So, another big win for Conor ... who was just slapped on the wrist for punching a man in a Dublin bar, slapped on the wrist for smashing a phone in Miami and slapped on the wrist for attacking a UFC bus in New York.
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"Getting serious now — super glue getting slapped on," he quips.
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Company names slapped on stickers, thermal bags, and neon vests.
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Matt: It's a Chevy with a Cadillac badge slapped on it.
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The trade tariffs that are being slapped on steel and aluminum.
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Executives caught behaving badly might once have been slapped on the wrist.
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We have bitten our lips, slapped on rictus grins, kept buggering on.
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It was also slapped on lorries, pickup trucks and other commercial vehicles.
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But the R rating slapped on "A Star Is Born" proved fatal.
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Almost immediately, the word "CAPTURED" was slapped on to Aaron's FBI wanted poster.
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He also scrapped or reduced the taxes that Fernandez slapped on farm exports.
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The Popeyes Po' Boy was essentially some chicken tenders slapped on a bun.
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Duties of $83.03 per metric ton were slapped on imports in February 2013.
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This is the second big fine France has slapped on Apple this year.
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The more tariffs that get slapped on, the more the currency will fall.
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Global shares face headwinds from tariffs Washington and Beijing slapped on each other.
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At least I still got to order takeout before I slapped on the films.
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S. relationship, from the tariffs Washington and Beijing have slapped on each other's goods.
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On August 5th the United States slapped on additional sanctions without consulting the opposition.
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The deal is also expected to ease some tariffs China slapped on U.S. products.
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Instead, however, Trump went ahead and slapped on a new round of tariffs. Why?
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Did a three-hour limit get slapped on your lounge access (ahem, Amex cards)?
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Beef patties are broiled vertically in vintage cast-iron contraptions and slapped on toast.
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There have also been duties slapped on items such as dairy, nuts and wine.
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But Johnson said any penalties slapped on the banks are unlikely to hurt them.
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Instead, however, Trump went ahead and slapped on a new round of tariffs. Why?
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And I'm not saying that these same rules should be slapped on them too.
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Its advice was slapped on postcards and offered as one of Thomas Edison's earliest recordings.
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Moreover, it has fiddled with gas supplies to the country and slapped on trade sanctions.
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President Barack Obama slapped on unilateral sanctions to deal with Iran's state sponsorship of terrorism.
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"You often see a second language slapped on [political material] without much thought," Arenas says.
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For good measure, she slapped on a "Not Becky" name tag at an after-party.
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If this trade fight does escalate, then more tariffs could be slapped on more goods.
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They come slapped on a paper plate, trussed in corn husks still damp with steam.
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The latest round of tariffs that the superpowers have slapped on each other kicks in.
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New tariffs would be slapped on products from cashews to newsprint to fibre-optic cables.
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A pair of handcuffs was slapped on Wa Lone's wrists, and another on Kyaw Soe Oo's.
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The 20 percent export tax that Fernandez slapped on corn exports was passed down to growers.
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This suggested the tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump has slapped on Beijing have yet to bite.
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Market nerves were strained by a new tax the government slapped on foreign investors last month.
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A cheap Android phone branded with a dead name and some free emulator slapped on it?
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And the new McChicken items feel terribly lazy — a McChicken patty slapped on existing breakfast buns.
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Both sides want relief from the tariffs that each country has slapped on the other's goods.
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A termination would result in large anti-dumping tariffs being slapped on sugar imports from Mexico.
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What Putin wants: The lifting of western sanctions, slapped on Russia after Putin's 2013 invasion of Ukraine.
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This comes on top of tariffs the U.S. has slapped on some $250 billion of Chinese imports.
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Iconix sued Jay because the logo got slapped on a bunch of MLB gear without its permission.
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From Japan to El Salvador, lawmakers have either tightened their existing caps or slapped on fresh ones.
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They yanked off his dirty bandages, slapped on some new ones and gave him the bum's rush.
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BREAKING: Seoul: North Korea fires short-range projectiles into sea hours after UN sanctions slapped on Pyongyang.
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Novartis took the drug through the FDA approval process and then slapped on a $475,000 price tag.
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Tensions also flared over the sanctions the U.S. slapped on Russia for its 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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But Steph isn't the first NBA star to get his name slapped on a baggie of boy.
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The highlights of that trade fight have been the tariffs each country has slapped on the other.
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But Jay Bruce's one-hop throw beat Mathis to the plate, where Nido slapped on the tag.
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Dung cakes slapped on the low red-brick walls of houses grow warm in the November sunlight.
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But now, Garrison is worried about the 25% duty the US has slapped on Goji berry imports.
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Trump has also suggested he may lift biting economic sanctions slapped on Russia for its annexation of Crimea.
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That said, the selfies from the G24 look like they have a haze or filter slapped on top.
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In Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe treason charges were slapped on opposition figures in the run-up to elections.
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A few years later the remaining American bikemakers applied to have anti-dumping tariffs slapped on Chinese imports.
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He faces a separate, implausible charge of plotting a coup that could see another sentence slapped on top.
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But women have this label slapped on us all the time, as if our strength needs a qualifier.
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We've had things mentioned like tariffs being slapped on Chinese or on others, all kinds of trade barriers.
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If you see a laptop with an Optane inside sticker slapped on the front—that's a good thing.
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It is the second big penalty for sanctions-busting recently, following a $1.1bn fine slapped on Standard Chartered.
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At the same time, price controls have been slapped on burgeoning private sector businesses in agriculture and transport.
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And in New York a decade ago, Amazon actually sued over a sales tax slapped on internet retailers.
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They were difficult to identify, given their limited screentime and the fake stickers that were slapped on them.
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"He's a South Dakota boy," said Tara Vanderwal, who slapped on a blue Sutton sticker at the parade.
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But the McChicken inside the biscuit tastes like it's just been slapped on with no thought or effort.
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Trump's fake news label occasionally gets slapped on examples of bias or error that he's right to criticize.
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The discussions related to sanctions slapped on Russia by executive order during the final days of the Obama administration.
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Russian markets stayed under pressure after a fresh set of sanctions were slapped on Russia by the United States.
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The retaliatory duties China slapped on American beef last year raised the tariff from 12 percent to 37 percent.
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That lasting record preserves the meaning of their names even as they are slapped on mugs sold at Walmart.
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The Vivo X29 uses the latest version of Android, 2300 Oreo, with Vivo's Funtouch OS 2354 slapped on top.
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Now, the stream protection rule was hardly the only regulation that the Obama administration slapped on the coal industry.
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For extra off-road prowess, Ruf slapped on some auxiliary lights and a set of Michelin all-terrain tires.
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It declared that fines would be slapped on House members who broadcast audio or video from the House floor.
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And like everything else with the Trump name slapped on it, neither is remotely what it purports to be.
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The Commerce Department is investigating whether tariffs should be slapped on countries that import steel for national security reasons.
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The "underweight" he slapped on the sector last year was partly motivated by its rich valuation compared to peers.
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In return, the US would lift at least some of the harsh tariffs Trump has slapped on Chinese imports.
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Chinese companies by and large have stayed away from U.S. LNG projects especially after Beijing slapped on retaliatory tariffs.
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"They just don't like tech that was made by a 25-year-old, with a large font slapped on it."
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Now, the stream protection rule was hardly the only environmental regulation that the Obama administration slapped on the coal industry.
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We haven't even covered the cheap coin miner with a Kodak sticker slapped on it that the company is selling.
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Another is the tariffs that Washington slapped on Canadian exports of steel and aluminum last year, citing national security concerns.
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That came after Mexico's slapped on a similar tariff for American whiskey exports, which amounted to $13.4 million last year.
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That came after Mexico slapped on a similar tariff for American whiskey exports, which amounted to $2202 million last year.
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The Daily Telegraph also performs well on this measure, and even the BBC has had its wrist slapped on occasion.
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Much like Qdoba's bowl, Chipotle's keto bowl felt like a label that someone slapped on a haphazard combination of ingredients.
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It is ITV X Factor: flashy but without substance and slapped on between Take Me Out and I'm a Celeb.
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Washington and Beijing hope to end a conflict marked by tariffs slapped on hundreds of billions of dollars in goods.
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The problem right now is that these apps feel like iPad apps slapped on the Mac, not like native Mac apps.
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They feel like slapped-on post-hoc explanations rather than a thought-through arc that strengthens the reasoning behind the show.
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Friday's measure came after broader sanctions Washington had slapped on PDVSA in January as part of its bid to oust Maduro.
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Well, the brand just restocked — and according to Vogue, you can snag the logo slapped on a slew of new styles.
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The punitive tariffs slapped on Canadian lumber exports into the U.S. exacerbate market volatility and put upward pressure on lumber prices.
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He was slapped on the wrist by iTunes for breaking some rules he didn't know existed, presumably intended to combat spam.
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On the doors of dive bars, stickers of long-forgotten bands are slapped on top of one another, thick as bark.
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He got slapped on the wrist with a few sanctions, but his complicity faded away into a mist of baldfaced lies.
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But it's a terrifying window into what freedoms we do represent, when citizens are slapped on the wrist for exercising them.
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"Sometimes it's not fair to the customers to have this giant brand slapped on the back of the phone," Jiang said.
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When the crisis hit, the country slapped on capital controls, protecting the krona by preventing investors from pulling capital from the country.
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As Manuel Pastor of the University of Southern California (USC) points out, housing-market interventions have often been slapped on during crises.
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The only thing returning is the Nokia logo slapped on a bunch of commodified rectangles as part of a brand licensing strategy.
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"Sarepta is being slapped on the wrist for the prior questionable accelerated approval of Exondys 51," said SVB Leerink analyst Joseph Schwartz.
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Sweet Italian sausage can do so much more than be slapped on a hoagie roll with some limp bell peppers and onions.
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With the help of his very patient sister, the two slapped on three jars' worth of hot wax to his lower leg.
