The company says daily suspensions are up 80 percent "Daily suspensions are up over 80 percent since last year, with spikes in suspensions immediately following terrorist attacks," the company wrote.
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The suspensions, just as we've seen with other recent Twitter suspensions, provoked backlash, prompting the circulation of the #FreeFader hashtag.
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The new rules are meant to "curb stock suspensions at will and to regulate suspensions", the Shanghai Stock Exchange said in its announcement.
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MSCI's Chia said that suspensions last for a day at most in most global markets, whereas in China, suspensions can go on for months.
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Data for black female student suspensions showed a similar pattern, with the group representing 8 percent of all female students but 14 percent of suspensions.
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In an additional statement given to The Verge, a Facebook spokesperson outlined further information regarding the suspensions: Yes, the suspensions have been on a rolling basis.
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Daily suspensions for violating Twitter's prohibition on terrorism are up over 80 percent since last year, with spikes in suspensions immediately following terrorist attacks, the company said.
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A player is suspended for one game after his 10th fighting penalty, with one-game suspensions for each fighting major up to 13 and two-game suspensions after 14.
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The Education Department said on Thursday that those suspensions had dropped 81 percent from July to December, making it the biggest single contributor to the drop in suspensions over all.
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Between 1999 and 2009, the number of student suspensions in New York nearly doubled, according to the New York Civil Liberties Union, reaching about 450,000 suspensions over the course of the decade.
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Black male students faced a notable gap for out-of-school suspensions, with the demographic making up 8 percent of overall male enrollment but accounting for 85033 percent of all reported suspensions.
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In May last year, both the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges tightened rules on share suspensions by listed companies, requiring them to disclose more details and to shorten the length of suspensions.
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Both Reyes and Chapman agreed not to appeal the suspensions.
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The company is notoriously opaque with its policies on suspensions.
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I deal with school issues, fighting, suspensions and expulsions. Everything.
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The flight suspensions come as the virus continues to spread.
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Embarrassed Chinese regulators are also moving to discourage whimsical suspensions.
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Suspensions have cost him 56 out of 96 possible games.
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The suspensions for Keller and Anderson are delayed pending appeals.
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That's why some people may be experiencing suspensions or locks.
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Le'Veon Bell has missed a lot of games to suspensions.
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Suspensions have cost him 218 out of 212 possible games.
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Company spokespeople would not elaborate on what motivated the suspensions.
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That's why some people may be experiencing suspensions or locks.
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He added that financial penalties and suspensions were also possible.
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And so, back then, suspensions and arrests began to soar.
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Russian sports authorities have vowed to appeal against the suspensions.
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We are hearing all sorts of news about flight suspensions.
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It led to ejections and the threat of suspensions. Remember?
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What are your thoughts on using suspensions to discipline students?
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Some who refused were threatened with disciplinary action, including suspensions.
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He has racked up impressive totals of fines and suspensions.
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Then on Wednesday, Syverud announced the suspensions would be lifted.
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Across the board, the suspensions are firmer than the GLA's.
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The day after the suspensions, Eaton's Twitter account was deleted.
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The lawsuit and suspensions were first reported by Bloomberg News.
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The government appealed and the suspensions were lifted on Friday.
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It wouldn't explain what these people had done wrong to deserve suspensions, and it wouldn't explain if their suspensions were to be seen as the start of a new speech policy on the service.
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Total suspensions related to violence and terror are now at 360,000 since the middle of 2015, with daily suspensions up 80 percent since last year, Twitter said, thanks in part to proprietary "spam-fighting" tools.
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Though suspensions have plummeted by about 30 percent since Mr. de Blasio took office, 46 percent of total suspensions last year were issued to black students, who make up 26 percent of the school system.
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Global Ferronickel is not among companies facing mine closures or suspensions.
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Sanchez (four games) and Romine (two) are appealing their suspensions. 2.
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Stordy said the suspensions applied to two processing plants in Quebec.
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Suspensions of mainland shares in Hong Kong have already caused problems.
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ANA's reductions and suspensions are slated to continue until Mar. 28.
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Bridges creak and potholed roads challenge even the best-engineered suspensions.
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Other companies have faced major fines and suspensions in the past.
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He's also been given temporary suspensions from both Twitch and Twitter.
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All three of Gregory's suspensions have come in the past year.
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Those operating commercial vehicles may face criminal penalties and license suspensions.
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The root causes of suspensions and expulsions of early learners vary.
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Suspensions at the preschool level are the tip of the iceberg.
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That damage ranged from punctures, via bent wheels, to broken suspensions.
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This recent influx of suspensions and removals is a slippery slope.
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That's when he started thinking about how to re-work suspensions.
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At the height of the opioid epidemic, inexplicably, [suspensions] slowed down.
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"Without announcing provisional suspensions, there's mystery, and there's supposition," Haggerty said.
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Counties like Miami-Dade in Florida haven't issued specific eviction suspensions.
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Nearly half of those suspensions were still unresolved a year later.
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But she insisted that he did not deserve all his suspensions.
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German automakers will gladly sell you power and well-tuned suspensions.
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Reportedly, players will face heavy fines and suspensions over the altercation.
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Teammates left the bench, leading to six ejections (and subsequent suspensions).
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She had the hallway fights, suspensions and detention to prove it.
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Two players "directly involved in the incident" received three-game suspensions.
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Additionally, the agency found that school suspensions began to fall the year before the Obama administration urged schools to move away from the overuse of such measures, undermining claims that the guidance forced schools to cut suspensions.
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During the Obama administration, in response to racial disparities in the rate of school suspensions and other disciplinary actions, the Department of Education sent a directive to all public schools that they must reduce black students' suspensions.
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The cars come with V6 engines, automatic transmission and sport-tuned suspensions.
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That’s why some people may be experiencing suspensions or locks.
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The suspensions were followed by three resignations from Ayo Technology Solutions' board.
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To date, NHTSA has not identified any safety issue with Tesla's suspensions.
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"The number of [A share] suspensions hasn't gone down significantly," he said.
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Meanwhile, though with occasional suspensions, the government started encouraging mobile payment development.
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But there haven't been any high-profile suspensions in India so far.
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He has 542 career penalty minutes and three suspensions in recent seasons.
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The suspensions Commissioner Peter Ueberroth announced that day were far from absolute.
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The sources said they didn't know how long the suspensions will last.
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These investigations can result in corrective actions including Requester warnings or suspensions.
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He called the suspensions a coordinated attack against users with certain viewpoints.
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Even today, not all of these funds have lifted their trading suspensions.
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Athletes who test positive for a banned drug face fines and suspensions.
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But we've had a lot less suspensions for bullying at our school.
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Schools are under tremendous pressure to reduce suspensions and expulsions, she said.
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These suspensions violate principles of administrative law and rational government decision-making.
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The trading suspensions allow them to sell properties in an orderly manner.
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Loomer, like any other user, has the ability to appeal permanent suspensions.
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A government team that reviewed the audit recommended only suspensions and fines.
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It is not immediately clear how long the new suspensions will last.
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The one-day suspensions were dealt quietly, and the graffiti quickly vanished.
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The other eight received suspensions ranging from one quarter to eight quarters.
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Roughly 20173,000 suspensions were issued to residents of the borough in 2016.
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Some have announced suspensions in production following government-imposed restrictions on movement.
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So suspensions and community service, everyone agreed, would be the effective punishment.
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BMW fundamentally changed the way cars performed with firm but comfortable suspensions.
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The department announced on Friday that three officers would receive unpaid suspensions.
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Yet, out of 53 suspensions last year, 40 were for vaping devices.
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In the past, Goodell has reduced suspensions when players have admitted fault.
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However, the van has air suspensions that also keep the drive steady.
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None of those players have appeared in the majors since their suspensions.
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License suspensions are not exclusive to drug offenses or even driving offenses.
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But suspensions typically last only a few days, without major political implications.
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The USPS listed the service suspensions by ZIP Code on their website.
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"The suspensions depicted on a public personnel record are disciplinary suspensions, meaning the employee was determined to have committed a violation of policy," Christina Hallingse, a spokeswoman for the Asheville Police Department, said in an email on Sunday.
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Can Twitter ever make up for its already spotty record for account suspensions?
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"Some of those mine suspensions will be lifted soon," one commodity trader said.
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Bibeau said she did not know when the pork permit suspensions took effect.
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Further investigations led to the sacking, suspensions and transfers of 100 immigration personnel.
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David Simon talks to the creator of Godwin's law about his Twitter suspensions.
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Bookies have cut in-play market suspensions down to less than a minute.
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Other players and NFL execs have faced suspensions for DUIs in the past.
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The suspensions will remain in force until the cases are heard in September.
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The two also agreed to suspensions from working on SEC-related accounting matters.
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War on democracy Magufuli has overseen numerous closures and suspensions of media outlets.
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The sources said they did not know how long the suspensions will last.
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About half of those suspensions, including the most recent one, involved parking violations.
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A decline in suspensions does not necessarily indicate that students are better behaved.
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Lawmakers across the country should work to eliminate wealth-based driver's license suspensions.
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But for defendants who have accumulated multiple suspensions, such debts may be insurmountable.
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These acts and others frequently resulted in fines or suspensions of short duration.
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The fight led to suspensions or fines for 16 Dodgers players and coaches.
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Unfortunately, the suspension of critical thinking ended as such suspensions usually do — badly.
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The team's office suffered multiple suspensions and fines, but no players were suspended.
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The company announced the suspensions in a Twitter Safety blog post on Friday.
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Weddle is a solid replacement for Hill, who plays good football between suspensions.
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They need to be light, reliable, and above all else, come with killer suspensions.
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The panel had recommended only fines and suspensions, sources told Reuters, but on Feb.
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There have been calls for stiffer suspensions for pitchers who throw at batters intentionally.
