Anyone who wants to compromise is labelled, disgracefully, a saboteur.
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After pulling a brake, the saboteur would flee onto the tracks.
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Musk accused Tripp of being a saboteur and filed a lawsuit against him.
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Midway through the stunt, the merry saboteur cracks up, and Daniel laughs, too.
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A subway saboteur has been pulling brakes across the system, causing big delays.
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Oh, excuse me — my inner saboteur commandeered my keyboard for a minute there!
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And this individual is a saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government.
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My team eats together as usual and we play a game called Saboteur.
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Another email from Musk alleged that he had discovered a saboteur at the company.
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In recent years, the spy bureau expanded its saboteur and spy operations to cyberspace.
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There is inspiration in his example, and that makes "The Saboteur" well worth reading.
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Tesla has characterized Tripp as a disgruntled ex-employee and saboteur in the past.
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In May, officials asked for the public's help in the search for the saboteur.
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In May, officials asked for the public's help in the search for the saboteur.
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As for motive, Musk alleged the saboteur confessed to acting out after not being promoted.
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For example: In the first episode, Nolan, the saboteur du jour, attempts to blackmail Caitlin.
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Reading "The Saboteur," one understands how a certain person at a certain time answered it.
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Mr. Tripp has said the company and Mr. Musk have wrongly portrayed him as a saboteur.
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Freddie Oversteegen was only 14, petite with long braids, when she became an assassin and saboteur.
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"Qatar's role as a saboteur can no longer be forgiven," said Egypt's foreign minister, Sameh Shoukry.
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He was also challenging, indignant about all injustice, and a quiet saboteur of every jejune idea.
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Dasch and another saboteur received life sentences but were later granted clemency by Harry Truman and deported.
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Caught in the act Hoping to nab the saboteur, cops staked out the area over the weekend.
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He's known as an arms control expert or an arms treaty saboteur, depending on who you ask.
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And is Patrick, a narcissistic relationship saboteur, all right as his friends start pairing off for life?
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Going by the name Saboteur, Woodward often posted content that was racist, violent, or related to white nationalism.
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Today's retrial found him guilty of second degree burglary, but the jury was hung on charges of saboteur.
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He's a self-saboteur, too, devising the perfect marketing campaign, then alienating critics with a blast of hauteur.
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Freddie Oversteegen was only 123 when she joined the Dutch resistance to become a courageous, and lethal, saboteur.
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But Tesla will now investigate whether the purported saboteur had worked with other employees or third-party organizations.
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I hang out for a bit and play "Saboteur" with my friends and their boyfriends, whom I really like.
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The teacher and the vice principal called her an alarmist and a saboteur for telling them about the radiation.
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Three years later, after releasing Mercenaries 2, The Lord of the Rings: Conquest , and The Saboteur, Pandemic itself shut down.
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Yet the 35-year-old Ms Savchenko is neither saviour nor saboteur; she is a soldier in an unexpected position.
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The alleged saboteur who's being sued by Tesla says he's a whistleblower revealing dangerous practices at the electric car manufacturer.
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It's easier to call yourself an empath than a bitter, jilted ex-lover, a pathetic loser or a self-saboteur.
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THE SABOTEUR The Aristocrat Who Became France's Most Daring Anti-Nazi Commando By Paul Kix 304 pp. Harper/HarperCollins. $27.99.
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In New York, the transit agency and the Police Department have asked the public for help in stopping the saboteur.
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It could practically have been staged by a conservative saboteur to scare people in the middle away from the left.
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Hannity in October called Ryan a "saboteur" and on Election Day predicted Ryan would be ousted as Speaker if Trump won.
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STEPHEN SMITHHawick, Scottish Borders Take care your criticism of Britain's opposition leader doesn't become a phobia ("Jeremy Corbyn, saboteur", June 11th).
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And if Mia's mother doesn't believe Gram about the saboteur, how can Mia be sure she'll believe her about the coach?
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" As for what food critic and amateur saboteur Julianne may be up to in 2019, Roberts, 51, suggests she's "a marriage counselor.
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Samuel Woodward, an Atomwaffen member accused of stabbing a gay Jewish man to death, was an active user under the name Saboteur.
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And on Thursday, Musk tangled with Business Insider reporter Linette Lopez, suggesting Lopez bribed accused Tesla saboteur Martin Tripp for inside information.
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The incident may have caused CEO Elon Musk to send an all-staff email last week about a saboteur within Tesla's ranks.
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Today, by contrast, the retreat of liberal democracy is taking place as Russia plays the saboteur and China asserts its growing global power.
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Musk said that the saboteur admitted to making changes to the "Tesla Manufacturing Operating System" and sharking sensitive data with a third party.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London Gatwick Airport reopened on Friday after a rogue drone saboteur wrought travel chaos for hundreds of thousands of Christmas travellers.
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Simmons was a saboteur, specialized in infiltrating criminal organizations or terror groups and dismantling them from the inside by inciting violence between rivals.
