Other platforms, like Reddit, have closed escort subreddits and amended rules against "transaction" services, which lumps "paid services involving physical sexual contact" with rules against firearms or drugs.
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In July , the FCC tightened rules against unsolicited calls.
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CVS also said that it has strict rules against discrimination.
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For private and public investors, there are rules against fraud.
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There weren't even rules against working for both Uber and Lyft.
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Nothing matters after the Constitutional Court rules against the impeachment bill.
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It softened its originally draconian rules against members facing legal travails.
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If the league rules against Gregory, he faces an indefinite ban.
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Most governments, the vast majority of them have rules against torture.
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But Democrats had sought additional restrictions, like rules against stock buybacks.
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U.S. SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST INTEL IN WORKER RETIREMENT PLAN DISPUTE
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Consider this: There are no rules against sending your friends money.
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Apple had said the podcasts violated the company's rules against hate speech.
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He and Rupp have vigorously denied violating rules against taking banned substances.
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If she rules against him, the S.E.C. may impose a heavy fine.
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There are some fed rules against misleading consumers, but they're very vague.
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Republicans cried foul -- charging that Warren violated Senate rules against impugning another senator.
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He denied the accounts in question had violated Twitter's rules against fake accounts.
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This system would require rules against hiring illegal workers to be strictly enforced.
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Rules against insider trading mean they cannot talk directly with their trader colleagues.
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Traditional retailers allege that the online marketplaces flout rules against foreign direct investment.
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His parents warned him he was violating religious rules against creating graven images.
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Then testing for steroids improved and some sports toughened their rules against doping.
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Many federal science agencies have rules against political meddling in the scientific process.
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The deal includes rules against preventing the free flow of data across borders.
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There's no question disgruntled agents have violated the FBI's internal rules against secrecy.
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Twitter started cracking down on sensitive content while implementing stricter rules against sexual harassment.
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Twitter also has rules against the creation of multiple accounts to share redundant information.
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They said he had violated rules against hate speech, false information or conspiracy theories.
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"First the Ninth Circuit rules against the ban & now it hits again," he tweeted.
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Ads are evading new Facebook rules against crypto currencies, and ICOs by misspelling them.
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When I taught in China, students were surprised by my strict rules against copying.
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Rules against presidents receiving gifts prohibit Trump from accepting items worth more than $375.
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The administration refused, citing rules against the use of school property for external organizing.
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The country sets rules against me, but I can always find ways around them.
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What will we learn about "public accommodations" if the court rules against the baker?
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The company replied that Mr. Sayoc's tweet did not violate its rules against abuse.
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The parties disagreed about what should happen if the court rules against the board.
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There are rules against talking and a ban on electronic devices on the floor.
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The board, prompted by Axe's suggestions, rules against him and decides to invest in Rayveon.
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Syed's attorney Tuesday vowed to appeal if Judge Martin P. Welch rules against a retrial.
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All of those accounts have been suspended from Twitter for breaking the rules against spam.
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They are exempt from rules against discrimination if the discrimination is done "in good faith".
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In many habitats, only warthogs and baboons survive, because of Muslim rules against eating them.
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Social media platforms have explicit rules against nonconsensual porn, but have struggled to stop it.
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Assange: I will accept arrest by British police on Friday if UN rules against me.
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With open doors to women came new rules against sexual contact with prospective new members.
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Right now, students aren't really clear on whether there are rules against cryptomining on campus.
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For the group's entire existence, it has maintained strict rules against endorsing or opposing candidates.
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Facebook said Thursday that it has clear rules against hate speech and incitement to violence.
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Even if the Belgian judge rules against Mr. Puigdemont and his former colleagues on Dec.
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But she said the policy in question inappropriately included rules against hair coverings and housewear.
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The agency said it was exploring similar rules against China Unicom and China Telecom Corporation.
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Even when the W.T.O. rules against China, persuading the country to comply can be challenging.
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Mr. Temer could be ousted if the electoral court hearing the case rules against him.
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At the same time, the rules against disloyalty are not being enforced in any clear way.
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He believes this is unfair, as Facebook has no rules against advertising competing products, Leimgruber says.
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We have clear rules against hate speech and work hard to keep it off our platform.
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Ads are evading new Facebook rules against crypto currencies, and [Initial Coin Offerings] by misspelling them.
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The short answer is it's legal, though there are rules against threatening people and inciting violence.
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But if either court rules against the government, an appeal to the Supreme Court seems certain.
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"This was 'a way around' the rules against Mannatech selling directly in Mexico," the lawsuit said.
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That would be a violation of rules against unfair state aid to favored companies, it said.
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Facebook shut down four of Jones's pages for "repeatedly" violating rules against hate speech and bullying.
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And when will we demand that our elected officials create simpler and stronger rules against it?
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Twitter promised new rules against sexual trolling and hate speech after a related, daylong #WomenBoycottTwitter protest.
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If, as is likely, the judge rules against Ms. Meng, her extradition becomes a political matter.
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The report doesn't show any strong enforcement of EU data protection rules against big tech, however.
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The company tries to promote "healthy conversation" with rules against violent threats and other illegal activities.
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She always gave me early drafts of her reports, despite her organization's rules against doing so.
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Rules against criticizing other Senators cannot apply when you are DEBATING THE NOMINATION OF A SENATOR!
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If the court rules against the acquisition, it might chill other media mergers in the works.
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FEC officials declined to comment Tuesday, citing agency rules against discussing specific matters pending before the agency.
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Republicans accused Warren of violating Senate rules against impugning another senator, which was upheld by a vote.
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Banks request subpoenas from Congress because they need them to overcome rules against sharing confidential client information.
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There are no rules against splitting a Netflix, HBO GO or Spotify account between a few friends.
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Women don't just experience harassment on Tinder, and many apps have rules against publicly posting private conversations.
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But if either court rules against the government, an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court seems certain.
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Beyond defending air quality and fuel economy rules against backsliding, there are opportunities to go on offense.
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If Kennedy sides with the liberals, and rules against the law, Scalia's death won't impact the case.
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The company has said that it is constantly improving its monitoring and enforcement of rules against counterfeits.
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But if the court rules against the Hernandez family, what are people in their situation to do?
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It would be better to enforce rules against market-distorting subsidies for any firms, foreign or domestic.
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When people complained that his rants violated rules against harassment and fake news, Facebook experimented with punishments.
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Within days, the I.T.F. president, David Haggerty, expressed openness to amending the rules against announcing provisional bans.
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To comply with rules against increasing budget deficits after 10 years, Republicans made the individual cuts temporary.
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A Facebook spokesperson told The Verge that the clip does not violate its new rules against deepfakes.
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The law tightened sentencing rules against offenders, while making it harder for them to contact their victims.
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Staff members, it said, routinely broke internal rules against flying business class and staying in luxury hotels.
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More than that, he said, he hopes for relief on some of the state's rules against fracking.
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Working women bunked in tenements with relatives or streamed into boarding houses with rules against male visitors.
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While administrators might still turn away applicants for individual reasons, they couldn't maintain blanket rules against wheelchairs.
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Zuck went on to compare Chinese censorship rules on Tiananmen & Uyghurs to Germany's rules against Holocaust denial.
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A federal appeals court rules against Trump on taxes -- setting up a likely Supreme Court showdown 3.
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And it's not just a "piece of paper," if a judge rules against Anglin in this case.
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Read the letter from Trump's lawyers: Go deeper: Appeals court rules against Trump on his tax returns
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Phantoml0rd was banned from Twitch after Lewis's report and the enactment of Twitch's new rules against gambling streams.
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If Judge Welch rules against Syed, Syed can appeal that decision at the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
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It has also tightened rules against money laundering to support its goal of creating an international financial hub.
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After all, the industry's largest players frequently claim to support rules against blocking, throttling, and discriminating against content.
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Health Times, a Chinese newspaper, estimated that Hongmao had violated rules against misleading advertising more than 2,600 times.
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First the Ninth Circuit rules against the ban & now it hits again on sanctuary cities-both ridiculous rulings.
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Panama said it should be removed from the list because it recently adopted stronger rules against money laundering.
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It even has a bottle opener on the shoulder strap, although many public parks have rules against glass.
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Beckham argued after last week's debut that his watch did not violate the NFL's rules against hard objects.
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The technology was so out in front of federal highway regulations that there were no rules against it.
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A player caught breaking MLB's rules against drug-based cheating has done just that—cheated at a sport.
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Or because the rules against killing didn't exist for him in war so why should they in civilization?
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Ms. Kelly was sentenced to 13 months but will remain free unless the Supreme Court rules against her.
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This month, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy and four liberal colleagues strengthened rules against racial animus in jury deliberations.
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Last July, he was permanently barred from Twitter for violating the platform's rules against hate speech and harassment.
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Outraged Democrats argued repeatedly that the move was an abuse of power that violates rules against harassing witnesses.
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But the trade commission, which regulates advertising, and the drug agency can enforce rules against fraudulent health claims.
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News stories questioned whether there was a clear violation of the rules against endorsing products from the White House.
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BOLDEN: I think the government, well there were rules against how she should operate-- INGRAHAM: She violated them all.
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But they already conform to German restrictions on hate speech and Thailand's rules against defaming the monarchy, for example.
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" Facebook says it has booted the groups from Facebook and Instagram for violating its rules against "coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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"Nobody's going to arrest us, there are no rules against showing your tax returns," the Oracle of Omaha said.
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If Hamen adds DACA to the case, Legomsky said there was a "99 percent" chance he rules against it.
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At present, the commission can't levy civil penalties on first-time violators of rules against unfair acts or practices.
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That means that the IFT must make its decision again, opening the door to tougher rules against the company.
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If the court rules against Uber, it could face more stringent regulations in areas like licensing, insurance and safety.
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In a statement issued today, Reddit clarified that it had updated its site-wide rules against posting involuntary pornography.
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Religious schools can get an exemption to national rules against such discrimination in educational institutions that receive federal funding.
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The university has rules against students, faculty and staff carrying deadly weapons on campus, but no policies for guests.
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Pro-immigration activists are already vowing a huge surge of political energy if the court rules against Mr. Obama.
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Increased enforcement of rules against citizens holding undeclared offshore accounts could have contributed to the increase, the newspaper said.
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Facebook has also clarified its rules against offensive ad targeting, and will step up enforcement with more human moderators.
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In India, the government last year imposed rules against the e-commerce operations of companies including Amazon and Walmart.
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Michael de la Merced's take: If Judge Leon rules against AT&T's deal, expect a hit to M.&A.
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The comment violated departmental rules against racial prejudice, according to the internal review, which was also released this week.
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A helicopter had to be used: Large parts of the city, including Central Park, have rules against flying drones.
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Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell swiftly shut Warren down, saying she'd violated rules against impugning other members of the Senate.
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The order implemented rules against blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization—so-called fast lanes—by mobile and fixed broadband providers.
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It suggests the Trumps don't believe men hold any responsibility, and don't believe the rules against harassment should be enforced.
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Shortly after users reported the tweet, Twitter responded, confirming Trump's tweet did not violate the platform's rules against abusive behavior.
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A Twitter spokesperson in a statement said the tweets are not a violation of the platform's rules against election interference.
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And the company has been inconsistent in its enforcement of rules against accounts that violate its Community Standards, Albright found.
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The social media company has debated labeling tweets from major public figures that violate its rules against bullying and harassment.
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For instance, rules against domestic abusers buying firearms are based on well-established links between domestic violence and gun deaths.
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Then, in June last year, Brian Krzanich, the firm's previous boss, resigned after violating rules against romantic relationships between employees.
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If Serbia's Court of Appeals rules against Vassilev, the country's justice minister will be responsible for his handover to Bulgaria.
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First, he signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which eased rules against women who sue employers for pay discrimination.
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Having witnessed Charlie Parker's struggle with heroin first hand, Dizzy had strict rules against drugs and fired Coltrane that year.
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Rappler now operates pending a review after its licence was revoked for violating rules against foreigners owning stakes in media.
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But there are no rules against throwing them in the air if a horse they bet on comes in first!
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"First the Ninth Circuit rules against the ban & now it hits again on sanctuary cities – both ridiculous rulings," he tweeted.
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Indonesia's television and radio regulator has issued rules against content that might depict homosexual relationships as anything other than "deviant".
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It's unclear whether that would be allowed under House of Commons rules against holding repeated votes on the same question.
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Some families dove deep into debates about our President, while others depended on strict rules against any mention of politics.
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In the federal government, there had been long-standing rules against the use of any government property for personal purposes.
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More than a dozen states have passed or are debating legislation that would create tougher rules against student loan companies.
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The decision rules against Advocates for the West, an environmental law firm that brought the case against the Trump administration.
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If the WTO rules against the U.S., the EU is preparing billions more in tariffs to place on U.S. goods.
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Facebook confirmed late last month that McInnes is banned from Facebook and Instagram, citing the company's rules against hate groups.
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Others moved their videos to alternative platforms, rightly anticipating that Reddit would crack down under its rules against nonconsensual pornography.
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If a court or a jury rules against the plaintiffs, they could end up worse off than when they started.
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If the organization rules against the United States, that will test the Trump administration's willingness to follow global trade rules.
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The warning labels will explain to viewers that the tweet in question breaks Twitter's rules against harassment and violent threats.
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The State Bank of Pakistan introduced a comprehensive set of new rules against money laundering and terror financing, officials said.