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They slammed the dark makeup and prosthetic nose slapped on the actress in a tragic attempt to make her look like Simone.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ they slapped on the cuffs after Plies was pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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This panel received much less attention and made far fewer headlines than the $5 billion fine slapped on Facebook the week before.
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Washington Saturday invited Chinese officials for another round of talks later this month, but Beijing declined after Trump slapped on fresh tariffs.
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When Johnson got the chance, he would break his hips away and angle off as he slapped on the double collar tie.
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Punitive tariffs that the two countries slapped on one another's goods have taken a bite out of the world's two largest economies.
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So, naturally, they wrote an anonymous note, slapped on a Santa Claus stamp and mailed it to the Brünings with no return address.
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Some U.S. products, mostly steel and iron, face 25 percent tariffs, the same penalty the United States slapped on imported steel in May.
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It does not end the tariffs that the United States has slapped on steel and aluminium exports from Canada, Mexico and other countries.
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Standing alongside him, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the new sanctions would be slapped on the Turkish ministers of defense, interior and energy.
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Stocks in Asia rose on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement last week that tariffs would not be slapped on Mexican goods.
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I slapped on the same Apple Watch Series 3 I tested back in September, and re-subscribed to Apple Music ($10 per month).
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By now, the Strategist post is responsible for driving nearly 10,203 sales, and the coat has "Best Seller" slapped on its product description.
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It opposes Pyongyang's pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles and has signed up to tough United Nations sanctions slapped on North Korea.
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The capital F feminist signifier wasn't ever slapped on her music as a means of promotion—not like it is today, at least.
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Froome was slapped on the shoulder by a spectator and both he and Thomas have been repeatedly booed on and off the road.
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The other leg had a couple of electrodes slapped on it, which delivered an electrical impulse to the muscle, causing it to contract.
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They turned the roof tiles into a rainbow mosaic, and then they slapped on some bright, sparkly foam stickers of butterflies and stars.
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It's called #Spam4Roosevelt, inspired by the president whose profile was slapped on the denomination (which was originally proposed by, yes, Hamilton) in 1946.
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A plurality of 45 percent approve of the tariffs Trump has slapped on imports such as aluminum and steel; only 38 percent disapprove.
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Apple will see tariffs slapped on the iPhone, its laptops, AirPods, and a host of other devices because they're mostly manufactured in China.
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Trump has also not signaled whether he will maintain sanctions slapped on Russia by Trump's predecessor Barack Obama for those election meddling attempts.
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An initial trade deal could also involve a rollback of tariffs that Trump has slapped on roughly $360 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The ban was slapped on the project in April 2016 amid a bribery investigation by the anti-corruption agency and opposition from environmentalists.
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Alphabet reported a steep drop in second-quarter profit thanks to a $2.74 billion fine European antitrust regulators slapped on its Google unit.
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It's a state-fair snack, not fussily elevated but enriched, with an ooze of house-made ranch and slab bacon slapped on top.
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The sharp decline in those positions, or open interest, suggested investors took profits as the exchanges slapped on higher transaction fees and margins.
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Ronda Rousey slapped on a new coat of paint -- a very thin one -- for a new S.I. swimsuit photo shoot in the Bahamas.
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Opinion: Pollution could turn China's dream into nightmare It's not clear if the fines were just slapped on government workers or also on companies.
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Others have taken to simply listing for sale drawings of the sauce or bottles of regular soy sauce with homemade labels slapped on top.
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Petersen has everything you see in one of Stella's flamboyant wall pieces, but none of the macho overkill and slapped-on coats of paint.
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Bottles trundle around the production line, labels are slapped on and a lorry outside is waiting to be loaded up with juice for Hungary.
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He knows he'll get slapped on the wrist by the establishment media and establishment Republicans for saying things that he considers mere political incorrectness.
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Also on deck are built-in effects like tune and decay that can be slapped on the master output or individually assigned to channels.
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A tax of 25,22019 euros will be slapped on new petrol and diesel cars that generate 20193-22019 grams of CO21 emissions per kilometer.
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Once Punk was sufficiently softened up, Gall slapped on a rear-naked choke, forcing the tap at the 2:14 mark of round one.
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Beijing has reportedly asked Washington to remove tariffs slapped on Chinese exports in September, as part of a so-called phase one trade deal.
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Scott's pigs are smoked whole hog (think of a luau) then minced, sauced, slapped on a bun, and wrapped like any common deli sandwich.
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She doesn't always drink Natty Light, but when she does ... a North Carolina chick doesn't want her face slapped on beer ads, damn it!
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Meanwhile, with its sleek aluminum body, the speaker is almost attractive, except for this weird LCD screen slapped on the front of the thing.
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That's a big departure from the first version of many shared scooters, which were an out-of-the-box model with branding slapped on.
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But the Trump administration is considering penalties beyond those currently slapped on Russia for invading Ukraine in 2014 and other breaches of international law.
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Later, administration officials insisted he was referring to a set of unannounced future sanctions and not measures slapped on shipping companies a day earlier.
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Along the way, people doled out hand warmers to demonstrators instead of the cooling patches many slapped on their foreheads during the sweltering summer.
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The outspoken Stone noted that there was not, despite some peoples' speculation that there would be, a gag order slapped on him at his arraignment.
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" She continued, "He became agitated and started hurling insults at the MP and then he hit her, not once but twice slapped on the face.
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That should hopefully put an end to crude ports of landscape videos shown tiny with giant letterboxes slapped on to soak up the vertical screen.
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Brussels has called for consultations with Washington as soon as possible and is drawing up a list of duties to be slapped on U.S. products.
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The $41-million clawback that Wells Fargo slapped on CEO John Stumpf is a good start, but it's not enough, says one prominent banking analyst.
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It succeeded in making the handing over of those indicted a political issue, with sanctions slapped on Serbia and Croatia when they dragged their feet.
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That Japanese origin may have been more important to Abe and other authorities than the meaning, which appeared to have been "slapped on," said Mizukami.
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Those moves came after U.S. President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced late last week that fresh tariffs would be slapped on additional Chinese exports from Sept.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Salzgitter, Germany's second-largest steelmaker, says tariffs slapped on steel imports by the U.S. government will have a limited impact on its business.
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Remember when Adele slapped on a fake nose and chin and tried to convince a group of Adele impersonators that she was just another admirer?
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It didn't matter who you were; if your face was recognizable, it was quickly blown up and slapped on perfume ads in department stores everywhere.
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The price of the nation's main export, oil, has collapsed; and the West has slapped on sanctions as punishment for the Kremlin's meddling in Ukraine.
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Even so, Reuters reported Wednesday that prices for cargoes of Australian sorghum were up after the anti-dumping duties were slapped on the U.S. grain.
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Levies of between 15 and 25 percent were slapped on apples, cranberries, cheese, potatoes, pork and whiskey, among other food and beverage products, Politico reports.
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Le Maire also said that Washington should make a gesture of goodwill in particular on tariffs Trump slapped on European aluminum and steel in June.
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It's the same vehicle he used in his first Senate campaign, with the same three-foot-high decal of the Constitution slapped on the side.
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Independent artists face a myriad of copycats selling their work on Amazon, and teenagers with Tumblrs see their artwork traced and slapped on album covers.
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He also added, erroneously, that the money for the aid would come from tariffs his administration has slapped on billions of dollars of imported goods.
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America's protracted trade war with China has already led to several rounds of tariffs being slapped on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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New figures from the Tariffs Hurt the Heartland campaign also show that Trump's tariffs have slapped on $230 billion in added costs since they began.
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Ebie slapped on some lingerie and posed in front of the classic car her dad helped make more famous -- all to celebrate his Thursday birthday.
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According to the New York Times, the White House wants Congress to set up "trigger points," with new sanctions slapped on Iran if it transgressed.
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The rally followed moves to resolve a trade dispute that had threatened to add U.S. autos tariffs to those already slapped on European steel and aluminum.
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It's one of the two main ingredients in the most basic sandwich around, and it's often slapped on an English muffin first thing in the morning.
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After a failed trade deal between the U.S. and China and tariffs slapped on by both countries, investors are worried about retailers passing costs onto consumer.
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The products are a variety of sensors designed to be slapped on a wall, offering a relatively cost-effective entry point into the Internet of Things.
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For one, speculation had swirled that the Trump administration could lift sanctions on Moscow that the Obama administration slapped on Russia in response to election interference.
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But the look and feel of the film are all director Steven Spielberg, who appears to have slapped on the wonder and astonishment with a trowel.
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Washington and Beijing have been descending deeper into a tit-for-tat trade war, with steep tariffs slapped on a raft of goods by both sides.
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The U.S. and China are in the middle of an escalating trade dispute, prompted by $34 billion in tariffs the Trump administration slapped on Chinese goods.
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Mark Thompson, the global lead for consulting company KPMG's Privacy Advisory Practice, told CNN Business that hefty GDPR penalties will potentially be slapped on the company.
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The 28500-percent tax slapped on health insurance that exceeds certain thresholds is applied to especially generous health plans and seeks to discourage excessive health spending.
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After all, the biggest prior penalty the agency had imposed in a case like Facebook's was the $22.5 million fine it slapped on Google in 2012.
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Additional taxes are slapped on top of that, which means that these costs add up to more than the open market value of the car itself.
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Chanting and carrying the red Socialist Party flag, they denounced sanctions slapped on Maduro by Washington on Monday, which froze his assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction.
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Some locals feel that the top of Alabama's RSA Battle House Tower in Mobile doesn't fit with the rest, and was "slapped on as an afterthought."
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Brown-Forman, said on Tuesday it will raise prices on its whiskeys, including Jack Daniel's, in some European countries to combat tariffs slapped on U.S. bourbon.
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Trump has hinted that he'd be willing to lift some of the sanctions the US slapped on Russia after it invaded Eastern Ukraine and annexed Crimea.
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Label of love The "Prism" label I slapped on my water bottle is from a company that makes kites, including ones for water-skiing and snowboarding.
