" - Eve, 23 "I sabotaged my sister's bridal shower.
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How the best rapper of 1985 was sabotaged because she was a girl How the best rapper of 1985 was sabotaged because she was a girl This segment originally aired Jan.
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"Oh, I think she got sabotaged by the Senate," Rep.
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You've got ships being sabotaged, you've got a Saudi pipeline.
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Yadav has claimed his supplements and water had been 'sabotaged'.
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While his exile matured Ali's physique, it sabotaged his speed.
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Eighteen turnovers further sabotaged their cause, and UConn never trailed.
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Trump loyalists were certain that the President was being sabotaged.
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This was the first time these systems were sabotaged remotely.
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A disgruntled employee at Tesla sabotaged the company's computer system.
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When his displays were sabotaged, Mr. Scalza simply reset them.
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The other end — the "prison-to-school" pipeline — has been sabotaged.
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Oil tankers have been seized and sabotaged in the Persian Gulf.
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He still couldn't really understand why she'd sabotaged things between them.
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She mentioned other people who sabotaged her career or wounded her.
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I'd sabotaged a few jobs and ended up broke and unemployable.
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I was almost immediately fired after they sabotaged my work performance.
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"It was then that this process was sabotaged," Mr. Motasim said.
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No ships were being detained or sabotaged in the Persian Gulf.
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I don't think Iowa sabotaged the caucus to hurt Bernie Sanders.
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Six tankers were sabotaged in the Persian Gulf in May and June.
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These progressive campaigns "are invariably sabotaged by the (Democratic) party," she said.
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Media leaks, dissolved meetings and intentional delays sabotaged any reconciliation or exchanges.
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Another is that Priebus, Trump's first chief of staff, sabotaged Giuliani's bid.
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Harris tweeted that Trump and Republicans had "sabotaged" the Affordable Care Act.
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Democratic presidents, meanwhile, could see their entire agenda sabotaged by nationwide injunctions.
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"I was moving forward and this tape really sabotaged me," he said.
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"Trump and Republicans sabotaged the Affordable Care Act at every turn," Sen.
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Trading Harvey now, after two seasons sabotaged by injuries, makes little sense.
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Years later, Roxanne approached Blow and asked him why he sabotaged her.
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Tech products allegedly sabotaged by the Chinese government to enable espionage can be used to steal U.S. intellectual property, weakening U.S. economic security by driving down the cost and increasing the market share of those same sabotaged tech products.
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Socialist Maduro retorts that U.S.-backed opposition supporters have sabotaged the oil sector.
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I've never seen a president's administration be sabotaged from the day after election.
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AVs, which are essentially computers on wheels, could be remotely hijacked or sabotaged.
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As payback for rejecting his advances, the accuser claims Weinstein sabotaged her career.
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Not through sabotaged debate microphones or a biased media, but through unqualified voters.
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In May four oil tankers were sabotaged near the UAE port of Fujairah.
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Several said Moonves sabotaged their careers, or threatened to, after they rejected him.
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The N.S.A. analysis did not say whether the hackers had sabotaged voter data.
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Besides, the hackers had sabotaged Bangladesh Bank's systems to stop messages getting through.
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During that time, it is her belief Moonves sabotaged her career, she wrote.
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We broke the story ... Mariah felt Dick Clark Productions sabotaged her to spike ratings.
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With trust and commitment issues, I pretty much sabotaged every relationship I was in.
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With an almost superhero ability, I sabotaged relationships in my newfound commitment-phobic landscape.
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But after ISIS sabotaged Baghdad's pipeline and peshmerga forces streamed in, Baghdad lost control.
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The KRG condemned the violence in a statement, saying it sabotaged security and stability.
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A Russian vessel that plummeted alongside the missing American one was sabotaged, not torpedoed.
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Neither was a natural beauty, and their domestic lives were sabotaged by their ambitions.
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He remembered being stranded with Curtis in the Everglades after someone sabotaged his boat.
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This isn't the first time Republican politicians have sabotaged policies designed to protect women.
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Portugal's foreign minister, Augusto Santos Silva, denied that the government had sabotaged pork deliveries.
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Since he took office, President Donald Trump has sabotaged the ACA at every turn.
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Quell had a plan to bring back true death, and restore equality — which Rei sabotaged.
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He self-sabotaged, he rambled, he got angry and belligerent, and was held in contempt.
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In 2011, the voters complain, legislators sabotaged the Republican Party in the sixth congressional district.
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Plus he's likable and is a natural leader who's smart enough not to get sabotaged.
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Iran's foreign ministry warned against "any conspiracy orchestrated by ill-wishers" over the sabotaged ships.
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But an oil price slump sabotaged hopes to supercharge growth, as Pena Nieto had promised.
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Especially for this guy, who sabotaged his own attempt at hooking up with a girl.
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She claimed the folks at Dick Clark Productions intentionally sabotaged her performance to spike ratings.
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"The rioters hurled pipe bombs, rocks, & grenades, sabotaged security infrastructure, & burned tires," the IDF said.
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They sabotaged pumping equipment at a water treatment plant that provides most of Delhi's water.
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According to the complaint, Abramovitz's former girlfriend sabotaged his career so he wouldn't move away.
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Dr. Anversa stands by his work, and says he was sabotaged by a rogue colleague.
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Saudi Arabia said they had been sabotaged, but the origin of the attack remains unclear.
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The Crimson Tide sabotaged their chances by making just 16 of 32 free-throw attempts.
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But it dragged Britain into a war that ultimately sabotaged its status as a great power.
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Eric Abramovitz sued his girlfriend after discovering she sabotaged an elite scholarship program he applied to.
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The likeliest scenario: The missile was not sabotaged with the flick of a switch, experts say.
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The administration has done nothing or actively sabotaged efforts to make progress on the other goals.
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That has sabotaged Mr Rutte's plan to confront him and pose as the populist's main opponent.
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The U.K. has facilities to reverse engineer Huawei products to check if they have been sabotaged.
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This week, multiple oil tankers traveling through a key waterway bordering Iran said they were sabotaged.
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The other is that the Republican Party only sabotaged itself by confirming weak nominees like DeVos.
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And of course the sabotaged parts may look identical to ordinary ones to the naked eye.
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But there's no doubt Google self-sabotaged whatever its intentions were by keeping mum about it.
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As we reported, Mariah's team believes DCP "sabotaged" her performance in order to score big ratings.
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Other accounts have suggested that its crew miscalculated the plane's altitude, or that it was sabotaged.
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" READ: Nancy Pelosi just got rolled by Mitch McConnell on immigration: "I think she got sabotaged.
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Another streamer, a speedrunner under the name FriendlyBaron, found his speedrun attempts sabotaged by a cheater.
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Teacup — and, more pointedly, their kid — and flat-out tells her he sabotaged her plans for Kimmy.
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On Wednesday, Italian energy giant Eni confirmed that one of its Nigerian pipelines was sabotaged, UPI reported.
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He told the Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday that he believed Barr had purposely sabotaged the show's revival.
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Svishchev suggested that someone may have sabotaged Krushelnitsky by slipping meldonium into his food at training camp.
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This show is her life, the one thing she had, and she thinks Debbie purposely sabotaged it.
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Unfortunately, that effect was somewhat sabotaged by an accompanying peanut dipping sauce that was dense and glutinous.
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Before enrolling, Gates wasn't sure he would like the school — and he nearly sabotaged his own admission.
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I've marched in a protest sabotaged by the cops before it even had a chance to start.
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"I think there's evidence [for] virtually all of them that they sabotaged their own applications," Murrill said.
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By instigating rifts among members, Schafer sabotaged the committee's efforts to raise money for a defense lawyer.
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Word was that forces within Microsoft had sabotaged the project in favor of the upcoming Windows Phone.
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The tradeoff Trump sabotaged — pricing out at $28503,22019 a head for the Dreamers — though expedient, was unworthy.
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Radio Progreso, an opposition broadcaster, said its antenna in Tegucigalpa, the capital, was sabotaged this past weekend.
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Stuxnet was a sophisticated computer virus deployed covertly in 2009 and 2010 to sabotaged Iran's nuclear program.
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GUILFOYLE: I got sabotaged in that my pants were too big, and I was trying to like -- remember?
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Sources have told CNN in recent months that ISIS has sabotaged the airstrip there to prevent its use.
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But he might have sabotaged his best chances to secure those policies in his first week in office.
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After America went quiet on him, Mr Kabila sabotaged the power-sharing agreement, renewing the prospect of violence.
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"D-Day Girls: The Spies Who Armed the Resistance, Sabotaged the Nazis, and Helped Win World War II"
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It was Jimmy, Chuck says, who sabotaged his Mesa Verde paperwork, and thus his standing with the client.
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They can also be damaged or deliberately sabotaged (something that would also theoretically be true of a jammer).
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In essence, they sabotaged their careers: "They set their goals too low according to their potential," Neureiter explains.
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That has sabotaged WeChat's own efforts to expand abroad (despite splashy ad campaigns featuring Lionel Messi, a footballer).
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"It's in a death spiral because it's being sabotaged by the President of the United States," Handler countered.
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While premiums have indeed dropped, they could have dropped more if Trump hadn't sabotaged the Affordable Care Act.
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"WikiLeaks does not have the immune system to act against sabotaged data in a larger dump," Weaver said.
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" At the time, the production company described her claims that she was sabotaged as "outrageous and frankly absurd.
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You're forced to make bizarre leaps of faith that are sometimes sabotaged by Doom's lack of air control.
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Unfortunately, there's nothing easy about dealing with a difficult coworker who makes you feel like you're being sabotaged.
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When trying to report this information, the autocorrect function on Pedro Gomez's phone completely, and hilariously, sabotaged him.
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When that did not work, the party sought a rerun, arguing that clandestine organizations had sabotaged the election.
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Because of his dual pursuits, he nearly sabotaged himself on the eve of his inaugural Masters, in 1953.
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Since the Taliban sabotaged mobile-phone networks, hundreds of polling stations were unable to communicate with the capital.
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It is especially important in today's political climate, where the Trump administration has openly sabotaged its duty to transparency.
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After years of in-depth conversations with Assange, O'Hagan came to believe that Assange had sabotaged the transparency agenda.
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And now there's the valid question of whose chances of making the charts were sabotaged and whose were not.
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At times using the fake name "Brian Wilson," Tanner sabotaged potential deals between Valeant and other pharmacies, she said.
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"It was sabotaged and unfortunately it was done in a very rude way," Mr Omelyan recalled at the time.
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This makes the consequences of the networks failing or being deliberately sabotaged in a cyber attack significantly more serious.
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The U.S. intelligence community has already concluded that the Russian government sabotaged Hillary Clinton's campaign to bolster Trump's candidacy.
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But unlike a lot of sabotaged pizza delivery stories, this one ends with a bit of a silver lining.
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An insistent cough sabotaged her every effort, resisting gulps of water and reducing her words to a feeble croak.
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Thus far, this White House has only sabotaged every good-faith effort to find bipartisan common ground on immigration.
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If true, it would mean the Trump administration sabotaged the chance to make diplomatic progress with the Kim regime.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump sabotaged his so-called top priority, the renegotiated NAFTA, on two different fronts Thursday night.
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This was at least the third time that pressure from the left sabotaged bipartisan good faith agreements for political purposes.
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Here are some other highlights from the panel, which was apparently sabotaged with alcohol provided by by Sansa Stark herself.
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The show was sabotaged when it was moved to Friday, not a good day for any would-be successful show.
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No wonder I broke and sabotaged the whole relationship and went down a rabbit hole of drugs, sex, and drinking.
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As desperation rises, so does the intransigence of Venezuela's "Bolivarian" regime, whose policies have ruined the economy and sabotaged democracy.
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While sabotaged candies may not be something to worry about, there are certainly many other hazards to watch out for.