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The images were often removed because they violated Facebook's rules against graphic violence and hate speech, yet they kept resurfacing.
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Rappler now operates pending a review after its license was revoked for violating rules against foreigners owning stakes in media.
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If the Supreme Court rules against his union, Mr. Clover said, its finances would suffer and its influence would drop.
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Azar, however, has said the administration doesn't need to release an alternative plan unless the Supreme Court rules against Obamacare.
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Despite Twitter's rules against inciting violence, the site preserved the president's tweets, arguing that they were in the public interest.
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I know it sounds messed up and possibly illegal, but again, I checked and there are no rules against this.
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It's unclear why the Senate Republicans have not enforced these rules against a party so deliberately employing a stall tactic.
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But if its appeal to C.A.S. fails, and the Swiss Supreme Court, beyond that, rules against City, what happens then?
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But he and other managers said Carl's Jr. had rules against paying them for more than 23 hours a week.
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Curiel could hinder the administration's efforts to build barriers on unfenced portions of the border if he rules against Trump.
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The amount of any fine that could be imposed on Google if the CCI rules against it was not clear.
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One of the biggest digital ad services has banned Breitbart News from its platform for violating its rules against hate speech.
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Though the anti-poaching forces it works with are often armed, WWF itself has strict rules against buying or selling weapons.
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Late last year, the company expanded its ads policies to include rules against "fake news" sites that impersonate legitimate media organizations.
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Students are beginning to push back on ones they deem discriminatory, challenging rules against buzz cuts, shirt dresses and hair extensions.
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Facebook doesn't have explicit rules against sharing false information, even though it attempts to down-rank those posts in News Feed.
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Voluntary agreements not to are hardly a substitute for strong rules against anti-consumer practices known to have been instituted before.
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Twitter said Thursday it will start labeling tweets from influential government officials who break its rules against bullying and abusive behavior.
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Instead, the accounts and pages will be taken down after they had "consistently broken" the company's rules against gaming its platform.
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Of the 62 countries tracked in 2212-213 by Global Integrity, an NGO, 220 had rules against "nepotism, cronyism and patronage".
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Dealers aren't allowed to offer their products for sale on the platform, but there are no rules against advertising their business.
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The ministry threatened to fully block the app if the IPs refused to play by the ministry's rules against online pornography.
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If you don't like a Christian college's rules against swearing, pornography and expressing disbelief in God, you can go somewhere else.
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Washington already lifted tight rules against several state-owned enterprises and banks earlier this year after first easing sanctions in 2012.
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Almost immediately, some commentators began pleading with Twitter to block the President's account for violating the platform's rules against abusive behavior.
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If the new jury, in the trial starting on Monday, rules against Google on fair use, then it will consider damages.
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Malta, together with other EU states, faces a sanction procedure for its delay in adopting new EU rules against money laundering.
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Investors, looking at the polls, figured that Hillary Clinton — an advocate of tougher rules against firearms — would win the White House.
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"Rules against shots to the head made a lot of sense to me," said Snee, a four-time Pro Bowl selection.
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In a statement to Reuters, Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, said it had clear rules against hate speech and incitement to violence.
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And if that court rules against South Dakota, the state is likely to petition the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The question, trade analysts say, is what the Trump administration would do if the World Trade Organization rules against these policies.
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President Barack Obama issued some stringent rules against lobbyists in his administration — but then began making exceptions for several Cabinet nominees.
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Galimberti said the Canada Border Services Agency would need more resources to quickly investigate and enforce trade rules, including rules against dumping.
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But another senior government official said, however, that India wanted to balance the WTO rules against the sensitivities of its local manufacturers.
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At the time, women did not participate in the annual race, despite there being no written rules against it, according to CNN.
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The wind down would kick in if the court rules against the ACLU and allows the government's termination decisions to move ahead.
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The draft plan calls for the application of existing rules against money laundering, which have been reformed several times in recent years.
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Hasselman said the tribe would now wait for Boasberg's decision on Friday and pursue appeals if the judge rules against the tribe.
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A representative of a European company that has instituted rules against interaction with Huawei described people involved in 5G development as "shaken".
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If the court rules against Uber, the prosecutor said that separate fines could be sought for any future violations by Uber drivers.
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If it rules against extradition, the soldiers will await decisions on their asylum requests in Greece which are not expected for months.
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"We have reviewed your report carefully and found that there was no violation of the Twitter Rules against abusive behavior," they said.
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She asked coworkers to sign a petition for a safer workplace, demanding better moderation of mailing lists and rules against doxing coworkers.
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They protected the sanctity of the House with "tough on incivility" rules against future disruptions, including fines ranging from $28503 to $22019,500.
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Other government agencies also use studies like these to develop policy and regulations, and to buttress and defend rules against legal challenges.
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This is believed to be the first time that a White House journalist has defied the Trump administration's rules against live recordings.
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In that case, Ms. Bergquist said, states with stricter standards might have to create new rules against buying cars from other states.
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Much of the attention after the passage of Proposition 227 last fall focused on its relaxing of rules against recreational marijuana use.
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Conservatives are getting irritated with the Senate Republicans refusal to use the rules against obstructionist Democrats, or even acknowledge that they can.
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A Twitter spokesperson told CNN Cain's tweet was removed because it violated the company's rules against violence and wishing harm against others.
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Assuming the court rules against him, can Trump do what Clinton was so certain he could not get away with: take the Fifth?
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"She would stick her head out of her bedroom window" — a violation of rules against moving the blinds that covered the room's windows.
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He also said the Iranian central bank was implementing new rules against money laundering and terrorism funding to facilitate ties with European banks.
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In November 2017, the FCC eased longstanding rules against owning multiple media outlets in the same market, paving the way for the acquisition.
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"We have clear rules against hate speech and work hard to keep it off our platform," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
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A top House Democrat is urging members of his party to defend key Obama administration climate rules against GOP efforts to undo them.
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Branson's leadership style may stem from an early lesson he learned from his mother, who had strict rules against speaking poorly of others.
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Apple and Google have rules against apps that facilitate harassment, but the Absher app remains available more than a week after the report.
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Currently, rules against speaking against the king have spread to the military, and Thai citizens have good reason to watch what they say.
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If the court rules against Ms. Rousseff, she and Mr. Temer could be forced to step down, opening the way for new elections.
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Apple and Google have rules against apps that facilitate harassment, but the Absher app remains available more than a week after the report.
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The strict rules against celebrations aren't fun, but if more players begin getting creative and frankly, weird, like Hawkins, we're okay with it.
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Alternatively, if it rules against the U.S., the "Trump administration would very likely ignore the ruling or pull out completely," Schneider-Petsinger said.
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"We have taken enforcement action on a group of accounts for violating our rules against platform manipulation and spam," a Twitter spokesman said.
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"If the court rules against Texas, the justices would be saying that the Republican-controlled legislature had an improper racial motive," he said.
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Swedish authorities reportedly denied a request for a vanity license plate reading "Trump," claiming it violated motor vehicle department rules against "offensive" phrases.
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"First the Ninth Circuit rules against the ban & now it hits again on sanctuary cities-both ridiculous rulings," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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In the report, Mueller directly explained how those internal Justice Department rules against indicting a president had a major impact on his internal deliberations.
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It's nearly impossible to advertise content about sexuality on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook without violating the companies' rules against porn ads.
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But Republicans accused Warren of violating Senate rules against impugning another senator and voted down party line to bar her from participating any further.
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He said that Conway "reiterated her commitment" to following rules against endorsing products, but did not signal that the White House took disciplinary action.
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The ruling earlier this month clarified the limits of "national security" as a defense for breaking WTO rules against unjustified tariff barriers to trade.
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If the new jury in San Francisco federal court rules against Google on fair use, then it will consider Oracle's $9 billion damages request.
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STEVEN BERKOWITZ New York To the Editor: If the Supreme Court rules against labor unions in this case, it will have far-reaching consequences.
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FEDERAL APPEALS COURT RULES AGAINST TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ON DACA Federal judges in New York and Washington also have ruled against President Trump on DACA.
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A report on the topic of enforcing rules against property speculators is now being prepared for the mayor, the Toronto Sun reported on Sunday.
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In response, CEO Jack Dorsey promised to introduce stricter rules against harassment—and it looks like some of those rules just leaked to Wired.
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He noted that Japan, China and Korea have more restrictive rules against flying drones, which he thinks has limited the growth of professional pilots.
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A government plan to buy bad debts from the banks at close to face value would fall foul of European rules against "state aid".
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Villeroy, who also heads the Bank of France, defended the single currency's deficit rules against those who blame them for weak French economic growth.
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Whoever makes up the ridiculous rules against "cultural appropriation" should quit this job and go into something more sensible and benign, like catering weddings.
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The procedure could end up in fines for London if the court rules against the UK. (Reporting by Francesco Guarascio; editing by Robin Emmott)
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But it also features some proposals guaranteed to piss big pharma companies off, like the recommendation that rules against importing prescription drugs be loosened.
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In France, laws regulating free speech are generally more restrictive than in the United States, and rules against violence or hate speech already exist.
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What if we'd put a halt to the practice, re-establishing the traditional antitrust rules against "mergers to monopoly" and acquiring your nascent competitors?
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His decision to summarily end the panel's work sets the stage for a possible constitutional crisis if the court again rules against the government.
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The FCC last year approved strict rules against throttling Internet traffic as part of its broader regulations, which are currently being challenged in court.
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If he rules against the prosecution however, Aisyah and Doan could walk free, though that decision could still be appealed to a higher court.
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If the high court rules against Stephens, it will set a precedent for employers to legally fire anyone who they perceive as gender-nonconforming.
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Twitter has come under fire from some critics who say President Donald Trump's tweets often violate its rules against bullying, dehumanization and threatening harm.
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The court's decision is expected in the coming weeks, and if it rules against her, a new president will be elected 60 days later.
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But Trump has revived use of the 1974 law, even though it appears to be at odds with WTO rules against unilaterally raising tariffs.
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"It's created a lot of tensions, especially at night when drivers break rules against overtaking and you get a complete breakdown," the source said.
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These include, for example, policies on hate speech, targeted violence, bullying, and porn, as well as rules against spam, "false news," and copyright infringement.
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"Women are being told they have violated Twitter rules against hateful conduct by simply stating biological and legal facts," the group writes in its letter.
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The group cited several examples of women&aposs accounts being compromised, including temporary limiting of certain features, for violating Twitter&aposs rules against hateful conduct.
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"We banned the discussion of 'sim swapping' on OGUsers a long time ago and have rules against any discussion of blackhat/illegal activities," Ace wrote.
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Governments need to impose tighter rules on these industries, such as tougher local building codes, and to put more effort into enforcing rules against overfishing.
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In Graham-Cassidy 1.0, states could apply for waivers of Obamacare rules against denying coverage to, or raising prices on, people with preexisting health conditions.
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Trolls are trying to take down the YouTube channel of PewDiePie's rival by misusing the site's new rules against predatory comments on videos of children.
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The sweeping move is just the latest in a line of technology companies taking action against Jones and Infowars for violating rules against hateful content.
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In "Tightrope," for example, we see one of Mayweather's clones, locked in an asylum, break out and rebel against the institution's strict rules against dancing.
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Facebook announced today that it has removed 8.7 million pieces of content last quarter that violated its rules against child exploitation, thanks to new technology.
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But the Waqf has the ability -- and crucially the religious legitimacy -- to establish clear rules against Muslims smuggling weapons or conducting violence at the site.
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It honors Dutch workers who went on strike against German occupiers in February 1941, protesting the oppressive rules against Dutch Jews imposed by the Nazis.
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The European Union is weighing strengthening its rules against extremist content on technology platforms and could fine some of the world's largest social media firms.
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"If the administration wanted to establish a precedent for new rules against currency manipulation, this might be an appropriate venue to do that," Schott said.
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Twitter's rules against abusive behavior says that a user may not engage in the targeted harassment of someone or incite other people to do so.
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"That's why Twitter hasn't banned Donald Trump from its platform," he said, even though the president has repeatedly broken Twitter's rules against posting violent threats.
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Nonprofits that are paid by local governments said new rules against large gatherings were making their services impossible to deliver, placing their existence at risk.
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At a minimum, he violated clear rules against leaking such information to the media, a curious decision for the person tasked previously with finding leakers.
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The accounts were posting identical messages in support of Bloomberg and ran afoul of Twitter's rules against "platform manipulation and spam," a Twitter spokesperson said.
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Facebook confirmed that Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes is banned from Facebook and Instagram, citing the company's rules against hate groups, according to Business Insider.
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"We have taken enforcement action on a group of accounts for violating our rules against platform manipulation and spam," a Twitter spokesperson told The Verge.
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But if for some reason the parliamentarian rules against the amendment or the amendment fails to get a majority, move to a third amendment — Sen.
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Despite ethical rules against doing so, mental health professionals have asserted that Trump is "too mentally ill" to discharge the powers and duties of the office.
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Currently, EU states are free to apply common rules against money laundering in different manners, a situation that has led to poor supervision in some cases.
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Although Facebook and Instagram have already had rules against explicit images on the platform, Sandberg says their new measures are targeting more subtle forms of abuse.
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If the commission rules against Planned Parenthood, Lee-Gilmore said that the group would review all of its options, including, potentially, going back to traditional court.