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A phase two deal is expected to lead to a rollback of billions of dollars of tariffs that the U.S. first slapped on China in 2018.
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Trump had threatened the new duties in retaliation for a tax slapped on revenue earned in France by American tech firms such as Facebook and Google.
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The fine is one of the largest penalties slapped on a single bank, and it addresses actions that could have affected up to 1 million customers.
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Racist is pretty much the most damning label that can be slapped on anyone in America today, which means it should be applied firmly and carefully.
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That's on top of the negative impact from aluminum and steel prices as well as retaliatory tariffs slapped on the motorcycle maker by Europe and China.
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In addition, sanctions were slapped on two Russian intelligence agencies, the Federal Security Service and the Main Intelligence Directorate, as well as some of their employees.
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The fitness studio was in dire need of a refresh, with its military camo walls and generic text slapped on a dog tag as its logo.
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"This isn't your typical cookie-cutter e-bike coming out of the same factories with different brand logos slapped on," Karmic says in a press release.
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So far, countries including South Korea, Canada, Mexico and Australia won exemptions from new tariffs the Trump administration has slapped on imports of aluminum and steel.
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"It's not going in, it's just slapped on the outside, which is providing a bit of relief, but I need to get it in there," she recalled.
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This came after a senior U.S. State Department official warned about more sanctions being slapped on the Islamic Republic in November if Iran doesn't change its behavior.
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Photo via SEMAR The Ecuadorans slapped on the new requirements in response to the crisis of thousands of Cuban migrants stranded in Costa Rica since mid-November.
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But he added that Trump may soften the stiff restrictions that the U.S. has slapped on the Shenzhen-based company after feeling satisfied on the trade issue.
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Beyond the $1 billion fine the CFPB and another oversight agency slapped on Wells Fargo in April, Mulvaney hasn't taken any other enforcement actions at the CFPB.
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After doing some moves inside on a yoga mat, the star slapped on a black baseball cap and headed outside for an arm exercise with resistance ropes.
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The takeaway, if it's not obvious, is that just because a prestigious name is slapped on a piece of tech doesn't mean it's going to be good.
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Give me some leftover pot roast from the night before slapped on a piece of white bread and I'm out the door with a cup of coffee.
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In a village in rural Oaxaca, a volunteer points to the Red Cross stickers slapped on food supplies, which are supposed to make them harder to resell.
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As great as I am at masking, exfoliating, and hydrating my body, my mane is lucky if it gets a mask slapped on it once a week.
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Such is the slippery label of "atheist" in the American context: slapped on those who explicitly reject it, eschewed by unbelievers who wish to avoid its stigma.
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"Taiwan's OhBear is dismayed at the ban slapped on his cousin Winnie's latest film by censors in China," it said, referring to its tourism mascot 'Oh Bear'.
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A lack of signs from Washington that imminent further sanctions could be slapped on Moscow or trade tensions with China were escalating helped nurture investors' risk appetite.
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Putting out a sleek, wood-paneled box with the name Atari slapped on it creates an expectation that you'll get all the Atari gaming money can buy.
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Mitrione rushed a shot on Rothwell, Rothwell fought it off with a whizzer and slapped on a short guillotine to tremendous effect, forcing the submission from Mitrione.
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Poaching Higuain from runner-up Napoli is the flashpoint, but paying the €32 million release clause that third-placed Roma slapped on Miralem Pjanic is equally crucial.
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This week, he went semi-viral with his objections to the charges slapped on Durham's statue-topples—and his clear-eyed view of their potential human consequences.
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Sure, he has giant google eyes slapped on his frame to make him seem less intimidating and more human, but he's not capable of feeling actual emotions.
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I had a cheeseburger ($260) with ketchup, onions and mustard, served on a pillow-soft bun with a couple of bread-and-butter pickles slapped on top.
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"On trade, I don't think chaos is a plan," she said, referencing Trump's tariffs slapped on major trading partners as he pushes them to negotiate new deals.
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MILAN (Reuters) - An Italian administrative court has asked Italy's competition watchdog to re-calculate a fine of 93 million euros ($102 million) slapped on utility Enel (ENEI.
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The Chamber opposes the billions in tariffs that President Donald Trump has slapped on a host of goods from China as well as steel and aluminum imports.
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In the official paperwork, the grants looked like the kind of research efforts the government might be funding; altruism was slapped on like a coat of shellac.
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But Europe was a different story: Sanctions that European countries slapped on Iran's oil industry as punishment for its nuclear program really did damage the Iranian economy.
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Let's be real here: Back in the day, the only thing that defined your school style was the sticker swag you slapped on your notebook, lunchbox, and locker.
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That increase is based on bets that many regulations slapped on the banking sector after it brought the global economy to its knees in 2008 will be removed.
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But Facebook has done nothing but behave badly from inception, and it has only ever been slapped on the wrist by authority figures and rewarded by the market.
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A deal of that size would far surpass the $22.5 million fine the FTC slapped on Google in 2012 for allegedly violating an agreement to improve privacy practices.
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The most prominent of these fines was the nearly $5 billion the commission slapped on Google last year for anti-competitive behaviors involving the company's Android operating system.
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But now that outlet is under threat after Brazil and China - the second- and third-biggest importers in 2016 after longtime No. 1 buyer Canada - slapped on tariffs.
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Like clockwork, Google has filed a legal appeal against the €1.49 billion ($1.7BN) antitrust penalty the European Commission slapped on its search ad brokering business three months ago.
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The interesting thing here is that the potential for his higher-than-expected prediction isn't already reflected in his forecast, but in the "multiple" slapped on these numbers.
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The company also obtained the rights to have "House of Cards" slapped on hats, t-shirts and bumper stickers long before the drama debuted on Netflix in 2013.
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Beijing and Washington have been locked in a trade war for more than a year, with tariffs being slapped on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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The European Union announced that it would implement tariffs on American goods in response to the steel and aluminum tariffs Trump slapped on the EU, Canada and Mexico.
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"Probably a sigh of relief to the extent that it is not going to get slapped on Canada straight away," said Shaun Osborne, chief currency strategist at Scotiabank.
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Check out the side-by-side comparison ... the skull logo Rob slapped on his sweaters looks eerily similar to the Rx one -- and, apparently, Rob thought so too.
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Ryan Scherba of Balkan Insider emails that dialogue is frozen for 2 primary reasons: Serbia's derecognition campaign and the 100% tariffs Kosovo slapped on Serbian goods last year.
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Already, Trump has delayed additional tariffs that were set to be slapped on China at the beginning of March, believing significant progress was being made toward a deal.
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In addition, Democrats are showing they have no intention of slowing down their investigation, with subpoenas (or the threat of one) slapped on Pompeo and the White House.
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" It featured a bewildered Pope Francis, his hands slapped on his cheeks like the distressed child in the "Home Alone" poster, above the words "My Pope Is Benedict.
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The brand has been slapped on almost everything you can possibly imagine, with its various princesses, animated icons, superheroes, and Star Wars characters all being used to sell.
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But Washington is not expected to budge on that issue until Brazil lifts a tariff it slapped on ethanol imports when they exceed 150 million liters in a quarter.
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China's purchases of U.S. soybeans have plummeted since Beijing imposed tariffs on imports in response to an array of duties slapped on Chinese imports by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The album had done so well independently in the south that Universal repackaged it with a different color album cover, slapped on a new song, and re-released it.
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But North Korea has a limited supply of it, and the amount is likely dwindling because of harsh sanctions slapped on the country by the US, China, and Europe.
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Meanwhile, Beijing appears to be close to striking a trade deal with Washington, following a series of punitive tariffs that both economic giants slapped on each other in 2018.
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The 25% tariff the United States slapped on steel this month, and the 22017% levy on aluminium, apply to imports from Canada as well as from Mexico and Europe.
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The tariffs are the second round of taxes that the US has imposed on Chinese goods — the first was slapped on $225 billion worth of Chinese products in July.
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Haley made clear that tensions over the Ukraine would not end soon, including the matter of sanctions slapped on Russia related to the annexation of Crimea three years ago.
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The former school captain put on a schmick black jacket over his crisp white shirt, slapped on a bow tie and pulled on his skinny-legged black leather pants.
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The 25% tariff Trump slapped on most steel imports in March helped revive a steel plant here that had been forced to lay off roughly 2,000 workers in 2015.
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The record $2.7 billion antitrust fine that the European Union slapped on Google in June will help drive innovation, the European commissioner for competition told a tech summit Tuesday.
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His administration says that the hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs it's slapped on Chinese goods are part of an effort to stop China from stealing US tech.
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But zooming out to the bigger picture reveals that most four-year, non-profit, traditional institutions could not meet the standards slapped on for-profits by the Obama administration.
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The Tripoli government and the central bank had been arguing over how to use funds raised by a 183 per cent fees slapped on hard currency transactions since autumn.
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At the time, the two men spoke about sanctions slapped on Russia by the Obama administration in response to Moscow's attempts to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The trade war between the U.S. and China has now raged on for more than a year with duties slapped on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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"The China thing is going to be with us for a while," said Mills, referring to a new round of tariffs both countries slapped on each other last week.
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Same goes for the wheels VW slapped on the concept, which feature turbine-style "aero flaps" that keep air flowing smoothly past the car while it travels at speed.
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There are not that many Commerce countervailing orders that are this high, but it is lower than the 256 percent final duties slapped on Chinese cold-rolled steel last year.
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Legal experts say the huge fine slapped on UBS could entice other European countries to challenge the Swiss banks, especially if they are forced to hand over historic account data.
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Last month, the Trump administration designated Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization -- the first time the label had ever been slapped on a part of another country's government.
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After years of late-night impersonations, it was only a matter of time before someone slapped on an orange wig and a too-long tie for a Donald Trump biopic.
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In 2014, Coats and several other members of Congress were banned from Russia in retaliation for the sanctions the US had slapped on Moscow because of its invasion of Ukraine.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday called new sanctions slapped on the Islamic Republic by Trump "outrageous and idiotic" and said the White House was suffering from a "mental illness."