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Two days earlier, four vessels, including two Saudi oil tankers, were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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Eventually, Simon tells them, "You're all mean girls," as Michaela (Aja Naomi King) gleefully tells him they sabotaged the case.
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This episode, she wins the Fishy for the most effective self-eviction since Corinne sabotaged her own schemes in Caramoan.
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Yet the reality is that Bill Clinton has repeatedly sabotaged his wife's presidential aspirations, both in 2008 and this year.
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At that point, will their boycott efforts have sabotaged their own master plan to revive the paper under new ownership?
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"There's nothing more frustrating than having all your fitness and diet efforts sabotaged by BLOAT," Kardashian says in the post.
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At times using the fake name "Brian Wilson," Tanner sabotaged potential deals between Valeant and other pharmacies, according to prosecutors.
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Trump's discussions with Comey likewise point to a kind of malign disinterest in whether the next election is similarly sabotaged.
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She was wearing an off-the-shoulder cashmere sweater, but over a white T-shirt that rather sabotaged the chic.
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So far, only one Senate spending bill, for water and energy programs, has not been sabotaged by Washington's acidic politics.
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"Some days I'd be fine and then I'd just be utterly sabotaged by it for no apparent reason," she continued.
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Unfortunately, in this ferocious melee, the football press have sabotaged one of their most effective strategies for rousing people's interest.
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Anthem countered with its own lawsuit, and took Cigna to task with pointed examples of how Cigna "sabotaged" the deal.
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Judd filed a suit against Weinstein in April, claiming that he sabotaged her career after she denied his sexual advances.
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When experts pulled it apart, they found one of the American-sabotaged parts inside, according to a former senior official.
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"We have taken measures against the leaders because the regional ruling party leaders have sabotaged the peoples' demands," he said.
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Last year, researchers sabotaged the printing of a drone propeller, which caused it to malfunction and crash two minutes after takeoff.
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"We've long been told by sources inside Mosul that ISIS has sabotaged the airstrip there to prevent its use," Wedeman said.
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In the end it will not matter much who sabotaged what parts of whatever deal the two sides were working on.
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More recently, an insider sabotaged a Belgian nuclear plant and ISIS was found to be surveilling a Belgian nuclear security worker.
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This week alone, four vessels were allegedly sabotaged in a strategic oil port off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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The incident came just one month after four tankers were sabotaged in the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates.
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Of particular value is Dawson's discussion of the way climate change adaptation has been sabotaged, even hijacked, by real estate interests.
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Deputy national security adviser K.T. McFarland declined to say Sunday whether the U.S. had sabotaged the test launch using cyber means.
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Spoiler: At least one person logged into their ex's Facebook and sabotaged his new relationship by impersonating his sister over Messenger.
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The Democrats are eager to investigate the many ways in which they say the administration has sabotaged the Affordable Care Act.
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And then, as is the history of this country, Liberty City was sabotaged by racist urban renewal policy and official neglect.
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In fact, our brains are so bent on those comparisons that in one experiment, subjects actively sabotaged their friends from succeeding.
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But Chinese experts said Xi would not have sabotaged the meeting, given China's deep interest in reducing tensions on the peninsula.
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Dick Clark Productions is hitting back against Mariah Carey's claim it sabotaged her live performance on its "New Year's Rockin' Eve" special.
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She even says she's been sabotaged ... told to show up at the wrong locations so the org could paint her as flaky.
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"Essentially her care was sabotaged," Conti said — and under a 20-week ban, she would have been unable to get an abortion.
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Russian officials have emphasized the Nusra Front's presence within the city and have charged that the group has sabotaged previous ceasefire attempts.
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It was a good way for me to see how often I had sabotaged myself and hurt other people along the way.
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Freshman guard Mario Kegler scored 12 points, but the Bulldogs (14-23, 5-12) sabotaged their upset bid by committing 20 turnovers.
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The malware believed to be launched in a joint effort between the United States and Israel sabotaged the Iranian nuclear arms program.
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Atiku said Nigeria's judiciary had been "sabotaged and undermined," but also that his effort to fight the result in court had ended.
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Republicans made the Democrats take sole responsibility for the landmark health law, then demonized and sabotaged it without offering a viable alternative.
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The dark filth coating the landscape and choking residents' lungs comes from oil wells sabotaged and set alight by ISIS in August.
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He said one inspector sabotaged a meatball storage bag, by puncturing it with a thermometer and then waiting to record its temperature.
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Lamar adds he's been put through hell over the last few years ... claiming Sherri's lied about his character and sabotaged his career.
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The government talks of "monetising" the Amazon but sabotaged a $1.3bn European fund that aims to give value to the standing forest.
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As such, I bristle when people, like the writers, suggest that people like me have "quietly sabotaged" the cause for racial equality.
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K. T. McFarland, Mr. Trump's deputy national security adviser, declined Sunday to say whether the United States had sabotaged North Korea's launch.
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That came just a day after Riyadh said two of its oil tankers were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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In addition to Canosa's complaint filed Monday, Ashley Judd filed a lawsuit claiming Weinstein sabotaged her career after she rebuffed his sexual advances.
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Perpetual enmity has also distorted internal politics, especially in Pakistan, where overweening generals have repeatedly sabotaged democracy in the name of national security.
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The pipeline has been sabotaged several times inside Turkey in attempted thefts and the KRG has also accused the PKK of targeting it.
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She sabotaged natural killer cells by giving mice an antibody that eliminated these cells while leaving the rest of the immune system intact.
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The attack came two days after four vessels, including two Saudi oil tankers, were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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Meanwhile the Fed is clearly terrified of making the kind of premature move that sabotaged the 1930s recovery (or Japan's in the 1990s).
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As a head of state, she's sabotaged by being the player character in an action game: She's built for violence, not trade deals.
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But his loyalty to the GNA is fickle—he has sabotaged production before—and his efforts alone cannot guarantee the flow of oil.
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Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, said Republicans had sabotaged efforts to address Zika by including the restrictions on Planned Parenthood.
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Ms. Graswald, who is 36, revealed that she had removed the plug from the kayak and sabotaged the paddle, according to Investigator DeQuarto.
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Ukrainian militias last year sabotaged electricity pylons that power Crimea, and some of them are involved in criminal activity and human rights violations.
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"In my first birth, I didn't understand my body on a physiological level, and that's where I really sabotaged myself," she told me.
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ROGUE HEROESThe History of the SAS, Britain's Secret Special Forces Unit That Sabotaged the Nazis and Changed the Nature of WarBy Ben MacintyreIllustrated.
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In the finale, he sabotaged his relationship with Aparna by letting his fears about being cheated on again get the best of him.
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The sexual politics became increasingly problematic, too: While the men schemed and sabotaged, the women fought over men in lily ponds and apartments.
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For example, there is the idea, promoted by the president's lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani, that Ukraine's government actively sabotaged Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign.
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Maduro has blamed the United States for the blackout, telling supporters at a rally Saturday that the nation's electric grid had been sabotaged.
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He sabotaged a meeting with Democrats on a budget deal and then spread word that shutting down the government might help him politically.
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Although Jeff nearly sabotaged her presentation, Aimee proved she believed in her ability to win over the new client for JD Custom Designs.
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This conspiracy, Trump is already alleging, has sabotaged his campaign in several ways, including by orchestrating "large scale voter fraud" in urban areas.
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In season 1, episode 7, Hannah (Katherine Langford) outlines his crime: He emotionally sabotaged her in class by removing "compliments" from her "compliments" bag.
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Carlson's lawsuit alleges that Ailes unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused his sexual advances and complained about sexual harassment.
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He was convinced the Ivy League leadership of the CIA had not only voted for Kennedy but had sabotaged him in the 21973 election.
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His comments came after the United Arab Emirates reported four commercial vessels had been sabotaged near Fujairah emirate just outside the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel and the United States are widely suspected of deploying the Stuxnet malware, uncovered in 2010, and which sabotaged components of Iran's nuclear program.
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In Benisek, seven Republican voters say Democratic lawmakers in Maryland sabotaged the Republican Party's longstanding hold on a seat in the sixth congressional district.
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"[Y]ou just totally sabotaged their chance at having a successful rehabilitation and integration back into a normal, healthy, productive life," one commenter wrote.
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While the Carolina offensive line sabotaged the run in 2014, they've consistently found success in one form or another ever since Newton joined them.
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Health care, too, in America was knowingly sabotaged by our president, making it harder than ever for sick, lower income people to get help.
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They said Republicans had sabotaged the bill by adding partisan provisions, like one that included a ban on direct government financing for Planned Parenthood.
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" In 1976, Clapton went on a drunken, racist rant onstage, in Birmingham—an incident, he later said in an elaborate apology, that "sabotaged everything.
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Members of Caroline's family wanted to avenge the crime with an attack on a Protestant girl, but Caroline sabotaged it at the last moment.
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The movement is comprised of Snyder loyalists (and even some of the movie's stars) who insist that Snyder's vision was sabotaged by Warner Bros.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Friday about Israel's position on Iran misstated the name of the port near which four oil tankers were reportedly sabotaged.
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My generation was torn apart by the Vietnam War, which sabotaged the plans of a significant percentage of our youth, my own brother included.
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Instead, the president has intentionally sabotaged the Affordable Care Act, increasing costs and putting health care further out of reach for millions of Americans.
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This once reliable, effective process has been sabotaged and the search for medical professionals who want to carry out executions has become increasingly problematic.
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To them all, Nixon insisted that he had not sabotaged Johnson's 1968 peace initiative to bring the war in Vietnam to an early conclusion.
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Adele's full-tilt diva ballad, "All I Ask," was sabotaged early on by what sounded like a malfunctioning piano string, and Adele never quite recovered.
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It's named for the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811, in which a coalition of Natives resisting US expansion was sabotaged and defeated by white cavalry.
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It said the Information Commissioner's office had sabotaged its right of reply by leaking findings to the media in advance of the report's official publication.
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But Trump has been unable to stymie a Senate investigation of ties between his advisers and the Russian intelligence elements that sabotaged Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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This led to a wider investigation and testing of the city's water, leading authorities believe that at least one of the wells had been sabotaged.
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But the list of authors effectively assures that the report will overlook how the abuses of recent presidencies sabotaged Americans' faith in their political system.
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The center's mission is guided by the "risk-based" approach that focuses on protecting U.S. systems that, if sabotaged, would have devastating or cascading consequences.
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Kirchner — now the subject of numerous corruption investigations — refused to negotiate with creditors, mocked the United States justice system and sabotaged the country's own economy.
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Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns resigned after being accused of lying about his knowledge about an aide who allegedly sabotaged a rape trial.
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ROGUE HEROES: The History of the SAS, Britain's Secret Special Forces Unit That Sabotaged the Nazis and Changed the Nature of War, by Ben Macintyre.
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McCain sabotaged Obamacare repeal in a self-indulgent and theatrical way, but he did ultimately take a stand against both the president and Mitch McConnell.
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Is Lewis Hamilton being sabotaged by his own AMG Mercedes Formula 20143 team in a pre-ordained effort to crown Nico Rosberg as World Champion?
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He had been to the Canal Zone in 21960 and believed a change in control was essential lest the canal be possibly sabotaged or attacked.
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"Although I couldn't confirm that my career had been sabotaged, I felt as though I had hit a glass ceiling working in news," she wrote.
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His assertion that North Koreans support Kim Jong-un with "great fervor" undermined America's moral standing, sabotaged North Korean dissidents and legitimized an evil dictator.
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The second hot seat goes to Victoria F., who talks about how she self-sabotaged because she didn't realize how much Peter cared about her.
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Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels attacked Saudi oil facilities on Tuesday, a day after Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers had been sabotaged.