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It was a hack, but one that seemed to have found a legal loophole around the rules against rebroadcasting over-the-air TV. Various courts agreed.
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They have instead relied on their existing rules against things like nonconsensual porn and election manipulation — if a fake video falls into those categories, it's gone.
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If the High Court rules against the protest ban, then arrests made under it could be deemed unlawful, opening the way to compensation claims, he added.
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The bigger picture: Pai has the votes to adopt his plan, which would undo the existing rules against blocking, throttling and fast lanes on the internet.
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He was competing away from home, on the alien turf of Las Vegas, and under foreign rules against the hardy American kickboxer Rick Roufus in 1988.
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Here is how the internet would be regulated under Pai's proposal: There would be no more rules against paid prioritization, blocking websites, or other similar activities.
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The new rules against so-called inversions, in which cross-border mergers help American companies change their tax domiciles, sent Pfizer back to the drawing board.
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The bans came in a first set of rulings introduced by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) under new rules against harmful gendered stereotypes introduced in June.
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EPA is also considering reducing vehicle emissions standards based on industry-sponsored science and pushed through industry-backed chemical rules against the advice of agency scientists.
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Lawyers for the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee have begun working to set the stage to delay a forced testimony in the event Sullivan rules against them.
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The company's rules against threatening violence and harassing people are regularly violated with impunity -- and sometimes with an official nod from the social media platform itself.
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The WikiLeaks founder announces he will leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London and accept arrest if a United Nations panel investigating his case rules against him.
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He has also defended far-right and other activists and conspiracy theorists ejected from social media platforms in May for violating rules against "violence and hate."
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Ahead of the ruling, Assange said he would leave the embassy and accept arrest on Friday if a UN panel investigating his case rules against him.
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" YouTube also has strict rules against content that "intends to…encourage dangerous or illegal activities that have an inherent risk of serious physical harm or death.
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There are rules against asking federal employees to perform personal tasks, as well as restrictions on employees providing gifts of time or material to their bosses.
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For my part, The Times's rules against investing in what we write about has allowed me to be equally open to this going up or down.
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Property is the largest source of wealth for households, a given in a country with strict rules against moving money overseas and a volatile stock market.
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He says that a professor there, David Knowlton, urged him to follow Saul Alinsky's rule book, which advised radicals to use their enemies' rules against them.
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The issue is more about unscrupulous marketers eager to track users' facial expressions in response to advertisements or content, despite Apple's contractual rules against doing so.
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The trade war with China has already made expanding 5G in the US more expensive, and rules against Huawei threaten to slow 5G's growth even more.
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The upshot: It raises the prospect of eliminating some of the rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization, opening the door to fast lanes on the internet.
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If the court rules against unions' right to collect agency fees, unions would still be obligated to bargain on behalf of and represent entirely non-paying employees.
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"Today, we're removing 559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior," the company said in a blog post.
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"We have clear rules against hate speech and incitement to violence and work hard to keep it off our platform," the social network said in a statement.
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A special administrative region of China, Hong Kong has lagged other places, including the mainland, in adopting tighter rules against trading of ivory and other endangered species.
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Though Singapore does not have any official regulation in place to prevent scalping, in the past many large events have had rules against the resale of tickets.
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But to satisfy Brussels, she also promises not to undercut the EU through lower standards for the environment, social and employment policies or rules against state aid.
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GitHub told Motherboard that the code violated its rules against "sexually obscene content," and it's removed multiple repositories, including one that was officially run by DeepNude's creator.
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NON-INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY The letters follow a Bank Negara statement on Sunday saying the central bank would "re-enforce" existing rules against offshore trading of the ringgit.
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Here's an example of one that Facebook served me: That's largely because Facebook is required to abide to rules against misleading advertising under the Federal Trade Commission.
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Interpol joining the political fray is notable because the group includes Russia and other countries without rules against mass surveillance or spying on political minorities and activists.
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If the court rules against Mr. Obama, or if it splits 4 to 4, it will immediately end the president's efforts to revamp the nation's immigration laws.
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The resolution would roll back FCC chairman Ajit Pai's recent internet order under the Congressional Review Act, effectively restoring the 2015 rules against paid prioritization and throttling.
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The new agency would also favor an improvement of EU rules against money laundering, which are currently insufficient and applied inconsistently in EU states, the authors said.
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BuzzFeed News noted that many news outlets recommend or have explicit rules against making political displays or statements in an effort to maintain objectivity in their reporting.
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Serena Williams' coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, says he would break the rules against on-court coaching again despite the trouble it caused at last year's US Open final.
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Twitter, which initially said Mr. Jones and Infowars had not violated its policies, later suspended the two accounts for a week for violating rules against inciting violence.
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Officials in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina this week warned retailers against price gouging, citing penalties for violating state of emergency rules against excessive price increases.
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The channel was shut down, and Mr. Durov offered an explanation, also on Twitter, saying that Amad News had broken the messaging app's rules against encouraging violence.
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Mueller might rely on grand jury evidence and testimony, and there are rules against making this information public outside the DOJ if the case isn't being prosecuted.
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If the court rules against organized labor as expected, it will inflict punishing financial hardship on the affected unions and will threaten the viability of many locals.
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But it becomes far more difficult for investors to buy and sell shares and many institutional investors, such as pension plans, have rules against holding delisted shares.
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Yesterday, Instagram deactivated Ward's account, claiming that Ward broke the platform's rules against "sexually suggestive" content (Ward denied the claim that she broke Instagram's rules to Buzzfeed).
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It also has the potential to weaken rules against capping worker's benefits or limiting how much employees can be asked to pay in deductibles or co-payments.
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She watched as one of her best friends, who regularly defied her parents' rules against going out to protest, bumped into her own father in the street.
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And rugby could emphasize the same combination — frowning upon hits that cause unconsciousness in addition to its existing rules against "high" tackling — and achieve better results, too.
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The Trump campaign has used digital media to great effect, exploiting a lack of rules against misinformation in Facebook ads to make inaccurate claims and raise money.
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Laws regulating free speech in France are generally considered more restrictive than in the United States, and there are rules against calls to violence or hate speech.
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The lawsuit, which claims Levandowski had a long relationship with Uber before leaving Alphabet, could severely handicap the company's autonomous efforts if a judge rules against Uber.
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CEO Andrew Torba said that Anglin had failed to appropriately tag his post as "not safe for work," and that Auernheimer violated Gab's rules against threats and terrorism.
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Many camps had their own security and strict rules against alcohol and drugs, as well as maids, fitness centers, high-thread-count sheets and 24-hour meal service.
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An EU regulation is directly applicable in all member countries, but rules against money laundering are currently defined in directives which give governments broad leeway in their application.
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Despite strict rules against promiscuity, homosexuality, drug use, and sex work, the Islamic world is nevertheless—and perhaps as a result—facing up to a growing HIV problem.
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According to several people who attended oral arguments, Kentucky's lawyer attempted to paint a dire scene: If the judge rules against work requirements, Medicaid expansion would quickly end.
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Regardless of its impact on Mueller, the case will be significant for Terance Gamble, who could face three extra years in prison if the court rules against him.
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After winning a classic Japanese style MMA fighter versus legitimate kickboxer mismatch under kickboxing rules, against the great Badr Hari, Overeem began competing in kickboxing and MMA simultaneously.
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The bots, which were created last November and December, were pulled down by Twitter on Sunday night for breaking the social network's rules against "manipulation," the company said.
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In its statement, the league said that Diamondbacks coach/interpreter Ariel Prieto was wearing an Apple Watch, breaking the league's rules against having electronic devices in the dugout.
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Global Integrity, an NGO, says that though 43 of 54 African countries it follows have rules against cronyism, only Botswana tends to appoint bureaucrats based on "professional criteria".
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The spokesperson rejected allegations that Facebook "discourages" sharing posts between pages, but said Facebook has rules against clickbait and spam because people do not want to see it.
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Put some teeth into the rules against legislating on Appropriations bills: require a recorded, supermajority vote to waive the point of order against legislative provisions in funding bills.
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Macron, 40, has said Europe should not be "naive" in its trade relations, pushing in Brussels for more stringent anti-dumping rules against imports of cheap Chinese steel.
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The company has since sent an email to other marketing partners, informing them of the action taken against Hyp3r and reminding them of its rules against data scraping.
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The National Education Association's (NEA) budget committee estimates the union could lose as many as 2900,220006 members if the Supreme Court rules against agency fees later this spring.
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When Business Insider flagged the videos to the site, YouTube shut down some channels mentioned in the investigation which it said breached its rules against promoting harmful substances.
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If the Court rules against partisan gerrymandering, the map could be redrawn so that the Sixth returns to its pre-2012 state of being solidly rural and Republican.
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To avoid rules against taking money out of the country, many Chinese have turned to bitcoin, and now we're seeing the government close down that avenue as well.
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Twitter permanently banned the conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos in 2016, after he repeatedly insulted the comedian and actress Leslie Jones, for violating rules against targeted abuse and harassment.
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If the World Trade Organization rules against the United States, it is unclear whether the Trump administration would listen to the ruling, or move to leave the organization.
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If the court rules against the city, festival organizers have said that they'll likely have to fold, since there's no other viable private space to use near town.
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On Friday, the Los Angeles Times reported that Twitter was suspending 70 accounts for tweeting identical messages of support for Bloomberg for violating its rules against platform manipulation.
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"We have taken enforcement action on a group of accounts for violating our rules against platform manipulation and spam," the spokesman said in a statement to Business Insider.
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Critics argued that the tweet violated Twitter's rules against making violent threats, but the company said the tweet was of public interest in explaining why it remained up.
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"The court finds the DOL adequately weighed the monetary and non-monetary costs on the industry of complying with the rules, against the benefits to consumers," Lynn wrote.
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Football's world governing body has rules against players wearing "political, religious or personal slogans, statements or images," and has deemed that the poppy falls foul of those criteria.
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If the Supreme Court rules against voters in Wisconsin and Maryland who challenged partisan gerrymandering in those states, legal experts said more states may consider efforts like Ohio's.
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The Rules had inherited a basic structure over the years, but this update moved sections around, and created a new, very robust subsection devoted to the rules against harassment.
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He pees on the living room carpet, but Maryam can't clean it and air it out on the balcony because of apartment rules against hanging laundry out to dry.
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Two election law experts told Business Insider that the rules against this type of coordination generally only apply to paid media advertisements — for example, TV, newspaper, or internet ads.
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And according to Facebook, much of it is homegrown: Today, we're removing 559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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He failed to disclose the trip or income on his security-clearance forms; the payment also violated rules against retired military personnel receiving money from foreign governments without permission.
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COURT RULES AGAINST BACKPAGE CEO OVER SUBPOENAED DOCS: A federal court ruled on Tuesday that Congress does not have to give up documents it subpoenaed from the website Backpage.
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The European Commission opened an investigation into the case in April to check whether the loan complies with the bloc's state aid rules against giving companies an unfair advantage.
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The American public stands squarely behind a tough regulator enforcing tough rules against the financial services industry, but bank lobbyists in Washington can't stop trying to change the subject.
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Rules against "financial assistance" -- common in some international jurisdictions -- could be put in place to limit the extent to which companies can pledge assets to fund their own acquisition.
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Rather than linger over the curves of cars, Mr. Perlmutt keys the pace of the film to the stop-and-go progress in reforming the rules against auto racing.
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The Post reported that it's unclear where the football paraphernalia has gone, with tax experts questioning whether the businessman violated IRS rules against charities being used for personal gain.
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In a blog post, Twitter announced that it has updated its rules against "hateful conduct," saying the tweak is the result of extensive conversations with experts and the public.
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If the court rules against, bathroom bills could proliferate across the country; 11 state legislatures that have introduced similar bathroom bills are in various stages of the legislative process.
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In fact, the Justice Department has longstanding rules against such disclosures for this reason — rules Mr. Comey disregarded, apparently in the severely misplaced hope of protecting his own reputation.
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But the campaign created headaches because management imposed rules against investigating Michael Bloomberg and his Democratic rivals -- and those rules were widely criticized by outside journalists and President Trump.
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The F.D.A. has not approved the treatment; rather, it has declined to enforce rules against using the investigational treatment for patients with C. diff infections resistant to established treatment.
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If the court rules against unions, we will see more labor unrest, more people moved to collective action and more public service workers standing up for dignity and respect.
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Twitter has come under fire from critics who say tweets from politicians, including Trump, often violate its rules against bullying, dehumanization and threatening harm but are not taken down.
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Why it matters: While it's not illegal to steal signs, there are rules against using technology for an advantage — something the Astros clearly violated if these claims are true.
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EU rules allow member states to support research activities or relieve energy costs of steel companies, but there are strict rules against state aid used to rescue those in difficulty.
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Twitter announced new "election integrity" rules for its platform Monday, including stricter rules against fake accounts, punishments for accounts associated with banned accounts and a prohibition against sharing hacked materials.
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The FCC's new Republican leadership is not likely to enforce net neutrality rules against zero-rating, which prevented exempting certain internet content — streaming music and video — from customer data caps.
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The room was split almost evenly on a second case, involving a phrase that some viewed as a violation of rules against hate speech but others read as a joke.
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The senior official said that if Turkey's electoral board rules against a re-run of the Istanbul vote requested by the AKP, there was little incentive to maintain the alliance.