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They seek to scrap tariffs slapped on $250 billion and $110 billion in Chinese and American products, respectfully, as the potential for the conflict to hurt the global economy grows.
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He left the administration in April after several disputes with Trump, including the president's handling of racial unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the tariffs the administration slapped on Chinese goods.
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Maybelline makeup artist Erin Parsons and her team could have slapped on some bronzer, smudged on some black liner, and tapped on clear lip gloss and called it a day.
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McCall's smoothly hidden takedowns weren't quite as slick after he began to eat the counters to the body and Lineker slapped on a guillotine attempt each time McCall shot in.
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On Friday, neutral arbitrator James C. Oldham finally delivered his ruling on Wideman's appeal, cutting the 20-game ban that Gary Bettman had slapped on the Flames' defenceman in half.
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You can also determine how strongly you want the filter to apply, an upgrade from the days when most people slapped on a "Valencia" filter and called it a day.
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The president has railed against unfair tariffs slapped on U.S. goods in other countries and has vowed to reduce the trade deficit the country has with other nations, particularly China.
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Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the $5 billion fine slapped on Facebook in the United States this month for privacy breaches showed regulators were now taking such issues extremely seriously.
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A Google search tells me that the average life expectancy of a non-smoking woman is 85, and a woman who smokes is 82, so I've slapped on three years.
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Analysts say the world has not hit North Korea with the kinds of harsh sanctions that had been slapped on Iran in the past because of its own nuclear program.
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The discount retailer said the tariffs slapped on Chinese imports will add $22.5 million, or 225 cents per share, to its costs of goods for the fourth quarter of 2019.
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"21 Jump Street" star Richard Grieco doesn't react well when the cuffs are getting slapped on him, as proven by this video of his DFW airport bust for public intoxication.
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Trump could complain about a 20 percent tariff Brazil recently slapped on imports of ethanol over and above 600,000 liters a year, most of which come from the United States.
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Since early 2018, the two governments have been locked in an escalating trade war, which has seen tariffs slapped on hundreds of billions of dollars of American and Chinese goods.
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Special offers come and go all the time—and are usually slapped on stock that's about to be superseded—so don't feel pressured into clicking the buy button at any point.
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Meanwhile, "our exports to China are down 30 to 40 percent," said Haberman, due to retaliatory tariffs China slapped on imports of Gradall's machines and the economic slowdown in that country.
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Many of his property deals in recent years have been licensing agreements, in which the Trump name is slapped on a hotel or apartment complex designed, funded and built by others.
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But those forecasts were made before the latest escalation in the U.S.-China friction, which is expected to lead to more tariffs being slapped on Chinese goods in September and December.
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He agreed—but only once he was convinced that it would not be yet another suburban tract of homes attached to a golf course, with the Disney logo slapped on it.
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Before Airbus swooped, the C-Series project was financially on its knees following an attempt by Boeing, Airbus's arch-rival, to get tariffs slapped on imports of the planes into America.
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Analysts have said that higher output was the main reason behind an increase in steel exports in April, despite hefty tariffs slapped on by the United States and high steel prices .
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"Boiled Alive by Internet Slimming Pills" was the delicate headline the British tabloid The Daily Mail slapped on a report of the death of 23-year-old Sarah Houston in 2013.
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They reportedly often can't tell when a "disputed" tag gets slapped on an article, and, even if they see that tag, they don't know whether it even slows that article's spread.
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Meanwhile, "our exports to China are down 30 to 40 percent," said Haberman, due to retaliatory tariffs China slapped on imports of Gradalls machines and the economic slowdown in that country.
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The opera masks, the suggestive costumes, and the dance moves are cultural nomenclature slapped on a TV. Despite the mainstream interest, voguing still lies behind a thin veil of exuberant mystery.
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This is creating a chilling effect on the financing of even non-American trade and investment: all remember the $9 billion fine slapped on BNP-Paribas in 2014 for sanctions evasion.
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That development illustrates the shortcomings of the board sanctions the US has slapped on those countries and shows why the US's "maximum pressure" can ultimately be self-defeating, writes Willis Krumholz.
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Russia slapped on economic sanctions, cutting Turkey off from lucrative construction contracts and apparently discovering health problems with fruits and vegetables that, months earlier, the Russian government had praised as wholesome.
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Why it matters: This is the latest move in the U.S.-Chinese trade war and could bring the amount of tariffs the U.S. has slapped on China up to $234 billion.
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In a similar vein, Two Fried Eggs and a Kebab—a tableau of these greasy foodstuffs slapped on a table—makes crudely apparent the all-too-common objectification of women's bodies.
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You see, a large part of being a Misfits fan is coping with the maddening frustration derived from perpetually being duped by anything with the crimson ghost logo slapped on it.
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It takes a certain amount of confidence, even privilege, to ask diners to pay as much as $40 for some vegetables, whether slapped on a board or meticulously arranged with tweezers.
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Supporters say the changes to post-crisis restrictions placed on America's banks amount to a right-sizing, since the new regulation was slapped on quickly and often without considering individual characteristics.
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The only problem: the company won't be selling the phone in Germany, or anywhere else in Europe, thanks to the security ban slapped on the Chinese company by the Trump administration.
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Flynn claimed he hadn't asked Russia's ambassador, Sergei Kislyak, not to overreact to sanctions then-president Barack Obama had slapped on Russia in December 2016 for messing with the U.S. election.
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During a 10-month U.S.-China war, U.S. tariffs have been imposed on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods, and retaliatory Chinese tariffs slapped on $110 billion worth of American products.
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YG got the handcuffs slapped on him early Wednesday morning after LAPD pulled over the Maybach he was in, and yet all he got was a ticket for no seat belt.
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It could've been the god-worship bias of a young boy watching his dad, but when he slapped on the bolo tie, I swore he was the coolest guy in the world.
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Any possibility that Turkish banks themselves might become involved, landing the kind of huge fines slapped on others for sanctions-busting, would have severe consequences for the lenders and the wider economy.
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Extra tariffs will also be slapped on products such as whisky, cigars and tobacco, some types of beef, lubricants, and propane and other plastic products, the finance ministry said in its statement.
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Some of the most famous photos of Tupac Shakur have been stolen and slapped on shirts at a couple popular retail stores, and the photog wants justice ... according to a new lawsuit.
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Introduced at the Beijing auto show last week, Chevrolet's Tron: Legacy Cruze show car is, for lack of a better description, just a Cruze with some glowing blue lines slapped on it.
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Roddy White was BLINDSIDED when he got the cuffs slapped on him during a traffic stop earlier this month ... telling cops he had no idea he was driving on a suspended license.
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French deputies voted by 55-44 in favor of the resolution to lift the sanctions slapped on Moscow by the 28-member EU after Russia annexed Crimea and tension escalated with Ukraine.
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Indeed, that growth-at-all-costs directive has cost many startups, with companies like Sprig shutting down and many companies getting slapped on the wrist for aggressive growth tactics like text spamming.
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In addition, there was a final finding that South Korean imports were subsidized, leading to a countervailing duty of 5.6.08 percent being slapped on those products, he said at a department event.
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And once he was outside of my body, a living, breathing little creature, the gender slapped on him seemed both more and less absurd than it had when it was purely figurative.
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The big picture: Erdoğan's remarks come in response to recent sanctions the U.S. has slapped on Turkey for not releasing American pastor Andrew Brunson who remains on house arrest on terrorism charges.
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The Trump administration has said the huge waves of tariffs it has slapped on Chinese goods are part of an effort to stop Beijing from unfairly getting its hands on American technology.
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He supported the tariffs that Trump slapped on steel and aluminum imports, saying they benefited Indiana industry, but then opposed tariffs that resulted in retaliation by China that hurt the state's farmers.
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The term "noir" gets slapped on a lot of things these days that don't deserve it, as an all-purpose identifier for productions that are grim and violent and impressed with themselves.
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In addition to those included in Mueller's indictments, sanctions were slapped on two Russian intelligence agencies, the Federal Security Service and the Main Intelligence Directorate, as well as some of their employees.
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In addition, there was a final finding of subsidization of South Korean imports, leading to a countervailing duty of 4.31 percent being slapped on those products, he said at a department event.
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The sanctions were slapped on Russia in 2014 in response to its annexation of Crimea, a peninsula on Ukraine's Black Sea coast, and its backing of pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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In separate questions, respondents were asked about the impact of trade friction between the United States and its trading partners, including U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs slapped on Japan and several other countries.
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" But the U.S. will maintain existing sanctions slapped on Russia for its annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014, she said, and "further Russian escalation of this kind will only make matters worse.
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Vice President Mike Pence, among others, publicly repeated the lie – Flynn's insistence that he had not discussed the stiff sanctions Washington slapped on Moscow for its malicious meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke earlier Friday about the duties on metals and the tariffs Canada slapped on U.S. goods in retaliation, according to a spokesman for Trudeau.
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The 299.99 settlement was publicly reported at the time, and the Associated Press noted it was the largest fine the federal government ever slapped on a casino for violating the Bank Secrecy Act.
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Every morning I woke up, drank a dozen raw eggs and slapped on some Axe aftershave before heading over the White House to brief the president on the communications strategy for the day.
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The default flag is called an "importance marker," and it's slapped on an email after Google's fancy algorithms have used a variety of factors to determine that it's worth giving a damn about.
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The state of California just awarded a $500 million deal to Wells Fargo Bank, perhaps a sign the state is ready to move past the sanctions it slapped on the bank last year.
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As Hackaday reported in 2014, Jaromir Sukuba of Slovakia made one for a competition that looks a bit like a standard (and finger-friendly) rotary dial slapped on a garage door opener (below).
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Washington (CNN)A former senior campaign and transition aide to President Donald Trump recently inked a deal to help a Russian oligarch's conglomerate shed sanctions the Trump administration slapped on them last month.
