"They are sending out fundraising solicitations, like this one," Ryan said.
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Others target individual investors through direct mail solicitations, emails, even telemarketing.
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The charges against Frazee indicate that the alleged solicitations occurred between Sept.
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Others target individual investors through direct mail solicitations, e-mails, even telemarketing.
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Months later, emails and solicitations might arrive still addressed to the deceased.
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But if solicitations were more vague, donors' identities may still be protected.
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Lockheed hopes to submit this design concept once the final solicitations are released.
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But there are ways to limit these solicitations and stay off future lists.
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Cornyn has even mentioned O'Rourke's possible entry in his fundraising solicitations this week.
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O'Rourke's emails are much longer and more personal than most political fundraising solicitations.
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While many people used the site to find relationships — one of the discontinued categories is "strictly platonic" — it was no secret that some postings were thinly veiled solicitations for prostitution, despite the site's efforts to fight overt solicitations for money.
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Still, even the solicitations adults would have received about the app weren't entirely forthcoming.
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Report suspicious email solicitations or websites to the F.B.I.'s Internet Crime Complaint center.
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Solicitations are usually the bailiwick of nonprofit outfits like ProPublica and the Texas Tribune.
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Scams pop up in the form of donation solicitations via email, social media and text.
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Yet as bad as they are, illicit solicitations represent only one part of disaster fraud.
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In state prisons, laws and policies surrounding pen-pal solicitations and social media vary widely.
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These include magazines, charitable solicitations and other such mail that only the USPS can handle.
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Georgia has had some of the most creative and well-reported sort of funny solicitations.
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Inside the convention center, Trump and FAIR's solicitations seemed to generally stick among the attending sheriffs.
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Three-quarters of Trump's ads included solicitations for contact information, while the rest asked for donations.
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One Denver buyer's recent experience illustrated both the promise and the peril of these new solicitations.
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For many people, requests for donations come in the form of mailed solicitations or phone calls.
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I also get a lot of hate mail, rants, job requests and solicitations for … weird things.
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The transaction was charged as "Support Trump" through Rally, a payment processor used for fundraising solicitations.
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Students are often flooded with as many as 270 electronic solicitations via email, Snapchat and Instagram.
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They're either scams, solicitations or some attempt to steal our money, identity or banking account information.
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But for his 2013 inauguration, donor solicitations obtained by The Associated Press also sought $1 million donations.
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In its recent solicitations, Xcel has gotten more bids for renewables, with more variety, for much cheaper.
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ANNOUNCES CONSENT SOLICITATIONS WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN SERIES OF NOTES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Federal employees have strict restrictions on charitable solicitations, but the provision does not apply to the president.
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Another member of the U.K. Parliament, Peter Bottomley, said he'd received three solicitations from the Trump campaign.
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Windstream also announced debt exchange offers on certain notes and consent solicitations for waiver of the alleged defaults.
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This fall, Homeland Security released two new contract solicitations focused on making airport lines smarter and more complex.
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As online options are vanishing, Rhee says she's received solicitations from services offering to help her get clients.
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But the Army wants solicitations by September 24 — less than a week after it first published its solicitation.
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So he learned to use his adviser as a shield, funneling all the solicitations to him for vetting.
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And much of Trump's online solicitations are merchandise sails, from those iconic "Make America Great Again Hats," for instance.
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Computer-based algorithms can tailor email solicitations for different contribution amounts depending on how much they know about you.
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In fact, new wind projects are beating out fossil projects in competitive solicitations in windier parts of the country.
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But candidates can begin using his name and statement of support, in fund-raising solicitations and other campaign materials.
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Beginning in 28, Aroche began noticing solicitations on the Puebla-state website for hidden cameras and other spying equipment.
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He sued the company for $1,500 — the maximum remedy under a federal law that protects people against unwanted telephone solicitations.
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ZipIt, an app from Childline, gives kids a GIF guide on how to respond to unwanted solicitations for nude images.
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Ms. Gainer says she is regularly asked if she wants to sell her house; her mailbox fills up with solicitations.
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But it's worth noting that the Army wants solicitations by September 24, less than a week after publishing its solicitation.
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The mailings haven't subsided completely, but the flood has slowed from 100 to 200 solicitations a day to about six.
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice, approximately one in seven (13 percent) youth internet users received unwanted sexual solicitations.