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The high number of voluntary suspensions also need to be brought down, Briand added.
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The range of offences that would qualify for one-strike suspensions would be broadened.
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Joe Torre, chief baseball officer for Major League Baseball, announced the suspensions on Friday.
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In phage-free suspensions, by contrast, they held out for more than four hours.
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It was not immediately known if the officers had served their suspensions, Giancamilli said.
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Penalties include fines and even suspensions ranging from two games to a full season.
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Local news outlets say Rojas has a history of DWI arrests and license suspensions.
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African American students receive longer suspensions for less serious behavior than their white peers.
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Policies regarding player suspensions for illegal drugs use will also be made more transparent.
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And to be sure, many people in weight lifting have applauded the mass suspensions.
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The school has not given a specific reason for the suspensions, citing privacy laws.
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And she discouraged judges from using license suspensions as a punishment for missed payments.
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"The numbers show suspensions are down, the numbers show incidents are down," he said.
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Steve Bullock of Montana signed a bill to eliminate wealth-based driver's license suspensions.
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Mr. de Blasio has learned that total bans on suspensions and arrests are unpopular.
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The conference tournament cancellations and global sports suspensions appear to have tipped the scales.
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Flight cancellations and route suspensions have more to do with economics that epidemics, though.
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China faced mounting isolation amid increasing global travel curbs and flight suspensions on Saturday.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Minnesota Football Players Pledge Boycott Over Teammates' Suspensions," Dec.
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Several then announced outright suspensions shortly before the Trump administration announced stringent travel restrictions.
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Scopolamine cases have resulted in disqualifications, purse reimbursements, fines and suspensions over the decades.
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This is nonsensical: the North Atlantic Treaty offers no mechanism for suspensions or expulsions.
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The referees reported both players for "aggression," which could have led to yearlong suspensions.
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Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo and Brandon Ingram are sure to be socked with suspensions.
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The suspensions of the L and M trains are a sort of pilot for this.
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At the time, Coach Tracy Claeys said the suspensions were for violation of team rules.
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The targets of the latest mass suspensions appear to be primarily bots and spam accounts.
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It is also broadening the range of offences that will qualify for one-strike suspensions.
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Bullies are rarely punished: in 2014 there were 188,057 reported cases and just two suspensions.
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Among the suspensions were two for "fighting with injury," according to documents provided to CNN.
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Curling suspensions for leaving the stones in the shape of a dick on the ice?
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Account suspensions have surged this year as Amazon cracks down on a growing counterfeiting problem.
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The Congress voted to continue the suspensions of Kuwait and Benin over the same principle.
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For example, countries that failed to submit National Ivory Action Plans were issued with suspensions.
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Florida played without about 221 percent of its scholarship players because of injuries or suspensions.
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After about an hour of suspensions, the BBC reports, things were back up and running.
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Cunningham told the Sun-Times that both Victoria and Eckhardt had appealed their permit suspensions.
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The decision opened the floodgates to a wave of suspensions that continued throughout the day.
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Police said Distasio has an "extensive" driving record with at least 40 suspensions or revocations.
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The city has one of the highest racial discrepancies in school suspensions in the country.
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A mining industry group has said the closures and suspensions would affect 1.2 million people.
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All agreed to penalties and suspensions from doing any accounting work relating to SEC matters.
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Under the settlement, both agreed to suspensions from working as accountants in SEC-related matters.
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"Never again should suspensions be meted out on the basis of unseen audits," Dominguez said.
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Between 2628 and 28503, suspensions declined by 22019 percent and expulsions dropped by 40 percent.
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Pakistan has weathered previous U.S. aid suspensions, and this time around should be no different.
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Jaylon would cycle through two schools, receive 30 suspensions and rack up 70 unexcused absences.
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The suspensions of Mladenovic and Garcia, who are doubles partners, came just before the Open.
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Tormented by bullies, he later got into fights that led to at least three suspensions.
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The Gephardt House rule lasted, with some suspensions and repeals along the way, through 2011.
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According to Silver, punishments for tampering can include suspensions, fines, and loss of draft picks.
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Employees involved usually retired before they could be punished, or were punished with short suspensions.
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And for what it's worth, Thompson says she's had zero suspensions since the room's creation.
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Uncle Spliffy, a nickname bestowed on him after one of his suspensions, seemed just right.
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Credit Suisse analysts said that the suspensions could help Swedbank in any discussions with authorities.
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However, 97 percent of those suspensions were proactively flagged thanks to PhotoDNA and other technologies.
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Despite the citywide decrease in suspensions, much of the Bronx moved in the other direction.
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Domestic flights had previously been suspended with international flight suspensions taking effect on March 26.
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Teachers who sought suspensions or expulsions of minority students were painted as racists, conservatives maintained.
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They're considered "colloidal suspensions," materials with properties of more than one state of matter. Dude.
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It's unclear whether these temporary suspensions are only with RewardStyle or impact all affiliate programs.
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On Tuesday, announcements of buyback suspensions came from companies including Intel Corp and Chevron Corp.
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But his tough, sometimes brazen riding style earned him many suspensions, totaling several hundred days.
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Testing for THC will also be limited; players who test positive would avoid game suspensions.
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The organisation could face hundreds of disputes if it imposed rigid suspensions on all Russians.
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Cases that come before the board include suspensions longer than two weeks, demotions and firings.
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The other two officers, Edward Nero and Garrett Miller, face five-day suspensions without pay.
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Sonnen missed chunks of this decade due to suspensions for positive tests for banned substances.
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Due to injuries and suspensions, Jordan barely has enough players to make out a rotation.
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The Anchorage School District claims all three students will return to the school following their suspensions.
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New York (CNN Business)Ford is recalling 1.2 million Explorers over a problem with their suspensions.
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Meanwhile, alt-right supporters have taken to other online venues to express anger over the suspensions.
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We also now limit account functionality or place suspensions on thousands more abusive accounts each day.
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The suspensions were the first stemming from the Flint emergency, but not the first personnel changes.
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School officials have told reporters the mindful moment room has helped reduce the number of suspensions.
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There were also the confusing suspensions and reinstatements of white supremacists David Duke and Richard Spencer.
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Blacks also make up 42 percent of students who receive multiple out-of-school suspensions nationwide.
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Suspensions aren't listed publicly, however, and apps may be suspended and reinstated without any user notification.
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In 2004, the city's school issued more than 26,153 suspensions in a school district of 88,000.
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The suspensions were also significantly shorter, and graduation rates went up, particularly for young black men.
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Lawmakers in California this summer passed a bill ending driver's license suspensions for unpaid court debt.
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The team had threatened to skip the December 27 game unless the 10 suspensions were overturned.
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Owners can deep dive into all types of brakes and adjustable suspensions and various engineering esoterica.
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Now it claims those changing are generating real results, including more warnings and suspensions for users.
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Those suspensions left seven LNG tankers stuck in the Gulf of Mexico, according to Refinitiv's map.
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As Reuters points out, in the first half of 2016, there were 63,000 suspensions a month.
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" White says both guys could be hit with suspensions and community service -- "It's gonna be ugly.
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He dialed back the rhetoric slightly Monday — but still called for suspensions for players who protest.
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China announced Sunday that it will extend tariff suspensions on U.S. cars and parts, Reuters reported.
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John Kasich's campaign suspensions, and the two held after that, portends a Trump nomination in Cleveland.
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Ms. Hegazy ordered the women to go on a diet during their suspensions, Al-Ahram said.
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About a quarter of the lab suspensions published on WADA's website have taken place in 2016.
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The suspensions have fueled fears among Googlers that management is retaliating against employees, according to Bloomberg.
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But research shows that schools with higher rates of suspensions and expulsions are not necessarily safer.
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A mining industry group has said the mining closures and suspensions would affect 1.2 million people.
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Kravtsov said the federation had evidence to prove it and would be appealing its athletes' suspensions.
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Tying can be erotic, about interesting knots and suspensions, sexual or about athletic prowess said Barkas.
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Any other year, Tomashova and Kostetskaya would be eligible to compete, having served their respective suspensions.
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But a bipartisan effort is growing to end the fundamentally unjust practice of wealth-based suspensions.
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In addition, it's likely that the maximum amount of time for suspensions will be sharply reduced.
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These suspensions represent $190 billion of buybacks, or nearly 25% of the total from last year.
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Randy Orton is Randy Orton, and his suspensions never prevented him from getting titles or pushes.
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"There will be no club fines or suspensions or any sort of repercussions," Johnson told Newsday.
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Suspensions have traditionally focused on stock markets as that is where small investors are most exposed.
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In a slight move toward more transparency, the Tour will start reporting suspensions for substance abuse.
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Several of them told me they would like to see career suspensions for first doping offenses.
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There were runners in London last weekend who had served doping suspensions and returned to competition.
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Two other provinces, Henan and Inner Mongolia, also imposed suspensions on the trade this past week.
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Criticism of the policy swelled on Twitter as several users said they also received monetization suspensions.
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Delta Air Lines accelerated earlier anounced suspensions: the last China-bound flights will leave on Feb.
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Cases involving the substance have resulted in disqualifications, purse reimbursements, fines and suspensions over the decades.
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Two more suspensions are expected, according to a senior city official with knowledge of the matter.
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Rather than deter bad behavior, suspensions are likely to worsen it by alienating students from school.
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Because World Cup qualifying games are scattered over a long period, extended suspensions are particularly painful.
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Suspensions of professional athletes have become more commonplace as drug testing and P.E.D. investigations have expanded.
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We also want to address the unjust suspensions and other concerns in this closed door meeting.
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A school district in Texas threatened students with three-day suspensions if they participated in walkouts.
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The de Blasio administration has taken a gentle approach to school discipline, encouraging practices that emphasize relationships and communication over more punitive measures, and during Mayor Bill de Blasio's tenure, data on school safety and suspensions show that crime and suspensions in the schools have fallen.