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He remarks that cyclists never drink the water that spectators proffer because, who knows, any stranger might be a saboteur or a psychopath.
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Most of my times going at this game have been with my friend Jack, who reveals his saboteur status by screeching and screaming.
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And if the saboteur is skilled enough in the ways of Amazon, they can trap their rival in the surreal limbo of Amazon court.
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Mr Hammerstad had telephoned a radio station in western Norway to deliver commemorative greetings from the wilderness to Joachim Ronneberg, the last-surviving saboteur.
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The Fox pundit is a Trump loyalist who days before the election had called Ryan a "saboteur" who needed to be ousted from office.
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This challenge was really laser-targeted toward Cracker, as her inner saboteur has been the subject, noun and verb of most of her critiques.
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But for security researchers, that incident raised another, even more menacing issue: What if a saboteur were to try to make the autopilot's sensors fail?
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Tesla filed a lawsuit in December seeking $167 million against former employee Martin Tripp, the former employee who Musk has referred to as a saboteur.
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I like the recording of the song "The Saboteur" that we did with him, and he was interesting in terms of his philosophy on music.
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Phantom of the Megaplex: A series of mishaps on the night of a big movie premiere turn out to be the work of a saboteur.
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Last year, a saboteur of unknown origin was found to have been tampering with the safety systems of large industrial systems in the Middle East.
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But your brain doesn't have to be a diet saboteur; in fact, there are plenty of ways to manipulate yourself into achieving your weight-loss goals.
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It is hard to want to go full saboteur when you have the big, wet eyes of a Yorkie with a boutonniere staring up at you.
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"A former technician for the electric vehicle company, Tripp was fired by Tesla earlier this year and he was accused by Elon Musk of being a "saboteur.
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Another personality popular on iFunny is Samuel Woodward, an alleged member of the violent neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division, who was known on the app as Saboteur.
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The only point is that assuming Whitaker is a stooge or saboteur ignores the reality that scuttling the investigation would be the stupidest option available to Trump.
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To commandeer a self-driving car on a street, a saboteur would, in theory, also have to hack every street lamp and smart toaster that it passed.
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Still, he noted, in a World War II case, the Supreme Court upheld the conviction of an American prosecuted before a commission for being a Nazi saboteur.
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"Ukrainian special forces units tried to break through two more times with groups of saboteur-terrorists but were thwarted by FSB units and other forces," it said.
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A warning: This section of "The Saboteur" is very explicit in its description of the tortures — beatings and water boardings among them — endured by prisoners at Auxerre.
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Jim Jordan, an influential member of the House Freedom Caucus, fired off a series of tweets about the bias and suggested another unknown saboteur still lurks about.
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The Weeknd is the archetypal saboteur who tries to fill a void with excess—late night, drugs, women—only to end up feeling more and more empty.
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Sorenson goes into the field with new prototypes, and as they begin testing out their weapons, it's clear that they have a saboteur in the mix, someone targeting Sorenson.
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When Yvette Cooper, a Labour MP, gave a speech condemning the culture of abuse, she was accused of being a "bully", a "saboteur" and, worst of all, a "Tory".
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Tesla is now seeking $167 million in a lawsuit against Martin Tripp, the former Tesla employee who CEO Elon Musk has referred to as a saboteur, CNBC first reported.
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Baalsrud was a 25-year-old son of an instrument maker who escaped his country after the German invasion in 443 and returned three years later as a saboteur.
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He surely knows the ins and outs of Vegas' top clubs, back alley gambling spots and party promoters, which will help with his inevitable role of 'visiting team saboteur.
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" The Department of Homeland Security did not explain the reason for this question, and it is not clear why any terrorist, spy, saboteur or mass murderer would answer "yes.
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Judi Dench plays a suspected Russian spy in Red Joan, which looks across decades of a woman's life in Britain to explain just what made her into a potential saboteur.
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Canada's negotiating position in Paris shifted from being saboteur and laggard, as we were for ten years under Harper, to being a very progressive, strong advocate for the Paris agreement.
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Back in 1965, the Jupiter 2 blasted off in the futuristic year of 1997 because the earth was threatened by overcrowding; Dr. Smith, the saboteur, was a Cold War spy.
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Now, CNBC has learned that Musk also sent an e-mail to all employees at Tesla late on Sunday night alleging that he has discovered a saboteur in the company's ranks.
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Britain's Gatwick Airport reopened on Friday after a rogue drone saboteur wrought travel chaos for hundreds of thousands of Christmas travellers by playing cat-and-mouse with police snipers and the army.
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One would be them at their finest and the other would be the girls dressed as their "inner saboteur;" the evil voice in their head that tells them they're not good enough.
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Trust that your body knows what it needs, and when you get a hankering for chips, chocolate or courgette, look to that craving: The rumble of your belly is not a saboteur.
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Tesla whistleblower Martin Tripp — who CEO Elon Musk characterized as a saboteur and disgruntled ex-employee — is slated to meet with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, his attorney Stuart Meissner told CNBC.