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In aggregate, over time, these thousands of solicitations and misdirections have gently but constantly made my inbox a worse place.
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"We have received lots of solicitations, but much of it has been flim-flam, scamming, or otherwise fallen through," said Kelly.
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Its new filing mentions that the California-based business helped bring in millions through mail, internet, phone and in-person solicitations.
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Another fake name, "Emma Smith" — described as a "volunteer coordinator" for one of the PACs — was allegedly used in fundraising solicitations.
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Donations and solicitations quickly poured in for someone to challenge the Maine Republican when she comes up for reelection in 85033.
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Some campaigns are questioning how long they can continue to send email solicitations or run online advertisements without seeming tone-deaf.
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He and others doubt the solicitations will stop — the publishers usually are in other countries, and the business can be lucrative.
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Last spring, the Republican National Committee (RNC) unveiled an ingenious new fundraising technique: mailing solicitations that were disguised as delinquency notices.
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The Negative Watch will be resolved following resolution of the pending litigation and conclusion of the consent solicitations and debt-exchange offers.
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But Diaz's alleged plan soon fell through as authorities learned the threats and Craigslist solicitations allegedly came from Diaz's phone and condo.
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The Clinton campaign acknowledges that Mr. Sanders has excelled at small-donor solicitations, but says the former first lady is catching up.
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According to those sources, most of the contributions came from small donors who gave less than $200 in response to email solicitations.
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That is more solicitations from foreign governments for new or renewed leases in that building than in the previous two years combined.
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It is into this vacuum that OJJDP has stepped with grant solicitations that are beginning to reveal its new and alarming priorities.
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An outside group has made a referral to the Office of Congressional Ethics regarding fund-raising solicitations issued during the sit-in.
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Homes are being inundated with mail solicitations from companies like Marcus, Elevate and Lending Club, hoping to supply personal loans to consumers.
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Americans received 1.2 billion direct-mail credit card solicitations in the second quarter of this year, according to research by Mintel Comperemedia.
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The girls in Ms. Thomas's study felt they had little recourse for dealing with the often hostile barrage of solicitations for pictures.
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It is not correct that someone, in this case a man, thinks that it is acceptable to make these types of solicitations.
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Under SEC rules stemming from the 2012 Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, demo days can be considered "general solicitations" for capital.
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Trump speaks often with RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel about polling, fundraising, social media posts, and performance of email solicitations sent from him.
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Rule 19: Senate GOP defends rebuking Warren with obscure action The party's campaign arms used Warren's comments and McConnell's tactics in fundraising solicitations.
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"I think we're an attractive target for private equity firms, and we do get solicitations, but we've chosen not to sell," said Bradley.
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Federal Business Opportunities is a public website where federal agencies can post solicitations and request for proposals from government contractors and private companies.
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Empty gift cards, bogus charitable solicitations, cyberattacks and thieves who steal packages from your porch aren't necessarily unique to this time of year.
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During the protests, the House Democratic campaign committee sent out several fundraising solicitations, giving the GOP fodder that the move was rooted in politics.
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"It's reasonable to question whether there was at least implicit fundraising solicitations by virtue of his fundraiser being present at these meetings," Fischer said.
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They've upped their estimate thanks to a combination of specific solicitations and long-term targets by state governments in Virginia, New Jersey and elsewhere.
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Its methodology consists of collecting survey responses by publishing targeted online solicitations via advertisements on websites and social media platforms, according to its website.
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" Martin in an email to the Times said FEC regulations "don't speak to how candidates may choose to word particular solicitations to potential contributors.
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Like most modern campaigns, Mr. Sanders and his team relied on widely used digital fund-raising tactics, like sending email solicitations and advertising online.
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Report flat-out scams: Any solicitations that appear to be scams should be reported to a state attorney general or the Federal Trade Commission.
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As a former journalist who went to work at a startup, solicitations for tech industry events show up in my inbox with some frequency.
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And, sure, my inbox is otherwise full of solicitations from various companies to buy their products or use their services or read their content.
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While these solicitations are often well-intended, don't assume your co-workers are going to be as excited for your charity as you are.
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They asked her to share "the determination behind the merits" of the winning projects and provide "clarity" so Minnesota applicants could refine their solicitations.