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Four vessels, including two Saudi oil tankers, were sabotaged near the Strait of Hormuz, the gateway to the Persian Gulf, the United Arab Emirates said.
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On Sunday, the United Arab Emirates said that four oil tankers had been sabotaged off the port of Fujairah, south of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Since arriving on the pop scene, Ms. Eilish has underplayed, and even willfully sabotaged, the vampiness that has long been deemed a prerequisite to stardom.
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What he got was an occasion that will be remembered as the time Tesla's CEO sabotaged his own car on stage, not once, but twice.
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Those efforts are far worse off today than they were a year ago because Kushner's father-in law has instigated policies that have sabotaged them.
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In the first 10 months of a Republican-led Congress and White House, a handful of liberals masquerading as Republicans sabotaged efforts to repeal ObamaCare.
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Through speeches and strategy and sabotaged secret ballots, they hack away at the problem until attempted murder or a psychotic break seems likelier than consensus.
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Barnes & Noble filed a countersuit, arguing that Mr. Parneros's lawsuit "downplays what occurred" and blaming him for "disloyal conduct" that sabotaged the company's potential sale.
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" On Wednesday, Carlson sued Ailes alleging that her former employer "sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment.
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But now, Europe — as well as Russia and China — would not be pleased if the United States sabotaged a hard-won deal that it helped negotiate.
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" After the vote, outgoing Republican Governor Pat McCrory blamed "well-funded left-wing interest groups" that he said "sabotaged bipartisan good faith agreements for political purposes.
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And through his friendships with dictators, has deliberately sabotaged America's domestic climate progress, and effectively handed US climate policy over to polluters and fossil fuel executives.
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In an effort to dim her star, Phil sabotaged Ronnie's career by refusing to release the Ronettes new music, and eventually stopped recording them all together.
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Also featured are sabotaged security cameras, missing court documents, the apparent disappearance of a supreme-court judge and the downfall of a provincial Communist Party boss.
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During the trial, Chief Jon Belmar denied "punishing" Wildhaber for being gay, and claimed he never sabotaged his chance at a promotion, the Post-Dispatch reported.
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Winston Cabas, the head of Venezuela's electrical engineers union, which opposes the government, disputed government allegations that the country's main hydroelectric dam was sabotaged last week.
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The moves come after Saudi Arabia said two of its tankers were sabotaged near a key shipping lane off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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Mariah Carey believes her New Year's Eve performance -- which turned out to be a trainwreck -- was sabotaged so TV execs could score bigger ratings than usual.
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In Britain a plan to reduce spending on benefits for the disabled has been sabotaged by the resignation of a government minister and a backbench rebellion.
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During one of his acceptance speeches, Efron's attempt to keep his top on while onstage was hilariously sabotaged by presenter Rita Ora, who unleashed the abs.
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The crisis may also empower Mr Wickremesinghe's government, so far lacklustre in its achievements, to push through parts of its agenda that the president has sabotaged.
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State and local groups that help support ObamaCare are springing into action ahead of an enrollment period they fear could be sabotaged by the Trump administration.
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A family of the bushy-tailed, chisel-toothed mammals sabotaged Paul Ryan's Chevy Suburban recently, chewing through the wiring and leaving his SUV totaled, NPR reports.
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She said she had been subjected to a yearlong harassment campaign in which her home was burglarized, her office broken into twice and her car sabotaged.
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Though quickly sealed, it roiled space relations between the United States and Russia as Russian media speculated that a NASA astronaut had deliberately sabotaged the station.
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Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels attacked a Saudi oil facility on Tuesday, a day after Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers had been sabotaged.
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Hoping for better terms, he sabotaged peace talks before the November election, then mercilessly bombed Hanoi just before Christmas, destroying Bach Mai, its largest civilian hospital.
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This Bernie group is significant in number and feels strongly that they and their candidate are not just disregarded but indeed sabotaged by the Democratic establishment.
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Their recent paper is the latest in a growing body of evidence suggesting that AI programs can be sabotaged by the data used to train them.
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"That is why, yesterday, elements of the Uganda police and other security agencies unleashed violence on our supporters and sabotaged our campaign in Kampala," he said.
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" Graham predicted Bolton's hardline thinking "increases the likelihood that the summit will be sabotaged in some way or that the North Koreans now get cold feet.
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Meanwhile, embattled President Nicolas Maduro blamed the United States for the blackout, telling supporters at a rally Saturday that the nation's electric grid had been sabotaged.
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" After the vote, outgoing Republican Governor Pat McCrory blamed "well-funded left-wing interest groups" that he said "sabotaged bipartisan good faith agreements for political purposes.
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Last week, the pipeline that runs from the coastal city of Tuxpan to Mexico City was sabotaged in retaliation for government's new measures, the president said.
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Vanessa Marin: I created Finishing School because I saw how many of my sex therapy clients were being sabotaged by myths and misinformation about female orgasm.
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Moscow authorities had approved a gathering at a different location, but then sabotaged it, according to Mr Navalny, by preventing audiovisual companies from renting him a stage.
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"I just got off the phone with Mariah Carey and she thinks that Dick Clark Productions sabotaged my monologue," quipped Fallon, who is hosting the award show.
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Even before yesterday's announcement, a growing number of countries had announced bans on Huawei's 5G wares due to allegations they were sabotaged for use in Chinese espionage.
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The studio responded and claimed the director "sabotaged" the film's release by commenting on allegations of sexual abuse by his daughter Dylan Farrow and the #MeToo campaign.
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In an NPR follow-up interview, she said that she believes Weinstein had intentionally sabotaged her career after she rejected his sexual advances in the early 1990s.
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They saw one satisfying twist; Eugene, the eccentric mullet-haired boffin, turned out to be on the side of the angels after all, having sabotaged Negan's ammunition.
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Joining in with other friends and strangers in watching unrelated media get sabotaged by that distinct "someBODY" intro is a shared thrill at accessing a communal memory.
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The apparent drone attack comes just a day after Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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If he goes on the war path not just against the intelligence community, but also the larger federal workforce, he may see his presidency sabotaged from within.
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After the holiday, I consented to see a doctor, but I sabotaged myself by drinking three litres of water before the examination in order to weigh more.
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But while it's true that The Darkness remain unsuited for superstardom in 2017, Hawkins admits that he sabotaged their chances at lasting success a long time ago.
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Iraq's northern pipeline has been carrying around 600,000 bpd from the autonomous Kurdistan region and the disputed Kirkuk fields, but has been repeatedly sabotaged in recent months.
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Police reportedly opened an investigation into Mahathir after he claimed his plane was sabotaged on a campaign trip in the run up to next week's general election.
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All of these people stole information, but they could have just as easily sabotaged systems by planting malware onto ship or intelligence networks, or actual computer hacking.
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It cites Trump statements like "we are getting rid of ObamaCare," and "essentially, we have gotten rid of it" to argue that Trump has sabotaged the law.
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The Qatari government sabotaged diplomatic efforts to solve the rift, the four states said, and its refusal affirmed its continuing sabotage of the region's stability and security.
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The term was reportedly originally used to describe supporters of the Zapatista rebels in Mexico's southern state of Chiapas, who sabotaged Mexican government sites beginning in 1998.
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It has breached some of the deal's limits on its nuclear programme, sabotaged and seized oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, and detained Western visitors as hostages.
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Many immigration advocates said afterward that the White House had sabotaged the chances for a deal by holding the Dreamers hostage to Mr. Trump's anti-immigration agenda.
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"I had to actively try to squash away initial feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, because they would have just completely sabotaged my whole process," she said.
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Already, many supporters of Brexit, and even some lawmakers, say the elite has sabotaged the EU divorce and is trying to subvert the will of the people.
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" Rival rallies Maduro and Guaido held separate and contentious rallies in Caracas on Saturday, with Maduro insisting that the country's power grid had been "hacked" and "sabotaged.
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A Nike spokesman told the newspaper that at the time the coach was "concerned that Nike runners could be sabotaged by someone rubbing testosterone cream on them".
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"This is a separate and private issue that has been willfully introduced and has sabotaged some of the great work they were doing," says historian Robert Lacey.
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In the simulation, hackers sabotaged the EU's naval mission in the Mediterranean and launched a campaign on social media to discredit the EU operations and provoke protests.
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According to Bloomberg, the company discovered some sabotaged hardware in 2015, promptly cut ties with the vendor, Supermicro, that supplied it, and reported the incident to the FBI.
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He weaves a lively tale, peppered with a cast of adventurers, spies, preachers, communists and McCarthyites who have boosted and sabotaged the relationship in turn over the years.
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I had no health insurance, in part because I sabotaged a plum teaching job to avail myself of the opportunity to attend Paris Fashion Week (who wouldn't, though?).
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Running water was restored on Wednesday to parts of India's capital region, after protesters sabotaged a major canal in a dispute over preferential treatment for certain social castes.
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Just as Alice has crossed to spot 50, she's sabotaged by another cam girl named Princess, who instructs her followers to make Lola's spot drop by 10 places.
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"Ailes has unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused his sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment," her official complaint read.
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Simultaneously, the United States and Israel sabotaged Iran's nuclear program, knocking out thousands of centrifuges via the Stuxnet computer virus and eliminating at least four key nuclear scientists.
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Skip Bayless says reports of Patriots infighting are VERY real -- claiming Bill Belichick "sold out" Tom Brady and then sabotaged the organization ... and it's all over Jimmy Garoppolo.
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The lawyer who represents the judge in Meek Mill's case is going after Roc Nation and Amazon, claiming he was sabotaged during an interview about the rapper's sentence.
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But in the wake of Remain's defeat, leaks have trickled out from the campaign suggesting that Corbyn was lukewarm about remaining, and might have actively sabotaged Labour's campaign.
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On Wednesday, police said they were investigating Mahathir Mohamad, the opposition's prime minister candidate, over claims his plane was sabotaged in the run up to next week's election.
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But the product, which is meant to help individuals and businesses collaborate, has been critiqued for sending too many notifications, with some claiming it has sabotaged workplace productivity.
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However, in a fresh twist, the veteran politician is being investigated under a controversial anti-fake news law over a claim his plane was sabotaged, police said Wednesday.
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One of the Inside BJJ hosts sounds concerned when Harris avoids a question of whether he's been training grappling, pointing out that those deficiencies sabotaged Ferguson's early career.
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In response to the car trouble, Williams's campaign spokesman Seth Weathers put out a weird, passive-aggressive statement implying the school bus had somehow been sabotaged by Antifa.
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Mahathir was himself accused of fake news, after authorities said they were investigating him for false claims that his plane was sabotaged ahead of the May 9 election.
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Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels attacked a Saudi oil facility today, a day after Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers, like the one above, were sabotaged.
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The UAE said on Sunday that four commercial vessels were sabotaged near Fujairah emirate, one of the world's largest bunkering hubs lying just outside the Strait of Hormuz.
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"The economic meltdown, greed, and ineptitude in the financial industry have sabotaged the dreams of millions of people," Trump said in a 2009 video for the Trump Network.
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To be honest, since I was in Sunday mode, I sabotaged my time a bit by looking for less obvious choices than the correct and more apparent answer.
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I am referring to the July 17 event at Miami International Airport where it is alleged that an American Airlines 737 was sabotaged by an apparently disgruntled mechanic.
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The Israeli military said rioters had sabotaged security infrastructure, tried to infiltrate Israel and hurled more than 100 grenades and explosive devices toward the fence and Israeli soldiers.
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Unit 8200, for example, used to be a closely guarded secret because it's believed to be responsible for the STUXNET cyber-attack that sabotaged the Iranian nuclear program.
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They say that Ailes made inappropriate comments, asked them to pose for him, made explicit quid pro quo propositions, and sabotaged their careers if they refused his advances.
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Four oil tankers were sabotaged in May near the United Arab Emirates' port of Fujairah, and two others were damaged by explosions in the Gulf of Oman last month.