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Britain's fund trade body reiterated on Wednesday that the funds need to review their suspensions every month.
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FMF president Decio de Maria said America and Toluca could not appeal in Mexico against the suspensions.
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Other cases remain hidden because incidents that do not result in suspensions are sealed under Texas law.
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Neither before nor after this information was provided has NHTSA identified any safety issue with Tesla's suspensions.
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He also notes that a government team that reviewed the audits recommended fines or suspensions, not closures.
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The Performance team, which handles suspensions, has no phone number; there's no one to ask for clarification.
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Fund suspensions aim to avert this scenario by giving the asset managers more time to sell property.
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The company also noted that suspensions tend to spike in the days immediately following major terror attacks.
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Some have reported the suspensions have immediately followed a prompt to add their birthdate to their profile.
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The HKEX is also looking to toughen its stance on companies with long trading suspensions, he added.
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The group is trying to determine through its information request whether the suspensions triggered the ICE detentions.
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The rate of suspensions for May and June is reportedly twice the company's October 2017 suspension rate.
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SUSPENSIONS MOUNTING Democratic U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein urged the FAA to ground Boeing's 7377 MAX 7373 fleet.
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For instance, its coil-sprung suspensions did away with the clunky torsion bars of the previous generation.
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Competition models take things a step further, with tweaked suspensions and upgraded engines that provide maximum performance.
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This week in 24 an unusual pair of suspensions were handed out by NL president Ford Frick.
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The suspensions have limited Jordan to 26 games, in which he has 46 tackles and three sacks.
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Ten fraternities affiliated with the council were already facing elevated scrutiny from the university before the suspensions.
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Byrd, Meija and the Yankees star Alex Rodriguez are the only players to receive 162-game suspensions.
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For example, in Colorado, drug-related expulsions and suspensions from schools have gone down in recent years.
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Gordon has missed more games than he has played in the last four seasons because of suspensions.
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For example, New York City has issued two discipline reforms aimed to reduce student suspensions since 85033.
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Quinn reported that Cano tested positive before the season, appealed the suspensions and subsequently dropped the appeal.
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The resulting ordeal included lawsuits, fines, suspensions, and eventually a forced trade to sort it all out.
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This year it stopped providing reporters with notification of suspensions and other significant disciplinary actions against officers.
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In contrast, suspensions often push students to drop out and do little to address causes of violence.
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Also among the players receiving suspensions was Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez who received a four-game ban.
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Related suspensions and appeals consumed much of his second season, and a small portion of his third.
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None of the biggest suspensions ever involved guys in the squeaky clean babyface category, excepting Rey Mysterio.
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"We do not support, in any way, license suspensions for anything unrelated to dangerous driving," he said.
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In 2013, after two suspensions for violating Major League Baseball's drug policy, Mr. Ramirez came to Taiwan.
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House Democrats also attacked the secretary for not providing race and ethnicity data on suspensions in schools.
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The city spends $47 million a year to drive down suspensions and test new restorative discipline practices.
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The group added further suspensions or reductions of certain operations were planned from March 2100 to 240.
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The Yankees, of course, want Manfred to issue suspensions, significant fines and the loss of draft picks.
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UNITED SAYS SUSPENSIONS INCLUDE FLIGHTS BETWEEN ITS HUB CITIES AND BEIJING, CHENGDU AND SHANGHAI THROUGH MARCH 28
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Gordon is serving the latest in a series of suspensions for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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The possibility of an extension on tariff suspensions on $34 billion of Chinese goods also fuelled optimism.
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Some of the suspensions are permanent while others will have to be verified before regaining posting access.
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The suspensions were removed when ITT addressed the VA's compliance concerns, although the SEC lawsuit is ongoing.
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Shortly after M.L.B. announced the suspensions on Monday, the Astros owner Jim Crane fired Hinch and Luhnow.
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She suggests affected businesses appeal their account suspensions or deletions to Facebook and press for more information.
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What's different about this incident is Twitch's three strikes rule: after two suspensions, the third is permanent.
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Such suspensions are seen by China as the only possibility of bringing Pyongyang to the negotiating table.
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An additional 210 players tested positive for banned substances, reportedly marijuana, which under university rules merited suspensions.
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The three players who received higher suspensions faced criminal charges, while Germán has not yet been charged.
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There will be stricter requirements for information disclosure related to share trade suspensions and resumption, the regulator said.
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Electric car maker Tesla Motors on Friday denied allegations that there are safety problems with its vehicle suspensions.
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Grasso, who appealed the suspensions, claims Twitter has not pointed to any specific action that prompted the ban.
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Multiple violations of the new policy regarding religious groups after Tuesday may result in suspensions or outright bans.
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So far, it has resulted in temporary shadow bans and more suspensions for users that attack verified accounts.
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But domestic violence suspensions stand during appeal, taking away any incentive for players to drag out the process.
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The total number of app suspensions has reached 400, twice the number we last heard Facebook announce publicly.
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The Florida-based company already sells several Mustang models, each with all-new bodywork, drivetrains, suspensions and engines.
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Typical violations result in disciplinary action -- including suspensions, fines, demotions, duty restrictions, or, in especially serious cases, termination.
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Twitch's broadcast policies state that account suspensions are usually temporary and can last between one and 30 days.
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In the past few years many of the largest school districts have revised their policies to reduce suspensions.
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King has been an outspoken critic of athletes who serve doping suspensions, even those on her own team.
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Her ruling could have wider implications for dozens of other states, since more than 40 allow similar suspensions.
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Twitter claims this uptick in account suspensions and limitations is changing the behavior of its most contentious users.
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To solve issues of targeted discipline, the National Women's Law Center recommends banning all suspensions in early grades.
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Suspensions have also increased among companies with larger capitalizations as Beijing steps up consolidation of state-owned enterprises.
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The suspensions take effect from the close of trading on Monday, CME said in a notice to customers.
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As we previously reported, both Conor and Khabib were just hit with 6-month suspensions for the melee.
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Efimova, who has served two doping suspensions, succeeded in an appeal last week against being banned from Rio.
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The suspensions also come after Trump's controversial decision to appoint Steve Bannon as chief strategist in his administration.
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The revaluation illustrates the impact on investors of China's lengthy trading suspensions - a major concern of foreign investors.
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Special education students are left to fend for themselvesNathan Whitehead is one of those students experiencing frequent suspensions.
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Twitter has steeply increased the number of suspensions it's dolling out amid criticism over harassment and fake accounts.
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MLB suspensions are honored by affiliated leagues in other countries, such as in Japan, South Korea and Mexico.
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For all the arrests, suspensions and expulsions that he had observed, "school safety did not improve," he said.
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But in 2860, there were relatively few actions taken: 2713 fines, 8603 revocations, 2860 suspensions and 2290 reprimand.
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He said the suspensions would be in effect until the companies complied with conditions set by the agency.
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By 2015, in New York City, repeat low-level infractions — cursing, for example — no longer qualified for suspensions.
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Since our initial suspensions last Tuesday, we have continued our investigation, further building our understanding of these networks.
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" Twitter brags that three quarters of those suspensions were triggered by its own "internal, proprietary spam-fighting tools.
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When the news of Canó's suspension broke, the predictable whirlpool of reactions to PED suspensions began to swirl.
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" Asked whether he thinks issuing suspensions could prompt players to transfer, Richt said, "You can't worry about that.
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The Russian Skating Federation said it would appeal the speedskaters' suspensions at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Suspensions and expulsions are also linked to the disproportionate numbers of minority students in the criminal justice system.
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The company typically issues temporary suspensions, like the one Mr. Jones received last month, before enacting a ban.
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Kraft Heinz said in a statement the suspensions occurred despite the fact that it had consulted with Twitter.
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The N.F.L. is allowed to consider past actions when determining suspensions, and certainly did so in this case.
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He also had a long record of official misconduct, including suspensions, letters of reprimand and threats of termination.
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Education undersecretary Juan Vargas said those affected by the suspensions would be able to complete the test later.
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The NFL has firm rules regarding banned substances, with players regularly receiving suspensions for marijuana and alcohol violations.
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Suspensions have also increased among companies with larger capitalisations as Beijing steps up consolidation of state-owned enterprises.
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And lately casual sports fans have been hearing about U.F.C. largely in connection with fight cancellations or suspensions.
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Many of these posts are still live as of press time, but some users have already reported suspensions.
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In all, the House has taken up 51 bills, resolutions, and suspensions since January — 49 of which they've passed.
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We still haven't heard from Twitter about the suspensions but will update this post as soon as we do.
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Brown wasn&apost charged with anything and three officers were disciplined, with suspensions ranging from two to 15 days.
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The company has a number of tips for avoiding suspensions and bans and for otherwise not being a jerk.
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The companies have faced backlash over their suspensions of accounts from conservatives, who accuse them of censorship and bias.
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Loomer is currently under a seven-day suspension on Twitter, the Hill noted in its post about Medium's suspensions.
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Slaughterhouses still needed to have plant-specific suspensions lifted before they could export to China, the industry association added.
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The new suspensions announced on Friday follow several other recent measures aimed at complicating travel to and within Cuba.
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In the case of Uber's temporary suspensions, then, there is no reason to expect a deviation from the norm.
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Suspensions can be tied to slow delivery times, alleged rights infringements or selling potentially unsafe products or expired items.
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Zinc ended up 1.9 percent at $2,882 on expectations the closure and suspensions of big mines will create shortages.
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Today we learned that Twitter has added an additional 235,000 suspensions, bringing their two-year total to 360,000 accounts.
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The spokesperson didn't immediately respond when asked if there were specific tweets or incidents that led to the suspensions.
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But is the NHTSA actively investigating Tesla for manufacturing faulty suspensions and intentionally misleading customers with a nondisclosure agreement?