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The party even sent a cease-and-desist letter to one of the losing contenders, Anedot, instructing it to remove G.O.P. logos from solicitations.
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It's a predictable passage in life: Hit 270, get lots birthday cards with old-age jokes, a mailbox full of AARP solicitations -- and a colonoscopy.
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His mother receives fund-raising solicitations from Mr. Cruz, who calls her son a "Nancy Pelosi liberal," no doubt a preview of things to come.
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AT&T Inc said in March it had blocked 3.5 billion illegal robocalls and was working with regulators to put an end to unwanted solicitations.
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Pension funds can afford to fund their own proxy solicitations for their shareholder proposals, especially considering the topics being voted on in these subsidized votes.
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If you are a donor or even subscribed to any campaign email lists, you've been inundated with solicitations for the last 48 hours or so.
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Any offers, solicitations or offers to buy, or any sales of securities will be made in accordance with the registration requirements of the Securities Act.
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For those on the receiving end of such solicitations, saying no to a skincare regime or even a bracelet can be daunting, particularly among friends.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: So, but if the complaint is about single-bid solicitations and consolidation among contractors, does it get any more scrutiny from an optics standpoint?
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The air will soon be getting frostier, you're beginning to ponder your holiday travel plans, and a pile of charity solicitations is jammed in your mailbox.
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The facts: According to the University of New Hampshire's Youth Internet Safety Study (YISS), reports of unwanted sexual solicitations declined 53 percent between 153 and 2010.
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Her name went out on email solicitations that she was never shown, the person said, including last week when Mr. Trump became the party's presumptive nominee.
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Her campaign said more than $6 million of her $12 million total came from the campaign's digital program, which includes fund-raising efforts like email solicitations.
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But even in the high-pressure world of solicitations, Mr. Hansen and other survivors' experiences with the firm they hired after Orlando stand out as unusual.
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With political campaigns receiving a significant portion of their small-dollar donations from email solicitations, reaching donors is particularly important for Democrats in this election cycle.
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If you continue to receive these solicitations and think that you may, at some point, want to sell the apartment, refer the brokers to your attorney.
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So I'm calling on you to keep your solicitations focused on your good work and how the artist's donation will help you do more of it.
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Companies must get consent before sending auto-dialed, bulk calls and text messages to customers' mobile phones, as required by Federal Communications Commission rules for telephone solicitations.
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It would direct the Securities and Exchange Commission to exempt demo days hosted by colleges, nonprofits and angel investor groups from requirements for general solicitations of capital.
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In my Tinder days, I'd respond to those solicitations with a sign that read "This DJ does not take requests" and would immediately un-match the fool.
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We were seduced to purchase through telephone, radio, newspapers and TV solicitations and then more granularly through targeted marketing using census data correlated with localized survey data.
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Companies have to handle inquiries carefully because of the risk of a hefty criminal fine on top of disgorgement of funds raised through misleading solicitations of investments.
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"In reality, the solicitations are identical, mass produced form letters sent to tens of thousands of recipients throughout the United States every month," the Justice Department said.
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The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officials announced this week that "technology alone would not meet the requirements of the solicitations" in an amended request for proposals.
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"It's pretty tough sledding out there," said Matthew Prince, CEO of CloudFlare, who has rejected weekly solicitations from investment bankers encouraging him to take his company public.
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That way, when the onslaught of solicitations begins, advisers are already in place to respond to them and the prize winner can maintain some measure of privacy.
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Lori Wing-Heier, the director of the Alaska Insurance Division, received complaints from consumers in 2015 about telephone solicitations by a Florida company offering short-term plans.
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As U.S. Census surveys were arriving in the mailboxes of 100 million American households in early 2010, the RNC mailed solicitations that appeared to be Census surveys.
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Operation Troop Aid's founder, 21-year Navy veteran Mark Woods, accepted a ban on serving as an employee or fiduciary of nonprofits, and making solicitations on their behalf.
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The details from Mueller could flesh out Senate proceedings over the President's solicitations of foreign government political help, or add to his alleged obstruction of Congress, Letter said.
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"The environmental left portrays Scott Pruitt as a devil incarnate in their fund-raising solicitations, yet brag about how ineffective he is in dismantling Obama's climate rules," he said.
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"We will be looking carefully at what the outcome of solicitations in Massachusetts and New Jersey and New York is going to be," IHS associate director Max Cohen says.