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" Days following the performance, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions exchanged barbs — the singer's manager asserting that the ABC show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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His attorney said Sanchez "made choices that sabotaged everything good in his life" and stole money he didn&apost really need to buy things he didn&apost really want.
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Those MPs think he was at best ineffectual, and at worst actively sabotaged the campaign to stay in the EU, and so held a no-confidence vote on Tuesday.
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" Days following the performance, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions exchanged barbs — the singer's manager asserting that the ABC show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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What if lobbyists sabotaged effective efforts in order to create a prolonged need for their services at a time of crisis, when clients are willing to pay a premium?
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The authorities even sabotaged Mr Obama's efforts to meet critics of the party by briefly detaining several campaigners whom the president had invited to his hotel for a chat.
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Since Fuller was an outspoken supporter of Martin Luther King Jr. and even gave money to his wife, Coretta King, some think anti-civil-rights believers sabotaged the horse.
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Two Saudi oil tankers off the coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) were sabotaged Sunday in attacks that caused "significant damage" to the ships, Saudi Arabia said Monday.
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The mechanic said he sabotaged the plane in July because of frustration over contract negotiations between his union and American Airlines, according to the criminal complaint filed against him.
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The American Airlines mechanic who allegedly sabotaged a plane over a labor contract dispute was denied bail on Wednesday, after prosecutors presented tenuous links the mechanic has to terrorism.
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Ms. Lepore said that Mr. Gould was the original focus of the book, but "there was a real turning point" as she discovered how he had sabotaged Miss Savage.
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Small teams tapped communication lines, sabotaged convoys, snatched captives and peppered enemy territory with fake documents, counterfeit money and exploding ammunition intended to confuse, demoralize and kill communist troops.
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Cairns resigned as Boris Johnson's Wales Secretary amid claims that he was aware of the role his former aide played in a rape case that was "sabotaged" last year.
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Cairns announced his resignation as Wales Secretary on Wednesday amid claims that he was aware of the role his former aide played in a "sabotaged" rape trial last year.
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He is still super into her, so if he gives her a rose and she's not over him sleeping with someone else, then his other relationships are effectively sabotaged.
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But it has sabotaged its ability to adhere to these principles with its tacit acceptance of ineffective and discriminatory drug policies and its rejection of pragmatic, scientifically sound approaches.
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Attack on Saudi tankers: Saudi Arabia's energy minister said this morning that two of the country's oil tankers had been sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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Four commercial ships were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates last Sunday, and two days later drones attacked oil installations west of the Saudi capital Riyadh.
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Gatlin has never admitted to intentional doping (he blamed his second positive test on a massage therapist, Christopher Whetstine, claiming he sabotaged him by rubbing him with steroid cream).
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But he said it was only an experiment to see whether runners could be sabotaged into a positive doping test if someone surreptitiously rubbed a banned substance on them.
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Or so I thought, until several years ago, when one of my graduate students at the University of Michigan emailed me to say that her research had been sabotaged.
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The militants sabotaged much of Qayyara's oil infrastructure before fleeing ahead of the government advance, sending black smoke into the sky for days and oil pouring into main thoroughfares.
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Croft and Louney said ISIS represented a direct threat to oil production in Libya, having sabotaged infrastructure and killed workers around their operational base in the east of the country.
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Steven Avery's ex-fiancée tells PEOPLE the convicted killer and Making a Murderer principal is still professing his love for her, and says Avery's family deliberately sabotaged the couple's engagement.
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New York (CNN Business)Meghan McCain, feeling dejected and sabotaged by her colleagues at ABC, is seriously thinking about departing "The View," two people familiar with the matter told CNN.
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At the same time, tensions have soared in the Middle East, punctuated by allegations from Saudi Arabia that oil tankers were sabotaged, and oil facilities were attacked by armed drones.
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The assertion here is that leakers in the executive branch effectively sabotaged the President's pick for the job, and in doing so exercised undue control over the West Wing itself.
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They sabotaged it by loosening the wheels on the van, and as we were driving and shooting and the wheels came off—and it could have been a total disaster.
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By pandering to Democrats and pursuing liberal policies—most notably the disastrous Iran deal—the Tennessee senator acted against the interests of his constituents and sabotaged his own political career.
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Musk first alluded to the incidents described in the lawsuit last week in an email to Tesla employees in which he claimed Tesla was being sabotaged by an ex-employee.
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In the case of the Stuxnet virus that temporarily sabotaged Iran's nuclear program, it was brought into Iran's Natanz nuclear facility on a thumb drive by an Isreali double agent.
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In speeches, Sessions characterized immigration courts as gummed up by frivolous asylum claims and sabotaged by "dirty immigration lawyers" trying to sneak their clients into legal status they don't deserve.
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Gove shocked the country when he announced his own plans to join the race for prime minister, and in doing so, sabotaged Boris Johnson's leadership bid by withdrawing his support.
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The Kardashians have come out swinging in Blac Chyna's lawsuit against them in which she claims the fam sabotaged her reality show with Rob, saying it was all her doing.
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" But in the days that followed, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions exchanged barbs — the singer's manager asserting that the show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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Mahathir was himself accused of fake news after authorities said they were investigating him over what they said were false claims that his plane was sabotaged ahead of the election.
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Despite public support from key stakeholders, the companies now risk losing out on synergies worth 5 billion euros a year, while the French state has sabotaged its pro-business credibility.
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Senate Democrats have blocked a federal spending bill that would have provided $1.1 billion to fight the mosquito-borne Zika virus, saying Republicans sabotaged the legislation with politically charged provisions.
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But warring cartels vying for supremacy have sabotaged this vision, plunging Mexico into its deadliest year yet; the country is set to surpass the record 29,000 homicides tallied in 2018.
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In the wake of those disasters, Los Angeles Times journalist Tad Szulc reported in July of 1986 that intelligence officers believed the rockets may have been sabotaged with Hughes' help.
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A dependence on Ukraine for power supplies has also left them vulnerable to pro-Ukrainian activists who sabotaged electricity cables last year, subjecting the peninsula to weeks of rolling blackouts.
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Many of us have eaten a burrito prior to a hot date, shown up late to a mandatory guild meeting in World of Warcraft, or otherwise self-sabotaged personal success.
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Attack by Yemeni rebels: The Iranian-backed Houthis attacked Saudi oil facilities on Tuesday, a day after Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers had been sabotaged at sea.
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She supplied fuel to the Filipino underground in World War II, sabotaged supplies destined for Japanese occupiers, smuggled food to starving American prisoners and survived torture after she was captured.
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"What made the Gülen movement different is that it was inside the state," he said, noting that infiltrators in his department had sabotaged the careers of at least ten colleagues.
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Last summer, Representative Cresent Hardy, a Nevada Republican, offered an amendment to an appropriations bill that would have sabotaged the Antiquities Act, curtailing a President's ability to create national monuments.
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Beckham "shows just about enough dramatic range to have played the stone the sword got stuck in," The Telegraph said in its review, adding that he had "sabotaged" the scene.
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The St. Francis Dam was conceived after renegade Owens Valley ranchers sabotaged the aqueduct that brought water that originated high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Los Angeles Basin.
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Tensions rose in the Middle East, as officials in the Gulf said four oil tankers, including two from Saudi Arabia, had been sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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Paul and Griffin were a combined 11-of-32 shooting as Los Angeles' offensive shortcomings sabotaged a fine defensive effort in Wednesday's 85-83 home loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Parker said in a note to employees earlier this month the experiments were not carried out in an effort to skirt the rules, but rather to ensure athletes were not sabotaged.
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Meanwhile, Iran has ramped up production of nuclear materials, four vessels were sabotaged off the coast of UAE and Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen attacked oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
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There was Lex (Ariana Richards), a vegetarian teenage hacker, who ultimately saves everyone's lives by managing to reboot the park's computer system after it was sabotaged by Newman Nedry (Wayne Knight).
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In a special note to CNBC as the sell-off was gripping the market, Mills suggested President Trump's tweets sabotaged what was shaping up to be a positive day for stocks.
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They sponsored an essay contest that invited students to think critically about hate speech; parents sabotaged it through a smear campaign accusing Kalkaska for Peace of "indoctrinating" children with liberal ideas.
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The Shadow Brokers said the programs they will auction will be "better than Stuxnet," a malicious computer worm widely attributed to the United States and Israel that sabotaged Iran's nuclear program.
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After a fleet of ships is magically sabotaged, she's called in to survey the wrecks, and finds herself in a race to discover who's behind the plot before they strike again.
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Specifically, there's a cat who can't control its bodily functions, a date that had to take a hold for a bloody nose, and an audition that was sabotaged by ice cream.
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All of those factors combined, the Chillicothe VA, which was part of a system sabotaged and starved for resources, simply didn't have a bed to put him in for a while.
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" In the days following the performance, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions have exchanged barbs after the singer's manager asserted the show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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If Trump fails, it won't be because he was too illiberal or too anti-democratic but because he self-sabotaged, because he was too incompetent to execute his half-baked vision.
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He concluded that the Board of Education was a "pathological bureaucracy" intent on perpetuating the status quo that sabotaged the open enrollment program intended to foster desegregation and preserved ethnic hegemony.
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Dick Clark Productions is hitting back at claims from Mariah Carey's camp that her New Year's Eve performance was sabotaged – and even denies that there were any technical problems during the show.
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In November 2017, Yury Lutsenko, Ukraine's controversial prosecutor-general and a close ally of Mr Poroshenko, in effect sabotaged a high-profile investigation by NABU by detaining seven of its undercover agents.
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" On Wednesday, Carlson filed a lawsuit against Ailes, alleging that he "has unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe pervasive sexual harassment.
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There is, however, significant evidence that the Democrats would be willing to agree to the compromise legislation they supported five years ago – but the president's best interests are continually sabotaged from within.
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"I am incredibly disappointed that the Republican leadership has sabotaged a good, bipartisan bill that would have maintained and strengthened our ports, harbors and waterways, and our nation's economic competitiveness," DeFazio said.
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In her lawsuit, Carlson, 50, alleges that Ailes, 76, "sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment," according to the filing obtained by PEOPLE.
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The conspiracy theorists are out in force, with many believing McIver either sabotaged the campaign (there was a Rickroll in the speech, after all) or she is a figment of Trump's imagination.
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Aside from the risk that a foreign power could cut off vital supplies needed to keep the U.S. military up and running, other risks include the threat of sabotaged equipment or espionage.
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The United Arab Emirates reported on Sunday that four commercial vessels including two Saudi oil tankers had been sabotaged offshore from the UAE emirate of Fujairah just outside the Strait of Hormuz.
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That helps explain the recent mess in British politics with the new PM being someone (albeit nominally) on the Remain side, as the various Leave candidates have sabotaged each other (and themselves).
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A Canadian court has ordered a woman to pay her ex-boyfriend $375,000 [$288,000 USD] in compensation after she sabotaged his career by faking a rejection letter from a prestigious music program.
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This guy's play in the postseason sabotaged the Penguins between 2010-2013, yet he's so beloved in Pittsburgh that fans there would sooner blame their mothers for those four years of futility.
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Several oil tankers were reportedly attacked or sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates over the weekend, raising fears that shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf could become flash points.
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You can't make up these adjectives, but also a great talent who thought she was getting screwed when in fact she made it to two Olympic teams and then basically sabotaged herself.
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Mr. Azar, testifying before a House committee, vigorously disputed suggestions by Democrats that President Trump had sabotaged Affordable Care Act marketplaces, where millions of people obtain insurance subsidized by the federal government.
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Hujar was a photographer 20 years Wojnarowicz's senior who was admired for his revelatory portraits but professionally unsuccessful, largely because he had a difficult personality and sabotaged whatever opportunities came his way.