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But these popular features of current law, plus rules against charging older people more than triple the rate for younger ones made the Obamacare marketplaces difficult to sustain without repairs.
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Continuing the trend, just days before Spencer's big conference, Twitter suspended his account and those of others who work with him, citing a violation of its rules against hate speech.
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If the court rules against the plan, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull could find himself presiding over a government fractured on the issue, endangering his razor-thin parliamentary majority of one.
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"We want to combine resources even if we can't combine lawsuits," he said, referring to the fact that carriers have rules against customers doing class action lawsuits against their providers.
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If the commission rules against Google, it and other online giants will have to be more careful in dealing with firms that offer competing products and services on their platforms.
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Parents also noted whether they enforced sleep rules such as having a set bedtime, lowering household noise around the child's bedtime, and rules against using technology or snacking after bedtime.
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It could also help Uber, if it goes public, avoid being barred from the S&P 500 and other stock indexes that this year instituted rules against unequal voting rights.
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On September 18, McDonald's workers in 10 cities will make history, striking to protest what they say is a persistent failure to enforce company rules against sexual harassment at work.
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Parle Products said it had strict rules against the use of child labor for both its own factories and would investigate the Raipur factory, which was operated by another company.
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FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION The Federal Trade Commission, whose 1,100 staffers enforce antitrust law and rules against deceptive marketing, encouraged staffers to avoid in-person meetings and said they could telework.
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There's been concern over blood and gore in video games, rules against crude language in news reporting and even fines for exposing flesh and underwear at car and entertainment expos.
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Facebook and YouTube are removing content that potentially names the anonymous whistleblower who sparked a presidential impeachment inquiry, with Facebook saying it violates rules against "coordinating harm" on the platform.
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If it rules against the government it would increase political uncertainty in the country and "weigh on sterling a little," said Jeremy Stretch, head of G10 forex strategy at CIBC.
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Phillips says that by having rules against bigotry but implicitly allowing it if coded correctly, the_donald can argue to Reddit's administrators (and detractors) that it's not a racist misogynistic place.
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BENGAL DRAWS SUSPENSION Cincinnati linebacker Vontaze Burfict was suspended for the first three games of next season for repeated violations of the N.F.L.'s rules against dangerous hits on opposing players.
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The office succeeded in pressuring the White House to release information about ethics waivers it has granted to employees seeking to avoid running afoul of rules against interacting with previous employers.
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The Supreme Court's verdict on the Pimlico case could have a big impact on other businesses if the court rules against the firm and offers an expanded interpretation of worker status.
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Also March 20, 20183: New York state Judge Jennifer Schecter rules against Trump's lawyers' motion to dismiss the defamation case by Summer Zervos, citing the Supreme Court's ruling in Clinton v.
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After a new trove of Clinton e-mails emerged, a couple of weeks before the poll, he broke rules against electoral interference by informing Congress that he was reopening his investigation.
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The jury was deadlocked in a trial in 2012, and if the current jury rules against Google on fair use, then it would consider Oracle's request for $9 billion in damages.
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Regulators have long been concerned that tighter rules against financial crime such as money laundering and bribery are having the unintended consequence of clogging up the cross-border flow of money.
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As for AIG's obligation to pay any judgment the women may eventually get against Cosby, it appears that issue will have to wait until a jury actually rules against the comedian.
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Another strain is Amazon's strict rules against late shipments and other infractions that can get you suspended from the platform, a critical blow for businesses that have become dependent on it.
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We can only imagine what Trump will say/tweet if the Ninth Circuit panel also rules against him — even on the temporary basis as immediately pends as this goes to print.
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But if the jury rules against Google, and against its more liberal interpretation of copyrighting software APIs, experts worry it could have a chilling effect on the work of software developers.
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"I crossed the line," Lacker said in a statement, saying he never intended "to reveal confidential information" and that he may have broken rules against giving people an edge in business.
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Washington first began easing sanctions on the former military dictatorship in 2012 and removed tight rules against several state-owned enterprises early in 2016 before lifting every penalty in Oct. 2016.
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JUDGE RULES AGAINST TRUMP ATTEMPT TO DELAY WATER RULE: A U.S. district court federal judge issued a ruling Thursday that overturns the Trump administration's delay to implementing the Clean Water Rule.
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Last year, Twitter banned Blackburn from promoting a video ad where she bragged about stopping "the sale of baby body parts," on the grounds that it violated rules against "inflammatory" advertising.
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The State Department has said there were no rules against editing of the video; however, the officials put new policies in place this week, since the intentional editing came to light.
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The sentencing follows Robinson's unsuccessful campaign for a European Parliament seat and his banning from Facebook in February over anti-Muslim posts the company said violated its rules against hate speech.
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A trial in 2012 ended in a deadlocked jury, and if the current jury rules against Google on fair use, then it would consider Oracle's request for $9 billion in damages.
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I don't include any look-alikes in VaM for this reason, and I have worked with moderators on various sites to help establish rules against creating look-alikes of real people.
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But since Michigan is a non-profit and has to look like it's broke in order to defend the NCAA's rules against paying players, the Wolverines have to spend that money.
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According to several people who were present during the oral arguments, Kentucky's lawyer attempted to paint a dire scene: If the judge rules against work requirements, Medicaid expansion would quickly end.
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However, after airmen had their MAGA hats signed, Air Forces Europe told Stars and Stripes that there are no rules against troops bringing personal items to be signed by the president.
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That figure is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than the fatality rate in Europe and Asia, where rules against performance-enhancing drugs are enforced more stringently.
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She noted that she had previously warned Mr. Manafort about his conduct while on house arrest after prosecutors complained that he had broken the rules against contacts with the news media.
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To that end, he has pulled out of the Paris climate accord, is seeking to scrap rules against coal-fired power plants and allowed the dumping of coal waste in streams.
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The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) has stepped up antitrust rules against the company, ordering it to create an independent entity from fixed-line unit Telmex to offer competitors access to infrastructure.
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So do several other battleground states, where extremely biased legislative maps could be at risk if the court rules against Wisconsin, according to an analysis by the Brennan Center for Justice.
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If the court rules against her, they effectively give employers the right to decide how men and women must dress, regardless of whether the employee is straight, cis, and/or LGBTQ.
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Airbnb has been strictly enforcing its rules against parties in units this year, following the death of five partygoers who were killed in a shooting at a California Airbnb in October.
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The social network reinstated Mr. Spencer's personal account on Saturday, less than four weeks after suspending it and others he created for violating rules against making multiple accounts with overlapping uses.
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"These military strikes against Assad's arsenal send a clear signal that the United States will stand up for internationally accepted norms and rules against the use of chemical weapons," Cardin said.
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And I think a lot of the Catholic rules against it were actually attempts to control and limit the ability of the aristocracy to develop a kind of political and kin monopolies.
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And the moderators of the forums run a tight ship, with specific rules against "sensationalized" news and an emphasis on authoritative information from top health bodies like the World Health Organization (WHO).
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BRUSSELS, May 15 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will investigate whether South Africa's Aspen Pharmacare pricing practices for five of its cancer medicines violate the bloc's rules against companies abusing their market power.
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We took note that the Boy Scouts' most important asset was their brand, which gave them access to corporate donors — even though those donors had rules against giving to organizations that discriminated.
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Pornhub will be deleting "deepfakes" — AI-generated videos that realistically edit new faces onto pornographic actors — under its rules against nonconsensual porn, following in the footsteps of platforms like Discord and Gfycat.
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But many of the private groups reviewed by The New York Times contained content and behavior that appeared to violate other Facebook rules, such as rules against targeted harassment and hate speech.
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"We want a serious investigation by the European Commission on Malta's respect of the European rules against money laundering," EU Green legislators Eva Joly and Sven Giegold said in a joint statement.
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The decision to remove the content comes as Facebook has also censured Jones by unpublishing four of the radio host's pages this morning for violating the social network's rules against hate speech.
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According to her, the only misjudgment she made was using her personal email server, which there were no rules against, nor did anyone tell her not to… both of which are false.
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A trial in 2012 ended in a deadlocked jury, and if the current jury rules against Google on fair use, then it would consider Oracle's request for about $9 billion in damages.
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The European Parliament also asked the European Commission to strictly monitor Hungary's use of EU funds and called on Budapest to repeal laws tightening rules against asylum-seekers and non-governmental organizations.
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In a lawsuit filed today, it argues that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's rules against circumventing copy protection — designed to stop people from pirating copyrighted works — places unconstitutional limits on free speech.
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University of Florida said in a statement on Wednesday that inviting Trump Jr. and Guilfoyle to speak does not violate rules against using student money for political gain, the Gainesville Sun reported.
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This appears to be an act of protest against the recently introduced new code of conduct rules for the Linux community, which include rules against sexual harassment and advocates for more diversity.
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Serena Williams' coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, says he would break the rules against on-court coaching again, despite the controversy it caused in the American's 2018 US Open final defeat to Naomi Osaka.
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That view was echoed by China International Capital Corp (CICC), which said China's banking industry should be revalued upward, as tough rules against shadow banking would dispel worries over lenders' asset quality.
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Congressional Republicans move one step closer to tax cuts; a US appeals court rules against the Trump administration in a key case involving abortion and immigration; Quebec lawmakers pass a burqa ban.
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In New York, where six taxi drivers have committed suicide in recent months, Mayor Bill de Blasio and the City Council are under pressure to adopt stricter rules against ride-hailing services.
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The official NHS visitor guidance, dated March 25, 2020, states that children, women in labour and patients receiving end-of-life care are the three exceptions to strict rules against visitors (here).
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But many of the private groups reviewed by The New York Times contained content and behavior that appeared to violate other Facebook rules, such as rules against targeted harassment and hate speech.
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Warren shot into the spotlight last year after Senate Republicans voted to temporarily block her from speaking from the floor, citing the Senate's rules against impugning the character of a fellow senator.
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Sometimes, scientific findings influence this evolution: postmortem proof of the high incidence of brain damage in former NFL players has inspired new rules against hits that put the brain at high risk.
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But according to the Journal, regulators are looking at such influencers for potential violations of rules against deceptive marketing practices – even those given financial rewards from brands without promising anything in return.
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Read the judge's opinion: Go deeper: The fight for Trump's taxes Appeals court rules against Trump on his tax returns Deutsche Bank tells court that it does not have Trump's tax returns
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Carl Icahn revealed a "large position" in Ireland-based Allergan on Tuesday, almost two months after the U.S. government blocked its $160 billion merger with Pfizer by issuing new rules against tax inversions.
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But liberals have also strongly criticized Twitter because it refuses to take action against Trump's account, even though they say it breaks the platform's own rules against hate speech and incitements to violence.
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Luke has just marked his 90 day clean mark, largely thanks to the support of Joey (Anna Enger), his friend and — if there weren't rules against relationships in the center — would-be lover.
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"These rules do not get to the heart of the problem," said Barry Lynn, executive director of the Open Markets Institute, which advocates for tough enforcement of antitrust rules against big tech platforms.
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The small concrete huts in which many refugees live break rules against building semi-permanent structures in their informal camps, something some Lebanese fear would lead to their lasting settlement in the country.
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David Cameron, the U.K.'s prime minister, is expected to announce measures to combat tax avoidance on Monday and meanwhile Germany and France's finance ministers have vowed to tighten rules against tax havens.
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Mansouri said the Gulf was already complying well with rules against money laundering and terrorist financing, and that UAE authorities were in touch with U.S. authorities and banks to convince them of this.
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The American death toll is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than the fatality rate in Europe and Asia, where rules against performance-enhancing drugs are enforced more stringently.
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Our current crop of trade negotiators tells us that the inclusion of actionable rules against currency manipulation is impossible, because they would intrude on the actions of central banks, including our Federal Reserve.
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But in these cases, even the sites that were supposed to pass inspection actually violated Facebook's rules against clickbait and low-quality content and could have indicated to Facebook that something was amiss.
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American Bar Association Forbids Sexist Remarks Several bars already have rules against singling out someone on the basis of race, religion, sex, disability or other factors, and now the A.B.A. has one, too.
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California state Senator Scott Wiener on Wednesday introduced a bill that would create a regime in some ways more strict than the Obama-era rules against blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against content.
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So hypothetically, if the Trump campaign were actively involved in a scheme with WikiLeaks to bolster its own campaign, that might be a violation of the Federal Election Commission rules against foreign contributions.
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As soon as he got questions that made him uncomfortable, Sessions stopped citing the Almighty and instead relied on supposedly long-standing Department of Justice rules against talking about private communications in public.
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Most of the major social media platforms have rules against using other people's pictures in this way and have an option for people to make impersonation complaints if their identity is being used.
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He said band members were prohibited from bringing their own instruments to the game because of N.C.A.A. rules against noisemakers, though the rule is designed to prevent interference with an opponent's snap counts.
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Spokesman Okoe told CNN that the fire service has rules against sexual harassment and abuse, including an internal tribunal to investigate claims, which would have been utilized if Fosu had lodged a complaint.
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One of the crucial requirements for any bank or broker is compliance with the strict rules against money laundering, especially the "know your customer" requirement that largely prevents secret accounts and untraceable transactions.
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After users flagged the video to Twitter on Sunday, the company said it had determined that the video violated its rules against synthetic and manipulated video and labeled the video as manipulated content.