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He's brought in twice as much from donors giving less than $200, much of it coming from online solicitations, but his late start has put him far behind Clinton.
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Instead, the women were mostly students who considered the defendants' solicitations to film a pornographic video only due to some immediate and pressing financial need, according to court documents.
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Pruitt's staff would later acknowledge privately to us that they had not received a single complaint from any contributor alleging they had been misled by HSUS advertisements or solicitations.
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The court delivered its verdict in Paris on Wednesday, ordering the bank to pay €4.5 billion ($5.1 billion) and finding it guilty of money laundering and illegal client solicitations.
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One male contestant, who asked that I not use his name, told me he'd received multiple solicitations from men for "nether region" pictures since his initial appearance on the show.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Rob Portman (R-Ohio) have all said that Trump's solicitations of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden were inappropriate but not impeachable.
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All requests for technology solutions and solicitations should be made widely available, because encouraging full and open competition is a key element in delivering the best solutions to the warfighter.
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Christie's influence has also been felt in donor solicitations for the transition's funding stream, which is separate from the campaign, including a fundraising briefing that was held in New Jersey.
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In the Queens race, Ms. Cabán has amassed by far the largest number of individual donors — more than 5,000 total and more than 1,100 in Queens — using regular email solicitations.
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Judge Brody had called the hearing in response to news reports, including those in The New York Times, of what she called "purportedly deceptive or misleading solicitations" of former players.
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That will come as a surprise to Maryland, Massachusetts and Connecticut, which have each already announced contracts or solicitations for hundreds of megawatts of wind turbines off the Atlantic coast.
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At another point, Griffith asked if the House really needed McGahn for its current impeachment proceeding, which focuses on the President's solicitations of Ukraine after McGahn left the West Wing.
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If the president supports your stance, your organization can leverage any mention of your cause or policy solution in email solicitations, calls to action, or press releases following the speech.
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In 1947, the two brothers joined Maxwell Sackheim, another mail-order house, which sold cut-rate items from catalogs and solicitations to people on mailing lists bought from research firms.
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Unlike every nominee in recent years, he has not focused on big money donations – most of his money has been raked in from smaller donors through online and direct mail solicitations.
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Any offers, solicitations or offers to buy, or any sales of securities will be made in accordance with the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended ( "Securities Act").
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) to hear from former national security adviser John Bolton in the trial about Trump's solicitations of foreign interference in the 2020 election and withholding of Ukraine aid.
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In the course of his solicitations, Walden has completely ignored the small businesses, rural ISPs, startups, investors, consumer advocates, and average Americans that the net neutrality rules were designed to protect.
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In August America's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ruled that voting recommendations made by the advisers amounted to "solicitations" under proxy rules, a higher regulatory standard than the firms faced before.
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Sophisticated campaigns begin list acquisition as early as possible for a reason: the longer you have an email address, the more email fundraising solicitations you can send them before election day.
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"No, instead they are staging protests, they are trying to get on TV, they are sending out fundraising solicitations like this one," Ryan added, holding up printouts of Democratic fundraising emails.
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While supporters of Mr. Sanders have been exceptionally loyal donors, with the campaign breaking online fund-raising records, some Clinton supporters questioned the Sanders solicitations when his ability to overtake Mrs.
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However, talks with and solicitations of the National Football League Players' Association, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, FIFA, the National Hockey League, and the Department of Defense hadn't produced additional pledges.
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These solicitations are not only potentially damaging to our company, they can also be illegal, putting you and your colleagues/friends at risk for termination or even the possibility of criminal charges.
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They used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use Theranos's blood testing laboratory services despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently, prosecutors had said.
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But as many Facebook users began to tire of endless electronic invitations to play FarmVille and other Zynga games, Facebook made it harder for app makers to broadcast solicitations, hurting Zynga's growth.
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When it came time to make some actual headway on Trump's border wall with Mexico, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued two Border Wall Concept Solicitations.
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The database, along with thousands of pages of emails, solicitations for money and memos on meetings with corporate officials, highlighted Brookings's practice of assuring that donors would see results from their contributions.
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All of this is to say, if you're on any campaign's email list, prepare for one last deluge of fund-raising solicitations for the next few hours — at least until midnight tonight.