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U.S. officials have repeatedly cited theft of U.S. trade secrets by Chinese hackers as a catalyst for U.S. tariffs slapped on billions of dollars worth of imports over the past year (The Hill).
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The burgers are ground to order and slapped on rolls fresh out of the oven; the hot dogs are squirted with proprietary condiments; the Tater Tots are enrolled in elite private day care.
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In fact, Supreme knows exactly how big a cult following it has, so it made a series of objects with its logo slapped on top, including a hammer, calculator, and even a brick.
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As I discovered on a recent holiday—the moment my horizontal torso slapped on the surface of the Adriatic sea like a rump steak on a chopping board—diving is actually quite difficult.
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Defending champion Froome, who finished fourth, was also booed all the way up the 21 hairpins of l'Alpe d'Huez, and was even slapped on the shoulder by an angry spectator who ran alongside.
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While the quarantine slapped on the Diamond Princess was meant to contain the virus, the conditions facing the crew could end up doing the opposite and help spread the illness, disease experts say.
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China will also keep retaliatory duties of 5 percent to 25 percent it slapped on roughly $110 billion worth of U.S. products it imports from the U.S. — a move that's harming American exporters.
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Washington and Beijing have been locked in an 232-month-long trade war with layers of tariffs slapped on each others' goods, hurting global economic growth and demand for industrial metals, especially copper.
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When the 75 percent tax he slapped on the super-rich was quickly phased out, Hollande stood accused of betraying Socialist ideals at home and challenged to dispel his anti-business reputation abroad.
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As we reported, the aircraft comes with all the bells and whistles, and it's free for Drake to use -- so long as he flies it around with his name slapped on the side.
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Growing trade disputes are disrupting the agricultural supply chain worldwide, from corn buyers in Mexico shifting purchases to Brazil, to ships carrying U.S. sorghum exports turning around after China slapped on hefty tariffs.
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Russia's economy was crushed in 2014 by a plunge in oil prices and sanctions slapped on the country by the Obama administration and America's Western European allies after Russia took over part of Ukraine.
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Following a series of punitive tariffs that were slapped on each other's goods, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to a 90-day pause in tariff escalation in early December.
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Until now, Washington had threatened to more than double the tariffs it has already slapped on $250 billion worth of Chinese imports, while Beijing has put targeted tariffs on $110 billion in U.S. goods.
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MILAN, Aug 9 (Reuters) - An Italian court has overturned fines that market regulator Consob slapped on officials working for regional lender Banca Etruria last year for insufficient disclosure in a 2013 cash call prospectus.
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"Sarepta is being slapped on the wrist for the prior questionable accelerated approval of Exondys 51," said SVB Leerink analyst Joseph Schwartz, but added he was confident that the drug will ultimately be approved.
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VTech, the maker of smart toys whose poor security practices exposed data from millions of parents and children, has been slapped on the wrist by the FTC to the tune of $650,000 and probation.
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The annual cost to American consumers of switching to non-Chinese tyres after Barack Obama slapped on anti-dumping tariffs in 2009 was around $1.1 billion, according to the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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But that includes a whole lot of Samsung televisions and smartphones, and cheap cars, that if both countries slapped on major duties would cost American consumers a whole lot more than they're paying now.
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For me, it was about booking an appointment with a dermatologist after months of struggling with cystic acne that was not getting better, no matter how many Ordinary serums I slapped on my face.
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The decision, announced in a statement, could lead to anti-dumping duties being slapped on Japanese exporters ranging from 206.43 percent to 209.46 percent, and on Turkish exporters of 5.39 percent to 8.17 percent.
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On Friday, North Korea fired two mid-range ballistic missiles into the sea in defiance of tough new U.N. and U.S. sanctions slapped on the country following nuclear and rocket tests earlier this year.
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According to Bloomberg, this is likely a result of the retaliatory tariffs China slapped on U.S. soybeans last month, which shook up global markets and opened up the EU as a logical trade target.
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Medicine, like education, defense, infrastructure and immigration, has become one more problem that gets Band-Aids slapped on it by politicians who are not willing or knowledgeable enough to even attempt a meaningful overhaul.
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For starters, variable annuities operate under withdrawal rules similar to individual retirement accounts and 22008(k) plans: In most cases a 210 percent federal tax penalty is slapped on withdrawals made before age 59½.
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In 214, a trade feud with the United States prompted China to impose an additional 22020 percent tariff on American lobster imports — payback for tariffs that the Trump administration had slapped on Chinese goods.
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According to the Sydney Morning Herald, other athletes have been slapped on the wrist for using the drug this year, which makes Sharapova's claim about not knowing that it was recently banned seem dubious.
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Instead, new tariffs President Donald Trump slapped on some Chinese imports last month and fears that more could come in the escalating trade conflict between Washington and Beijing, had many investors bailing from the sector.
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The Trump administration had threatened to more than double the tariffs it has already slapped on $250 billion worth of Chinese imports, while Xi's government has put targeted tariffs on $110 billion in U.S. goods.
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Of course most of what Trump is claiming here is flagrant nonsense — especially as his cancerous catchphrase of 'fake news' gets liberally slapped on anything he disagrees with, regardless of whether it's true or not.
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VICE met up with Chambrone at Surgeon Studios to see how he turns an idea for a shoe into a finished product, following along as he picked out materials, cut fabrics, and slapped on soles.
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As South Korea finally confirmed traces of radioactive material from North Korea's sixth nuclear test Wednesday, Pyongyang and Washington continued their war of words over the latest round of sanctions slapped on the hermit kingdom.
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Chinese officials discreetly urged EU counterparts to distance themselves from American complaints about China's trade tactics and join them in complaining about a welter of American tariffs, slapped on Chinese goods and European steel alike.
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Now, having taken off my sweat-soaked fedora and slapped on my bowtie, please allow me to guide you through the agony and further agony and then a little bit more agony of period pop.
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Beijing's planned tariffs would add to duties it had already slapped on 128 U.S. goods, such as pork, fruits and nuts, in reaction to Trump's earlier move to impose taxes on Chinese steel and aluminium.
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Holden Matthews, 21, who is the son of a sheriff's deputy in St. Landry Parish, is now facing hate crime charges on top of the arson charges slapped on him at his arrest last Thursday.
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Buying a Tesla will get you green kudos in plenty of places but not Singapore, where the carbon emissions surcharge slapped on a Tesla has caught the attention of the auto-maker's founder Elon Musk.
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"Super elite" might take over from a past nickname slapped on — and then adopted by — Trump supporters, who claimed the term "deplorables" after Hillary Clinton used it to describe them during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Tariffs, particularly the duties the U.S. and China have slapped on more than $500 billion and $110 billion of one another's goods, respectively, have increased fears about an economic downturn and rising costs for consumers.
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One possible charge would be conspiracy to defraud the United States, the same charge that Mueller slapped on thirteen Russian intelligence operatives in February for making political expenditures to influence the election as foreign nationals.
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Beijing's planned tariffs would add to duties it had already slapped on 128 U.S. goods, such as pork, fruits, and nuts, in reaction to Trump's earlier move to impose taxes on Chinese steel and aluminum.
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Trump has expressed optimism that the U.S. and China are close to reaching a deal to end a trade dispute that has seen billions of dollars of tit-for-tat tariffs slapped on both countries.
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He also recently suggested — to the consternation of leading Republicans and Democrats — that he was prepared to lift the sanctions the Obama administration slapped on Putin after Russia sent troops into Ukraine and annexed Crimea.
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For dessert, hot chocolate is inflamed by dehydrated Scotch bonnets; truffles are laced with suya spice, a flare-up of ginger, chile and kuli-kuli (spiced groundnut paste), more often slapped on meat before grilling.
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His customers, Mr. Pyykkonen learned, want more than the word organic slapped on a label; they want the satisfaction of knowing the milk was made close to home, in small batches rather than industrial vats.
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As for the China deal, the U.S. also said it was removing the label of currency manipulator, slapped on China in August, after claims from the U.S. administration that China was intentionally weakening its currency.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's demand that new tariffs be slapped on steel and aluminum imports has spooked markets, prompted his chief economist's resignation, rattled major US allies and widened a rift with establishment Republicans.
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The government of President Bashar al-Assad is cash-strapped, and its prospects of rebuilding are dim thanks to Western sanctions slapped on the regime for the war crimes it has been repeatedly accused of.
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Trump said the talks would "resolve" both the hefty tariffs the United States had placed on imports of steel and aluminum from the EU and the tariffs Europe had slapped on U.S. goods in response.
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That could be because the duration of the tariffs is unclear, and also unknown is whether further tariffs will be slapped on Chinese goods, as threatened by the Trump administration, or exactly how China will respond.
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Trump's victory speech pledge that he would forge strong relations with other big nations helped ease some concerns about heavy tariffs being slapped on imports to the United States and a starkly more aggressive geopolitical attitude.
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NO TALKS SCHEDULED With no further talks between Washington and Beijing scheduled, investors are nervously eyeing the prospect of an escalation in the tit-for-tat tariffs the two countries have slapped on each other's products.
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Meanwhile, futures pointed to declines for the major indexes on Wall Street at Friday's open stateside after U.S. President Donald Trump announced that fresh tariffs would be slapped on all Mexican goods starting from June 1.383.
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Between covetable handbags in enviable, yet non-fussy silhouettes to a line of practical shoes whose paired down hues made them "fashion," the duo has paved a way for themselves that requires no slapped on logos.
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That policy is now being tested after Trump shunned his closest allies and slapped on extraterritorial sanctions on Iran, having already pulled out of the global climate pact and threatened the EU with tariffs on metals.
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Because we can't make the scores that the test-producing companies, and their high-paying client, our State, say we should, penalties are slapped on our schools that keep us overwhelmed and add to our chaos.
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But the only thing longer than the show's IMBD page is the list of hardcore fans clamoring to get their hands on any item with a picture of Marge slapped on the front — beauty products included.
