root out abortion in her state once and for all: "The time for regulating evil and compromise is over," she said in a November statement.
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SAVE would also establish a reward program in partnership with election system vendors known as a bug bounty program, to incentivize private researchers to root out security flaws in those systems.
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Ensuring that Afghan leaders take advantage of the winter to improve leadership and root out corruption will be critical to how they tackle Taliban pressure in the spring, American officials said.
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In a speech to law enforcement officials in Norfolk, Va., Sessions said his mission was simply to enforce the law and vowed to root out political bias among federal law enforcement.
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Moreover, Leshchenko's disclosures were considered credible by the State Department, which, along with America's NATO allies and the International Monetary Fund, has long sought to assist Ukraine root out endemic corruption.
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The claims have cast a shadow over Senegal's energy plans long before the first oil and gas starts flowing and despite assurances from the president that he would root out corruption.
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NABU was established as part of Ukraine's Western-backed reform drive under which Kiev promised to root out graft and modernize the economy in exchange for billions of dollars in international funding.
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Their progress marks the first time Iraqi troops were able to reach the river since large-scale military operations to root out ISIS started in the Mosul area on October 17, 2016.
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Lopez Obrador has presented himself as a champion of poor and rural Mexicans who would root out corruption, give scholarships or paid apprenticeships to youth, and increase support payments for the elderly.
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Some 65,000 Rohingya Muslims have been forced out of Myanmar and into Bangladesh since October, when military "clearance operations" began to root out suspected terrorists within the 1 million strong stateless group.
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Bolsonaro has promised to root out corruption, crack down on criminals, including by giving police a "carte blanche" to use their weapons while on duty, and fill his Cabinet with military leaders.
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Funded for four consecutive classes of students by a Ford Foundation grant, it was promoted as a means to root out inefficiencies in the education system and more rapidly cultivate bright minds.
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The relationship has also been fraught with public clashes between US diplomats and prosecutors in Kiev over floundering attempts to root out rampant corruption in the country since the toppling of Yanukovych.
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As long as the current trend of resistance continues, the central government will do whatever it can to undermine and root out the culture and ideals that underpin Hong Kong's civil society.
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Facebook has taken extensive steps to crack down on foreign disinformation on its platforms since the 2016 election, including hiring former intelligence officials to root out campaigns like those run from Russia.
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He said that while ISIS has lost most of its former territory in Syria and Iraq, a vigorous counterterrorism campaign is now needed to root out ISIS networks and ensure its defeat.
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Zelenskiy, an actor with no political experience, defeated incumbent President Petro Poroshenko by a landslide on Sunday, as voters backed his promise to root out corruption and up-end the status quo.
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Al-Shabab, a Somali militant outfit linked to al-Qaeda, have claimed the credit for both attacks; retaliation, they say, for a Kenyan military incursion into Somalia to root out the jihadists.
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It was 2015, and the Obama administration was cracking down on for-profit colleges, trying to root out schools whose graduates earned too little money to pay off their student loan debts.
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Believers in the QAnon conspiracy hold that President Trump is a "brilliant four-dimensional chess player" using the Mueller investigation as a smokescreen to root out the murderous, Satanic, pedophilic deep state.
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And while supporters say it will help root out illegal votes, critics say it looks like a launching point for Republicans to justify banning some of their opponents from the ballot box.
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" To root out corruption in Ukraine, she added, the president should have instead gone to the Justice Department and other international organizations for help, but instead "chose to go a different route.
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The Obama administration quickly took action to make it fall: it built a global coalition, initiated airstrikes, and worked with ground forces to root out the terrorist organization in Iraq and Syria.
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President Xi Jinping has vowed to intensify efforts to root out corruption among Chinese officials and called for strong mechanisms that will effectively form a "cage" to prevent officials from breaking rules.
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A state of emergency imposed in July to root out coup plotters from the security and civil services has allowed the government to rule by decree, heightening opposition concern about growing authoritarianism.
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According to local residents and police reports, cops have performed periodic sweeps of the Deauville since the fire, ascending the main tower on foot, dogs at their side, to root out squatters.
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He ran on a pledge to root out cases of corruption in government and on Saturday he said the judicial enquiry which Zuma agreed to set up should be given top priority.
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And as authorities continue a sweeping campaign to root out graft, some bankers are beginning to get nervous about pursuing arguably one of the biggest opportunity worldwide in the wealth management business.