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She was denied entry by two homeless shelters and at least three other housing agencies because of rules against keeping pets, according to the program director at Brooklyn Community Services's Transitional Living Community.
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The EPA has seen a decline in enforcement of rules against polluters, and lawmakers have complained that programs like ARPA-E have delayed or not issued the funding that they're required to provide.
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As with the census case, if the Court rules against the administration on DACA, it will likely just tell the administration to go back and try again but do it legally this time.
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Bharara notified Attorney General Jeff Sessions' chief of staff about the call, saying he wasn't going to talk to Trump, the source said; there are rules against sitting US attorneys talking to the President.
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Whithorne says that fewer than 10 campaigns had been created so far, and any future efforts will also be shut down, on the grounds of violating GoFundMe's rules against promoting hate speech and violence.
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Twitter announced in June that it would label tweets from influential governmental officials that break its rules against bullying and abusive behavior, but not block the leaders from the site or remove their tweets.
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"This led to the creation of grammatical rules that don't make much sense in the context of English," Solomon told me, citing rules against ending sentences with prepositions as an example of this phenomenon.
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The pharmaceutical giants Pfizer and Allergan called off their $152 billion merger after the Obama administration tightened rules against so-called inversions, in which U.S. companies shift to an overseas home to lower taxes.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said on Thursday that the European Union's new trade rules against Chinese imports lacked awareness of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, urging the EU to abide by those requirements.
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Though such convictions are rare, PG&E faces a maximum penalty of only $3 million from the convictions, the Chronicle said, because a judge prevented prosecutors from using new safety rules against the utility.
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"For a seamless implementation of the law, the government should relax rules against traders for procedural lapses for six to nine months," Praveen Khandelwal, secretary general of the Confederation of All India Traders, said.
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Rodeos and bull-riding are often criticized by animal welfare groups, and the bull-riders association is at pains to highlight its rules against the use of cattle prods and other inducements to buck.
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The latest: Mario Dion, the ethics commissioner, said Trudeau's "flagrant attempts to influence" Wilson-Raybould violated rules against seeking to influence a decision to "further another person's private interests" — in this case SNC-Lavalin.
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"Whether the court rules in our favor or rules against us, we don't really care," the opposition leader, Raila Odinga, said in an interview after making the announcement in front of supporters and media.
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He has also been skeptical of rules against broadcast ownership limits, given that the agency has approved mergers in competing industries, including Charter's purchase of Time Warner Cable and AT&T's purchase of DirecTV.
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Slide 1 advises that the barf emoji — which earlier in the year had been designated as a form of hate speech in the appropriate context — is now also classified under Facebook's rules against bullying.
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David McKinley of West Virginia showed the scale of the problem by displaying ads for illegal drugs like cocaine that had been posted just in the past hour despite Twitter's rules against such ads.
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An inmate's rights to such materials were upheld in a 1988 ruling by the late Chief US District Judge Harold Vietor, who considered Iowa's rules against sexually explicit materials to be unconstitutionally vague and overbroad.
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He called on the Social Democrat-led government to repeal the decree, adopted late on Tuesday and which will enter into force in a little over one week unless the Constitutional Court rules against it.
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As a federal contractor with more than $10,000 in business, it is subject to specific rules against racial or religious discrimination, and must cooperate with government audits to ensure that it complies with those rules.
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But blocking wasn't the only kind of harm prevented by the net neutrality order: it also had bright-line rules against paid prioritization and throttling, where ISPs would limit or boost traffic to certain websites.
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When Warren took to the lectern to read Coretta Scott King's letter, written in 1986 and accusing Sessions of outright racist bigotry, she was asked to stop, per Senate rules against impugning a fellow senator.
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The head of the Parliament's economic committee, Roberto Gualtieri, said the court ruling was "historic" and upheld the assembly's softer interpretation of EU banking rules, against the "ideological and wrong" position of the EU commission.
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The company has long had rules against certain types of conduct — yet users complained for years that accounts reported as clearly violating those rules were ultimately allowed to remain, or that Twitter responded too slowly.
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They are instead nothing more than a bellwether of the power of assorted interest groups to convince an unwitting public to "take action" to prevent an inevitable calamity if the government rules against their position.
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If a judge rules against Congress and in favor of the Trump administration, it could set new legal precedent that could make it easier for future presidential administrations to withhold information from future Congressional committees.
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If a judge rules against Congress and in favor of the Trump administration, it could set new legal precedent that could make it easier for future presidential administrations to withhold information from future congressional committees.
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Over the last year and a half, Twitter, Facebook, Apple, YouTube, and Spotify have all either outright banned Jones and InfoWars for violating rules against spreading hate speech or suspended them for posting new content.
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If the commission rules against it, All About the Message said, it wants a retroactive waiver to relieve the company and its customers of any liability and "potentially substantial damages" for voice mail already delivered.
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Singapore recently began using its rules against "fake news" to go after critics and opposition figures by forcing social networks like Facebook to either take down certain posts or add the government's response to them.
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Since the RedState report, her Republican critics have been circulating the nude photo on Twitter, which has taken the posts down for violating the platform's rules against sharing explicit images of someone without their consent.
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"Most of the major social media platforms have rules against using other people's pictures in this way and have an option for people to make impersonation complaints if their identity is being used," O'Sullivan reported.
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That's because the arbiters who handle claims all but work for the companies they are supposed to be judging impartially – after all, why would a company continue to use an arbiter who rules against them?
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Indeed, if the District Court rules against the department, it would not be surprising to see the department seek to bypass the D.C. Circuit and directly seek a stay and review in the Supreme Court.
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PUBLIC INTEREST GROUP URGES FCC CRACKDOWN ON CABLE: Advocacy group Public Knowledge filed a complaint on Thursday against Comcast, AT&T and Cablevision urging the FCC to implement its cable privacy rules against the providers.
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Twitter has suspended several high-profile accounts associated with the alt-right movement for violating rules against abuse and harassment, taking another step into the uncomfortable (and possibly counterproductive) role of arbiter of acceptable speech.
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The court wrote it would have been more reasonable to simply delete WhatsApp, if the firm determined the social media app violated its rules against personal use of a company-provided device during work hours.
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Phillips also tweeted a screenshot of Twitter's response to her reporting someone who said she needed "a good fucking to sort out" her teeth, which Twitter said was not in violation of its rules against abuse.
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A judge rules against him — that is not unusual; judges often rule against presidents and against legislation — but you don't go around undermining the judiciary and calling people "so-called judges" because they ruled against you.
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In addition, Twitter says it's broadening its hateful conduct policy and rules against abusive behavior to include those accounts that abuse or threaten others through their profile information, like their username, display name, or profile bio.
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With lenders in Italy and other weaker economies struggling to find buyers for their bad credit, Vitor Constancio called for a European Union "blueprint" for creating asset-management companies (AMC) compliant with EU rules against bailouts.
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But many Republican lawmakers view him as a welcome change at the top of the EPA, an agency they say declared war on the coal industry during Barack Obama's presidency with its rules against carbon emissions.
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The basics remain the same: When a firm communicates to the public about products and services they offer, long-established rules against misleading or promise-like information apply, regardless of where or how it is published.
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In Malaysia these changes were proposed and implemented by the independent Election Commission and subsequently approved by the judiciary, whose impartiality is evidenced by the fact that it frequently rules against the government and senior ministers.
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"I went to the company's meeting with investors... but nothing moved me," said a fund manager at a major Japanese asset management firm who declined to be named because of company rules against discussing individual shares.
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The lawsuit is expected to be heard by conservative judges at the district and appeals court levels, and could end up heading to the U.S. Supreme Court if the appeals court rules against the Obama administration.
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Glencore said it had received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice dated July 21.3 requesting documents for its Congo business over compliance with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and rules against money laundering.
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They don't take action to craft new rules in light of a changing legal landscape and new court decisions and they don't take action to enforce those rules against candidates and super PACs that violate them.
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The report also found that despite department rules against offensive language, the NYPD does not investigate potential uses of language relating to a complainant's protected status, such as racial slurs, under the umbrella of biased policing.
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Austria's financial watchdog announced on Monday it was investigating whether lenders Raiffeisen Bank International and Hypo Landesbank Vorarlberg followed rules against money laundering, following the leak, which prompted renewed scrutiny of tax affairs around the world.
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The Post said Trump might have violated IRS rules against "self-dealing" by using foundation money to purchase two portraits of himself, which were then hung at his private golf clubs in New York and Florida.
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Twitter follows Facebook, Apple, YouTube, and Spotify in either banning or suspending Jones and Infowars from posting content on their platforms after repeated violations of their rules against posting hate speech or violent and hateful content.
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There are still strict rules against both homosexuality and sex outside marriage; a British man was recently jailed for brushing against a German man in a bar, for example, before Sheikh Mohammed pardoned him last week.
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There's a lot in the proposal, but here are the key parts: Warren is laying out her ideal world in this bill, but she's not the first politician to propose some high-minded rules against corruption.
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More broadly, deputies called for tougher EU rules against tax evasion and tax avoidance, saying the bloc should counter these practices in foreign tax havens and also in the seven EU states that "facilitate aggressive tax planning".
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Financial stocks led the gains, as some investors believe Chinese banks will benefit from Beijing's tough rules against shadow banking, which will remove systemic risks in the sector, despite short-term negative impact on the market's mood.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union regulators have drawn up a preliminary plan for a possible tightening of rules against money laundering after a series of high-level cases at the bloc's banks, but do not envisage quick measures.
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"If you show that the judge historically has said disparaging things, or if you could show that he consistently rules against certain kinds of people, you might be able to make some kind of case," she said.
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If the court rules against Slovakia and Hungary, it would give Brussels and other EU states more arguments to pressure the easterners to take in asylum-seekers, and could also lead to more legal wrangling and fines.
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But in the modern West, and especially the United States, copying without attribution goes against our societal values and our economic principles, and it is these values and principles that rules against plagiarism are meant to safeguard.
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The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency said in a filing made available on Monday that ETP violated rules against storm water discharges, industrial waste disposal and the release of bentonite slurry, a clay and water mix, into waterways.
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But if the Supreme Court rules against the climate deal — the biggest carbon reduction plan pursued by the Obama administration — those countries and others could conceivably use it as an excuse to back out of the deal.
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Public interest groups are urging the Federal Communications Commission to take action under its net neutrality rules against the increasing number of Internet providers who allow customers to access some services without charging them for the data.
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Twitter earlier this month expanded its rules against coronavirus misinformation to include posts that contradict recommendations or reliable information about the illness from authoritative public health agencies, part of a wider crackdown by the social media industry.
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Uber's repeated problems — even after a change in leadership — have led the journalist Steven Hill to argue that limits should be placed on the company, including caps on the number of vehicles and rules against subsidizing rides.
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But at the time, Comey was the US attorney for the Southern District of New York, high-profile securities fraud cases were in vogue, and allegations emerged that Martha Stewart had violated the rules against insider trading.
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The F.T.C. serves as the country's de facto privacy regulator, relying on more limited rules against deceptive trade practices to investigate Google, Twitter and other tech firms accused of misleading people about how their information is used.
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State-owned firms service China's domestic demand more and their weaker showing may point to weakness stemming from property-cooling measures, higher interest rates and tougher rules against risky financing, factors expected to weigh throughout the year.
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If the court rules against Afscme — the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees — then union members across the country could receive all the benefits of being in a union without having to pay for it.
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Washington (CNN)A Justice Department employee who heckled DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen at a Washington restaurant and criticized the administration's immigration policy online did not violate rules against political activity by government workers, a watchdog agency found.
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"If a service provider can block you from seeing certain content or can make you pay extra for it, that hurts all of us and we should have rules against it," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.
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RELATED: Judge rules against North Carolina's 20-week abortion ban The court's docket reflects the case has been listed for the last eight closed-door conferences where the justices discuss pending petitions, including one held Friday morning.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The National Association for College Admission Counseling, a trade association of admissions counselors, has agreed to drop rules against colleges trying to poach each other's students and prospective students, the Justice Department said on Wednesday.
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When Benjamin Franklin, the first US ambassador to France, was given a diamond-encrusted snuff box by the King, he followed the rules against "emoluments" to officials by foreign states and asked Congress if he could keep it.
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Also at issue is how a number of the posts, particularly those that depict sexual violence, were allowed on Facebook, given that they would seem to violate the social media platform's rules against sexual content and hate speech.
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But what could have been two of the biggest topics of conversation - oil prices and OPEC output levels - were not in the cards, as such a broad conversation would run afoul of U.S. antitrust rules against price-fixing.
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WTO rules against tax break for Boeing: The World Trade Organization ruled Monday that a huge tax break given to the aerospace giant Boeing by Washington state violates trade agreements between the United States and the European Union.
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There are no formal rules against gambling, and while betting on golf is technically a misdemeanor in South Carolina, where Jordan did a lot of his gambling on the courses of Hilton Head, that law is not enforced.
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In point of fact, Russia's complaints began even before the final event on Saturday night, with some officials claiming that the eventual winner, a Ukrainian of Crimean Tatar origin, had violated contest rules against political content in songs.
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Bob GibbsRobert (Bob) Brian GibbsHouse conservatives want ethics probe into Dems' handling of Kavanaugh allegations Judge rules against Trump attempt to delay Obama water rule House Dems add five candidates to 'Red to Blue' program MORE (R-Ohio.).