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Also banned are: Ads that contain references to political content, including appeals for votes, solicitations of financial support, and advocacy for or against any of the above-listed types of political content.
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Loudest of all are the desperate solicitations – delivered in a tone that always puts me in mind of that poor salesman Gil from The Simpsons – to bet on anything and everything you're seeing.
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The lead plaintiffs are Suzanne Boelter and Josephine James Edwards, who said they received "harassing" junk mail and phone solicitations after subscribing to Country Living and Good Housekeeping, respectively, because of Hearst's conduct.
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The largest recipient of Trump campaign funds was a company called American Made Media Consultants, which was created by the campaign to purchase digital, radio and television advertising, including online fund-raising solicitations.
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Smith was also unable to explain why the pilot program circumvented the procurement process, which usually allows the public to know what new technologies are being sought through the posting of contract solicitations.
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According to a 21 Texas A&M University study, roughly 242 percent of American nonprofit solicitations include these tokens of appreciation — "donor premiums," in fundraising parlance — upfront or as a reward for donating.
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Once someone has made a contribution, the RNC will fine-tune subsequent solicitations, increasing the odds that a donor will give again and again, multiplying the RNC's return on investment in the scam.
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After she culls through them, nixing the ones containing hate speech or needlessly graphic solicitations of sex, she still ends up with enough to post a few at a time until the next call.
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However, the defendants argued that the ads on Backpage were posted by third parties and that the state offered no evidence that the defendants knew ads placed by escort services were solicitations for sex.
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Some posts, he explained, are thinly veiled solicitations for pornography or prostitution, including one message he reported to the police the other day for using what he said was a euphemism for selling sex.
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Prosecutors have said Holmes and Balwani used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use its blood testing laboratory services, despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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That early response happened during a routine round of "solicitations," a comic industry practice where publishers send brief previews of upcoming issues (and sometimes just covers) to retailers and trade publications months in advance.
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Prosecutors said that Holmes and Balwani used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use its blood testing laboratory services despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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Prosecutors had said Holmes and Balwani used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use its blood testing laboratory services despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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Holmes and Balwani are accused of using advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use the company's testing laboratory services even though they knew it could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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Ms. Ginsberg also created a system for sorting and prioritizing the Feldmans' mail: one folder for bills that needed be paid now, a separate folder for statements, a third for charity solicitations and so forth.
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Not only do consultants help raise money through direct mail or internet solicitations but consultants spend money in ways that help campaigns comply with federal rules while signaling to donors the legitimacy of the candidate.
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As for the latest mailer, Campa-Najjar suggested the fundraising solicitations aren't actually about the next election; the two men aren't scheduled to face off on the ballot until California's top-two primary next March.
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First, notice when your mail no longer includes financial statements, such as credit card bills or solicitations and investment account information, said Lili Vasileff, founder and president of Divorce and Money Matters in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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"CBP is aware that (the Government Accountability Office) is currently reviewing bid protests by a vendor that was not selected for further consideration under two solicitations for the design and construction of wall prototypes," Diaz said.
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There are also safety concerns: The academy encourages parents to talk to their children about online safety and safeguarding privacy, ask them to refrain from risky online behavior like sexting and be wary of online solicitations.
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Last week, the FEC put out two proposals, split along party lines, to create news disclosure rules for digital advertising for campaign solicitations; both would establish new and stricter disclaimer regulations for advertisements on the Internet.
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The information included in the returns could be used by unscrupulous individuals for ulterior purposes, ranging from stalking to blackmail, as well as by commercial interests for marketing through unwanted solicitations, robocalls and other unwarranted intrusions.
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The subpoenas issued this week, the people said, sought all communications with the mayor's office and documents regarding solicitations, donors and donations to the Campaign for One New York, a nonprofit group that supported the mayor's agenda.
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So she sent letter after letter to the address on the solicitations, tersely demanding a refund ("of any amount -- even just $59.00 to show good faith") and for Doreen's name to be stripped from the mailing list.
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On the site for Viagra, Pfizer warns that it's "one of the most counterfeited drugs in the world," which seems plausible to anyone who's ever waded through the quagmire of boner pill solicitations in their spam folder.
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Trump in fundraising emails Thursday promised to triple-match his supporters' most recent contributions received through Monday -- and he notably did not include a $2 million cap on that match as he has on solicitations throughout the year.