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A surge of U.S. combat troops secured urban areas, then, one-time enemies became trusted, and locals provided necessary intelligence to root out terrorists and rebuild the local forces with more oversight.
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"I would say ... we're making progress ... But it's going to take time to root out everything we need to do," Johnson told reporters Friday outside a church on the city's southwest side.
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Vendors tout AI hiring tools as a way to root out discrimination, but experts and activists warn that AI-driven hiring tools are just as biased as the humans who train them.
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And there's an even more fundamental challenge: It's one thing to root out corruption; it's another to create the functioning democratic and civil society that can inoculate a country against the disease.
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He said he would temporarily suspend immigration from "the most dangerous and volatile regions of the world" and judge allies solely on their participation in America's mission to root out Islamic terrorism.
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The US cannot possibly expect Sunni civilians to root out insurgents so long as the justice system remains broken and Shiite militias can freely murder and torture any Sunni that vexes them.
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DETROIT — The United Auto Workers union on Wednesday announced several reforms in an effort to prevent and root out corruption amid an ongoing federal investigation involving bribery and embezzlement by union officials.
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PiS justifies its reforms by saying the efficiency of courts needed to be improved and the changes will root out the lasting remains of communism, which fell in Poland 30 years ago.
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Officials said they had shut down six furniture factories in the capital on Monday in an operation to root out forced labor and exploitation, following raids by prosecutors, police and labor inspectors.
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The group met last month and resolved to give financial support to national federations that need it to help them root out cheating, and will share detection techniques with online chess platforms.
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Turkish authorities have moved swiftly in the aftermath of the attempted coup to root out those who may have conspired to overthrow the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday night.
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Stefanowski, with his strong business background that's made him millions, has vaguely said he'll "root out government waste," while Lamont has provided a more detailed agenda in how he'll reform state taxes.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's C.E.O., has glibly assured us that building advanced artificial intelligence systems will root out the hate speech, lies and propaganda passed among the two billion active users of Facebook.
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The escalation of violence comes as Israeli soldiers crossed into Gaza on Wednesday as part of an operation the army says will root out and destroy underground tunnels that lead into Israel.
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Will it be a limited incursion to make a point, or a full-blown operation to root out the Kurdish force that the Americans have built up and the Turks desperately oppose.
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On Monday, Francis wrote an unprecedented letter to all Catholics, asking each one of them to help root out "this culture of death" and vowing there would be no more cover-ups.
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" Ms. Avakian and Mr. Peikin also highlighted their efforts to root out wrongdoing in virtual currencies, saying the agency had "emerged as a global leader in addressing misconduct relating to digital assets.
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In today's South Africa — dangling precariously between dueling factions inside the A.N.C. — the nation's new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is struggling to assert his authority and fulfill his pledge to root out corruption.
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But given the timing after Trump's acquittal, the move certainly looks like an attempt to close ranks and root out those who might be perceived as being insufficiently loyal to the president.
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The company has hired former intelligence officials to root out coordinated misinformation campaigns, and its public disclosures have provided some of the best insight into how foreign countries target Americans with disinformation.
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Indeed, structuring decision-making in order to root out bias is already gaining traction in business — companies like Google and Slack have begun to use structured interviews to avoid discrimination in hiring.
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However, the West's widespread displeasure with Shokin was rooted in his inability to root out corruption and investigate companies like Burisma, and Biden — unlike Trump — was operating within established US foreign policy.
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On the same day Sam Patten, another Manafort-linked lobbyist, was sentenced to probation in court, the Craig arraignment highlights a recent push by the Justice Department to root out illegal lobbying.
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A total of 98 samples were positive in reanalysis from the 2008 and 2012 Games as the IOC attempted to root out cheats and stop them from going to the Rio Games.
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We must invest in school programs like the ADL's Not in Our Town, and other curriculum that root out hateful narratives by training teachers and counselors to recognize warning signs of radicalism.
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Soufan wrote that undercover operations are a necessity to root out and stop people like Reid and Ullah long before they get the chance to enter crowded, confined spaces with makeshift explosives.
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NABU was established in 2014 as part of Ukraine's reform drive under which it promised to root out graft and modernise the economy in exchange for billions of dollars in international funding.
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"The SAFE Banking Act will make our community safer by getting cash off the streets and into regulated financial institutions so we can root out fraud and other illegal activity," he added.
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There is no reason to trust that the 2020 census is being made to be anything but subterfuge designed to root out undocumented immigrants and dilute the representation of democratic controlled areas.