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The auction was sabotaged—at one point, a leading bidder registered as "Racist McShootface"—but he auctioned it again a few days later and reportedly received two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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There was a German production of "Street Scene" in the 1950s, but Adorno's damning program notes virtually sabotaged it; the opera wasn't performed with success until Francesca Zambello's 19333 staging in Berlin.
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One attempt to fly to Australia on a different airline was sabotaged, they said, by men who appeared menacingly at the boarding gate, and the sisters fled into the city as tourists.
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And even in an era when musicians play on television from morning shows into late nights, Grammy slots hold a little drama; ask Adele, who was sabotaged by tech ineptitude in 2016.
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They sabotaged pumping equipment at a water treatment plant that provides most of the water to Delhi, which has nearly 20 million people and gets 60 percent of its water from Haryana State.
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Darius is sabotaged by the unexpected flash of a camera, while Andre Hayworth (who Stanfield plays in Get Out) is temporarily brought out of the sunken place by the same burst of light.
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When a California travel agent ended up with a Windows 10 installation that, she told The Seattle Times, she never authorized, it made her computer all but unusable and almost sabotaged her business.
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Because while it's horrible that you're a young man, and your career was all but sabotaged by some asshole on your draft day, you did smoke a bong out of a gas mask.
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The campaigns of the other two Brexiters — Liam Fox and Michael Gove — have so far failed to ignite, while Boris Johnson dropped his leadership bid last week after Mr Gove sabotaged his campaign.
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As a fat woman in a relationship, I can relate to Kate's struggle here — it's easy to feel like your meal planning is being sabotaged if a partner doesn't support your health goals.
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The incident follows a similar one last month in which two Saudi oil tankers off the coast of the United Arab Emirates were sabotaged in attacks that caused "significant damage" to the ships.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a federal spending bill that would have provided $483 billion to fight the mosquito-borne Zika virus, saying Republicans had sabotaged the legislation with politically charged provisions.
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Incensed, the two men sought revenge by naming Algren to the F.B.I. and to the House Un-American Activities Committee, prompting an investigation that turned Algren into a pariah and sabotaged his career.
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Just days ahead of the elections, Mahathir himself was accused of spreading fake news after authorities said they were investigating him over what they said were false claims that his plane was sabotaged.
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Known for its rich culture and once-vibrant economy, Puerto Rico's future has been sabotaged by its political leaders who have evaded their duty to make tough decisions resulting in nearly irreparable damage.
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From Ravensbrück, Ms. Català was transferred to the Flossenbürg camp, where she was part of a forced labor group that quarried granite and sabotaged bullets and bombs while working in a munitions factory.
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Even with the slew of injuries that has sabotaged them, the Yankees never expected to drop four of their first six games to weaker opponents like the Baltimore Orioles and the Detroit Tigers.
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This week, four commercial tankers were reportedly sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, near the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic shipping lane for about 40 percent of the world's oil.
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Democrats are already fighting to preempt that strategy, arguing that, legally, Trump sabotaged any effort to deny Bolton a voice when he attacked his former national security adviser on Twitter early Monday morning.
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Let's get this straight... the conspiracy theory (which this is) is that Disney deliberately sabotaged Star Wars—one of its most valuable franchises—so as to... make JJ Abrams less appealing to WB?
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In an eyebrow-raising essay he wrote for the music site Slipped Disc in 2014, Mr. Rosand recounted several instances in which he said Stern, who died in 2001, had sabotaged his career.
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Many analysts believe that Mr. Salvini, whose League has risen in the polls, will do well in a future election, and some think he sabotaged this coalition government to get to new elections.
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Worried that the Vietnam peace treaty President Lyndon B. Johnson was pursuing would cause his defeat, Mr. Nixon sabotaged it by secretly promising South Vietnam it would do better under a Nixon presidency.
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The reigns of some of these women were brief failures (Ellaria, Yara, Olenna), and most of the others remaining see their characters sabotaged to come across as incompetent, inadequate, confused, or plainly evil.
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Noting the 1/10 reviews posted immediately after the release of "Asura" on popular Chinese ticketing website Maoyan, producers alleged the poor return was due to sabotaged online reviews in another social media post.
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Parneros, wrote B&N's lawyers at Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison, was fired in July because he allegedly harassed a female employee, bullied another senior executive and sabotaged a deal to sell the company.
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Portugal has a Socialist government whose economic plan is being sabotaged by the EC. It does not matter whether you agree with Portugal's government — the people of Portugal voted for its anti-austerity agenda.
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Prior to that, it was briefly known as 'The Milk Cup', but that name was doomed to the annals of history after the Milk Marketing Board was sabotaged by the Agriculture Act of 1993.
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The hackers who created a malware that is believed to have sabotaged a Saudi Arabia petrochemical plant last year were working for the Russian government, according to a new report by a cybersecurity firm.
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" Earlier in the month, Carlson filed a lawsuit alleging that Ailes, 76, had "unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment.
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And efforts from Big Telecom lobbyists to prevent communities from building their own internet, either as a public utility or part of a local co-op, have sabotaged the few options these people have.
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Recall that Trump's most notable defeat in the primary debates was against Carly Fiorina, because of roughly the same "domineering male candidate versus respectful woman" dynamic that sabotaged his efforts against Clinton Monday night.
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He said neither side had actually "sabotaged" the latest talks by refusing to attend, but he laid most of the blame for the failure of the round at the feet of the government side.
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The organizers of the March on Washington turned to Bobby Kennedy—the U.S. Attorney General and the brother of the sitting President—when Rustin's prized sound system was sabotaged the day before the protest.
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"Unfortunately legislators closely tied to the biofuel lobby sabotaged EPA's efforts by saying they would hold back EPA nominees until they got their way," Lipinski said during CVR Refining's third-quarter earnings conference call.
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And Belgium, where a nuclear facility was sabotaged in 2014 and where nuclear plant workers with inside access went off to fight for the Islamic State militant group, has emerged as a central worry.
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Trump Has Sabotaged America's Coronavirus Response, Foreign Policy This piece, written in late January, documents how, under Donald Trump's leadership, the US government "has intentionally rendered itself incapable" of responding effectively to a pandemic.
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After parachuting into France, he joined a Resistance network and trained résistants in the use of explosives to blow up power plants and railroads, then sabotaged the factory the Germans used to repair them.
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Saudi Arabia said Monday that two of its oil tankers had been sabotaged, and a Norwegian company reported that one of its tankers was damaged in the same area, near the Strait of Hormuz.
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The current president, Iván Duque, and his right-wing allies have sabotaged peaceful progress under the pact, in which the government was to work with the rebels to replace coca production with other crops.
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When the account of my prosecution was plastered across the front pages of European newspapers, Denmark not only embarrassed itself internationally but also sabotaged its own economy and undermined its own longstanding development efforts.
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He emphasized that analysts employed by the campaign have largely found no evidence to conclude that the election was sabotaged, but said that the campaign is committed to helping ensure a fair recount process.
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In the summer of 1968, as biographer John A. Farrell has demonstrated, Republican nominee Richard Nixon and his aides actively sabotaged efforts by Lyndon Johnson's administration to negotiate an end to the Vietnam War.
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The complaint, which was filed Wednesday, says that Ailes fired her on June 23, which wasn't public knowledge until now, after having retaliated against her and having "sabotaged her career" in a number of ways.
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The Flipping Out star was fired from his position as creative director for furniture company Living Spaces in 2015 following an incident where he claims one of their employees "sabotaged" a photoshoot he was producing.
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Yadav had said his supplements and water had been sabotaged and lodged a police complaint against a junior wrestler accusing him of contaminating his food at the Sports Authority of India training center in Sonepat.
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We cannot know with certainty, but if Shimon Peres had been a more successful politician, if terrorist groups had not sabotaged his career, a key part of the Middle East might look quite different today.
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"Slamming dozens of cases through the process on the eve of the Olympic Games has not served justice and as such the integrity of the Games has been sabotaged," its chief executive Travis Tygart said.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia "feels sabotaged" in its efforts to maintain peace in the disputed South China Sea and may bring its latest maritime altercation with China to an international court, a minister said on Monday.
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Guaido, who heads the opposition-controlled congress, and the United States say Maduro's claims that the U.S. sabotaged the power grid with a "cyberattack" are an attempt to divert attention from the government's own failings.
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Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers had been sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, in attacks it said posed a threat to shipping and the security of global oil supplies.
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According to a 2011 survey from the National Domestic Violence Hotline, 25 percent of callers reported their partner had sabotaged their birth control or pressured them to become pregnant as a way to control them.
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JFK assassination revelations A mob hit on Fidel Castro, sabotaged plane parts and a CIA intercept: Check out the highlights from the 2,800-plus documents released relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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The cyberattack made headlines around the world in 2010 and is widely considered to be among the first to target infrastructure and make real-world damage, as it sabotaged equipment in an Iranian nuclear facility.
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In 2011, its computer hackers evidently sabotaged a radar-evading RQ-170 Sentinel surveillance drone, which American officials said had been flying over Afghanistan but ended up landing in northern Iran because of a malfunction.
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While Trump has said he wanted to make it clear the US had not sabotaged the Iranian launch, he also either purposefully or inadvertently demonstrated what kinds of intelligence the US is capable of gathering.
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London (CNN Business)Houseparty, one of the video calling apps keeping people connected around the world during the coronavirus pandemic, has offered a $1 million reward to anyone who can prove it has been sabotaged.
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It's a harrowing cautionary tale showing that democracy can be sabotaged even more diabolically by a trusted insider, respected by most of the press, than by a clownish outsider, disdained by most of the press.
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Investigators had done none of the malware or coding forensics necessary to understand whether hackers had sabotaged VR Systems's software, instead basing their analysis largely on eyewitness accounts of poll workers with limited technical understanding.
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Last fall, the governor's appointees on a pay raise commission effectively sabotaged a possible increase in salaries, demanding that ethics reform — and other policy measures — be taken up by the Legislature in a special session.
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But being that exposed to the vicissitudes of startups — many of which die or fail to deliver much of a return to investors — could have sabotaged its performance relative to the rest of the market.
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On Wednesday, the pipeline that runs from the coastal city of Tuxpan to Mexico City was sabotaged in retaliation for the new government crackdown, reducing the supply of fuel to the capital, the president said.
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U.S. national security agencies believe proxies sympathetic to or working for Iran may have sabotaged the tankers near the UAE rather than Iranian forces themselves, a U.S. official familiar with the latest U.S. assessments said.
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That's because this impossibly French scene is exactly what happened in the port commune of Sète earlier this week after five giant vats belonging to Biron wine distributor were sabotaged and emptied of their contents.
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And they showed that by running a series of seemingly innocuous commands on their minutely sabotaged processor, a hacker could reliably trigger a feature of the chip that gives them full access to the operating system.
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Although he nominally backed Remain, he and his team often sabotaged the Labour In campaign, for example refusing to use the word "united" to describe Labour's position or to share a platform with former party leaders.
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BEREA, Ohio (AP) -- Browns executive vice president of football operations Sashi Brown dismissed the idea he or anyone in his front office sabotaged the trade with Cincinnati for quarterback AJ McCarron that fell apart last week.
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Facebook has reportedly removed a group that claimed to have sabotaged the score of The Last Jedi on Rotten Tomatoes, and also planned to review-bomb Disney's upcoming film Black Panther, according to Marvel Studio News.
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The West Wing staff must negotiate this daunting assignment with their own fates in question, amid rampant rumors of a major personnel shakeup after Trump sabotaged efforts of his own team to explain the Comey firing.
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Was the so-called "special relationship" deliberately sabotaged by Britain's own officials or politicians releasing the material for their own political ends, or was the United Kingdom the victim of an attack by a foreign power?