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Classroom management is enforced by school police officers, hefty suspensions, and expulsions that are drastically applied to marginalized students.
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Google is also creating a new platform for publishers to better manage any suspensions of ads on their sites.
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For example, trading suspensions of China A-shares, which most recently peaked in 2015, can create challenges for investors.
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Edelman is one of nine players who can rejoin their teams in Week 5 after serving four-game suspensions.
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Gordon was on thin ice with the team after racking up multiple suspensions over the years for substance abuse.
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That came after a pair of suspensions kept him off the field for 14 games during the 2016 season.
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Besides the six officers terminated, an additional six officers will face multi-day suspensions, and one officer has retired.
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State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) did not name three banks, or say whether the suspensions had been lifted.
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But they were suddenly left to wonder: Might a decent Viognier lead to suspensions or expulsions for all involved?
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The suspensions came after the central bank tightened restrictions on the flow of dollars to domestic lenders in March.
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Research also shows that high-quality facilities help improve academic achievement, reduce student and staff absences, and reduce suspensions.
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Omar cycled through three high schools, collecting a string of suspensions — for fighting and other infractions — along the way.
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In the last three months alone, WADA announced more suspensions than it had in the preceding three years combined.
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If it shows the riders' cortisone levels are below normal — a side effect of corticosteroids — the suspensions are extended.
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Suspensions in the second half of 2015 were down by one-third from the same period the year before.
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Francona guided a club hit by injuries and drug suspensions to a first-place finish in the A.L. Central.
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But, like Memphis, it's overwhelmingly black debtors who file for Chapter 13 to forestall license suspensions or car seizures.
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We stated that we were going to boycott all football activities until our 10 teammates had their suspensions lifted.
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But he has played only 663 games in the four seasons since, sidelined by several suspensions for substance abuse.
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No-contact orders, drivers' license suspensions and other legal conditions will be enforced while inmates are on temporary release.
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She declined to provide details about the suspensions because she said they were not part of the public record.
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We can recommend counseling, talk to the family, dole out suspensions and even expel them if it's bad enough.
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The current players, including the team's potential starting quarterback and two top defenders, have received suspensions of varying lengths.
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She instructed each organization to provide detailed information on accusations, investigations and suspensions or bans that predated SafeSport's launch.
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Ford and Toyota announced additional plant shutdowns and production suspensions at the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak sweeps the globe.
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He also wants longer player suspensions for racial abuse and lifetime bans for fans who make threats to players.
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For example, at Twitter, CEO Jack Dorsey occasionally steps in to make the final call on removals and suspensions.
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The ever-vigilant NCAA recently levied suspensions on University of North Carolina football players for selling school-issued shoes.
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The dozens of accounts suspensions handed down by Twitter Friday focus on pro-Bloomberg posts pushing out identical messages.
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What happens more often is federal employees accept settlements that often include suspensions or resignation, without a formal charge.
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The six games alone would make it one of the longest suspensions for on-field incidents in NFL history.
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Celik rejected suggestions that the suspensions had caused institutional weakness or damaged accession talks with the 28-nation bloc.
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Jerome "has not gotten any suspensions or anything, which is a huge improvement from life in Louisiana," Haley said.
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Previous punishments have included fines and suspensions, which prohibit owners from being at their team facilities or attending games.
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The SEC raised concerns around each company's "accuracy" of information or "value" of assets before announcing their trading suspensions.
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Watching the NFL arbitrarily drag suspensions onwards without any real accountability or transparency is a hard pill to swallow.
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Paul's suspension began on Sunday, while the Lakers' players will begin their suspensions at the team's home game on Monday.
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The regulators threatens to punish any irregularity with hefty financial penalties, as well as suspensions of cross-border borrowing businesses.
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The boycott will remain in effect until due process is followed and the suspensions for all 10 players are lifted.
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Records and interviews reveal that, largely in secret, minor infractions have led to investigations, suspensions, and the loss of careers.
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Black children represent 18% of the nation's preschool enrollment but make up nearly half of all children with multiple suspensions.
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We have already seen results, including an increase in account suspensions and this type of activity shifting off of Twitter.
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Many are calling Britain's Financial Ombudsman Service to complain about the fund suspensions and the potential hit to their savings.
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"They need better training and to be more specific in terms of reason and causality around the suspensions," McCabe said.
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But it warned that concerns remain over "significant liquidity risks" that could result from further voluntary local share trading suspensions.
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"Further suspensions would see an acceleration in the drawdown in inventories" of nickel from London Metal Exchange warehouses, he said.
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State regulations involving unlawful hunting have penalties that include loss of hunting licenses and suspensions of up to 10 years.
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Perhaps. A new federal law, Every Student Succeeds Act, requires states to review school disciplinary stats to reduce excessive suspensions.
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The recent firings and suspensions in the sexual misconduct case were "about making department-wide changes," the Oakland mayor said.
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The review of the agreement will assess whether sanctions suspensions related to the deal are vital to U.S. security interests.
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SUSPENSIONS MOUNTING Ethiopian Airlines, which has four other 737 MAX 8 jets, said it was grounding them as a precaution.
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Gordon told TMZ Sports he doesn't expect any suspensions and really played the whole thing down as no big deal.
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This much is clear from the arbitrary and erratic suspensions and fines that Roger Goodell hands out seemingly every week.
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This check includes a review of in-game behavior, Terms of Service violations, and looks at previous bans or suspensions.
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Still, it's never too early to look ahead, despite all the injuries, suspensions, and transfers that are bound to happen.
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The situation has deteriorated with growing German concerns about Turkey's mass arrests and suspensions since a failed July coup attempt.
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All six players have elected to challenge the suspensions and can continue to play until the appeal process is complete.
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On Monday, over 50 companies announced share suspensions as a growing number of companies took measures to avoid forced liquidation.
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Comparisons with the financial crisis of 2007-08 are inevitable; that too saw property-fund suspensions in its early stages.
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This decline, which began in 22013-20143, has coincided with a decrease in suspensions and school-related arrests and summonses.
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Instead of this week as she had said earlier, Lopez said the additional mine suspensions will be announced next week.
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This has been particularly damaging to minority students, who are disproportionately and unjustifiably subject to suspensions, expulsions and other penalties.
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L.I.R.R. — There are several suspensions and cancellations in and out of New York City on Ronkonkoma and Port Jefferson branches.
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But the Western measures won't just deprive Turkey of new equipment, as long suspensions will also exhaust Turkey's preexisting stockpiles.
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When the school year ended in 2014, there were 140 total suspensions at Leadership, down from 230 the previous year.
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While studies have shown that restorative practices curb suspensions, research on their influence on test scores and grades is inconclusive.
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In addition to firing the two officers, the department issued five-day suspensions to two others, according to the report.
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In those schools, the suspensions decreased by 23.1 percent over the previous year and 38.5 percent from two years earlier.
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"Suspensions being down is meaningless," said Gregory Floyd, president of Local 237 Teamsters, the union that represents school safety agents.
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The season suspensions are tough, especially because they extend to nearly every televised and live sporting event under the sun.
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Wealth-based suspensions are at best ineffective and at worst destructive to the purpose of ensuring compliance with unpaid debt.
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A 2016 plan to eliminate all suspensions for kindergarten students was opposed by the city's teachers union and eventually softened.
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But one of them had an extensive disciplinary history, with six suspensions and two reprimands in his first five years.
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But since 2017, California, Mississippi, Idaho and Washington, D.C., have ended driver's license suspensions for nonpayment of fines and fees.
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But within three years, the school's grade went to a B, then an A. Its graduation rate improved; suspensions plummeted.
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Both British Airways and Ryanair said that customers impacted by the suspensions could rebook their flights or receive a refund.
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In nine seasons with five N.H.L. teams, he accumulated nine suspensions, about 100 fights, 1,22016 penalty minutes and myriad fines.
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In the latter case, the league acknowledged it had factored in Burfict's previous suspensions and violations of unnecessary roughness rules.
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For now, there is no rule governing the issuance of wild cards to players coming back from doping-related suspensions.
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The trio were cleared to return to the sport by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in September after serving suspensions.
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Dante Bravo, president of Global Ferronickel Holdings Inc, the Philippines' No. 343 nickel producer, said further suspensions would hit shipments.
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The Cornhuskers, who had just seven scholarship players dressed due to injuries and suspensions, canned 237 of 231 3-pointers.
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And flight suspensions and travel advisories could last longer than they did during SARS, which would weigh on international airlines.
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Schools have threatened to slap students with unexcused absences, docked grades or suspensions if they choose to join the walkout.
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The software giant rejected his argument and evidence and told him that neither he nor Leven could appeal their suspensions.
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The AIU said the suspensions were linked to an investigation into whereabouts violations committed by Russian high jumper Danil Lysenko.
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In addition to forfeited game checks during their suspensions, Garrett will be fined $45,623, and Pouncey will be fined $35,096.
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The suspensions came just days after The Daily Beast reported accounts affiliated with InfoWars were continuing to disseminate its content.
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Chapman (30 games), Reyes (52) and Olivera (82) were given lengthy suspensions that the union did not challenge through arbitration.
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Shortages of zinc are expected to worsen after last year's closures and suspensions of major mines, according to analysts' forecasts.
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Conference officials said three players who "left the bench and were actively involved in the altercation" face five-game suspensions.
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I've been thinking about performance enhancing drugs lately, in light of the recent wave of suspensions across Major League Baseball.
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True to his word, the number of suspensions and fines rose, and it remains high relative to what it was.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, an aviation enthusiast with deep ties to Boeing, said he hoped the suspensions would be short.
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It also reports that the vast majority (95 per cent) of account suspensions pertaining to the promotion of terrorism resulted from use of its in-house tech tools, up from 74 per cent on the prior six-month report period — with government requests accounting for less than one per cent of pro-terror account suspensions.