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Zelenskiy's predecessor, Petro Poroshenko, unveiled a special court to try corruption cases in April in a bid to root out entrenched corruption and ring-fence court decisions from political pressure or bribery.
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The IMF loan announcement is a show of support for President Zelensky's intention to root out Ukraine's corruption, which weakens Ukraine's business standing and makes it vulnerable to the Kremlin's pernicious influence.
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The penalty on Bei Ba Dao Group, announced by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) at a press briefing in Beijing, underscores Beijing's determination to root out misbehaviour in the country's stock market.
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But the fact is that in-person impersonation -- the only kind of fraud a photo ID law would root out -- is extremely rare, while disenfranchisement because of strict voter ID laws does occur.
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The government says the purge is necessary to confront security challenges facing Turkey and to root out supporters of the U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen who it says was behind the coup attempt.
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Danyliuk is a figure of especial interest due to his leading role in managing Ukraine's war-torn finances in a new government which critics say lacks the will to root out widespread corruption.
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German sportswear giant Adidas and U.S. technology company Intel were among the winners of the second Thomson Reuters Foundation Stop Slavery Award, for their efforts to identify, investigate and root out forced labor.
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Denizens of a reviled institution, and a party railroaded by Donald Trump's populist insurgency, they planned to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE), an independent investigative body designed to root out corruption.
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Facebook has made several attempts to crack down on foreign disinformation on its platforms since the 2016 election, including hiring former intelligence officials to root out campaigns like those run from Russia. 3.
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The bill, designed to root out bribery and corruption, forbids people from buying a meal worth more than 30,000 Korean won ($27) for public officials, state-run company employees, journalists and school teachers.
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But on Thursday, Erdogan announced an acceleration of the campaign to root out supporters of what it calls the "Gulenist Terror Organisation" or "FETO" and members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Paula Brantner of Workplace Fairness, an employee-rights charity, contends that, without the threat of litigation and the negative publicity it brings, companies have less of an incentive to root out bad behaviour.
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We need to have a resolve that will bring the world together to root out the kind of radical jihadist ideology that motivates organizations like ISIS, the barbaric, ruthless, violence jihadist, terrorist group.
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Bosasa - also known as African Global Operations - is the latest in a series of companies to suffer penalties since President Cyril Ramaphosa came to power a year ago, promising to root out corruption.
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NASSCOM, the Indian IT service industry's main lobbying group, said it backs efforts to root out H-1B abuses, but said the idea that H-1B visa holders are cheap labor is inaccurate.
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Crowdsource on Facebook, leverage travel sites like Expedia and Kayak to compare expenses and packages, and even root out hidden discounts for hotels via their social platforms and by signing up for newsletters.
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"Over the long term, building AI tools is going to be the scalable way to identify and root out most of this harmful content," Zuckerberg said in a congressional hearing in April 2018.
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As with feeling short on available hours, a quick time audit can help you root out this unfortunate tendency and offer better insight into daily rituals like the commute to and from work.
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President Donald Trump has accused Pakistan of not doing enough to root out Taliban militants who shelter on the Pakistani side of the border and his administration has cut military aid to Islamabad.
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The premise of postwar de-Nazification, in Germany, was a sound one: you had to root out the evil and make it clear that it was one, and only then would minds change.
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A penetration test, often referred to as a "pen test," is an assessment conducted by a security firm meant to root out technical and physical security flaws that could put data at risk.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The organizers of six of the world's most prestigious marathon races are spending a six-figure sum on an "intelligent", targeted anti-doping program in an attempt to root out cheats.
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Republicans pledged to aggressively defend Mr. Trump against the charges by arguing that his efforts to push Mr. Zelensky to announce investigations into his political rivals were legitimate attempts to root out corruption.
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President Muhammadu Buhari was elected a year ago on a pledge to root out endemic corruption that has held most of the 180 million Nigerians in poverty despite the country's enormous oil wealth.
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Perhaps to avoid such sweeping scandals, South Korean government recently launched a program to root out corruption and monitor the trillions in government spending leading up to the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang.
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For many Ukrainians, the case encapsulated a failure to follow through on the sweeping promises made during the heady days of the revolution to root out corruption and establish a modern, transparent state.
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And the White House has taken special interest in tapping the tech industry's expertise in fast-growing new sectors like big data and machine learning to root out fraudulent uses of federal resources.