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Bob GibbsRobert (Bob) Brian GibbsHouse conservatives want ethics probe into Dems' handling of Kavanaugh allegations Judge rules against Trump attempt to delay Obama water rule House Dems add five candidates to 'Red to Blue' program MORE (R-Ohio).
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While many of the biggest firms on Sand Hill Road don't have explicit rules against putting their money into cyberweapons, investors compared it to investing in cannabis or guns — risky fields that are better kept at a distance.
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The Washington Post recently reported that officials are considering rolling back the use of disparate impact in ways that would dilute federal rules against discrimination of women and people of color in areas such as housing and education.
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According to Sinai Province videos reviewed by Reuters, the group has created a morality police force, known as a Hisba, to enforce strict rules against such behavior as smoking, men shaving their beards or women exposing their faces.
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In an email to Vox earlier this week, a Twitter spokesperson pointed out that the site recently banned the formerly verified white supremacist Matthew Heimbach for violating its rules against violent speech, harassment, and other forms of abuse.
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Baseball has a long history of stacking rules against the pitchers: banning the spitball in 1920, lowering the mound in 1969, creating the D.H. in 1973 and tacitly condoning steroid use in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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"Lady Chatterley's Lover," by D.H. Lawrence, with its racy depictions of sex between an aristocratic woman and her gamekeeper, was the subject of a trial in 1960 that would test the country's newly relaxed rules against obscene publications.
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That's the image I recalled Monday night upon hearing that Salazar, 61, the world's best-known coach of distance runners and head of the Nike Oregon Project, had been suspended four years for violating the rules against doping.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced late Friday that the social media platform will unveil a stronger set of rules against sexual harassment and threats of violence after women, led by actress Rose McGowan and others, boycotted the platform.
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Facebook also took down 321 other pages and accounts from India that violated its rules against spam, as well as 103 pages, groups and accounts on its own platform and photo-sharing platform Instagram that originated in Pakistan.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Apple Inc said on Friday that it had banned from its App Store the Infowars app belonging to popular U.S. conspiracy theorist Alex Jones after finding that it had violated the company's rules against "objectionable content".
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It's stripped some far-right and white supremacist users of their verified badges and banned others, as well as rolled out what it says is harsher enforcement of rules against abuse, sexual and racial harassment, and threats of violence.
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SUPREME COURT DEALS BLOW TO UNIONS, RULES AGAINST FORCED FEES FOR GOVERNMENT WORKERS The nonprofit also alleges that unions "pressured" employees to join or misled workers to believe membership was required as opposed to just paying the reduced fee.
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Apple, maker of the iPhone, appealed to the Luxembourg-based General Court a year ago after the European Commission ruled that its "sweetheart" tax deal with Ireland was an illegal subsidy in breach of EU rules against unfair competition.
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"In one case, the scooter was in an open driveway, about five feet away, easily accessible to the public," one Bird charger told me, asking to remain anonymous because of the startup's rules against chargers disclosing non-public information.
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The fallout would be "complicated, and it's going to be a roller coaster of a ride if the [Washington, D.C., federal] district court rules against the administration," said Nicholas Bagley, a University of Michigan Law professor and Obamacare expert.
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The Chick-fil-A inquiry may run afoul federal ethics laws that prohibit officials from leveraging their position to enrich themselves, as well as rules against compelling employees to conduct personal tasks for a superior, according to the Post.
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"In Malaysia, these changes were proposed and implemented by the independent Election Commission and subsequently approved by the judiciary, whose impartiality is evidenced by the fact that it frequently rules against the government and senior ministers," the statement said.
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The Federal Communications Commission's new regulations, which abandon rules against blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content, were published in the Federal Register Thursday, though it's not yet clear when most of the changes will take effect 1.
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The procedure could end up in fines if the court rules against the UK. Britain charges no VAT on derivatives marketplaces in which it is the global leader, such as the London Metal Exchange and the London bullion market.
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If Judge Robinson rules against Mr. Kobach in the current trial, thousands of Kansans who attempted to register to vote at a Department of Motor Vehicles office but did not provide proof of citizenship will see their registrations reinstated.
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BRUSSELS, March 24 (Reuters) - Cargo shipping companies will continue to be exempted from antitrust rules against anti-competitive agreements until 2024 because this immunity ultimately leads to lower prices and better consumer services, EU antitrust regulators said on Tuesday.
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If the full appeals court rules against Amazon, "I think it could have a significant effect throughout the country," said Professor Aaron Twerski, who has written extensively about the Oberdorf case with his Brooklyn Law School colleague Edward Janger.
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A major media union wants even more forceful action, calling for Postmedia's breakup and tougher rules against concentration and the type of leveraged buyout that helped Postmedia gain control of roughly one-third of Canada's English-language daily newspapers.
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So many young people have tattoos that in 2015 the military relaxed the rules against them, which were discouraging too many potential recruits — though there are still restrictions against offensive tattoos or most that would be visible in uniform.
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Press freedom advocacy groups have criticized plans to tighten rules against "fake news" and the questioning by the counter-intelligence agency of a Le Monde reporter who broke the so-called Benalla scandal involving current and former officials from Macron's administration.
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In the study, the ECB argued such bad banks would not fall foul of EU rules against taxpayer bailouts so long as they bought loans at a "long-term economic value" set by national authorities and approved by the European Commission.
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Full text: 9th Circuit rules against reinstating travel ban "The government has pointed to no evidence that any alien from any of the countries named in the order has perpetrated a terrorist attack in the United States," the judges wrote.
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Full text: 9th Circuit rules against reinstating travel ban "The government has pointed to no evidence that any alien from any of the countries named in the order has perpetrated a terrorist attack in the United States," the judges wrote.
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The $160 billion deal was blocked by the Obama administration after it issued stricter rules against inversions, in which a U.S. company merges with a foreign company and moves its headquarters abroad to take advantage of lower corporate tax rates.
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A separate WTO panel partially backs the EU in its counter-case alleging $225 billion of support for Boeing from the U.S. government, NASA and various states and municipalities, and rules against aid for Boeing worth at least $215 billion.
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But its content moderation structure is very different from the top social media platforms like Facebook and Google, which rely on a mixture of artificial intelligence and human content moderators to enforce top-down rules against hate speech, harassment and more.
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It is currently stayed by the Supreme Court while a legal challenge by 22022 states and some companies is mulled in the federal appeals court in Washington, DC. If that court rules against it, a Trump administration would not appeal.
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When a judge hears a case for fraud against Trump University in the coming weeks, or rules against his administration's policies when he is in office, he must stand back (self-restraint that proved beyond him when he was a candidate).
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They argued that search engines were "essential bottlenecks of an emerging economic order," and they proposed rules against overtly manipulating results — complete with a court that could examine search algorithms for evidence of it, without revealing companies' secrets to spammers.
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On Tuesday, August 8, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey finally posted a controversial tweet thread addressing the platform's decision not to ban Jones: Dorsey's comments have received widespread backlash, with many arguing that Jones has violated the company's rules against abusive behavior.
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This is especially important to note since sports media seldom pays attention to women athletes in general and specifically leaves out other challenges of Muslim women in sports, including rules against hijab in sport or recreation or stadiums that ban women.
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" A company spokesperson told BI that the group violated its rules against non-consensual pornography, and that such violations warrant "an instant shut down on the servers whenever we identify it, as well as [a] permanent ban on the users.
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Rome has been keen to portray the fund as an industry initiative to ensure it does not fall foul of European rules against unfair state aid, and it left the announcement on Monday to a private fund manager, Quaestio Capital Management.
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If the Supreme Court rules against small businesses in favor of these governments, many small business owners will have to decide if staying in business is worth the hassle of ensuring their compliance with a vast number of individual tax jurisdictions.
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He added that if the UK did try to offer tax rulings or introduce tax incentives that were contrary to the EU's rules against unfair tax competition between members, it could actually put companies off due to worries about retaliation.
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The state-owned firms service the domestic demand more and their weaker showing may point to weakness stemming from property-cooling measures, higher interest rates and tougher rules against risky financing, factors which are expected to weigh throughout the year.
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As Sarah Jones noted in a preview of Masterpiece for The New Republic, LGBTQ people are not a federally protected class, and if the Supreme Court rules against them it will undermine an already patchwork network of local anti-discrimination protections.
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Italy is in talks with the European Commission to devise a way around the problem, and Brussels has indicated a way forward for Rome to protect Italian retail investors while still abiding by EU rules against state-funded bank bailouts.
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If the WTO rules against the United States, it could authorize other parties to impose retaliation against the U.S. Switzerland echoed other U.S. allies in arguing that the president was "unjustified" in declaring a national security reason for initiating the tariffs.
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Mexico floats a Carlos Slim trial balloonMexico's telecoms regulator has discussed forcing billionaire Carlos Slim to legally separate part of his landline telephone unit Telmex from the rest of the company, a move that would intensify antitrust rules against the company.
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In a bid to cut terrorist funding after January 2015 attacks on French magazine Charlie Hebdo, the EU adopted stricter rules against money laundering and began naming countries with legal loopholes that could be exploited by militant organizations to get funding.
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He said that, because of Icahn's title and his described role in helping to choose appointees, he seems to be a de facto special government employee, which would make him subject to rules against using the position to help himself financially.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Freezing Assets Not Tied to Crimes | The government may not freeze assets needed to pay criminal defense lawyers if the assets are not linked to a crime, the court ruled in a 5-to-3 decision.
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"After months of conversations and feedback from the public, external experts and our own teams, we're expanding our rules against hateful conduct to include language that dehumanizes others on the basis of religion," the company wrote on its Twitter Safety blog.
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If the court rules against the unions, millions of government workers in more than 20 states could be allowed to opt out of paying for collective bargaining, depriving unions of vast sums of money and making them less powerful and effective.
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But the president's high-decibel smear campaign against the professionals of the F.B.I. destroys the party's pretense of being a friend of law enforcement, as does the administration's dismantling of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency and its rules against consumer fraud.
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The Trump administration challenged a state university's longstanding rules against harassment, bullying and bias on Monday, saying that the rules discouraged students from expressing their views and left students open to the possibility of penalties for engaging in free speech.
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On Tuesday, Twitter suspended Mr. Jones for a week after he posted a link to a video calling for supporters to get their "battle rifles" ready for a fight against the press and others, violating the company's rules against inciting violence.
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In the EU's counter-case alleging $19 billion of support for Boeing from the U.S. government, NASA and various states and municipalities, a separate WTO panel partially backs the EU and rules against aid for Boeing worth at least $5.3 billion.
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They argue that the longer Europe takes to enforce its privacy rules against the world's biggest data-hungry companies, the more Silicon Valley will take advantage of wiggle room, run circles around regulators and undermine the spirit of the EU's law.
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In the EU's counter-case alleging $303 billion of support for Boeing from the U.S. government, NASA and various states and municipalities, a separate WTO panel partially backs the EU and rules against aid for Boeing worth at least $5.3 billion.
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A separate WTO panel partially backs the EU in its counter-case alleging $210 billion of support for Boeing from the U.S. government, NASA and various states and municipalities, and rules against aid for Boeing worth at least $5.3 billion.
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Some of those firms will respond in a manner that will violate new rules against "information blocking," while others might skirt below that threshold while still adding excess transaction fees or threatening developers with intellectual property violations tied to data use.
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In a recent Q&A session with Reddit's co-founder Steve Huffman (better known on Reddit as the user spez), one exasperated user linked to 45 different examples of comments on The_Donald that clearly violated Reddit's rules against violent content.
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Stricter capital reserve requirements by the Fed and rules against proprietary trading by regulated banks (aka, the Volcker rule) both reduced the willingness of banks and bond dealers to finance inventories and changed their role in the marketplace from principal to agent.
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Though Twitter has rules against "abuse and hateful conduct," civil rights experts, government organizations, and Twitter users say the platform hasn't done enough to curb white supremacy and neo-Nazis on the platform, and its competitor Facebook recently explicitly banned white nationalism.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The European Union's new rules against countries dumping cheap goods on its market got a rough ride at a World Trade Organization meeting, where China, Russia and Saudi Arabia led a chorus of disapproval, a trade official said on Thursday.
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This is the first time a professional soccer match has been stopped in France for this reason, and the decision to temporarily halt play fell in line with one of France's new rules against discrimination, FIFA employee Alex Stone said on Twitter.
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Bob GibbsRobert (Bob) Brian GibbsHouse conservatives want ethics probe into Dems' handling of Kavanaugh allegations Judge rules against Trump attempt to delay Obama water rule House Dems add five candidates to 'Red to Blue' program MORE (R-Ohio), who represents a nearby district.
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A recent report by the investigative nonprofit ProPublica shows how anti-racist activism can often fall afoul of Facebook rules against offensive material, while a post by the Louisiana representative Clay Higgins calling for the slaughter of "radicalized" Muslims was deemed acceptable.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A Mexican tribunal struck down a ruling on Thursday that said broadcaster Grupo Televisa did not have market power in pay television, two people with knowledge of the matter said, opening the door to tougher rules against the company.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Indiana went too far by subjecting out-of-state manufacturers to detailed rules for such things as sinks, cleaning equipment and even contracts with outside security firms, and could not enforce those rules against them.
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Some users of the system have argued for years that the console's optical drive tends to damage discs inserted in the system and render them unplayable, and if the Court rules against Microsoft, it could find itself facing a massive class-action lawsuit.