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The public announcement of the suspensions has surprised observers, who point out that usually such incidents are hushed up or relabeled.
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Twitter credited its uptick in suspensions by bolstering the size of the team and empowering them with more spam-detection tools.
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The Coffee and Cocoa Council (CCC) confirmed the suspensions, saying that they were for failure to prove compliance with tax regulations.
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That's due to the unusual suspension system, which Sphero told me was designed by an engineer who has engineered motorcycle suspensions.
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A couple of times a week, we get offenders of the in-game rules… most often there are temporary suspensions issued.
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However, changes in China's listing rules and temporary suspensions of IPOs after turbulence in China's stock market had delayed the plan.
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The dancers in his own company often slink like vehicles with dropped suspensions, their posture concave and their knees bent low.
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"There is an astronomically high number of expulsions and suspensions," said Kary Moss, the executive director of the ACLU of Michigan.
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As Amazon chases down the counterfeits, long-time sellers are getting hit with suspensions and being forced to take down listings.
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Agreeing to four-month suspensions were Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and Jimmy Feigen, who were with Lochte at the gas station.
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Other platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram all have hate speech policies as well that can result in suspensions or bans.
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With polls going Clinton's way, however, the group decided to extend suspensions in Colorado and Virginia, adding Pennsylvania to the list.
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Following a sweeping series of alt-right Twitter account suspensions in November 2016, Torba boasted about the increase in Gab users.
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It's my view that this is the opening salvo in a wave of demotions, suspensions and bans aimed at conservative commentators.
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Now he's defending the need for school discipline reform nationwide: a system with more second chances, and fewer suspensions and expulsions.
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The license suspensions halted app development inside both companies and disrupted basic corporate functions until the privileges were restored Thursday night.
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He communicates details involving the bridge's towers, the suspensions cables, the anchorages, the roadways and the electrics for her to administer.
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Nicole Stewart, a former vice principal in San Diego, told Ms. DeVos that pressures to reduce suspensions had made schools dangerous.
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In fact, this season has been marked by PED suspensions for players who were only barely getting by at the plate.
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The education department notified the City Council in March that suspensions jumped 21 percent during the last six months of 2017.
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It recommended only fines and suspensions, sources told Reuters, but the minister instead ordered 23 mines to shut on Feb. 2.
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Moerwanto said the length of suspensions would depend on the result of evaluations, but it could range up to a month.
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Here's the tricky thing about studio suspensions: A studio could, at any time and for any reason, suspend a star's contract.
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The Obama administration guidance also substantially reduced the use of unnecessary suspensions and expulsions, improving school safety and increasing graduation rates.
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Suspensions fell nearly 32 percent from July to December 2015, compared with the same period the year before, the department said.
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This approach, Ganus said, has hindered efforts to have the suspensions against RUSADA, the country's athletics federation and Paralympic Committee lifted.
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The season further unwound as cornerbacks Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Janoris Jenkins each were issued suspensions for violations of team rules.
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MSCI decided against adding the A shares for three years due to issues such as foreign market access and trading suspensions.
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A Twitter spokesperson said automated tools assisted with 91 percent of the company's terrorism-related suspensions across six months in 2018.
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There are a number of other examples of players receiving suspensions under six games for similar arrests of violence against women.
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For example, Bayer, the German pharmaceutical and agricultural company, requested suspensions on more than 100 products in the bill, including aspirin.
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Wilson had an in-person hearing with the league Wednesday, which is required for all suspensions of six or more games.
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Because the Turkish defense industry uses many Western subcomponents to produce its own equipment, the current suspensions and embargoes will sting.
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In New York City, as the number of suspensions has dropped, the racial disparity in how punishment is applied has persisted.
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In schools with poverty levels between 0 and 25%, black students are still overrepresented in suspensions out of school by 12.2%.
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Besides earning mostly C's, he had amassed at least seven suspensions for insubordination, profanity, dishonesty and drugs, according to school records.
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Only one of the 14 suspensions over a 43-year driving record was for a moving violation — making an improper turn.
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When Border Patrol agents started looking for cars sagging in the back, Mr. Quintanilla said, smugglers started installing heavy-duty suspensions.
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Last year, districtwide, black students were 41 percent of the overall student population, but made up 76 percent of the suspensions.
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Manny Ramirez, a prolific slugger who served drug two suspensions, received only 22 percent in his second year as a candidate.
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Pushing back — as the actress Rose McGowan found just days after I did — routinely invites suspensions from the Twitter safety team.
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Outbursts of profanity, disruptive behavior and pulling a false fire alarm resulted in suspensions and his expulsion from the school bus.
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Dubai's Emirates and Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways have announced a series of flight suspensions as the coronavirus epidemic crushes travel demand.
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The postponement of the Olympics follows a slew of season suspensions for professional sports around the world due to the coronavirus.
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The ministry of foreign affairs said in a statement that the suspensions were temporary but provided no timeframe for their expiry.
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He is not by temperament the sort who favors blanket lifetime suspensions, and he sees considerable mitigating factors in Gatlin's case.
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The university mistakenly sent four students interim suspension notices but all interim suspensions issued were revoked last week, the university said.
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"This kind of behavior cannot be tolerated and these suspensions reflect the severity of last evening's events," said Commissioner Bob Bowlsby.
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Investors are jittery about further suspensions as the group's debt-fueled acquisitions and opaque ownership structure have sparked global regulatory scrutiny.
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In some cases, the N.F.L. has assessed penalties, such as suspensions, even if the conduct does not result in legal proceedings.
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Philippine Airlines lays off 300 ground-based administrative and management workers; cites losses due to ongoing flight suspensions affected by #COVID19.
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M.L.B. said both players planned to appeal, so the suspensions were not to begin with Tuesday night's game between the clubs.
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There were suspensions and delays on the PATH as well as more cancellations on New Jersey Transit because of staffing issues.
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The suspensions last through the 2020 World Series and are among a series of MLB penalties from the sign-stealing probe.
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You also can take a look at a searchable IRS list of prepares who have faced censures, suspensions and the like.
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ONE-GAME SUSPENSIONS Chicago's Robin Lopez and Toronto's Serge Ibaka were suspended one game without pay by the N.B.A. for fighting.
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He claimed he had not made "one dime in profit from the six years" managing Ruiz through multiple drug-related suspensions.
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In total, the Jammu and Kashmir region has had 180 shutdowns since 2012, accounting for nearly half of the country's suspensions.
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Members of the team seemed to believe that because the accused players weren't facing criminal consequences, the university suspensions were unjust.
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Most of us already think that the Department of Player Safety goes too easy on guys when it comes to suspensions.
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The boycott will remain in effect until due process is followed and the suspensions for all 10 players involved are lifted.
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Philadelphia C Brayden Schenn and D Radko Gudas will sit out the second contest of their three- and six-game suspensions, respectively.
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The suspensions come as Beijing ramps up efforts to expunge educational history content that is not approved by the Chinese Communist Party.
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Whether suspensions are coming for right-hander John Lackey and catcher Willson Contreras after angry fifth-inning outbursts remains to be seen.
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In the subsequent years, Nabagesera says she received countless suspensions and expulsions from various schools as her sexual orientation became increasingly apparent.
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If that seems extreme to you, you're not alone: The suspensions soon spawned an obligatory hashtag campaign, with people bemoaning the move.
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The mainland Chinese stocks have had high volatility since then, including stock suspensions last summer and a circuit breaker fiasco in January.
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Mejia, a relief pitcher, missed most of the 2015 season because of two suspensions after he tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
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Blizzard reduced the suspensions to six months and restored the prize money (without issuing an apology), a move that mollified no one.
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That was a particularly stirring victory for Bolt, and not just because it came against Gatlin, who has served two doping suspensions.
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Research has long shown that excessive suspensions and expulsions are tied to higher rates of school absence, school dropouts, and academic failure.
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During the 2009–2010 school year, the district issued fewer than 10,000 suspensions, a decrease of more than 50 percent from 2004.
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The I.T.F. changed the rules governing the code of conduct for officials for 2016 and is now required to announce such suspensions.
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China's handling of last summer's equity sell-off drew flak for share suspensions and caps on selling which dramatically reduced market liquidity.
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Trade suspensions were handed to 27 countries at the recent 66th meeting of the CITES standing committee, 16 of them in Africa.
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Many of the schools around the country hosting their own events threatened students with suspensions, while others supported students in their activism.
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An estimated 3,200 flights were cancelled, state broadcaster CCTV reported, although some suspensions on high-speed railway lines were lifted on Sunday.
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The suspensions mark an early test of the social media platform as it wrestles with the fallout of the last presidential race.
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What is clear, however, is that Twitter has experimented with warnings and permanent suspensions in the past, and yet here we are.
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It is expected on Tuesday to announce another 12 suspensions for environmental violations following an audit of all the country's operating mines.
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They looked at four specific users over the course of a month to see how account suspensions affected their social media use.
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To prevent bad actors from gaming the system, Instagram won't disclose the exact time frame or number of violations that trigger suspensions.
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Frick wrote those words in 1973, and although there have been occasional umpire suspensions since then, they mostly go under the radar.
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Twitter is giving users until March 23 to comply with the changes, and accounts that repeatedly violate the rules could face suspensions.
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Suspensions went to Pittsburgh pitcher Keone Kela (63 games), infielder Jose Osuna (five), pitcher Kyle Crick (three) and manager Clint Hurdle (two).
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"There is no certainty that there won't be more suspensions," the president of Russia's weightlifting federation, Maxim Agapitov, told RIA news agency.
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The license suspensions date to 1975, and the most recent was in December of last year -- for unpaid parking tickets, she said.
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The flight suspensions came one day after the British government warned of a heightened risk of terrorism against commercial airplanes in Egypt.