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It has also sabotaged the accession of Ukraine to NATO and the European Union, and openly flirted with the idea of neutrality, presumably as an alternative to its own membership in NATO and the European Union.
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Danylyuk said General Prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko had discredited himself and sabotaged the state's efforts to claw back money from the former owners of PrivatBank by opening cases against the finance ministry, PrivatBank and the central bank.
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"I have stories of sabotaged lab equipment, rumor-mongering, sexual assault, and rape," said Kathryn Clancy, associate professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois, who has been surveying women in science fields about their experiences.
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There are no jokes or clever references that can adequately set this up so here goes: The Killers played a show in Swansea, Wales over the weekend and it was somewhat sabotaged by people peeing everywhere.
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Democrats are not trying to sabotage President Trump's historic meeting with Kim Jong-un because they want to see Mr. Trump fail (as Republicans sabotaged every effort of President Barack Obama to correct this country's ills).
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Russia has deployed it, allegedly to attack Estonia and Ukraine and to meddle in American politics; China is a major and persistent cyberspy, as is the United States, whose cyberefforts have sabotaged North Korean missile tests.
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ROBERT GOULET The crooner is seen singing "MacArthur Park" on TV. "THE GREEN HORNET" This 21968-83 TV series, co-starring Bruce Lee (Mike Moh), figures into a flashback to the time Cliff sabotaged his career.
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AWARD-WINNING MUSICIAN SUES EX GIRLFRIEND AFTER SHE SABOTAGED PRESTIGIOUS SCHOLARSHIP WARNING: VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC LANGUAGE Following Dixon's death, a number of comedians expressed their condolences for the woman and shared memories of her stand-up routines.
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For nine glorious seasons of The Office, Jim and Dwight pranked and sabotaged each other across their desks at Dunder-Mifflin, but in between the faxes from the future and Jell-O calculators, a secret friendship grew.
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A dry run for a high school literacy test in Ontario was cancelled last week after being sabotaged with a cyber attack, affecting thousands of grade 10 students, the organization that oversees the test announced on Monday.
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PARIS, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Limagrain, the world's fourth-largest seed maker, will consider moving its research activities out of France if field trials in its home market continue to be sabotaged by opponents of genetically modified crops.
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The freestyle wrestler had claimed his supplements and water had been sabotaged and lodged a police complaint against a junior wrestler, accusing him of contaminating his food at the Sports Authority of India training center in Sonepat.
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This is something that started to click as the tutorial game wound on, but it was a situation where we'd both effectively sabotaged ourselves in the long run by making bad choices early on in the relationship.
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JAKARTA, March 21 (Reuters) - Indonesia "feels sabotaged" in its efforts to maintain peace in the disputed South China Sea and may bring its latest maritime dispute with China to an international court, a minister said on Monday.
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Mr. Bolton took a lower profile on North Korea, in part because he nearly sabotaged the meeting by declaring that the United States should use Libya as a model for ridding North Korea of its nuclear arsenal.
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The Trump administration accused Russia on Thursday of engineering a series of cyberattacks that targeted American and European nuclear power plants and water and electric systems, and could have sabotaged or shut power plants off at will.
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But I was wrong: Deceptive financial practices aimed at poorly informed consumers do a lot of harm, and until President Trump sabotaged it, the bureau was by all accounts having a hugely salutary effect on families' finances.
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In a separate development, prosecutors searched the offices of a Samsung Electronics unit on Friday as part of a probe into allegations the conglomerate had sabotaged worker's efforts to set up stronger unions, Yonhap News Agency said.
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At the trial, it emerged that Sergeant Cilliers had taken his wife's parachute into a bathroom a day before the jump, sabotaged it and then placed it in a locker so that only she would use it.
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The US had previously tied that same group to the destructive NotPetya worm that spread from Ukraine in 2017, causing $10 billion in damage, and the Olympic Destroyer malware that sabotaged the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
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Iran has long been on alert for cyber threats, after the United States and Israel covertly sabotaged Iran's nuclear programme in 2009 and 2010 with the Stuxnet computer virus, which destroyed Iranian centrifuges that were enriching uranium.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Narsingh Yadav has claimed his supplements and water had been "sabotaged" after the wrestler due to represent his country in the 74kg category at next month's Rio Games tested positive for a banned steroid.
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A commission set by Pope Francis to investigate and deal with child abuse lost credibility earlier this year when an Irish woman member, herself a victim of abuse, stepped down, complaining that the panel's work had been sabotaged.
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The pipeline, which has been repeatedly sabotaged in recent months, normally carries some 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude from Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region and the disputed Kirkuk oil fields to the port of Ceyhan for export.
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Ailes was accused of firing Carlson from the network after he "sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment," she alleged in her suit, according to papers obtained by PEOPLE.
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Hornsey discussed efforts to improve Uber's hiring processes and training programs to improve diversity and ensure that efforts to report harassment and sexism aren't sabotaged or ignored, like alleged by ex-engineer Susan Fowler in her viral account.
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The strike showed the Avengers are willing to make good on their threats to launch a second wave of attacks on oil majors that defy its order to let sabotaged infrastructure lie until the government meets its demands.
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In a fictional scenario, the EU's naval mission in the Mediterranean will be sabotaged by hackers who cripple the mission's command on land and launch a campaign on social media to discredit the EU operations and provoke protests.
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U.S. national security agencies believe proxies sympathetic to or working for Iran may have sabotaged the tankers off the UAE coast rather than Iranian forces themselves, a U.S. official familiar with the latest U.S. assessments said on Tuesday.
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On February 2000nd both the national government and that of Haryana, a state that rings Delhi, the Indian capital, on three sides, crumpled after rioters sabotaged a canal that supplies nearly half the water to the sprawling metropolis.
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You're left with a zesty but unsurprising third-person shooter, struggling through a soup of mundane chores - a game of mesmerising, gargantuan landscapes sabotaged by uneven writing and (at the time of review) an astonishing quantity of bugs.
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In an effort to see just how far it could go to get Android users to abandon its platform, Facebook reportedly sabotaged its mobile app in years past with errors that would cause it to crash for hours.
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While Sobel certainly comes across as a difficult and even incompetent officer, the series omits how soldiers sabotaged him by "misplacing" equipment, or how two medics knocked him out with anesthetic and cut an incision in his torso.
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"Lust and Wonder" picks up the tale of Burroughs's post-rehab, 1990s love life in New York City, where his self-sabotaged, romantic belly flops prompt the vinegar-dipped pen to flow again — a welcome return to form.
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What has really sabotaged efforts in that direction has been repeated Palestinian rejection of U.S. and Israeli offers of a West Bank and Gaza Strip "Palestine," with its capital in eastern Jerusalem, in exchange for peace with Israel.
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Each time a progressive challenger like Sanders, Dennis Kucinich or Jesse Jackson has inspired hope for real change, the Democratic Party has sabotaged them while marching to the right, becoming more corporatist and militarist with each election cycle.
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In a separate development, prosecutors searched the offices of a Samsung Electronics unit on Friday as part of a probe into allegations the conglomerate had sabotaged worker's efforts to strengthen labor unions, a South Korean prosecutors' office said.
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But he says the electoral success of his National Forces Alliance (NFA) was sabotaged by armed groups who have held the real power in Tripoli since the uprising, storming government buildings and abducting officials to enforce their will.
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The reality — which is underdiscussed but essential to an understanding of our current situation — is that the civil rights work of Dr. King and other leaders was loudly opposed by overt racists and quietly sabotaged by cautious moderates.
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In one especially troubling allegation, the couple said Trump's workers sabotaged a water pipe that left them and Michael Forbes' 92-year-old mother, who lives in her own nearby house, without clean drinking water for five years.
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But it's fair to say that she lost in large part due to a failure of the unity efforts with Sanders, efforts that were sabotaged by a very well-timed and very well-framed release of stolen DNC emails.
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Mr Obama's decision not to veto UN Security Council Resolution 234 (reiterating that the settlements are illegal and expressing concern that prospects for the two-state solution were being sabotaged by both sides) was a well-aimed parting shot.
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Next, Austin's been getting irate about this story of what happened when the IRS launched a special initiative to pursue payments from wealthy people who were wrongly exploiting loopholes in the tax code, and how those efforts were sabotaged.
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When the great compromise over immigration in the Senate was sabotaged by House Republicans, followed by Trump taking immigration positions that was hostile to Hispanics, the die was cast for a great awakening and political uprising of Hispanic voters.
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Instead, among other things, he blamed President Barack Obama for the shuttering of a GM plant in his district that shut down before Obama took office, and for the failure of a fiscal policy commission that Ryan personally sabotaged.
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According to Reuters the exercise involved the EU's naval mission in the Mediterranean being sabotaged by hackers who cripple the mission's command on land while also launching a campaign on social media to discredit EU operations and provoke protests.
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What's unclear is whether the aviation industry requires Chapter 11 — debt levels are too high in the industry, and the airlines have sabotaged their balance sheets with share buybacks — or a very, very large form of emergency bridge financing.
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But he sabotaged that potential victory through a self-defeating fixation on undoing anything Mr. Obama accomplished and the vain illusion that his purported mastery of business negotiation would allow him to attain his maximalist vision of a deal.
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When I got my dream job as a fashion writer in London, at a very decent salary, the "flights of ideas" that are part of my illness, compounded by the restlessness brought on by my medications, sabotaged my success.
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It gets confusing: The federal government, partly at the behest of an underhanded corporation, sabotaged a community of hardworking and benevolent utopians — but only to create something fundamentally idealistic and to protect an irreplaceable ecological wonder from capitalistic loggers.
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I sure have my bad days, and not just bad in the sense of attitude or not being in the mood, but biologically sabotaged—I slept badly, I'm about to have my period, I'm really stressed out by work.
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He has taunted its leaders, turned its debates into rap sessions about his anatomy, sabotaged its efforts to appeal to Latinos and to women, and, as he has shouted out bigoted invective, made many of its members feel shame.
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Perhaps most importantly, it kicked out the old head of the Office of the Pardon Attorney (a George W. Bush–era holdover who'd essentially sabotaged some clemency applications) and installed Deborah Leff, who had a background in indigent defense.
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In 2013, Edward Snowden's leaks revealed that the NSA had secretly sabotaged a widely used crypto standard in the mid- 230s and that since 21 the agency had been ingesting a smorgasbord of tech firms' data with and without their cooperation.
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On Monday, Cisco's Talos security research division revealed that hackers sabotaged the ultra-popular, free computer-cleanup tool CCleaner for at least the last month, inserting a backdoor into updates to the application that landed in millions of personal computers.
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Iraqis choke as sabotaged oil wells blaze In a bid to penetrate the most sacred privacy of an Iraqi home, women are being used by ISIS to search houses, even check other women to see if they're hiding precious SIM cards.
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"I've had some great relationships that I have absolutely sabotaged because I'm afraid to get close to someone, and I know eventually I'll run off," says Bones, who is now unattached following a year-long relationship with "Criminal" singer Lindsay Ell.
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We have felt like we've been sabotaged from every angle, but last night's chain of events, while we were all out enjoying our beautiful home, was an absolute and definitive confirmation that some feel we are not deserving of Burning Man.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Monday's episode of Better Call Saul After Chuck (Michael McKean) figures out that his brother Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) sabotaged his Mesa Verde case, he goes to the scene of the crime – an all-night print shop.
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The disruption sent oil to a six-month high above $2500 a barrel, tarnished Russia's reputation as an exporter at a time of rising competition with U.S. oil sales and triggered a Russian probe into whether the pipeline had been sabotaged.
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Besides "splendiferous", Dahl-inspired vocabulary in the new edition includes an updated entry for the word "gremlins", the meddlesome imps that sabotaged airplanes in Dahl's first children's book in 1943, and "human bean" – a humorous alteration or mispronunciation of human being.