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In an interview, two of the researchers who led the study told me that although they had only examined Reddit, their findings might be applicable to social networks like Facebook and Twitter, which tend to enforce their rules against individuals, rather than groups.
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I completely agree, for instance, with Mounk's critique of Le Pen's secularism-on-steroids approach to public religiosity, which would try to suppress Islamic identity (and Jewish identity) in various ways, from bans on head scarves to rules against kosher and halal slaughter.
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While testing out these searches, the first automatically suggested query was "photos of my female friends in bikinis," which returned photos of women in bikinis, as well as one image of a topless woman, which would appear to violate Facebook's rules against nudity.
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If the conservative-majority Supreme Court rules against Stephens, the result would be devastating to the estimated 1.4 million trans people in the U.S.—particularly trans women of color, who are already unemployed at four times the rate of the general population.
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A number of visiting Westerners in recent years have also been caught up in North Korean rules against religious activity: Jeffrey Edward Fowle of Ohio was held for five months, accused of purposely leaving a Bible behind at a club for foreign sailors.
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Last month, Twitter banned Jones and Infowars for seven days, citing tweets that it said violated the company's rules against abusive behavior, which state that a user may not engage in targeted harassment of someone or incite other people to do so.
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Israel is one of many countries — ranging from Sri Lanka to Myanmar — where the social network has been accused of having too few content moderators proficient in local languages, leaving the company incapable of enforcing its own rules against hate speech and content inciting violence.
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Earlier this summer, Twitter banned tweets containing a link to a story from a national media outlet that included White House advisor Stephen Miller's personal phone number (an action that, despite Miller's status as a public figure, violated Twitter's rules against publishing personal information).
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Government officials, researchers, and local NGOs say they have pleaded with Facebook representatives from as far back as 2000 to better enforce the company's own rules against using the platform to call for violence or to target people for their ethnicity or religious affiliation.
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That was quickly followed by the revelation of entire YouTube channels full of videos of children being mistreated, frightened, and exploited — for instance, young children in revealing clothing restrained with ropes or tape — that seem designed to skirt YouTube's rules against violence and child exploitation.
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Supreme Court rules against Apple, allows an App Store antitrust case to proceed The iPhone owners suing Apple allege that the company's 30% commission on App Store sales is passed along to users, representing an unlawful and unfair use of Apple's monopoly power. 5.
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After a series of workplace lawsuits and divisive attacks between employees, Google has revised its internal code of conduct with more explicit rules against harassing coworkers, and for the first time, set guidelines on what people may post on the company's internal online forums.
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But the process outlined in this instance shows that when there are risks of public controversy the social network is entirely capable of looking at something that's clearly anti-Semitic and making the decision to follow the spirit of its rules against hate speech.
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Last year's "Day of Action" prompted Amazon, Google, Facebook, and many others to pen blog posts or host banners urging users to file comments in support of the Federal Communications Commission's Obama-era net neutrality rules against blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 19 (Reuters) - A Mexican tribunal has stuck down a ruling which declared that broadcaster Grupo Televisa did not have market power in pay television, two people with knowledge of the matter said, opening the door to tougher rules against the company.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's telecoms regulator has discussed forcing billionaire Carlos Slim to legally separate part of his fixed-line unit Telmex from the rest of the company, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would intensify antitrust rules against the company.
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SCOTUS RULES AGAINST PUERTO RICO DEBT RESTRUCTURING: The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Puerto Rico can't restructure the debts of its public utilities to avoid a financial crisis, closing off one of the island's last remaining options for avoiding default without help from Congress.
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Some tech workers have found ways to sidestep rules against selling their private company shares because plenty of third parties, who are desperate to own stock of high-valued start-ups like Uber and Airbnb, will buy the shares in transactions on the side.
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The Sun published the headline "IPSO rules against Sun's Queen headline" at the foot of its front page on Wednesday, as well as an article at the bottom of page two that set out what both sides had argued and what IPSO had ruled.
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But in Oregon, ranchers have found themselves caught between a snarling rock and a hard regulation — the wolves killing cows on their grazing grounds, and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, which has strict rules against killing them in all but the rarest circumstances.
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The World Trade Organization has found that the tax credit in Washington state violates its rules against government support for exports, opening the door to the European Union placing tariffs not just on Boeing goods, but on all manner of US exports to Europe.
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But while a rapprochement between Hamas and Mr. Abbas's Fatah faction, which dominates the Palestinian Authority, poses the tantalizing prospect of a united Palestinian front facing Israel in potential peace talks, a unity government involving Hamas could violate congressional rules against funding terrorist organizations.
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"According to CNBC, Facebook says inciting violence is against the site's terms of service and that it is working with the government to resolve the situation: "We have clear rules against hate speech and incitement to violence and work hard to keep it off our platform.
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The fact that they don&apost AR-20143s which are one of the most commonly owned long guns in the United States, that&aposs fine, California has rules against that, but as a matter of constitutional law Scott, it&aposs very different than being a legislator.
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The FTC said that Facebook's data policy was deceptive to "tens of millions" of people who used its facial recognition tool and also violated its rules against deceptive practices when it did not disclose phone numbers collected for a security feature would also be used for advertising.
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The FTC said that Facebook's data policy was deceptive to "tens of millions" of people who used Facebook's facial recognition tool and also violated its rules against deceptive practices when it did not disclose phone numbers collected to enable a security feature would be used for advertising.
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They chafe at the rules against reselling or giving away the guns, noting that if an assault weapons owner wants to get rid of his or her guns, or dies, the rifle must be surrendered to police, transferred out of state, or sold only to select dealers.
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To study the effectiveness of international rules against anonymous, untraceable shell companies, Sharman and two other researchers impersonated 21 different fictitious consultants and sent 7,400 emails to 3,700 so-called corporate service providers (often law or accounting firms) in 182 countries, asking for help setting one up.
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Court rules against AT&T, closing FTC regulation loophole "AT&T's bait-and-switch scam is a good window into the many harms that result from dominant companies operating without the discipline of meaningful competition," said FTC Chairman Rohit Chopra in a spicy statement accompanying the announcement.
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The mayor, who is decidedly on-the-fence about whether or not to run for president, is no doubt well aware of the city's rules against using city resources for political purposes, but that didn't stop his city hall staff from organizing and publicizing Monday's event.
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"You're in a little cage and you're exposed to whatever comes, whether it's good, bad or nasty," said a 56-year-old woman who works for the Thruway Authority and did not want to be identified because of agency rules against speaking to the news media.
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" Twitter also does not have publicly available guidelines for the threshold for a permanent ban; it only states in its rules against abusive behavior that "any accounts and related accounts engaging in the activities specified below may be temporarily locked and/or subject to permanent suspension.
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"If the Supreme Court rules against the administration on that ground, that would have a more positive impact on the limits of the president's power on domestic policy," said Todd Gaziano, a constitutional law expert with the conservative Pacific Legal Foundation and a former Justice Department lawyer.
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In reality, the bill could effectively cripple the FCC's power to protect net neutrality, according to open internet advocates, because cable and phone companies could claim that FCC rules against blocking and throttling—concepts at the core of federal net neutrality protections—amount to rate regulation.
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Edge cases: Gillespie assembles a rogue's gallery of the toughest challenges in the annals of moderation: The celebrated Vietnam-war news photo of a crying, naked girl running down a road after a napalm attack, which Facebook moderators repeatedly removed for violating the rules against underage nudity.
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But none reached the underlying constitutional issue of the propriety of the appointment of the in-house judges, simply postponing that issue for a later challenge if the S.E.C. rules against a defendant who can then take the case back to the appeals court for further review.
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Overall, Twitter made a significant step Tuesday in tightening its rules against deceptive media — but exactly how this plays out will depend on how quickly and decisively the company can act on the inevitably tricky and politically charged cases that will arise in the months ahead.
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Those tools have also provided a way for senators to give the public a glimpse of what otherwise would be private moments, such as a photo of the cellular device cubby where they must store their electronics to comply with rules against having them inside the chamber.
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Letter To the Editor: "Court Rules Against City on Oversight of Charters" (news article, June 10) states that I have allied myself with Republican advocates of charter schools because I met with President Trump and allowed Speaker Paul Ryan to visit the charter schools I run.
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It found that there was insufficient evidence to bring charges of criminal conspiracy against Trump officials, and declined to reach a judgement on whether Trump obstructed justice in a bid to derail the probe, citing justice department rules against charging a sitting president with a crime.
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One new substantive element emerged - relaxing the strict rules against mortgage loans to borrowers with weaker credit ratings by banks with less than $10 billion in assets as long as the loans were to be kept in the bank's portfolio for several years and not immediately securitized.
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The social media company's rules against vitriolic tweets offer leeway for world leaders whose statements are newsworthy, but that "is not a blanket exception for the president or anyone else," Twitter legal and policy chief Vijaya Gadde told POLITICO in an interview alongside CEO Jack Dorsey.
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But the country has attracted relatively few refugees and is concerned that the current Dublin system's legal structures should not be radically changed, while it proposed tougher enforcement of rules against migrants seen to be exploiting the system to avoid deportation and choose which country to live in.
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The McGill study examined this, determining that as much as two-thirds of New York City area Airbnb revenues came from listings that likely violate city rules against short-term rentals for fewer than 30 days in buildings with more than three units with the owner not present.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE fell at her home and broke her shoulder, a spokesperson said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON — Twitter on Tuesday suspended the account of the far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for a week after he tweeted a link to a video calling for supporters to get their "battle rifles" ready against media and others, in a violation of the company's rules against inciting violence.
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At one point, she said, she awoke to a man forcing himself onto her and shoving his tongue into her mouth; she said she was told to ignore it by the guards, even though she was afraid that she would get in trouble because of rules against physical contact.
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How to talk to your 85-year-old grandma who still wants to visit the grocery store At this point there are technically no rules against grocery shopping, and some stores (including many grocery stores and Shoppers Drug Marts) are even providing special hours for seniors to shop.
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In its series on the Trump Foundation, The Washington Post reported that Trump may have violated U.S. Internal Revenue Service rules against "self-dealing" by using foundation money to purchase two portraits of himself, which were then hung at his private golf clubs in New York and Florida.
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But the stricter the rules against open expression of hate, the more sophisticated bigots become at dressing it up in seemingly harmless language; and the more coded the messages that convey hate, the more members of the majority feel that they are liable to be ostracized for saying the wrong thing.
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As I noted in April, the risk of such defiance is even higher now: Trump routinely attacks the judiciary when it rules against him, shows little regard for the rule of law or processes that constrain him, and nonetheless enjoys unwavering political protection from most of his Republican colleagues in Congress.
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Justice Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE also reported a total of $220006,2202 from Penguin Random House, which has published several books by her.
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The difference between this FCC and the previous one is that this FCC is going to let the FTC take on pretty much the entire consumer protection side of broadband regulation; the previous FCC determined that it, as an expert agency in these matters, should establish preemptive rules against certain practices.
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While the bill is intended to provide relief to thousands of small and midsize banks, the prospect of deregulating the financial industry has laid bare a fissure in the Democratic Party, pitting moderate Democrats who support easing bank rules against progressives who view the bill as a gift to Wall Street.
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But even if Judge Chutkan rules against the government and allows the A.C.L.U.'s suit to go forward (as she both can and should), the government has already won a far more important and alarming victory: It has avoided even a preliminary judicial hearing in the case for 11 weeks.
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Calling the Trump administration strike "a clear signal that the United States will stand up for internationally accepted norms and rules against the use of chemical weapons," Senator Ben Cardin of Maryland, the highest-ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said that any future actions would require Congressional review.
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But it could also be interpreted as a reminder that the cultural myth that bigotry and hate effortlessly fade in younger generations is just that: a myth — one that's even less plausible when the president has publicly made comments that would violate most classroom's rules against slurs and race- and gender-based insults.
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Facebook civil rights audit says white supremacy policy is 'too narrow' Over the last six months, Facebook has made changes around enforcing rules against hate speech, fighting discrimination in ads and protecting against misinformation and suppression, according to a new progress report on an audit led by former ACLU Washington Director Laura Murphy.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE on Thursday urged faith in the judiciary and pushed back against recent accusations that judges act too politically.
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" The BCC's 138-page list of regulations forbids drivers from parking overnight in residential areas if there is cannabis in their vehicle and specifies rules against "any employee or person to wear or use any device or covering, exposed to view, which simulates the breast, genitals, anus, pubic hair, or any portion thereof.
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While throughout much of my life I bristled against and complained about my mother's overprotectiveness — her worrying, her curfews, her rules against my crossing the expressway exit into the Circle, her objections to a class trip to Great Adventure because she had visions of me falling off a ride — I am glad now.
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That is, the FTC has no ability to create or enforce new regulations against potential abuses of net neutrality, because while the Federal Communications Commission can enact regulations for how ISPs must behave, the Federal Trade Commission is really only legally able to enforce existing rules against ISPs after the FCC has established them.
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In a 2-1 decision, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled that the duties of surveillance techs at the Bellagio and the Mirage Casino-Hotel go beyond simply installing and maintaining cameras and their work involves enforcing rules against coworkers, which makes them guards under federal labor law.