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But some local officials simply imposed blanket production suspensions on all industrial enterprises regardless of their emission levels, stoking some public discontent.
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The suspensions comes amid months of reported bullying at the station, Director of Fire Services Mike Ibberson told Penn Live on Thursday.
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We implemented the new plan two years ago and it led to a 74 percent decrease in suspensions in the first year.
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In the Downstate case, two of the officers whom the state tried to terminate were given suspensions and sent back to work.
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Former NJ police chief charged with hate crime "Findings could result in disciplinary actions ranging from suspensions to demotions," the statement said.
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Yet it also has a history of being tough on demonstrators, dating back to suspensions and expulsions during the Vietnam War era.
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Although the decision to suspend redemptions was expected, the extent of the suspensions by the three funds so far is quite troubling.
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Many of them, including starting CB Kevin Toliver and ILB Donnie Alexander, were serving one-game suspensions from head coach Ed Orgeron.
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The suspensions followed "various complaints of environmental degradation," according to Leo Jasareno, who was then director of the Mines and Geosciences Bureau.
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Suspensions do not deter bad behavior, numerous studies have found, and most likely feed it by alienating students from the school community.
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The class was a mix of students, some who never got in trouble and others who had had their share of suspensions.
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The investment board's chief, Tom Lembong, attributed the decline to project suspensions as investors remain cautious on the financial and political outlook.
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But the prominent men's players Marin Cilic and Viktor Troicki were penalized in 2013, with both having their suspensions reduced on appeal.
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It was only a little, and nowhere near enough—we need video explanations of these calls, just like we get for suspensions.
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New York will be minus midfielder Kaku and defender Michael Murillo due to suspensions, while fellow defender Tim Parker (ankle) is questionable.
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On March 24, the government unveiled its most significant social distancing requirements yet, including a ramp-up in suspensions of large events.
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Marfrig Global Foods has not announced any slaughter suspensions, but a source close to the company said it is also following developments.
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Ramirez (second): While Bonds and Clemens were never ruled ineligible to play because of drugs, Ramirez has two suspensions on his record.
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The commissioner has at times penalized players with fines and suspensions even in cases where the player was not arrested or convicted.
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Saban did not indicate how long the suspensions would be or whether they might extend to the national championship game, on Jan.
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The domestic and international suspensions will last from March 27 to June 14 and it will look to pause key supplier agreements.
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Stephen Loomis, the president of the Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association, did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the suspensions.
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The team fired its manager, A.J. Hinch, and general manager, Jeff Luhnow, just after Major League Baseball handed them one-year suspensions.
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China faced mounting isolation from international travel curbs and flight suspensions on Saturday as the death toll from coronavirus rose to 259.
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It doesn't appear anyone was injured in the fracas -- but you can bet there will repercussions ... most likely suspensions to come soon.
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The suspensions of the CME contracts take effect from the close of trading on Monday, CME said in a notice to customers.
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Injuries, suspensions, poor form, ongoing transfer rumours, and off-field problems all made for one of the worst years of his career.
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Gregory missed all but the final two games of 2016 due to suspensions and then had to sit out all of 2017.
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Bittrex says that the suspensions were a "part of a compliance review," as many of the accounts are subject to U.S. sanctions.
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Injuries, suspensions, poor form, ongoing transfer rumours, and off the field problems — including a false accusation of rape — have affected his form.
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In October, U.S. District Judge Aleta Trauger in Nashville ordered Tennessee to halt license suspensions based on unpaid traffic fines, with exceptions.
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Caceres Shines in Career-Best Performance After a string of injuries and USADA-suspensions, UFC 199's originally scheduled BJ Penn vs.
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Aid suspensions are, in effect, sanctions, and we know from both practice and academic scholarship that such pressure takes time to change behavior.
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" Tesla on Thursday denied any suspension problems, saying extensive durability testing and review of customer issues "gives us high confidence in our suspensions.
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Separately, CSRC said on Friday it would simplify disclosure rules regarding corporate restructurings in a bid to shorten the period of share suspensions.
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"There are still some worries about voluntary suspensions," Ian Hui, a global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, told CNBC in an email.
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The other Quebec-based company targeted by the suspensions was Olymel LP, whose Red Deer, Alberta pork plant had its export permit suspended.
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While Gordon was drafted in the 2012 supplemental draft, he missed the majority of two full seasons serving NFL suspensions for drug use.
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"With such a large number, it is highly unlikely that the suspensions and detentions will have met due process standards," Zeid told journalists.
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He added that FGV was continuing its own investigation into transactions at a subsidiary that led to the suspensions of the FGV executives.
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Over 3,200 flights were cancelled since Saturday, state broadcaster CCTV reported, although some suspensions on high-speed railway lines were lifted on Sunday.
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Government officials then began meeting with exchanges this week to bring about the trading suspensions, a source with knowledge of discussions told TechCrunch.
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While Gordon was drafted in the 21967 supplemental draft, he missed the majority of two full seasons serving NFL suspensions for drug use.
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"We have already seen results, including an increase in account suspensions and this type of activity shifting off of Twitter," the company said.
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Neither Twitter nor Facebook would confirm to Buzzfeed if their suspensions were part of either platform's recent ventures to purge Russian influence ads.
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The NBA may also investigate, and could possibly discipline the team in various ways including, fines, suspensions, and the forfeiture of draft picks.
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The Bruins' capped a non-conference schedule marked by suspensions and extensive travel by recording a surprising 83-75 win over then-No.
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The potential new board proposal is being considered alongside a review of GEM, delisting rules, handling of share suspensions and back door listings.
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Gregory failed 2 drug tests in 2016 -- resulting in 4-game and 10-game suspensions respectively -- and later sought treatment at a facility.
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Over 3,200 flights were canceled since Saturday, state broadcaster CCTV reported, although some suspensions on high-speed railway lines were lifted on Sunday.
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Major League Baseball handed down eight suspensions Thursday stemming from the bench-clearing brawl between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday.
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SUSPENSIONS ARE ISSUED Jets defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson was suspended for the team's season opener for violating the N.F.L.'s personal conduct policy.
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Miami Dolphins players who protest on the field during the national anthem could reportedly face suspensions of up to four games this season.
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Moreover, while doping violations can lead to suspensions and loss of sponsorships, they don't claw back previous earnings nor inflict more severe punishments.
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Likewise, positive testers like Ramirez who served their suspensions are discriminated against in Hall of Fame elections even when Bonds and Clemens aren't.
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The new guidelines include immediate and permanent suspensions of any account Twitter identifies as the original poster or source of non-consensual nudity.
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Fischbach praised his moderators as "heroes" for collecting "data" and screenshots from fans experiencing suspensions, some of which Fischbach inserted into his video.
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New York (CNN Business)The coronavirus pandemic has ravaged the sports world, leading to suspensions or postponements of games and major sporting events.
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In four of the six school districts in the borough, there were more suspensions in the last school year than the previous year.
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FYI, Mitchell -- safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers -- went off on the NFL and Goodell over recent suspensions and fines levied against defensive players.
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Though the guidance is nonbinding, critics have argued that the edict pressured districts to keep suspensions low at the expense of student safety.
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Nearly two-thirds of all license suspensions are for failure to pay tickets or failure to appear in court, according to D.M.V. data.
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Ralph Lauren and Patagonia have suspended some fulfillment operations, according to each of their websites, which could have contributed to the affiliate suspensions.
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"We just are not able to confirm suspensions from this podium," State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus said Thursday during a department news briefing.
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The coronavirus, or COVID-19, has impacted the airline industry especially hard, leading to flight cancellations, route suspensions, and uncertainty in the markets.
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Some of the suspensions will be permanent, while in other cases account owners will have to verify they have control of their accounts.
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In the process, 50,000 people have been jailed and 150,000 suspended from their jobs, and new arrests and suspensions continue to be announced.
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Performance-enhancing drugs, beyond the few high-profile suspensions like those for Marin Cilic and Maria Sharapova, became an unavoidable topic, Brunt said.
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Team leaders continued to say that the 10 players, whose suspensions remain in effect, were being punished without the benefit of due process.
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Despite Twitter's suspensions, the online campaign continued until April 1, 2019, according to the UN. During Mohammed's appearance on 60 Minutes on Sept.
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"The whole goal was to protest the suspensions and show everyone's support for the survivors that walk our halls every day," Aela said.
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Even for the worst behavior on the field, the only penalties that can currently be issued are fines or suspensions from future matches.
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The group said Twitter is now responsible for "defining terrorism and justifying account suspensions accordingly," which can lead to mistakes and mix ups.
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Padres starter Luis Perdomo and Arenado received five-game suspensions after Arenado charged the mound when Perdomo's pitch sailed behind the third baseman.
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The players, who would be put at increased risk of injury and suspensions due to accumulated yellow cards, may not be in favor.
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And a recent study on California schools from the Brookings Institution finds evidence of this gap despite a statewide initiative to reduce suspensions.
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Suspensions occur most commonly in secondary schools, but black children were more than twice as likely to be suspended from preschool as well.
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The clear advantage enjoyed by white nationalists was attributable in part to the effects of aggressive suspensions of accounts associated with ISIS networks.
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While playing for the Cleveland Browns between 2014 and 2018, Gordon participated in only 11 games because of suspensions, according to the NFL.
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All those accusations and years-long suspensions clustered together make it seem like MMA is a wasteland of needle stickers and pill poppers.
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Twitch gave out 24 hour suspensions after last night's Democratic debates Some top streamers tried to stream their commentary on the Democratic debate and got suspended for copyright violations, Bijan Stephen reports: Because CNN was hosting the second debate, they owned the rights to the entire production; they sent a takedown notice to Twitch, which then handed out suspensions to the offending streamers.