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"One of the things a good medical school will do for doctors is insulate them from the solicitations they will be exposed to their entire career from the pharmaceutical industry," including companies that market opioid drugs, he said.
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In the second recent case involving Turner, Finra says the brokerage failed to prevent registered reps from making multiple phone solicitations to numbers that were on both the national do-not-call registry and the firm's own list.
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Direct solicitations were mainly by mail and telephone followed by other methods, including mailings with return post cards, return mailings that were designed to topple out of magazines and coupons that were clipped out of newspapers and circulars.
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The consultant, Revolution Messaging, sent out an initial fund-raising email on Saturday, adding to the flood of solicitations for political donations that many New Yorkers are getting from the presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump.
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North American has been churning out envelopes for direct mail solicitations for 40 years, and a sign outside its sandy brick headquarters says "Now Hiring," proclaiming what should be good news for both the city and Mr. Trump.
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Dr. Johnson — a former chief executive officer of First Performance, a card payments company — said students wouldn't be asked to provide a one-time blanket permission to be sent solicitations, but instead would be asked case by case.
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" Montana has not explained why political robocalls are more intrusive than, say, charitable solicitations, which "raises doubts about whether the robocall statute aims to address the problems caused by robocalling or instead to hinder discussion of certain topics.
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Brewer said she never sent the follow-up email to her colleagues because a senior human resources manager told her that would violate a Tesla policy which bars "improper solicitations or distributions" through work devices and communication systems.
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ANNOUNCES CASH TENDER OFFERS AND CONSENT SOLICITATIONS FOR DEBT SECURITIES * TIME WARNER - EACH OFFER AND CONSENT SOLICITATION WILL EXPIRE AT 11:59 P.M. NEW YORK CITY TIME ON JAN 2, 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Some of their ads urged viewers to call a telephone number to vote on who should be Mr. Trump's vice presidential running mate, a technique that is often used to harvest names for future small-dollar fund-raising solicitations.
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At the E.P.A., a former Trump campaign assistant named John Konkus aims to eliminate the "double C-word," meaning "climate change," from the agency's research grant solicitations, and he views every application for research money through a similar lens.
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Sanders charges that the Clinton campaign paid for $7.8 million in direct-mail solicitations and $8.6 million in online ads, using money raised through the Hillary Victory Fund, a joint fundraising committee with the DNC and 32 state committees.
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"Not only do these email solicitations tied directly to official acts reflect poorly on the House of Representatives, the emails are directly contrary to the purposes and prohibitions of the Ethics Rules," Matthew Whitaker, the group's executive director, wrote.
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While direct mail and email solicitations for small contributions can be modestly productive, a raffle or lottery with a small ticket price, such as the one for $5, may potentially generate significant funds if the prize is worth it.
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Terri Butler, a progressive Parliament member in Australia, told The Hill in a telephone interview Friday night that she was surprised to continue receiving fundraising solicitations from the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's campaign at her official government email address.
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A source involved in online fundraising who is not affiliated with a presidential candidate said campaigns typically use what are known as "suppression programs" to ensure their fundraising lists don't contain email addresses that are likely to result in illegal solicitations.
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All of these solicitations violate Facebook's policies, which since January has forbidden the facilitation of private sales of firearms and other weapons, according to Monika Bickert, a former federal prosecutor who is responsible for developing and enforcing the company's content standards.
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Using livestreaming on social media and online solicitations, as well as the information collected at mass rallies, Sanders has shown that the future doesn't have to be about big donors even without a system of public finance being put into place.
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Rupnik believes the hot sex that is rampant in the Goldshire is fine because life is short, and he suggested that the upcoming update will be most effective at stopping "spammers," people who flood chat channels with their solicitations or rage.
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" Enright also called the operation a "fraudulent scheme" that targeted young women who "are mostly students with careers ahead of them who have only even considered Defendants' solicitations to film a pornographic video due to some immediate and pressing financial need.
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The long-time Republican bundler, who has raised money in Florida, Ohio, Los Angeles and in the northeast, said that he is ashamed of his solicitations of cash for Trump, adding that he raised money for him as recently as last week.
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Mr. Trump's campaign apparatus spent nearly $8.2 million through the end of last month, with more than 60 percent of that going toward low-dollar fund-raising tools such as solicitations delivered via social media, email, direct mail and telemarketing, the reports show.