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Following the ouster of a Moscow-backed president in 2014, Ukraine's new pro-Western authorities promised to root out graft and modernize the economy in exchange for billions of dollars in international funding.
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President Tayyip Erdogan announced the plan for a state of emergency late on Wednesday saying it would enable the authorities to move swiftly and effectively to root out supporters of the abortive coup.
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When Gaddafi took power in 1969, he "wanted to root out Sufism" because the regime of his predecessor, King Idris, leader of the Sanusi Sufi brotherhood, was underpinned by Sufi structures, said Pack.
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A senior American intelligence official and a senior European counterterrorism official separately expressed concern that Turkey would withhold information about suspected Islamic State fighters and intelligence operations to root out extremists in Syria.
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They should not be protected from liability behind the shield of a third party if we intend to root out unjust, biased determinations on who should benefit from opportunities such as home ownership.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A majority of U.S. states has adopted technology that allows the federal government to see inside state computer systems managing voter data or voting devices in order to root out hackers.
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The incident highlighted the increasingly feverish political atmosphere in Pakistan, where the government of Prime Minister Imran Khan swept to power last year vowing to root out and punish corruption by past governments.
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He also remembered terrified people fleeing to Kafr Nubul, his hometown in northern Syria, in 1982 after a massacre by government forces seeking to root out Islamist militants in the city of Hama.
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"I say stupid stuff, I admit it, big deal — I admitted it in my apology," said Mr. Shooter, who believes Arizonans will vote for him because he has promised to root out corruption.
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As inspectors have visited the facility this week to root out the conditions that may have caused the possible case of hantavirus, they have also found other types of infestation, Mr. Hutton said.
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Mr. Armstrong, and the investigators and prosecutors he enlisted to root out police corruption, succeeded by penetrating the previously inviolable blue wall of silence that had concealed systemic bribe-taking in police ranks.
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"It wasn't until Biden began beating him in the polls that he began calling for the investigation," Garcia said, seeking to undercut Trump's claims that he was seeking to root out foreign corruption.
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"This Inspector General Report identified exactly the kind of mismanagement and tax dollar abuse I have been concerned about and I am looking to root out at Interior," Zinke said in a statement.
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The party this midterm season has been mostly focused and largely coherent in its pledges to expand health care and root out corporate influence from Capitol Hill to state legislatures and city councils.
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After Mr. Buhari, a former Nigerian Army major general, defeated Mr. Jonathan in an election in 2015 on a campaign pledge to root out corruption, ties began to warm between the two militaries.
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Pictures of men and women in compromised situations are published each morning, in the village newspaper; Joe's mandate as pastor, besides making money for the church, is to root out his gay neighbors.
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"This bipartisan legislation will protect our nation's communications networks from foreign adversaries by helping small and rural wireless providers root out suspect network equipment and replace it with more secure equipment," they said.
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"In all the years I've spent trying to root out egregious federal spending, the NFL is the first organization to perform due diligence, take responsibility and return funds to the taxpayers," Flake said.
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He immediately put into place mandated education courses and ethics training for insurance brokers, and hired an auditing firm to root out licensing violations and reported those to all state departments of insurance.
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The statement from O'Malley on Saturday implicitly criticising the pope was even more remarkable because O'Malley heads a papal commission advising the pontiff on how to root out sexual abuse in the Church.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian lawmakers voted to strip themselves of immunity from prosecution on Tuesday, moving to help push through a signature election promise by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to root out corruption in politics.
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Variety reports that Corey Feldman, who starred as a young man in films like Stand By Me, The Goonies and Lost Boys, has started a foundation in order to root out Hollywood child predators.
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Made up of clerics and lay people from around the world, its task is to help Pope Francis establish "best practices" in dioceses around the world to root out sex abuse in the Church.
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Trump has criticized the way the WTO gives special treatment to any country that declares itself to be "developing" - including China - and its perceived failure to root out subsidies for Chinese state-owned firms.
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But in March, the Mexican government announced that drug purchases would be overseen by the Finance Ministry, as part of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's efforts to centralize government spending and root out graft.
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The announcement comes as FINRA conducts a review of sales practices and incentives at its 4,000 member firms to try to root out policies that encourage brokers to put profits ahead of clients' interests.
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Known as NABU, the bureau was founded in 2014 as part of a wave of measures imposed on Ukraine by the International Monetary Fund and the European Union to root out graft and kleptocracy.
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