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Baseball, for instance, usually deals with steroid offenses by issuing 80- or 100-game suspensions in which players remain a part of the team.
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The incident also came as Twitter grapples with overall criticism of its handling of account suspensions, user abuse and ever-changing terms of service.
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Image: GizmodoAlex Jones has been hit with bans and suspensions by platforms ranging from Apple's Podcasts app to YouTube to Google+ in recent weeks.
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"The Twitter Rules prohibit violent threats, harassment, hateful conduct, and multiple account abuse," a spokesperson for Twitter wrote in a statement regarding the suspensions.
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There are 3 gameplay suspensions on the accounts as well as 7 silences against this account (these are for abusive chat and/or spam).
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Although it confirmed 11 others had committed doping offences, it reduced their lifetime Olympic bans to suspensions from this year's Games in South Korea.
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The company just brought back its unlimited plan — with several caveats that could easily lead to account suspensions or cancellations if customers aren't careful.
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Right-wingers on Twitter, including Cernovich, have turned the tactic of reporting offensive past tweets into a poisonous campaign against liberals — winning temporary suspensions.
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Zhou believes the trigger for the suspensions was a 29-minute video he posted that centers on the massacre near Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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" The company said its collective moves had already produced results, "including an increase in account suspensions and this type of activity shifting off Twitter.
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World flight suspensions (Reporting by Hadeel al Sayegh Writing by Lisa Barrington and Alexander Cornwell; Editing by Jon Boyle, Giles Elgood and Nick Macfie)
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They focus on a broad range of topics, from non-consensual nudity to hateful imagery and violent rhetoric to more transparency around account suspensions.
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The EU's suspensions of all flights by Boeing 737 MAX 8 is also valid for Switzerland, the Swiss federal office of civil aviation said.
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The MTR, the city's major rail line is also experiencing delays and suspensions due to train door obstruction by demonstrators according to its website.
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In February, two Kenyan athletes claimed that the chief executive of Athletics Kenya asked them each for a $24,000 bribe to reduce their suspensions.
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White children, on the other hand, represented over 212 percent of the total enrollment, but a little more than 21.1 percent of such suspensions.
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Twitter said its daily suspensions of terrorism-linked accounts have jumped 80 percent since last year and that it has reduced its response time.
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In the most affluent schools, 7.5 percent of black boys had been given out-of-school suspensions, while 1.8 percent of white boys had.
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The report focuses on 22015 middle schools that had high rates of suspensions during the 20163-22016 school year, which it calls suspension hubs.
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The Browns had felt they had reached their breaking point with Gordon -- after sticking with him through multiple suspensions stemming from substance abuse issues.
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"My primary responsibility was rules enforcement and, you know, player comportment," he said, adding that he decided on removing players from games and suspensions.
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Of the latter group, the report notes that internal teams were responsible for 74 percent of those suspensions, as opposed to users reporting content.
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China's own equity market crash of 2015 led to widespread trading suspensions and the creation of a government-backed "national team" to support prices.
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Trump said the North Korean decision to close the test site, along with its suspensions of nuclear and ballistic missile tests, were hopeful signs.
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Interestingly, a number of athletes have had suspensions lifted following positive tests for meldonium when only a small trace of the drug was detected.
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Over a decade ago, Williams says he got little support from the NFL Players Association when he was facing suspensions for his marijuana use.
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During a three-week period that included three suspensions, a $25,153 fine and other sanctions, Petke was scheduled to return to the team Monday.
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Editors from Quds and Shehab regained access to their accounts on Saturday, with Facebook blaming the suspensions on a "mistake" with its reporting system.
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Whole hierarchies of punishment for scofflaws arise — school-supplied iPads are restricted, parents are called on the phone, in-school suspensions are meted out.
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According to a policy brief by No Kid Hungry, children who lack adequate food tend to have higher incidence of suspensions, higher dropout rates.
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But in China, suspensions of contentious projects have a way of quietly turning into permanent cancellations, and Lianyungang appears likely to follow that pattern.
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Those suspensions — of antidoping labs in Beijing; Lisbon; Madrid; Bloemfontein, South Africa; and now Rio — affect more than 10 percent of WADA's testing facilities.
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An Effective but Exhausting Alternative toHigh-School Suspensions When kids get into trouble at school, traditional forms of discipline often lead to more trouble.
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While Amazon has teams dedicated to seller compliance, many accounts suspensions are the result of algorithmic decisions made by Amazon's internal machine-learning software.
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Last week, the league threatened Harrison, Matthews, Peppers and the free agent Mike Neal with indefinite suspensions if they did not meet with investigators.
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When Santos first spoke to Spotts of "the educational violence" experienced by students who are pushed out of schools through suspensions, Spotts immediately understood.
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Two pro motorcycle racers just got hit with 2-year suspensions over one of the CRAZIEST fights we've ever seen on a race track!!
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The suspensions, reviews, and security enhancements over the last 13 months have weighed heavily on a process already bloated by bureaucracy, refugee experts said.
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The investment board's chief, Tom Lembong, attributed the decline to project suspensions as investors remain cautious with uncertainties overhanging the financial and political outlook.
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Why it matters: The Dolphins were thought to be the first team to announce they'd be including suspensions in their national anthem violation policy.
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Twitter did not provide any information about account suspensions, but said in a statement that it condemns terrorism and bans it on its site.
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The department said in a statement later Wednesday that the ordered suspensions will apply to single family homeowners with Federal Housing Administration-insured mortgages.
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The sudden slew of suspensions has prompted a big question about the candidates no longer in the race: Where do all their delegates go?
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The company said it would revisit the suspensions at a later date, which means those companies aren't back on board with YouTube just yet.
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Call an Uber to head home because the M.T.A.'s weekend service suspensions are madness, but traffic is so bad that I regret it.
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These suspensions are not a rebuke for poor driving; if the motorist had paid her ticket, she would still be allowed on the road.
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In half of all New York ZIP codes, there were a little more than three suspensions for every 100 residents old enough to drive.
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Prosecutors in Staten Island generally will not reduce that to a traffic violation unless the defendant first clears all outstanding tickets and license suspensions.
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In Honduras, exceptions to the public sector suspensions include people working in healthcare, emergency services, security and national defense, customs, migration, ports and airports.
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Many of the athletes involved, though not Sharapova, eventually had their suspensions lifted because it was not clear when they had taken the substance.
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Experts warn that if businesses shut down entirely, unable to survive the prolonged suspensions, it could result in mass layoffs, unemployment, and housing foreclosures.
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China is facing mounting isolation amid increasing international travel curbs and flight suspensions as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak rose to 259.
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China is facing mounting isolation amid increasing international travel curbs and flight suspensions as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak rose to 259.
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All diplomatic and economic tools should be on table, even consideration for the temporary suspensions of oil refining and U.S. oil purchases and sales.
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A child could accrue demerits and suspensions for a wide range of infractions; there were strict protocols for speaking and walking in the hallways.
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Former Mayor Mike Bloomberg of New York City responded to the campaign suspensions of former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, and Sen.
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Gordon, who was released by the Patriots earlier this year, has served four previous suspensions for violations of the N.F.L.'s substance abuse policy.
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A second incident involving four Border Patrol agents in which at least three fired upon the fleeing vehicle resulted in suspensions for three agents.
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MANNY RAMIREZ Because of his two suspensions for performance-enhancing drugs, Ramirez is highly unlikely to get much support for the Hall of Fame.
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Global Times, published by the official People's Daily newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party, did not provide details in its tweet about the suspensions.
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Suspensions continued for Gordon through the remainder of his time with the Cleveland Browns and once he joined the New England Patriots in 2018.
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Look for a push to limit suspensions to only those offenses directly related to public safety and find alternatives to address other financial obligations.
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Friday's announcement is the latest in an increasing number of trading suspensions and SEC actions against companies involved with initial coin offerings and cryptocurrencies.
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Previous punishments have included fines and suspensions, but also prohibitions that have barred owners from being at their team facilities or from attending games.
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Administrators doled out harsh punishments for ordinary infractions like fighting and truancy, ranging from suspensions and expulsions to referrals to the criminal justice system.
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Bosch later reached a deal with MLB to cooperate in its investigation, which resulted in 50-game suspensions for 13 players, including Alex Rodriguez.
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In some instances, these interventions were also associated with improved academic achievement and reductions in substance abuse, school suspensions, depression, conduct disorders and behavioral problems.
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At the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Channel 7 reported there were 52 reported cases, but zero expulsions, two suspensions and five formal reprimands.
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On the other hand, the suspensions do give both Washington and Seoul an easy option to ratchet up diplomatic pressure should Pyongyang resume weapons tests.
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Jihadis have also infamously used the network to spread propaganda, although Twitter's recent wave of suspensions has apparently muted some of the Islamic State's outreach.
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When she was asked if American sprinter Justin Gatlin should be on the team after two drug suspensions, the Indiana University student didn't back down.
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And MSCI is watching to see if recent rule changes to share trading suspensions in China and the granting of investment quotas are actually effective.
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And girls with disabilities (8.4 percent) were more likely to receive one or more out-of-school suspensions, compared to girls without disabilities (2.8 percent).
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"We found that the use of suspensions, deferrals and other liquidity management tools were effective in preventing market uncertainty from escalating further," the FCA said.
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Universities can respond in ways that the legal system cannot, such as granting class or residence hall changes, campus no-contact orders, suspensions, and expulsions.
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This lower standard of evidence allows universities to respond to reports with suspensions or expulsions, rather than seeing all those cases thrown out in court.
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But now, with one decision, the Wikimedia Foundation seemed to have plunged the project into the familiar world of strikes and suspensions, martyrdom and harassment.
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He had an extensive list of school infractions ranging from 2012 to 2017, resulting in multiple suspensions, detentions, and temporary bans from the school bus.