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As we moved forward from the 1970s to the 85033s, public opinion polls, direct mail fundraising solicitations and multimedia advertising, as well as a variety of other new campaign techniques, could all be contracted for by candidates, and easily accounted to the FEC.
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While the solicitations may not bear any fruits for some years to come, the requests from the Department of Defense clearly demonstrate the future direction of America's UAV surveillance program that's as much about intelligence gathering as it is about psychological warfare.
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" Tse's office said that Holmes and Balwani made claims in ads and solicitations to induce doctors and patients to use Theranos' blood-testing, "even though the defendants knew Theranos was not capable of consistently producing accurate and reliable results for certain blood tests.
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As anyone who's jammed yet another stack of return address labels into a drawer or flung a branded tote bag on a heap of other branded tote bags, both direct solicitations and the giveaways they precede or follow have spun out of control.
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The HALOS Act would direct the SEC to revise its rules to clarify that the limits on general solicitations don't apply to business presentations and communications at demo-day events sponsored by certain organizations, such as colleges, nonprofits and angel investor groups.
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Truth be told, that's a lot of work and money to invest into comic books — let alone books with no guarantee, due to the limitations of solicitations system, that they'll be great or have staying power — but it's the nature of the industry.
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While it's unclear how much the ban might affect the group, as it applies to O'Keefe personally and not the organization, the Post noted that O'Keefe is in charge of the group's fundraising and has signed email solicitations as the public face of the group.
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Another Democratic member said in a text message Wednesday that the event was "more or less" what he expected, and was pleased to hear Mueller say that any campaign should report foreign solicitations to the FBI, a brief but rare diversion from the special counsel's report.
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In two new fundraising solicitations sent to supporters over the weekend, Trump—who pledged during the primaries to self-fund his campaign, but reneged on that promise after securing the GOP nomination—said that his campaign goal had already met a first match goal of $1 million.
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"The public record thus far strongly suggests that Cohen made specific solicitations to companies who had business pending before the Trump administration, proposing that he could best assist in the pursuit of their interests, which could well constitute lobbying activity," Public Citizen wrote in its complaint.
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"Thousands of donors believed their hard-earned money was being used to support the causes described in solicitations, but in reality, the scam PACs had no operations beyond the fundraising itself, and no funds were used to support candidates," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said in a statement.
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ANNOUNCES EXTENSION OF EARLY TENDER DEADLINE FOR CASH TENDER OFFERS AND CONSENT SOLICITATIONS * TIME WARNER-DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 12:00 P.M. , NYC TIME, ON DEC 21, 2017 FOR OFFERS TO PURCHASE OUTSTANDING DEBT SECURITIES OF TIME WARNER, HISTORIC TW Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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While America's most expensive surveillance drone, the Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk, can stay aloft for 32 hours, the Pentagon is looking for a drone that can fly nonstop for a week or more at a time, if two recently submitted solicitations are to go by.
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A message posted on the website for the DOJ's National Institute of Justice (NIJ) states that funding for the Comprehensive School Safety Initiative (CSSI) and Research and Evaluation of Technologies to Improve School Safety solicitations was reapportioned under the recently-passed Stop School Violence Act of 2018.
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Uber received an email last year from an anonymous person demanding money in exchange for user data, and the message was forwarded to the company's bug bounty team in what was described as Uber's routine practice for such solicitations, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
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This year most of the guidelines are familiar: Give to a cause you really care about; be wary of solicitations by phone and email; check out the charity with a service like Charity Navigator or Guidestar; keep records so you can get the tax deduction you're due come April.
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Key quote: "The public record thus far strongly suggests that Cohen made specific solicitations to companies who had business pending before the Trump administration, proposing that he could best assist in the pursuit of their interests, which could well constitute lobbying activity," Public Citizen wrote in its complaint.
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The responses to that ad were a small, shocking view into what I can only imagine it's like to be a woman on the internet––the original story, again, not asking for solicitations and graphic photos from strangers in the slightest, but yet, they came and it was torrential.
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The Pitre car dealership in New Mexico agreed in 2014 to pay $2 million to over 50 men who were subjected to frequent solicitations for oral sex, and regular touching, grabbing, and biting of their buttocks and genitals by male managers, and some victims received death threats when they complained.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE has reportedly met with several Democrats considering presidential bids in 2020 amid private solicitations for her support from aspiring nominees.