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As a hunt saboteur, she also disrupts fox hunts in the UK. Gilbert's day job is in climate science—she studies the melting of the Antarctic ice shelves as part of her PhD.
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I was also thinking of America's involvement in the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1980s, which forms the basis of how the Bouazizi Empire is acting as a saboteur in the second American civil war.
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For one thing, a saboteur might have made a bigger hole; at the maximum rate of leakage, the crew aboard the ISS had "weeks of air left" in reserve, according to a European Space Agency blog.
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Even if he could be defended for making a deal with Donnie — $40 million in exchange for a few difficult months as a saboteur — he sees far enough ahead to make sure Donnie dies on schedule.
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Musk said that the saboteur admitted to making changes to the "Tesla Manufacturing Operating System" and sharking sensitive data with a third party, but that the extent of his actions are not clear and an investigation continues.
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The resignation of Aaron Zelinsky came hours after a late-night tweet from Trump expressing sympathy for Stone, a lifelong GOP political saboteur who was convicted of telling criminal lies to protect Trump from the Russia investigation.
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The CEO has lashed out at the media following critical reports of worker conditions at Tesla factories, and the company is suing a "saboteur" for allegedly tampering with internal code and leaking internal information about the company.
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His role as an underground activist and saboteur led him to Moscow in the early 1960s for training as he sought to build what he called "the vanguard of a guerrilla army" to fight white minority rule.
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In two sobering storylines, Rebecca's monetary mismanagement catches up with her, and she realizes that she may not be the heroine of a two-and-a-half star romantic comedy but the saboteur of Josh and Valencia's happiness.
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Irv Refkin, an impromptu but daring spy who served the United States and Britain as a saboteur, assassin and courier behind enemy lines in Europe during World War II, died on Thursday at his home in San Diego.
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" [Katie Rogers / The New York Times] Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent an email to all employees, alleging that there was a saboteur within the company's ranks, and referencing "a long list of organizations that want Tesla to die.
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"So that guy comes out and says we're guilty of a supposed sabotage when all of Venezuela knows, when the whole world knows, who the real saboteur is ... I'm going to call him out by name: Maduro!" he shouted.
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Gatwick, Britain's second-busiest airport, was reopened on Friday after being forced to close for 36 hours this week, stranding more than 100,000 Christmas travellers, when a mystery saboteur used drones to play cat-and-mouse with police snipers.
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Charles W. Colson, a lawyer and political saboteur for President Richard M. Nixon, credited Mr. Phillips as having inspired him in his own born-again experience in the 21923s while serving a prison term stemming from the Watergate scandal.
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LONDON, England (Reuters) - London's Gatwick Airport reopened on Friday after a mystery saboteur wrought 36 hours of travel chaos for more than 100,000 Christmas travelers by using drones to play cat-and-mouse with police snipers and the army.
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In other Tesla news: A former employee in a legal fight with the company — he says he's a whistle-blower, they say he was a saboteur — tweeted what he said was evidence of flawed manufacturing and waste at its battery factory.
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And then a saboteur strikes... The Derivative Base is back with Elma and Nathaniel on Mars and picks up not long after the end of The Fated Sky as they work with the new colonists to build a home on the planet.
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At one point, he says, "The Aryan archetype, stifling the light, thief of thing tongue, saboteur of dreams they bar with pipe"; a little later on, he offers, "Man will find light amongst the stars, but in a way and form he does not expect".
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" Even though the acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, has said he has no reason to doubt the sincerity of the whistleblower or the inspector general who investigated the complaint, Miller branded the anonymous complainant a "saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government.
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"[The] Saboteur story brought us some new users," Litvinov said in reference to iFunny user Samuel Woodward, an alleged member of the violent neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division, accused last year of killing his gay, Jewish former classmate and currently facing life in prison without parole.
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Video games used to have a robust B-games scene—games like Psi-Ops, Singularity, The Saboteur, and Syndicate immediately come to mind—but it's mostly died out, as AAA games have gotten more expensive to make and players have become more savvy, prompting safer creative choices.
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Mr. Rubio seemed to relish his new role as a mischievous and combative saboteur, theatrically reading Mr. Trump's misspelled online postings in front of an audience in Dallas and describing what he said was Mr. Trump's descent into anxiety-ridden sweatiness backstage in between commercial breaks at their debate Thursday night.
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In Cohen's case, this week saw his 180-degree turn from sycophant to saboteur by implicating President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE directly in his "allocution" as a newly confessed felon.
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This week, California Attorney General Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE denounced Trump as nothing short of a saboteur while members have lined up before cameras to denounce his latest executive order as tantamount to murder.
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"First the Trump administration gave lavish tax breaks to corporate CEOs and wealthy investors, now the Trump administration's hand-picked saboteur is essentially handing out get out of jail free cards to Equifax executives," Schumer said in a statement, referring to CFPB leader Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE, who is also the Office of Management and Budget director.
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