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But a nettlesome, unruly and heavily armed little group called Palestinian Islamic Jihad has repeatedly sabotaged those plans by firing rockets at Israel, which more often than not has responded by raining down destruction on Hamas's own installations and men.
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Saudi Arabia said armed drones had struck two oil pumping stations in the kingdom on Tuesday in what it called a "cowardly" act of terrorism two days after Saudi oil tankers were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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With an all-around performance of a type not seen on an N.F.L. field since 1959, Pryor displayed his athletic gifts and gave Cleveland fans some hope in an 20153-3 season that has been sabotaged by injuries to key players.
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SEOUL, April 6 (Reuters) - South Korean prosecutors searched offices at a Samsung Electronics Co Ltd unit on Friday as part of a probe into allegations that the conglomerate sabotaged worker efforts to set up stronger labour unions, Yonhap News Agency said.
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Further damage came first from revelations that a convicted terrorist, Jaspal Atwal, had been invited to two events with the Prime Minister, and then from suggestions from an official in Ottawa that factions in the Indian government had sabotaged Trudeau's visit.
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Today, in Helsinki, the president of the United States held a friendly meeting with the Russian leader who sabotaged an American election on his behalf, and who has been rewarded by seeing American foreign policy pivot in a pro-Russian direction.
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After an incident last month involving an Indonesian patrol boat and a Chinese coastguard vessel and fishing boat in what Indonesia said were its waters, Jakarta said it "felt sabotaged" in its efforts to maintain peace in the South China Sea.
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The whole enterprise was nearly sabotaged when he was jailed for taxes owed; the purpose of his trip was not to learn how to deal with his defiant tendencies but to escape a civilization that could not accommodate his personality.
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Democrats and some insurers say Mr. Trump has sabotaged the Affordable Care Act, in part by threatening to withhold subsidies paid to insurers so they can reduce deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs for millions of low-income people.
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PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia (Reuters) - Malaysian opposition leader Mahathir Mohamad challenged the government to charge him under an anti-fake news law, after authorities said they were investigating him for false claims that his plane was sabotaged ahead of the general election.
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The UAE said on Sunday that four commercial vessels were sabotaged near Fujairah emirate, one of the world's largest bunkering hubs lying just outside the Strait of Hormuz, but did not describe the nature of the attack or say who was behind it.
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The UAE said on Sunday that four commercial vessels were sabotaged near Fujairah emirate, one of the world's largest bunkering hubs lying just outside the Strait of Hormuz, but did not say who was behind the attack or describe the nature of it.
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Yet another complaint was that two years of work by her panel on a "template" or set of guidelines for dealing with child abuse, supposedly to be shared with Catholic bishops in every country in the world, had been sabotaged by the CDF.
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The official said possible perpetrators might include Houthi rebels in Yemen and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias based in Iraq but said Washington did not have hard evidence on who sabotaged the four vessels, including two Saudi tankers, off Fujairah emirate on Sunday.
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" Carlson and Ailes recent statements follow Carlson's Wednesday lawsuit in which she accuses Ailes of sexual harassment, saying that he "has unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment.
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"We feel interrupted and sabotaged in our efforts," fisheries minister Susi Pudjiastuti told reporters in Jakarta after meeting Chinese embassy officials to discuss the incident in the Natuna Sea, an area between Peninsular Malaysia and the Malaysian province of Sarawak on Borneo island.
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" She added that her vision is "one where we can break through and create a commonwealth in a country where the next generations' dreams aren't sabotaged by crippling student debt, where we can break through and keep our immigrant families safe and together.
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Underneath the surface bubblegum-fluff of an incredible chance to travel and make music, the Pumpkins are actually facing an existential identity crisis where mourning the death of their original lead singer is intersected by the sabotaged travel plans of their new one.
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The trio of guards Eric Bledsoe (211.5 points) and Devin Booker (2124) and forward TJ Warren (297) all had big outings against the Lakers but the Suns sabotaged their chances at a victory by allowing 106 points over the first three quarters.
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For the GOP to deliver on Trump's promise to provide better, cheaper healthcare to more people, all they must do is fix the parts of the ACA they deliberately sabotaged over the last seven years and get the hell out of the way.
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PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia, May 4 (Reuters) - Malaysian opposition leader Mahathir Mohamad challenged the government to charge him under an anti-fake news law, after authorities said they were investigating him for false claims that his plane was sabotaged ahead of the general election.
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People ask for a Mr. Fix-It, a dictator, when their voices are not heard, when executive action is the rule and elected officials in Congress are marginalized and sabotaged by executive action on immigration and racial animosity fostered for political gains.
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The upcoming film is based on the true story of a black undercover cop named Ron Stallworth who, in 1978, infiltrated a Colorado chapter of the Ku Klux Klan all the way to the top and sabotaged the organization from the inside.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday declared Obamacare "dead" and "gone," but urged Republicans and Democrats in Congress to craft a short-term fix of healthcare markets under the 7-year-old law that critics say he has effectively sabotaged.
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Never mind that House Republicans sabotaged a chance to help Dreamers in 2013, when John Boehner, the House speaker, refused to hold a vote on an immigration-reform bill that had passed in the Senate to a vote on the House floor.
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" She blamed the president, who often lays responsibility for the country's immigration problems at the feet of Democrats, for the failure to overhaul the system, saying he had "sabotaged multiple opportunities to reach a bipartisan consensus on immigration, including on border security.
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She sabotaged her looks in her later life, and there's something about her that's very sad, but there's also a great lesson there, in allowing yourself to become a pinup girl but then throwing that away when it doesn't suit you anymore.
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Roughly speaking, this is where we are at the moment — or, rather, where we were three and a half months ago when, in response to mounting sanctions, Iran sabotaged oil tankers and caused drone attacks on a major oil pipeline across Saudi Arabia.
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A potentially valid and meritorious finding of presidential wrongdoing may ironically be rejected by the voting public as having been sabotaged by a corrupt process – a result akin to the acquittal of O.J. Simpson, who was arguably framed for something he did.
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The Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte, appeared to be trying to defuse the situation on Sunday after posting a government statement on his Facebook page that said Turkey had sabotaged discussions between the two countries over a visit by Mr. Cavusoglu to Rotterdam.
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" Earhardt, meanwhile, says her own experience working for Ailes at Fox News has been nothing but "bliss and joy," counter to Carlson's allegations that in part claimed that Ailes "sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment.
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When a minister's motorcade of tinted-window SUVs rolled through his village in 2012 to announce the multinational project, Abu Akar sabotaged the signs directing visitors to the location of a press conference so they pointed instead down the gravel path leading to his farm.
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Seavey flatly denies the charges and claims that someone may have sabotaged his dogs' food, and released a terse (but long!) 17-minute video excoriating the Iditarod for this decision, claiming there is a serious security issue during the race protecting musher's belongings at checkpoints.
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Even as the Pentagon prepared for a broad conflict, American intelligence agencies had a narrower target: how to sabotage the underground Fordo enrichment site, just as they had sabotaged Natanz at the end of the Bush administration and the beginning of the Obama administration.
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The bombast of the opening sequence — which ends with the pyramid sabotaged into collapse, obliging the movie's eventual mutant villain to cool his heels for about five millenniums — leaves no doubt that the viewer is in for more of the superhero same old, same old.
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The title character is Gonzalo (Álvaro Ogalla), a disheveled 30-something perennial student and layabout in Madrid, who — believing that the Roman Catholic Church has imposed values on him that have sabotaged his life — is determined to have his baptism expunged from church records.
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"From Day One, the Trump Administration has sabotaged hard-working families' health care, working to push families into shoddy junk plans, spike their health costs and take away their health care protections – all while pretending to care about people with pre-existing conditions," she continued.
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As part of the research, titled "dr0wned – Cyber-Physical Attack with Additive Manufacturing", the researchers phished their way into a computer that was connected to a 3D printer, found the blueprints for a drone propeller that was to be printed, and sabotaged the design.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The Arab world agreed that by officially recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, President Trump sabotaged the chance of peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Still, Mr. Trump's expected move would allow him to tell supporters that he had disavowed the accord, while bowing to the reality that the United States would isolate itself from its allies if it sabotaged a deal with which Iran is viewed as complying.
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Another conspiracy theory that made the rounds claimed that the Islamic State, which is fighting to maintain control of its last neighborhoods in Mosul, sabotaged the food as a way for some of its fighters, who had posed as displaced civilians, to escape the camps.
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Marsha Norman wrote the lean and sensitive stage adaptation, and it's a measure of her insight when it comes to a play's shape that she draws out what's essential to the story: female friendship—and how it can be sabotaged by poor self-perception.
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Sen. John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.) on Sunday said ObamaCare "sabotaged" the United States insurance markets for healthcare.
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"We have felt like we've been sabotaged from every angle, but last night's chain of events, while we were all out enjoying our beautiful home, was an absolute and definitive confirmation that some feel we are not deserving of Burning Man," the organizers said on Facebook.
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The only president who declined to receive the PDB was Richard Nixon, who believed (without any evidence) that the supposedly liberal-leaning CIA had sabotaged his 1960 election campaign by providing exaggerated estimates of a "missile gap" with the Soviet Union that Kennedy was able to exploit.
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In a sign of deepening divisions within Cameron's own party, Iain Duncan Smith, the former Work and Pensions Secretary, said Germany had sabotaged the prime minister's plans to renegotiate Britain's relationship with the EU, forcing him to drop his plans to demand an emergency brake on migration.
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Here's everything you need to know about the longtime Fox News host at the center of the scandal, who claims her former employer "sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment," according to the filing obtained by PEOPLE.
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Tensions have risen again after Saudi Arabia said armed drones had struck two oil pumping stations in the kingdom on Tuesday in what it called a "cowardly" act of terrorism two days after Saudi oil tankers were sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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"Even the sword-pulling scene itself — a pivotal moment in the legend, probably worth taking seriously — is sabotaged from within by a David Beckham cameo that goes on for line after forehead-slapping line, and saps the moment of its mythic excitement," the film critic wrote.
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My self-esteem was so low that I thought if I sabotaged the relationship, I'd be doing my new boyfriend a favor: He should be with someone better than me, not someone who slept around as much as I did, and who was so broke and unhappy.
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Family lore has it that he sabotaged a chance to move up to the Pirates after Mazeroski got hurt — it is true, at least, that Mazeroski, a future Hall of Famer, incurred a couple of injuries at the time — by picking a fight with his manager.
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As Anthony Tommasini writes: On a basic level, the American Revolution was driven by words: fiery statements of principle; charges of imperialist oppression; accusations of betrayal; fine points of governance; even wordy obfuscations to gloss over disagreements that could have sabotaged the country at its start.
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Over the last several years, organizations like the United States military and the Federal Aviation Administration have expressed concern about their overwhelming reliance on GPS and the possibility that the network's satellite signals could be sabotaged by an enemy or disabled by a strong solar flare.
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For nearly two years, Republicans in Congress and the White House repeatedly sabotaged black, white and brown Americans' access to health care: They thought they could get away with attacking the Affordable Care Act and protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and they were wrong.
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It's the first writing "for myself" that I've done in about thirty years, since I gave up on poetry (or poetry gave up on me) because I didn't know what a poem was any longer and had severed or sabotaged all my connections to the poetry world.
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Someone at the NHL with too much power and not enough vision sabotaged a man's life and nearly deprived fans of the one thing they wanted to see at an All-Star Game, and did so in extremely vile fashion, attempting to use Scott's kids against him.
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Even after Chuck sits down to simply observe the meeting, dipping his toes back into a normal life, Jimmy has trouble finding that self-assurance again — after all, it was Chuck who sabotaged Jimmy's chances of working at HHM, Chuck who dealt brutal blows to Jimmy's self-esteem.