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Mr. Trump has headlined big-ticket fund-raisers with major donors, while the campaign also has raised almost $7 million from small donors, partly through an email program with solicitations pegged to news events like Mr. Trump's feud with National Football League players over their protests during the national anthem.
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"Through interviews, research and solicitations for information in support of investigative and other requirements we have accumulated a set of data which represents our best, most authoritative capture of encounters initiated by Edward Snowden which may have some bearing on the investigation, media disclosures or his claims," the apology explained.
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For one thing, her campaign's "call script" (the prepared text for phone solicitations) asked Iowans if the location of their polling site was "close enough to walk" or if they would "have to drive," and included information about when the caucus location opened and closed, effectively prompting them to devise a voting plan.
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Before 20063, as the firm recounted in a brief to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Bevan would submit public records requests to the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation to obtain claimants' contact information and would then send direct mail solicitations and advertisements to those claimants, urging them to hire the firm.
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However, Judge Beryl Howell's August ruling appears to leave avenues for the groups to raise money without disclosing donors -- such as making vague solicitations that aren't linked to attempts to elect or defeat specific candidates, or avoiding "express advocacy," to instead spend money on issue ads that still aim to steer voters.
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Foreign members of parliament from the United Kingdom and Australia confirmed to The Hill that they received fundraising solicitations from the Trump campaign as recently as July 12 — two weeks after a widely publicized Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaint issued on June 29 by nonpartisan watchdogs Democracy 85033 and the Campaign Legal Center.
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Mr. Dekker, 54, a resident of Langbroek, a town in the Utrecht province of the Netherlands, sent fraudulent solicitations to thousands of older adults in Brooklyn and elsewhere, saying they could claim various prizes if they mailed cash fees of $15 to $55 to his two companies, Trends Service in Kommunikatie and Kommunikatie Service Buitenland, prosecutors said.
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You'll also be able to access these one-tap ratings from a number of places, including the "Your Orders" page on Amazon where you can tap the "Write a Review" button; by going to a product page directly; or by responding to solicitations sent to you from Amazon or those that appear on the homepage when you log in.
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They need to be able to design projects that appropriately allocate project risks to each partner, write solicitations so that bids maximize value for money, negotiate contract details that optimize public value, require and monitor key performance indicators to keep project performance on track, and provide an exit strategy that protects taxpayers if the partnership fails.
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Before the hearing, the judge said lawyers who represented the retired players in their settlement with the N.F.L. could now request documents from any person or company "who has sent purportedly deceptive or misleading solicitations" to former players, as well as review contracts or retainers signed by former players and any referral agreements related to former players.
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Other amendments seek to crack down on so-called "one-ring" scams—whereby victims are tricked into calling back intentional numbers that result in significant charges—and create an interagency working group between the FCC and Attorney General's office to study enforcement of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the principal U.S. law restricting the activities of telemarketers and other telephone solicitations.
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You further agree that you will not (i) publish falsehoods or misrepresentations that could damage Sponsor or any third party; (ii) submit material that is unlawful, obscene, defamatory, libelous, threatening, pornographic, harassing, hateful, racially or ethnically offensive, or encourages conduct that would be considered a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability, violate any law, or is otherwise inappropriate; (iii) post advertisements or solicitations of business; or (iv) impersonate another person.
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Some common suggestions include simpler and more open-access grid-interconnection standards, more transparent common standards for estimating the value of DERs' various benefits, more participation for DERs in utility solicitations, and better mechanisms for compensating DER owners for power, like feed-in tariffs Also, everyone wants to boost funding for California's Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP), which is currently authorized to spend $830 million on DERs over the next five years (75 percent of it on behind-the-meter storage).
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It said that the policy would remain in place because of the revulsion of other employees by homosexual conduct and the consequent disruption of service efficiency, the apprehension caused other employees of homosexual advances, solicitations or assaults, the unavoidable subjection of the sexual deviate to erotic stimulation through on-the-job use of the common toilet, shower and living facilities, the offense to members of the public who are required to deal with a known or admitted sexual deviate to transact Government business, the hazard that the prestige and authority of a Government position will be used to foster homosexual activity, particularly among the youth, and the use of Government funds and authority in furtherance of conduct offensive both to the mores and the law of our society.
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