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"Judge Kavanaugh routinely rules against working families, regularly rejects the right of employees to receive employer-provided health care in the workplace, too often sides with employers in denying employees relief from discrimination in the workplace and promotes overturning well-established U.S. Supreme Court precedent," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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"The Janus case is a blatantly political and well-funded plot to use the highest court in the land to further rig the economic rules against everyday working people," leading public-sectors unions including the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which is the defendant in the case, said in a joint statement.
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" Rosenberg reported a tweet from the account with swastikas photoshopped over a photo of a baby for what seemed like cut-and-dry violations of policies on abusive behavior and impersonation, receiving a prompt reply that said: "We reviewed your report carefully and found that there was no violation of the Twitter rules against abusive behavior.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Both code repository GitHub and blogging platform Medium have taken down a project to automatically catalogue the identities of staff for Immigration and Customs Enforcement—the government agency which has attracted widespread revulsion for its role enforcing the Donald Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy throwing immigrant children into detention centers—citing rules against doxxing.
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"If this action signals a return to the traditional approach to antitrust, that would be a big deal, as Facebook and Alphabet have been beneficiaries of non-enforcement of the rules against monopoly," Roger McNamee, the veteran tech investor who has turned into a critic of the so-called platform monopolies, like Google and Facebook, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's possible that the Court will wait until the Ninth Circuit has ruled before agreeing to take up both travel ban cases — and it's also possible, though really unlikely, that if the Ninth Circuit rules against the administration as well, the Supreme Court will just let those rulings stand, effectively killing the travel ban for good.
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Mark Littlewood, head of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a think-tank, argues that although the new policy remains "murky", adopting even a limited industrial strategy could tempt the government into going further by propping up loss-making industries such as steel—especially once Britain leaves the EU and is no longer bound by European rules against state aid.
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Mark Littlewood, head of the Institute of Economic Affairs, one of Mrs Thatcher's favourite think-tanks, argues that adopting even a limited industrial strategy could tempt the government into going further by propping up loss-making industries such as steel—especially once Britain leaves the EU and is no longer bound by European rules against state aid.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Ore.).
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The group alleges that Pruitt's fund, developed to help him pay for legal representation through numerous ethics and spending scandals, violates rules against accepting gifts from parties a federal employee regulates, engaging in action that could result in "losing complete independence or impartiality of action" or the appearance thereof, and may even violate criminal law related to taking gifts.
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For example, D'Amato helped push through the confirmation of then-Judge Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in the face of Republican opposition.
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They also worried about the ultimate consequences of those trade cases for an international trading system that the United States has worked to construct since the World War II. If the World Trade Organization rules against the United States, the Trump administration will have to decide whether to reverse its decision or go up against the organization.
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She doesn't draw attention to what I find the most significant aspect of Chile's startlingly strong rules against marketing to children and its requirements to reduce sugar and salt: the four-year pause between passage of its new food laws and when those laws went into effect, which gave the food industry clear advance warning of their nutritional targets.
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Other than being an interesting bit of trivia, there was a legal catch with this find, Fahrenthold reported: If Trump did not give the painting to a charity — or find a way to use it for charitable purposes — he may have violated IRS rules against "self-dealing," which prohibit nonprofit leaders from spending charity money on themselves.
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Edgy advertising can be seen all over the city, and the subway is no exception, but this month, a company that sells sexual aids targeted at women found its campaign initially rejected by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority on grounds that the colorful, stylized paintings of dildos and vibrators in its ads violated subway advertising rules against obscenity.
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While the current case before the high court does not actually address the issue of whether the App Store violates antitrust law (instead, the deliberation is just determining whether the plaintiffs even have the standing to sue in the first place), if the Supreme Court rules against Apple, it means that the actual case "has only just begun," Sacconaghi wrote.
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Sweden's advertising ombudsman, an industry body, has gone with the latter interpretation of a widely shared meme, known as the In a decision published this week, the organization found that Bahnhof, an internet service provider, had broken its rules against gender discrimination by using the image of a man turning to ogle a passing woman as his girlfriend stares in disbelief.
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No matter how famous the guest, no matter how big the interview, there are rules against just letting a racist authoritarian foreign leader speak unchallenged for 45 minutes on primetime TV. But that was before and this is now, post-Brexit, post-Morgan, in our stagnant leech nation floating away into melted ice caps, doing anything for someone to listen to us. Anything.
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Pete KingPeter (Pete) KingHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches The Hill's Morning Report - Witness transcripts plow ground for public impeachment testimony MORE's (R-N.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Texas).
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Rep. Pete KingPeter (Pete) KingHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches The Hill's Morning Report - Witness transcripts plow ground for public impeachment testimony MORE's (R-N.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Texas).
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Pete KingPeter (Pete) KingHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches The Hill's Morning Report - Witness transcripts plow ground for public impeachment testimony MORE (N.Y.).
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Pete KingPeter (Pete) KingRetiring lawmaker's 2202 opponent won't run for seat, citing 'difficult' pregnancies House panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE's (R-N.
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Each state has its own trade-secret laws, but relying on them in lawsuits can be risky, in part because in most cases a judge or a jury—people who typically have little technical training—determines whether a bit of information qualifies as a trade secret, and if a court rules against you there's nothing to stop others from taking your idea.
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But that landscape was already encrusted with layers and layers of government regulations and regulators — from state audits to the FDIC, federal regulations (like Truth-in-Lending), Fair Credit Reporting, rules against discrimination, the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Office of Thrift Supervision (the only agency replaced by the CFPB).
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" Less than meets the eye: Trump's orders aren't always what they seem Oldest American, '114 years young,' dies in N.J. Trump rages in ALL CAPS after appeals court rules against him Margaret Huang, executive director of Amnesty International USA, said that while the ruling is "obviously a relief," it "won't end the turmoil and uncertainty that this inhumane ban is causing for thousands of families.
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As Recode's Teddy Schleifer recently outlined, social media companies' policies, broadly, are that politicians can pretty much say whatever they want online, because it counts as news: Although platforms say they will enforce their rules against politicians if they must, they will continue to be far more permissive places for candidates than they are for regular posters — who they also continue to struggle to effectively moderate.
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Why we're losing the battle against fake news Mark Scott looks at the landscape of fake-news regulations and finds that, as usual, the technologists are ahead of the politicians: The fake news merchants are a step ahead, thanks to techniques that allow them to mask their location, masquerade as local activists and purchase political ads in countries' local currencies to dodge rules against foreign influence.
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According to the filing, the IA is focusing on three major areas: the removal of rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization distort competition and places the burden on consumers, the removal of well-established, bright line net neutrality rules harms internet companies' ability to reach customers across the country, and the new rules harm future growth in the internet ecosystem as a whole.
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Your Lyft driver is not your destination, though they are subject to regulations designed to protect their riders and the streets on which they drive: the rules of the road; government-mandated vehicle insurance; anti-discrimination statutes; rules against congesting airport pick-up lanes; pages and pages of rules and ordinances that vary state to state so voluminous it's nearly impossible for a single person to retain.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R) won reelection by half a percentage point.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia regulators open investigation into power outages means to prevent wildfires Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches Tech firms face skepticism over California housing response MORE (D) said last month of the outages, according to CNN.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (Ore.), came out strongly against the flavor ban in the Democrats' bill.
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Bob GibbsRobert (Bob) Brian GibbsHouse conservatives want ethics probe into Dems' handling of Kavanaugh allegations Judge rules against Trump attempt to delay Obama water rule House Dems add five candidates to 'Red to Blue' program MORE (R-Ohio), would prohibit the EPA from requiring permits to spray pesticides near bodies of water as long as the application has been approved by a state and the pesticides themselves are federally approved.
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Don't bet on it The Wall Street Journal: States push Equifax to explain why it took 6 weeks to disclose hack The Wall Street Journal: The race to rein in Facebook has begun Associated Press: Funeral home horrors put spotlight on spotty US regulations Associated Press: Uber drivers protest regulation of ride-sharing in Brazil Reuters: FTC judge rules against 1-800-Contacts on antitrust charges View the discussion thread.
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"In order for the executive branch to impose trade barriers over and above the normal ordinary customs duties," he said, "we have to be in one of five situations: The goods are being dumped, the goods are subsidized, the goods have suddenly surged, national security or we're retaliating against another country for violating rules against us … and automobiles from Germany are not going to fit into any of those five."
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The cliché of the GOP being the party of states' rights has been tired for some time: Republicans have worked to hamper the ability of states trying to stem the flow of guns crossing their borders; they've floated the idea of preventing states from passing stricter-than-federal rules against polluters; and more recently, they've threatened to suspend funds to cities combative of border actions that see federal agents snatching up migrant children outside schools.
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Full text: 9th Circuit rules against reinstating travel ban 'True face' Earlier this week, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated he was grateful to Trump for showing "the true face of the US." Khamenei told a gathering of Iran's air force commanders in Tehran that the new US administration had shown the world "the depth of corruption in US government," according to quotes published by Iran's semi-official MEHR news agency.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (Ore.), the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said in a statement to The Hill.
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Bob GibbsRobert (Bob) Brian GibbsHouse conservatives want ethics probe into Dems' handling of Kavanaugh allegations Judge rules against Trump attempt to delay Obama water rule House Dems add five candidates to 'Red to Blue' program MORE (Ohio), say that the administration should support a GOP measure to roll back Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations on spraying pesticides, which they believe would cut down on Zika by killing the mosquitoes that carry it.
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A July 4 civics quiz MORE, Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE and Elena KaganElena KaganTrump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Kagan: I will 'never accept' Supreme Court's ruling on partisan gerrymandering Liberal, conservative Supreme Court justices unite in praising Stevens MORE.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (Texas), a former CIA officer, broke with some of his colleagues by defending the whistleblower's right to anonymity.
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryHillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches Retirements pose threat to cybersecurity expertise in Congress Trump urges allies to not 'be led into the fools trap' of saying Ukraine call 'was not perfect, but is not impeachable' MORE (Texas), who called Trump's actions "inappropriate," but not impeachable.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia regulators open investigation into power outages means to prevent wildfires Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches Tech firms face skepticism over California housing response MORE of California signed a bill that allows college athletes to hire agents and receive compensation for the use of their names, images, or likenesses.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia regulators open investigation into power outages means to prevent wildfires Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches Tech firms face skepticism over California housing response MORE (D) signed a bill banning the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation from starting or renewing contracts with private prison companies after this year ends. Sen.
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In February, the Washington Post reported that House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) had privately told party donors that a previous GOP effort to allow states to waive rules against insurance companies increasing rates on people with pre-existing conditions was the reason that Republicans lost control of the House last year.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Texas): Hurd, a former CIA officer and who is retiring next year instead of running in a competitive reelection race, has broken with Republicans to argue for the protection of the whistleblower.
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A July 28503 civics quiz MORE, Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE and Elena KaganElena KaganTrump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Kagan: I will 'never accept' Supreme Court's ruling on partisan gerrymandering Liberal, conservative Supreme Court justices unite in praising Stevens MORE, the liberal members of the court, joined on the part of Roberts's opinion opposing the question.
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C.), Bob GibbsRobert (Bob) Brian GibbsHouse conservatives want ethics probe into Dems' handling of Kavanaugh allegations Judge rules against Trump attempt to delay Obama water rule House Dems add five candidates to 'Red to Blue' program MORE (Ohio), Ralph NormanRalph Warren NormanConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Conservatives ask Barr to lay out Trump's rationale for census question Hillicon Valley: White House to host social media summit amid Trump attacks | Pelosi says Congress to get election security briefing in July | Senate GOP blocks election security bill | Pro-Trump forum 'quarantined' by Reddit | Democrats press Zuckerberg MORE (S.
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But the justices weren't unanimous in their decision: Justices Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE and Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader Ginsburg defends conservative Justices Kavanaugh and Gorsuch Ginsburg dismisses court packing and term limits for Supreme Court justices Ginsburg says she hopes to serve on bench 'as long as' Stevens did MORE publicly stated that they would have allowed the lower court rulings against both provisions of the law to stand.
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Earlier this summer, Twitter did say it would make some politicians' messages harder to find if they were clearly abusive but it would not remove them outright (although it has not yet put any prominent American politician in this "Twitter jail," it did temporarily freeze an account associated with Mitch McConnell.) Now it's clearer than ever that although platforms say they will enforce their rules against politicians if they must, they will continue to be far more permissive places for candidates than they are for regular posters — who they also continue to struggle to effectively moderate.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 85033:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Texas) Hurd, a former CIA officer, has broken with his party at times in recent weeks by calling to protect the identity of the whistleblower who first sparked the House impeachment inquiry and by stating that pressuring a foreign government to investigate a political rival is wrong.
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Pete KingPeter (Pete) KingHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches The Hill's Morning Report - Witness transcripts plow ground for public impeachment testimony MORE won't seek reelection | Record-breaking cold set to hit East Coast | National Sundae Day LATEST WITH THE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY The closed doors are opening: Via The Hill's Mike Lillis, House Democrats are shifting the impeachment inquiry into the public phase this week, holding the first public hearings on Capitol Hill. http://bit.
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A July 4 civics quiz MORE, Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorHere's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Supreme Court rules against Trump on census citizenship question MORE, Elena KaganElena KaganTrump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Kagan: I will 'never accept' Supreme Court's ruling on partisan gerrymandering Liberal, conservative Supreme Court justices unite in praising Stevens MORE and Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE and Chief Justice John Roberts.
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