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Trade sanctions were slapped on Turkish products while charter flights were banned, slowing lucrative tourist flows to the sunnier country: after 3.6m Russians visited Turkey in 2015, just 184,000 went during the first half of 2016.
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Rooted in the ludicrous belief that any trade deficit is due to our trading partners' unfair trade practices, the Trump administration has slapped on a 2628-percent tariff on imported steel and 28503-percent on aluminum.
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It brands itself as "real news," a motto that really only makes sense if it stands in contrast to "fake news," the label that Trump has slapped on virtually every legitimate news organization in this country.
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North Korea's economy is suffering its worst decline in 20 years, according to figures released Friday — a result of the biting sanctions slapped on the regime in recent years for its nuclear and ballistic weapons tests.
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Part of the attack was caught on camera and showed commentator Rolf Fringer, already on the ground, being slapped on the head by the 60-year-old Constantin, shortly after Sion's 2-1 win at Lugano.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - G20 economies slapped on 28 new barriers between mid-May and mid-October covering trade worth an estimated $460.4 billion, mainly via tariff increases and import bans, the World Trade Organization said on Thursday.
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The hefty fine was slapped on the owner identified only by his surname Kim, after he failed to comply with an earlier court ruling that banned him from using the Louis Vuitton brand name for his business.
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Motoya slapped on a vice grip and began to search for the brabo choke, Nascimento desperately attempted to keep his back from being crumpled up, and Motoya landed some stiff knees to the grill as a result.
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The first payment is part of 60 installments that Qualcomm will have to fork out for the fine totaling T$23.4 billion the commission slapped on the chipmaker for the violations, the regulator told a news conference.
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The telecom equipment and smartphone giant announced on Tuesday that its revenue grew 23.2% to reach 401.3 billion yuan ($58.31 billion) in the first half of 2019 despite all the trade restrictions the U.S. slapped on it.
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Struggling to shake off the "lunatic asylums" label slapped on psychiatric wards until the 1960s, mental health patients are still routinely classified as "inmates" who are "detained" until they can be "released" back into the general population.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has imposed new restrictions on trade with North Korea, a government statement said on Wednesday, in line with U.N. Security Council sanctions slapped on the reclusive country for its nuclear and missile programs.
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Siliq secured U.S. approval in February, but the Food and Drug Administration slapped on its label a black box warning - the most severe given by the agency - calling attention to the risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior.
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Wales, and the Brecon area, is a region where sheep outnumber people and where the prospect of steep EU tariffs being slapped on Welsh lamb exports in a no-deal Brexit have prompted widespread concern among farmers.
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While no expects a repeat of the EU sanctions slapped on Austria because of the party's participation, critics of the Freedom Party in and outside Austria have expressed alarm at any government role for the euroskeptic party.
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The actions added to geopolitical tensions in a week which has already seen U.S. sanctions slapped on Chinese firm Huawei, with the U.S. administration reportedly mulling over more action on firms in the world's second largest economy.
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China's imports of soybeans, key raw material to make the oil, have slowed this year as tariffs slapped on the commodity amid a trade war with the United States cut shipments purchased from its No. 13 supplier.
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China's imports of soybeans, key raw material to make the oil, have slowed this year as tariffs slapped on the commodity amid a trade war with the United States cut shipments purchased from its No. 13 supplier.
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Brecon is a region where sheep outnumber people many times over and where the prospect of steep EU tariffs being slapped on its Welsh lamb exports in a no-deal Brexit have prompted widespread concern among farmers.
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Acquisitions and investments made by Chinese companies have been unwound over concerns from the Committee of Foreign Investments in the U.S. and tariffs slapped on Chinese imports have hit U.S. stock prices (including in the technology sector).
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President Donald Trump's additional tariffs slapped on Chinese goods caused China to retaliate by letting its currency weaken, crossing the 7 yuan per dollar threshold, and reneging on a promise to resume imports of U.S. agricultural products.
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But the way most people think of sales taxes, what's really happening is that a $8603 product is getting a $32 tax slapped on top of it — and 32 divided by 168 is 19 percent, not 16.
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The record fine European Union regulators just slapped on Alphabet's Google unit — at least $20163 billion if it withstands a possible appeal — is only the beginning of the financial effect that Google will suffer from EU investigations.
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Stern warnings are coming from all over the Midwest about the political peril for Republicans in Mr. Trump's recent course of action, in which the tariffs he slapped on foreign competitors invited retaliatory tariffs on American agriculture.
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At the entrance, you step through "Gate," a common airport security gate with graffiti slapped on its sides by Reena Spaulings (who is actually an anonymous, mash-up New York persona, sort of an art-world avatar).
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He held up his cell phone to the throng of reporters, exposing a phone case depicting an eagle with a "Trump" sticker slapped on the back, as he joked with his son about the media presence there.
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The United States is pushing for Beijing to make structural reforms to the way it manages its economy, while China wants an end to tariffs that have been slapped on billions of dollars in Chinese goods imports.
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Ireland's coalition government on Friday agreed to appeal against a multi-billion-euro back tax demand that the European Commission has slapped on iPhone maker Apple after independent members of the cabinet gave their backing, a spokesman said.
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But tariffs the president recently slapped on imported steel and aluminum and $34 billion in Chinese products – along with far larger tariffs he has threatened on many other products from around the world – are bad for our nation.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German steelmaker Salzgitter is not planning to close factories in the United States, where it is suffering from import duties that were slapped on some of its products, the group's chief executive told a German newspaper.
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The Department of Agriculture announced earlier this month that it would offer $28503 billion in aid to farmers hit by retaliatory tariffs slapped on U.S. grain, produce and meat exports amid President Trump's ongoing battle with trade partners.
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The motorcycle manufacturer has drawn the President's scorn for, as he put it, waving the "white flag" and choosing outsourcing some production to avoid tariffs Europe slapped on American goods as a countermeasure to the tariffs Trump enacted.
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Language included in the Senate's initial version of the NDAA would have kept in place stiff penalties slapped on ZTE after it admitted to violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea, including blocking them from buying American components.
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I'm never going to get a face tattoo, but because my editor wanted someone to experience the reality of life with Post's face tattoos, I had these slapped on my face one cruel Tuesday morning in the office.
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The ongoing, protracted trade war between the U.S. and China has led to tariffs slapped on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods, hitting badly companies which are heavily intertwined in those supply chains especially in Asia.
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Sponsorship Revenue Every surface in T-Mobile Arena that might be captured by cameras will have a logo slapped on it — the ring mat, the side posts, the news conference backdrops and anything else you can think of.
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The world's two largest economies seek to reach a deal to end their protracted trade war that has seen tariffs slapped on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods and driven worries over the global economic outlook.
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Trump has been seeking a trade deal with China that could ease some of the tariffs he's slapped on imports, though a planned summit to finalize an agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping has been put on hold.
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Everything's going well—you even got to play two songs in a row on Spotify before someone from the frisbee society slammed you out of the way and slapped on "What's a Girl to Do" to widespread cheers.
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Pledges by Trump in his victory speech that he would forge strong relations with other big nations helped ease some concerns about heavy tariffs being slapped on imports to the United States and a starkly more aggressive geopolitical attitude.
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Fox News reported Friday that he had been jailed for 13 months for contempt of court, but British media initially were unable to report on the sentence due to a reporting ban slapped on the case by the judge.
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The next day, the founding group gathered at a luncheon and put their money where their acronym was: A $5 bill was slapped on the table by a feminist named Catherine Conroy, who told the others to pony up.
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Pledges by Trump in his victory speech that he would forge strong relations with other big nations helped ease some concerns of heavy tariffs being slapped on selling to the United States and a starkly more aggressive geopolitical attitude.
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ABUJA, March 24 (Reuters) - Nigeria's parliament has launched a probe into whether the telecoms regulator can reduce a fine slapped on South Africa's MTN for missing a deadline to disconnect unregistered SIM card users, a lawmaker said on Thursday.
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Charles Freeman, senior vice president for Asia at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, told CNBC that any potential new tariffs may "not necessarily" mean the full 0.423% duties being slapped on the entire $300 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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The marina blue looks like the sort of paint jobs you'd find on the cars of MTV's Pimp My Ride, while mulberry is so purple it looks like Barney the Dinosaur was murdered and then slapped on your wrist.
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After an internal investigation uncovering pages of evidence and a press conference citing "poor memory," Meyer was slapped on the hand by OSU administration with a meager, three-game suspension and will resume coaching duties against Big 10 competition.
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Republican candidates seeking office this year in states Trump won in 6900 are concerned when they read reports that project significant job losses per state tied to the administration's tariffs and all the retaliatory levies slapped on U.S. products.
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How could you not root for the ski jumper Mike Holland, who progressed from "a flying sack of potatoes" — a label slapped on him when he was an ungainly young competitor — to a two-time Olympian in ski jumping?
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The ease with which critics have affixed labels like grime or industrial to his discography, often with a dystopian tag lazily slapped on the front, demonstrates yet another way the world consciously and subconsciously seeks to contain and restrict.
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Personnel questions also flared after months of incessant feuding between top White House officials and a dizzying sequence of West Wing resignations and firings, not to mention charges slapped on four former Trump associates by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Although the United States managed to reach an agreement with Mexico that avoided import duties on Mexican goods, India imposed long-awaited tariffs on US imports in response to the steel and aluminum levies that Washington slapped on last year.
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The move comes amid severe trade tensions between China and the United States, which has seen extra tariffs slapped on U.S. imports into the country, including automobiles, hurting Tesla which imports all the cars it currently sells in the market.
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The drone collection, which we first saw last year at Star Wars Celebration is finally shipping in quantity in the U.S. (and Canada), and it's not your run-of-the-mill Star Wars spaceship recreation with some propellers slapped on it.
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DUBLIN, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Ireland's fragile coalition government will try on Friday to overcome cabinet divisions on whether to join Apple in appealing against a multi-billion-euro back tax demand that the European Commission has slapped on the iPhone maker.