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It was the night before, and I guess again there was a party, and some people had trashed a couple of hotel rooms and were making some noise and the locals were pissed off with us, and so they sabotaged the van that we called the Milk Truck.
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Yet the letters took a darker turn in the new millennium, with Shepard admitting in 2004 that he had sabotaged his relationship with Lange with his "horrible bouts of drinking & bad behaviors" and they had decided to stay together for sake of their kids, Hannah Jane and Samuel Walker.
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The most common offence was the simple theft of equipment such as computers, smartphones or tablets, but a fifth of companies surveyed reported that sensitive documents, components or designs had been stolen, while 18 percent said their production had been sabotaged with the aim of damaging or paralyzing it.
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Up to the present, the department has failed to lead the country in providing for national defense and security from EMP attack: Last but not least, Obama-holdovers in the Defense Department sabotaged the Congressional EMP Commission and made false assertions causing termination of the Commission in September 2017.
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On Thursday night, New Yorker staff writers Adam Entous and Ronan Farrow revealed that a strange memo, which posited that the Trump administration was being sabotaged by a cabal of former Obama aides, had circulated in early 2017 in White House circles, including among the National Security Council (NSC).
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Obamacare, for example, was far less comprehensive than its architects had hoped for, has been weakened by court challenges, and now that Republicans are in control, is being sabotaged by the White House while the GOP Congress takes every opportunity to try to repeal or further undermine it.
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Just slowing down the regime's systems on a temporary basis is certainly realistic, but pulling off an attack like the Stuxnet virus that sabotaged Iran's nuclear capabilities is more difficult because of North Korea's limited connection to the wider internet—meaning it's more difficult for us to get in.
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There was no evidence of his specific charge, but the United States has conducted similar operations against Iranian rockets and missiles and, famously, sabotaged an Iranian nuclear enrichment plant in the city of Natanz with a cyberweapon, part of a vast American covert operation code-named Olympic Games.
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The official said possible perpetrators might include Houthi rebels in Yemen and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias based in Iraq but said Washington did not have hard evidence on who sabotaged the four vessels, including two Saudi tankers on Sunday near Fujairah port, which lies just outside the Strait of Hormuz.
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"This time, we will be closely watching what transpires in the Niger Delta given the problems that occurred there on Saturday as well as the historical role that elections have played in giving rise to armed groups that have sabotaged the energy infrastructure and caused large-scale supply disruptions," they said.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the 46-year-old singer revisits her disastrous Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve gig and stands firm with the statement her camp released asserting that the show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail," which the production company in turn refuted.
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"The conventional wisdom is that North Korea is a serial cheater whose broken promises have for years sabotaged good-faith American efforts to end Pyongyang's nuclear and missile program," writes Mike Chinoy, a senior fellow at the University of Southern California's US-China Institute and CNN's former Beijing bureau chief.
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The leader of the Most-Hid junior coalition party, Bela Bugar, said he did not understand why Smer had "sabotaged" the vote, even though there had been an agreement to appoint at least six candidates that would allow Kiska to pick three of them and give the court a necessary quorum.
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Tuesday's election is the country's first real opportunity to rebuke a president who has repeatedly abused his office and a party that has deliberately sabotaged the health care of millions, damaged the rule of law, redistributed wealth to the richest Americans, and caused significant damage to long-standing diplomatic relationships.
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Though Yentl could have easily sabotaged what had developed between Hadass and Avigdor, she actually helps the two rekindle their love and always acts compassionately towards Hadass, even offering to relay her knowledge of the Talmud and encouraging Hadass that she is as deserving of an education as a man.
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And then a year after the Ukrainian blackout, in late 2017, another piece of malware known as Triton or Trisis, discovered in the network of Saudi oil refinery Petro Rabigh, was revealed to have sabotaged so-called safety-instrumented systems, the devices that monitor for dangerous conditions in industrial facilities.
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The budget talks, which began in earnest in March, may have been colored by lingering hard feelings from lawmakers, who had watched in dismay as the governor effectively sabotaged a possible pay raise last fall, insisting that the lawmakers take up other issues in exchange for consideration of a higher salary.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban have sabotaged a major power line in the northern province of Baghlan, officials said on Wednesday, cutting a supply of electricity from Uzbekistan to Kabul, the Afghan capital, and exposing a vulnerability in the nation's rickety infrastructure at a time when the insurgency has government forces thinly stretched.
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For many, WikiLeaks exposing how the Democratic Party sabotaged Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE confirmed their suspicions that the political system is rigged.
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Not content with the conventionally discreet existence of a Chinese gay man, Handong buys a house in the suburbs, where he hopes he and Lan Yu can build a new life together; eventually, however, his family discovers his secret and, his happiness sabotaged, he finds himself driven to marry a manipulative, selfish woman.
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Juan Carlos Cruz, an abuse survivor with whom Francis has spoken at length, said the pope recently told him Archbishop Viganò nearly sabotaged the visit by inviting the critic, Kim Davis, a Kentucky county clerk who became a conservative cause célèbre when she refused to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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But the corollary to this way of reading — of taking books down in gulps rather than sips — is that you will discover much more quickly when a book isn't for you, and you can then set it aside without the nagging suspicion that you might have sabotaged it by your method of ingestion.
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Amash, Lofgren, Lieu and DelBene deserve great credit for making the effort, but if the past year's events are any indication, their attempt to restore the privacy and civil liberties of Americans against warrantless searches will likely be sabotaged by a GOP leadership that does not share their reverence of the Constitution.
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He's brought bigotry and racism to the fore; demonstrated contempt for the national interest; undermined our elections and shredded our social fabric; sabotaged our standing in the world, politicized the military and embraced autocrats; and his callous and inhumane treatment of children and the vulnerable will be a stain on America for decades.
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The attacks show the region's most prolific insurgent group, known as the Niger Delta Avengers, and other militants they've inspired, are willing to make good on threats to launch a second wave of attacks on foreign oil companies that defy the group's order to leave sabotaged infrastructure unrepaired until the government meets its demands.
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He had different attorneys in Utah, Colorado, and finally in Florida, where he first decided to act as his own counsel, then accepted the help of a team of public defenders who resigned in frustrated exhaustion as his erratic behavior in the courtroom all but systematically sabotaged his own right to a fair trail.
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Following in the footsteps of the likes of Lisa Bonet (whose career was sabotaged because of respectability politics), Raven-Symoné (who was canceled for being ridiculous), and Janet Jackson (from her Penny on Good Times days), Shahidi represents the young woman of this era whom Black communities look forward to seeing on their screens.
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But that was only after his ex-wife went to the Los Angeles County Superior Court, later that year, laid out Bannon's history of having sabotaged her efforts to find a school, and said that she hadn't notified him about the girls' applications to Archer because she feared that he would do so again.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Health Chief Disputes Claims He Sabotaged Health Marketplaces" (Business Day, June 7): As a former health care administrator in both for-profit and nonprofit programs, I am appalled by this administration's assertion that "short-term, limited-duration" policies for healthy people are an answer to providing insurance to this group.
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Sure, at some point we might be able to look back and find mordant comedy in an arc like Comey's — who sabotaged Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign by announcing a last-minute investigation of the infamous Weiner laptop and then remade himself as a self-righteous icon of the Resistance by legitimizing "pee tape" rumors.
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Another recession is coming, not because I'm rooting for it, but because someone passed a giant tax giveaway to the rich that added trillions to the debt, and started a trade war for no reason and deliberately sabotaged the affordable care act and rolled back the rules for banks so they can once again gamble with our money.
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"Rose-Colored Boy" is set at a fake morning show from the '80s, which is special because it calls to mind the all-time classic journalism movie Broadcast News — a 1987 masterpiece starring Holly Hunter as a woman who is brilliant, ambitious, honorable, and constantly sabotaged by men who are mediocre either in their brains or in their spirits.
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Combined with the four tankers allegedly sabotaged off the United Arab Emirates' coast of Fujairah on May 12, last week's attacks "appear to be part of a systematic Iranian effort to demonstrate that peace and security in the Gulf is contingent on its own economic stability," political consultancy Eurasia Group said in a June 13 briefing.
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Dispatched from England, Mr. Refkin, a scrappy 5-foot-6 Wisconsin native, was said to have smuggled explosives to the French Resistance in Paris, infiltrated Nazi Germany to kill specific targets integral to the Nazi war machine, and sabotaged train tracks to slow the deployment of German tanks to Normandy before the Allied invasion on D-Day.
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D-DAY GIRLS: THE SPIES WHO ARMED THE RESISTANCE, SABOTAGED THE NAZIS AND HELPED WIN WORLD WAR II by Sarah Rose In this 2019 book, Rose drew from recently declassified files, diaries and oral histories to tell the story of three women — Andrée Borrel, Odette Sansom and Lise de Baissac — who joined the war as spies for the Allies.
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Down in South Carolina, a nonunion Boeing assembly line that opened in 2011 had for years churned out scores of whistle-blower complaints and wrongful termination lawsuits packed with scenes wherein quality-control documents were regularly forged, employees who enforced standards were sabotaged, and planes were routinely delivered to airlines with loose screws, scratched windows, and random debris everywhere.
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According to The Guardian:It joins a sparrow that was shot after it sabotaged a world record attempt by knocking over 23,000 dominoes; a hedgehog that got fatally stuck in a McDonalds McFlurry pot, and a catfish that fell victim to a group of men in the Netherlands who developed a tradition for drinking vast amounts of beer and swallowing fish from their aquarium.
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Dodoid, who prefers to keep his online presence separate from his his real-life one, was born in 22, at a point when SGI was already in the midst of a lengthy decline in influence—and nearly a decade after SGI had its pop-culture peak after one of its workstations was sabotaged by Wayne Knight's character in Jurassic Park.
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A New York State Police investigator says that Angelika Graswald was not a suspect in the disappearance of her fiancé during a kayaking trip on the Hudson River last year until she allegedly told an investigator that she removed a small plug on the top of his kayak and "sabotaged" his paddle, according to The Poughkeepsie Journal and The Times-Herald Record.
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Last week's House-Senate budget agreement, which will be tested in the House vote Thursday, really stunned a lot of Republican who watched the same groups who for years have sunk, sabotaged, short-circuited legislative efforts deemed not conservative enough agree to, well, a Senate proposal that was far from conservative enough -- all because they wanted to move forward on tax reform.
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The big difference between last year and this year, specifically in the series against the Penguins, is that the Capitals are clearly the better team this year and have been sabotaged by either Braden Holtby or Dr. Samuel Beckett quantum leaping into Holtby's body for the first four games and now he has left to help someone else in a different time.
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His first two chapters are well framed by portraits with rich back stories: Freud's 1952 painting of his then close friend Bacon, which was stolen from a museum in Berlin in 1988 and never recovered; and Degas's 1868 marriage portrait of Manet and his wife, Suzanne, sabotaged by its sitter, who did not appreciate the lifelong bachelor's view of his fraught union.
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He decided to work through his issues about fame and performance and aging by making a documentary about Mr. Bernstein and particularly his decision to fade from public life just at the moment when fame was upon him — not unlike Foley, who sabotaged his own chances at fame and compensation for his art just at the moment when it was starting to work out for him.
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If the view of most Labour members of Parliament is that Corbyn is a turncoat who at best was a failure as a campaigner and at worst actively sabotaged the Remain campaign, the view of many Labour voters is that he is the sole authentic representative of the party's left base, and that he is besieged on all sides by the forces of capital, acting through Labour MPs.
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"I think that's one of the reasons why countries in the future ... would be very cautious about what kind of deal they enter into with the United States, because not only did the United States set up this horrible deal, but they also pretty much sabotaged our allies," said River O'Mahoney Hagg, who volunteered as a combat medic with the YPG in 2016 while recording video for a documentary.
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