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A small levy will be slapped on existing routes to help pay for the scheme, while the government will provide funding to make the project viable and spend 40 billion rupees ($598 million) to reopen 50 disused airports within four years.
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While the problems with internet-connected devices are well known—why, hello there, security problems—today, in honor of the toilet paper tracker, we want to celebrate the most utterly banal devices ever to have a chip slapped on them.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - American officials plan to review sanctions slapped on North Korea and a ban on travel to the country imposed on U.S. citizens to ensure that they do not limit humanitarian aid, a U.S. special envoy said on Wednesday.
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It would simply be insane to buy this machine; a pro would probably have a better time building some sort of hackintosh (that is, a custom-built PC with Apple's macOS slapped on it, which is not officially supported by Apple).
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The duo continues to pave a way that requires no slapped-on logos, and staying true to that mentality, the same level of minimalism permeates Mansur Gavriel's newest endeavor, an offering of small leather goods priced from $195 to $395.
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LUSAKA, May 9 (Reuters) - Vedanta Resources' Zambia unit, Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), is disputing a bill of almost $18 million slapped on it by tax authorities after an audit, an industry source familiar with the matter, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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OTTAWA, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday discussed the "next steps in addressing steel and aluminum tariffs" that Washington has slapped on Ottawa, the Canadian government said, but gave no details.
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Twice under Mr Obama, anti-dumping tariffs of up to 88% have been slapped on imported Chinese tyres at the prodding of the United Steelworkers union (USW), to protect jobs at plants including the Cooper Tire & Rubber factory in Findlay.
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While he's never been shy to share some of the more out-there (and photo-ready) beauty products that he's has slapped on his face, Yahoo Style reports that Pratt had a caviar facial and enjoyed every minute of it.
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The Times Europe's largest electricity market restored access to a giant aluminium smelter, Kubal Aluminium, after it was shut out when U.S. sanctions were slapped on United Company Rusal Plc , the Russian manufacturer controlled by the oligarch Oleg Deripaska. bit.
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Trump, speaking at the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Convention in Kansas City, Mo., assured supporters that the steep tariffs his administration has slapped on imports from Canada, Mexico, China and the European Union will pay off in the end.
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Best of all: patted down with cracked wheat bran, slapped on a hot griddle until both sides are black and glittering, then thrust into water — quenched like a newly forged sword — with a swirl of cumin, lemon and crushed pepper.
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It's the one where they donned make-up and cropped, coiffed hair for the photo shoot and slapped on cover art that looks like flames or lava or something, but was actually bovine and human bodily fluids smeared between plexiglass.
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Multiple reports have found that no meaningful separation exists: Beyond that, of course, there's the fundamental reality that everyone knows Trump owns properties like the Trump National Golf Club or Trump Tower because they have his name slapped on them.
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Even before a single presidential vote was cast, American steel makers had been buoyed last year by record automotive sales and a series of penalties slapped on foreign producers like China for illegally dumping subsidized steel in the United States.
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The State Department and House Foreign Affairs Committee announced Tuesday a new round of sanctions would be slapped on Moscow after it failed to comply with a series of requirements over the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy in Britain.
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Apple is one of the companies especially vulnerable to the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, which has raged on for more than a year and seen tariffs being slapped on billions of dollars worth of goods from both Beijing and Washington.
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The VAT is similar to a sales tax, and to the Mexican government, the Trump position will sound like the equivalent of Massachusetts demanding that it be able to sell its goods in Connecticut without a sales tax slapped on them.
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The move comes amid severe trade tensions between China and the United States, which has seen extra tariffs slapped on U.S. imports into the country, including automobiles, hurting Tesla which imports all the cars it currently sells in the market.
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Peel into our gallery of celebrities wearing adhesive eye masks to see which stars have slapped on some of the cool cosmetics and shared their tacky selfies on social media in hopes to unload some of that heavy 2019 baggage.
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For a quarter of a century, the labor movement has wisely opposed NAFTA-style deals, which set up rules protecting corporate rights, with meaningless verbiage about labor and environmental safeguards slapped on as a microscopic Band-Aid to try to mollify critics.
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If a fact-checker confirms the story is a hoax, Rose said, a prominent label is slapped on the story, and if a user goes to share it on Facebook, he or she will also see then that the story has been disputed.
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"As long as we don't get into a trade war where tariffs are slapped on all sorts of things, the Fed should be able to maintain its slow tightening process," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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I think what&aposs happening he&aposs flexing, posturing to make it look like maximum pressure didn&apost bring him to the negotiating table, but, in fact, it did bring him there because we had unilateral sanctions we&aposve just slapped on.
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PYONGYANG, North Korea – North Koreans are getting a new look at U.S. President Donald Trump now that his summit with leader Kim Jong Un is over and it&aposs a far cry from the "dotard" label their government slapped on him last year.
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CARACAS/CIUDAD GUAYANA, Venezuela (Reuters) - As oil companies and traders worldwide tried to decipher the impact of U.S. sanctions slapped on Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA earlier this week, residents of the South American country had a familiar response: Get in line.
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Bombardier on Tuesday attempted to draw its Brazilian rival Embraer SA into a hotly contested trade dispute, two days before a U.S. agency will rule on whether duties should be slapped on American sales of the Canadian plane-and-train-maker's largest jet.
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The gear tunnel in the Rivian truck The gear tunnel in the Rivian truck Don't think of these vehicles as Tesla killers — a term slapped on every new electric-powered vehicle or concept that has debuted at an auto show in recent years.
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The wide-ranging trade dispute, which was filed with the WTO in December and released publicly on Wednesday, is mostly in response to the steep anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the United States has recently slapped on Canada's softwood lumber industry.
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Should they fail to strike a deal within two years, British exporters could confront tariffs slapped on the goods and services they are now able to sell duty-free in the 27 other countries that make up the European Union's vast shared market.
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Yet there is another side to stories like Till's that we rarely talk about: How did family members cope with the excruciating pain of seeing the killers of their loved ones set free or slapped on the wrists by all-white juries?
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The Trump administration says the huge waves of tariffs it has slapped on Chinese goods are part of an effort to stop China from getting its hands on American technology unfairly through practices like cybertheft and forcing companies to hand over trade secrets.
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The wide-ranging trade dispute, which was filed with the WTO in December and released publicly on Wednesday, is mostly in response to the steep anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the United States has recently slapped on Canada's softwood lumber industry.
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Bombardier on Tuesday attempted to draw its Brazilian rival Embraer into a hotly contested trade dispute, two days before a U.S. agency will rule on whether duties should be slapped on American sales of the Canadian plane-and-train-maker's largest jet.
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President Donald Trump has promised to shield farmers from the sting of China's trade retaliation, but that embattled portion of Trump's rural base says they just want to sell on the open market, without tariffs slapped on their products amid escalating tensions.
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Whatever the problem, we inevitably scurry around looking for any still-open stores and usually end up gifting a bottle of mediocre wine with a bow slapped on (if we're lucky.) A cheap bottle of nondescript wine is our version of SNL's Christmas Candle.
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They can feel a bit too video game-y at times — especially when you're healing chainsaw wounds with a splash of antiseptic — but they keep Resident Evil 7 from feeling like a horror game that just happens to have the franchise name slapped on it.
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Research has shown that a sports team's on-field performance can have a dramatic effect on the share price of a company with its name slapped on a venue, sometimes making up in market capitalization the entire cost of a multiyear stadium-naming deal.
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Even as PDVSA struggles to restart exports, it is having trouble delivering shipments it has already dispatched from its ports due to U.S. sanctions slapped on the company in January in an effort to reduce Venezuela's government's cash flow and drive Maduro from power.
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WASHINGTON, July 20 (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers who reached an agreement on a must-pass defense bill cut from the legislation a measure that would have made it harder for the president to undo sanctions slapped on China's ZTE Corp , a congressional source said on Friday.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 20.2 (Reuters) - Asian stock markets fell on Friday amid heightened global trade tensions, while currency markets were whipsawed by a searing selloff in Russia's rouble after the United States slapped on new sanctions, and as economic worries sent the Turkish lira tumbling.
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The relatively narrow exemption list will provide relief from 25% tariffs the United States slapped on $0003 billion of Chinese imports on July 6, 2018, one of the first salvos in a bilateral trade battle that has roiled global supply chains and cost billions.
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In June he made a great show of paying a fine which netizens thought should have been slapped on him for failing to wear a motorcycle helmet during a public ride-about publicised on his Facebook page (he is pictured arriving at a police station).
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Walmart did not specify the scope of the price hikes, but the warning was echoed by Macy's CEO, Jeff Gennette, who reportedly told investors that prices for both store label and national brands could rise if another round of tariffs are slapped on China.
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"The worst case scenario here is something like the denial order slapped on ZTE that would bar US companies from supplying Huawei, and it depends on US companies for critical components," said Paul Triolo, the head of global tech policy at risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak pleaded not guilty to money laundering charges slapped on him on Wednesday, as the country's new government looked for answers to how billions of dollars went missing from a state fund 21MDB during his term.
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Somehow, Cam found himself a pink suit and a leprechaun hat, slapped on a bright bowtie and shirt, and jumped into some of the craziest-looking sneakers you've ever seen, and people couldn't let it go: But you know what the craziest part is?
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Trump has praised Putin as a strong and a popular leader, hinted he'd be willing to lift the sanctions the US slapped on Moscow after its annexation of Crimea, and said the US wouldn't necessarily defend NATO members in Eastern Europe from a Russian invasion.
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The measures against the lawmakers could start with bans on their travel to the United States, a restriction that Washington has already slapped on dozens of Maduro allies, and might later involve financial sanctions against them, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Lance Armstrong had all his Tour de France titles stripped, and is being sued by the US government for over $100 million, while Russian athletes have mostly kept their medals and prize money, and are simply being slapped on the wrist for their offenses.
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Yet, though their cinematic possibilities are sky-high, balloons have mostly been used by filmmakers as float-on cameos, a novelty slapped on a poster to make a movie look like a madcap epic, but in actuality given only a few minutes of screen time.
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Heeding her advice, that evening, I washed my face with a gentle clay cleanser, slapped on a bit of Pixi's Glow Tonic toner (it contains witch hazel to disinfect skin and aloe vera to soothe it), and finished off with a light layer of hydrating rosehip oil.
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Chang said the branches underwent annual inspections but regulators, including those in the United States, Canada and Panama, have become more stringent about them in the wake of the fine the New York State Department of Financial Services slapped on Mega's New York branch in August.
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Trump confirmed that an additional raft of levies will be slapped on Beijing if Chinese President Xi Jinping does not show up at the G-20 meeting in Japan — an event investors and economists will be watching for signs of a breakthrough in the trade impasse.
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While on WGN Morning News on Friday to discuss his the importance of investing in Chicago public schools and rally enthusiasm for the WGN Toy Drive, Chance the Rapper slapped on some black-and-purple gloves and stepped in as the AM meteorologist, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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The escalating U.S.-China trade war that's seen Chinese tech giant Huawei slapped on a U.S. trade blacklist is causing ripples of shock across Europe too, as restrictions imposed on U.S. companies hit regional suppliers concerned they could face U.S. restrictions if they don't ditch Huawei.
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While various sets of largely ineffective sanctions have been slapped on Venezuela in recent months by the United States, several European Union members and Latin American governments, they have not been directed at oil purchases, even though private companies have sued PDVSA for breach of contracts.
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But The Happytime Murders seems to have recycled ideas from other raunchy puppet movies, filtered them through layers of garbage and dreck, slapped on the least imaginative noir trappings possible, and then lifelessly insisted we had better laugh, because here is another puppet making a penis joke.
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Ms. Warren, in particular, took him to task again on nondisclosure agreements, prompting the former mayor to offer up a pretty gendered line — "the trouble is with this senator, enough is never enough" — that Ms. Warren's campaign quickly slapped on a shirt they put up for sale.
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But that doesn't stop throngs of fans and "hypebeasts" (the term for the streetwear-obsessed) from lining up for hours at a time for the mere hint of an opportunity to buy the latest items to have a red and white "Supreme" box logo slapped on them.
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The OPEC member's oil industry is struggling under the weight of sanctions the United States slapped on PDVSA in a bid to force Maduro from power, and from a blackout that began last week that hit the main Jose oil shipment terminal as well as refineries and upgraders.
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But Alejandro Grisanti, a Guaido financial adviser, said the sanctions the United States slapped on PDVSA in January as part of its bid to choke off government revenue and pressure socialist President Nicolas Maduro to step down mean Crystallex would need a waiver to attempt to seize Citgo.
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On the one hand, within the companies — and when I say the companies, I don't just mean big tech; I think startups, in some ways, can be even worse about this because I think the big companies have been slapped on the wrist enough that they're starting to learn.
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Under that distinction, Hong Kong receives unique treatment that spares the Asian financial center from tariffs that have been slapped on China in the ongoing trade war with the U.S. The legislation would also look to impose sanctions on those responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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Thomas did ask for fans to not interfere in the race after Froome was slapped on the back going up Alpe d'Huez and Vincenzo Nibali was forced to quit after he broke a vertebra when knocked to the ground by a police motorbike tasked with keeping back the crowd.
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At this point I've lost count of how many times markets have rallied in the belief that Trump was winding down his trade war, only to face announcements that a much-anticipated deal wasn't happening or that tariffs were being slapped on a new set of products or countries.
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It should end the ObamaCare taxes, like the Medical Device tax, the Medicare surtax, the penalties and limitations that were slapped on Health Savings Accounts and Flexible Spending Accounts, the so-called Cadillac Tax, and the other fees and excise taxes used to pay for the bureaucratic mess created by ObamaCare.
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After a meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, Trump said the two sides would start talks aimed at resolving both the hefty tariffs the United States had placed on imports of steel and aluminum from the EU and the tariffs Europe had slapped on U.S. goods in response.
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Even if Canada never removes its 270 percent tariffs on our dairy products, Americans would gain if Uncle Sam, regardless of Ottawa's trade policies, unilaterally removed not only the steel and aluminum tariffs it just slapped on Americans who buy Canadian metal but also ended all tariffs on imports from Canada.
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In the case of the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling back to a level it had not seen since January this week, and a two-day drop of more than 500 points between Monday and Tuesday, it was President Trump's Sunday surprise on Twitter that more tariffs might be slapped on China.
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It comes as both Washington and Beijing are attempting to strike a deal on trade before a key March deadline, following which additional tariffs will be slapped on Chinese imports to the U.S. U.S. President Donald Trump also said Thursday he will not meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping before that deadline.
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But Trump is going to get something for physical border barriers — and just like the $341 million the Obama administration got for fence replacement fiscal year 2017 was used for a "wall," any construction done with border infrastructure money in 2018 and beyond is liable to have the "wall" label slapped on it.
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Prejudice may have played some part (exacerbated by the ludicrous "adult content" warnings ABC slapped on the episodes), but the truth may be that a show as paper-thin as Ellen was not ready to carry the burden of a groundbreaking subject, particularly when sending a message seemed to become its only purpose.
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What Europeans fear most, he says, is the prospect of a U.S. or Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, so-called secondary sanctions that can lock European firms out of the U.S. market and dollar transactions, and the type of multibillion-dollar fines slapped on European banks by U.S. regulators in recent years.
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Krueger, along with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, met with Trump in March and he is well aware these are delicate times for automakers in the U.S. The president is moving to renegotiate NAFTA and many are wondering what type of tariff, if any, could be slapped on autos imported from Mexico and Canada.
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He knew he would be on the defensive — over backing out of the Paris environment accord and the Iran nuclear deal, and now over the tariffs he slapped on European and Canadian steel and aluminum — so he made a point of being late, acting petulant, leaving early and lashing out at Mr. Trudeau.
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The U.S.-based firm has been asked to pay T$328.59 million ($10.57 million) in fines so far, with over half the sum slapped on it since early January, when higher penalties of as much as T$25 million per infraction took effect, according to figures from Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in June that Apple was planning to move production of its latest Mac Pro from Texas to China, and Apple requested that 15 components of the desktop computer be excluded from the 25 percent tariffs that Trump has slapped on a broad range of goods imported from China.
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The number doubled in August when state media announced a second batch had been found to be defective, bringing the total to at least 500,000 The recent fine comes in addition to a $507,843 penalty slapped on the company by the Chinese government in July for their original batch of defective children's vaccines.
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Both Marchionne and Fields are quick to point out that they want to see how the President's economic plan plays out before they move production back to the U.S. The future of NAFTA and the magnitude of a tax that could be slapped on foreign-made vehicles sold in the America are a few of the big unknowns.
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The warning comes on the back of the toughest sanctions that the United Nations has slapped on the bealeaguered country so far, after the North ran a hydrogen bomb test in January that defied existing warnings from the U.N.. The United Nations Security Council votes during a meeting on North Korea, Thursday, March 24, 2016 at United Nations headquarters.
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Battle dressings were slapped on; chest compressions were administered; the sergeant of the guard even went so far as to try to breathe life back into Riviere, to inflate his chest and reanimate his body with the very essence of his own being, but the Marine's life had already leaked onto the stucco floor of the guard post.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May pointed out gently to Trump at their joint press conference in London that while "we both want to reach the same goal," Britain is standing by the nuclear arms reduction pact with Iran that remains in force for all the signatories -- after Trump withdrew the United States and slapped on a series of tough sanctions.
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The images that look like someone just slapped on some text and a drop shadow in Microsoft Paint and called it a day and bright blue hyperlinks will bring you straight back to a simpler time, when computers were bulky gray boxes and you had to buy the AOL disk if you wanted to access the World Wide Web at all.
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If it results, as seems to be the plan, in blanket punitive tariffs slapped on steel imports, the consequences would be dire: the American economy would be hurt by a rise in the price of an essential material; it would invite retaliation that would cost American jobs, not save them; and the underlying problem—massive global steel overcapacity—would persist.
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After Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said earlier in February that sanctions against Russia for its annexation of part of Ukraine in 2014 were expected to remain in place, the most obvious set of sanctions to lift became the ones Obama slapped on Moscow's intelligence establishment in December for using cyberattacks to interfere with the US presidential election.
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"Incredibles 2" will only heighten pressure on Pixar and Disney Animation to dig deeper into the company's vaults -- realizing that animated characters don't have to worry about aging or being recast -- while Lucasfilm's brain trust has been reminded that they can't necessarily count on fans to dutifully show up for anything that has the "Star Wars" name slapped on it.
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Could it be that, what's really enticing about the '80s is the recognition that, in that time before the triumph of corporate homogenization, soulless branding, and banal social media, there were communities of ambitious, talented, fearless people who plugged in their synthesizers, picked up their brushes, slapped on their makeup and dared to dance, make art, and make love — inventively and joyously, even in the face of death?
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Congress – tariffs: Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) on Tuesday echoed Corker in backing legislative steps that would block the Trump administration's tariffs slapped on imports from allies.
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"We believe that (the North) is able to carry out a fifth nuclear test immediately," ministry spokesperson Jeong Joon-hee said, adding that the government in Seoul is preparing for "all possibilities," according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency On Friday, North Korea fired two mid-range ballistic missiles into the sea in defiance of tough new UN and US sanctions slapped on the country following nuclear and rocket tests earlier this year.
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Each had been through pro forma runaway-trim training in Lion Air simulators (hint: watch for it in Sim Ride No. 3), but they had never heard of the MCAS and had no way of guessing from the maintenance log that none of the airplane's recent failures had been resolved, that some of the entries might have been fraudulent, that serious failures had occurred on the previous flight that had not been recorded or addressed or that the angle-of-attack sensor on the captain's side was a slapped-on unit from Cockroach Corner that was 133 degrees out of whack.
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