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The 125,000 suspensions could include users who have continued creating new accounts after previous ones are suspended, a common practice among ISIS supporters, experts said.
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According to the AP, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf reported that disciplinary actions were taken against dozens of officers in the area, including dismissals and suspensions.
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Kareem Hunt and Reuben Foster, listen up ... Ezekiel Elliott is handing down advice on how to get through the lengthy suspensions you're about to face.
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At last week's Sellers' Conference for Online Entrepreneurs in Seattle, Amazon merchants said they're being hit with seller performance complaints and suspensions at unprecedented rates.
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Even in Rio, the United States has several athletes on its roster that have served lengthy drug suspensions, including 100-meter silver medalist Justin Gatlin.
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Given the likely scale of data misuse by developers on its platform there is an argument for Facebook to publish a public list of suspensions.
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"The clear advantage enjoyed by white nationalists was attributable in part to the effects of aggressive suspensions of accounts associated with ISIS networks," Berger reported.
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That report showed that while black children represent 18 percent of preschool enrollment, they accounted for 48 percent of students receiving one or more suspensions.
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Neither McGregor nor Nurmagomedov have had another fight since, with both serving suspensions for an ugly brawl that erupted after their match in Las Vegas.
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But that wasn't the only lighting up Gordon has done, and he's missed most of the past two seasons due to suspensions for substance abuse.
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MSCI, he noted, would like to see China further relax controls on repatriating capital out of the country, and act to curb frequent share suspensions.
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Nolan Arenado (five games) and Gerardo Parra (four games) both played for Colorado while appealing suspensions for their part in Wednesday's brawl with the Padres.
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A study of use in Colorado published in 443 found increases in marijuana-related traffic deaths, hospital visits, school suspensions, lab explosions and pet poisonings.
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Alex Jones and InfoWars had previously received warnings and even temporary suspensions from these platforms yet always seemed to just skirt by getting outright banned.
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Since the guidance has been in effect, a number of states have adopted its elements and seen declines in suspensions and violent incidents in schools.
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All 10 teams are provided with the same chassis and battery, but are allowed some freedom to develop their own motors, gearboxes, and rear suspensions.
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So today, let's go back nearly 30 years as we ask a star player for this thoughts on the world of player discipline and suspensions.
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The paper notes that "the rate of account suspensions [...] has more than doubled since October" and has recently topped more than a million a day.
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China's state broadcaster said on Sunday more than 3,200 flights had been canceled but that some suspensions on high-speed railway lines had been lifted.
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The suspensions came as an ESPN report published last week alleged the Maryland Terrapin coaches fostered a toxic and abusive culture for the football players.
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Ms. Fariña has promoted that approach as a model for the entire public school system as it tries to reduce suspensions and arrests in schools.
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Dorsey told lawmakers that his company is considering adding suspensions to its transparency reports, as a part of a general expansion of the biannual reports.
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Finally, New York should review all of the fines and fees imposed in its courts, including an assessment of collection practices like driver's license suspensions.
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Over the next three years, Visitacion Valley's suspensions dropped by 79 percent, attendance rose to 98 percent, and students' grade point averages rose each year.
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For much of that time, many public-school systems, including New York City's, have enforced zero-tolerance policies that require mandatory suspensions for certain offenses.
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Between July 230 and that December, the number of suspensions in New York dropped by 212 percent, compared with the same period a year earlier.
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Both men have also been stained by allegations of cheating for their roles in Spygate and Deflategate, two scandals that resulted in fines and suspensions.
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Sure, the wave of suspensions could be seen as Twitter enforcing its own long-neglected rules regarding the minimum age, but it is undoubtedly messy.
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Today, SUSCON is a six-day event held at multiple venues in Dallas with speakers, classes, suspensions for advanced practitioners, movie screenings, and nighttime parties.
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In a further wave of suspensions late on Thursday, the education ministry removed 2,1053 teachers from their posts as part of the probe, Anadolu reported.
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Some students have already faced suspensions ahead of the March 14 walkout, which was largely organized by an arm of the Women's March called Empower.
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About half of those suspensions, including the most recent one, were for parking violations, according to the records of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.
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Instead of fighting the system, a mod named Faolinbean directly addressed the domino chain of mod suspensions and proposed some clarity on the community rules.
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His three prior suspensions over the last 12 months have cost him three playoff games, four regular-season appearances and a couple of preseason contests.
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But even when they could get someone to talk to them, the clerk was sometimes unable or unwilling to share any details of individual suspensions.
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Last year, the elementary school had about 50 student behavior incidents that led to out-of-school suspensions, according to data provided by district officials.
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A year later, it approved a contract with real reforms: Short suspensions are no longer automatically downgraded to confidential written reprimands after a few years.
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In the past few days, temporary suspensions of water shutoffs for inability to pay have been announced in more than 250 communities around the nation.
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While anti-doping rules cannot be changed retroactively, the updated WADA Code comes on line in January 2021 which could be applied and impact suspensions.
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Why it matters: More teachers of color lead to better attendance, fewer suspensions and higher test scores among black and Hispanic students, the Post writes.
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Ascend has also tried to move toward in-school suspensions, to remove children from their peers, but not, counterproductively, away from the process of learning.
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Gatlin has served two doping suspensions in his career, and the spectators booed him before the final, just as they had in the early rounds.
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About 5,000 people were forced to stay overnight in the airport on Sunday because of canceled flights or suspensions of public transit into the city.
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Because the evidence against Luhnow and Hinch resulted in yearlong suspensions from the league, Cora&aposs looming punishment is expected to be considerably more severe.
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The players were barred by Major League Baseball for five years for jumping to an outlaw league, but the suspensions were rescinded after three years.
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The suspensions are effective immediately, Craig said, adding that he hopes to have the investigation into the behavior of both officers completed within 14 days.
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MSCI's head of research for Asia Pacific, Chin Ping Chia, said China was an outlier in global markets with too many suspensions in stock trading.
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Last year, MSCI cited arbitrary and long suspensions as a reason for vetoing the inclusion of shares listed on the mainland in its benchmark indices.
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Lest you think this is an unlikely hypothetical, remember that suspensions have become the new normal, occurring in 2013, 2015 and, most recently, in 2017.
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We hear about the many crises affecting young children: child-care deserts, "suspensions" of preschoolers with special needs and affordable housing, to name a few.
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District officials said they would issue two-day suspensions to students who participated in the walkout, according to a letter from the New Jersey ACLU.
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Three former Ernst & Young partners and a client's former chief accounting officer also settled SEC charges, agreeing to various penalties and suspensions, the agency said.
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Last week in Texas, when high school students planned a school walkout to protest gun violence, their school principal threatened them with three-day suspensions.
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One school official told us the school could be punished for the incident (possible suspensions, etc.) but so far, no discipline has been handed out.
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The suspensions, and his payment of a $25,000 fine to the Arkansas bar association, was in exchange for the end of the seven-year Whitewater probe.
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Gordon was traded to the Pats on Monday after a rocky 6-year stint with the Cleveland Browns that included multiple suspensions stemming from substance abuse.
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A Rolls-Royce rides so smoothly, it erases road imperfections without relying on the trick magnetic suspensions and road-scanning cameras deployed by Cadillac and Lincoln.
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The suspensions followed "various complaints of environmental degradation," Jasareno said, adding they would be in effect until the companies complied with conditions set by the agency.
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Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co extended production suspensions at Chinese plants, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply-chain disruptions.
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Google said it suspended those 18 accounts for violations of its terms of service, but did not disclose what kind of content lead to those suspensions.
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The state&aposs Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority said it doesn&apost expect to comment further on the suspensions until its internal investigation is complete.
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Thousands of people were also stranded in New York City's Grand Central Station during Tuesday evening's commute after downed trees on the rails caused temporary suspensions.
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"There will definitely be suspensions, but we have to go over the list," Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez told Reuters by phone on Friday.
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Dozens of students at Ingleside Middle School, in the Phoenix area, got one-day suspensions after they left campus on February 27 to protest gun violence.
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This move, which is meant to both save money and signal confidence, extends suspensions in advertising in Colorado and Virginia and adds Pennsylvania to that list.
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Across the country school principals and teachers—both in traditional public schools and charter schools—are rethinking their approach to suspensions and expulsions for bad behaviour.
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For example, one devoted ISIS follower, who went by Baqiya Shoutout, returned again and again after suspensions, using "Baqiya" followed by a different series of numbers.
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Even though preschool boys represented almost 20 percent of enrolled preschoolers, they represented 45 percent of male students receiving one or more out-of-school suspensions.
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Although they represented 20 percent of female preschool enrollment, they accounted for over 50 percent of female students with one or more out of school suspensions.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Two Russian boxers serving doping suspensions have competed while banned, Reuters has found, highlighting inconsistencies in Russia's efforts to reform its anti-doping practices.
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Accentuating such natural atrophy of mine production are the temporary suspensions initiated in reaction to low prices such as Nyrstar's mothballing of its Middle Tennessee mines.
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The takeaway here is that even before the mine suspensions, Philippines production was in danger of topping out after the initial nickel rush of 2500-2015.
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In July, Yiannopoulos himself was permanently banned from Twitter, after several suspensions, for allegedly inciting racist harassment against African-American comedienne and Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones.
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That means Japanese Toyota customers can learn more about their car by having anthropomorphized drivetrains and wishbone suspensions pass comments like "Sexy, huh?" on one another.
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Other potential culprits: Injuries to and suspensions of popular players, and channels like the NFL Red Zone stealing the attention of fantasy football fans, he added.
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The U.S. trade representative also said Washington was studying whether to extend tariff suspensions on $21 billion of Chinese goods set to expire on Dec. 2485.
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In a blog post announcing the suspensions, Twitter added that it has begun incorporating automated technologies, including "proprietary spam-fighting tools," to supplement its reporting system.
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It also has done extensive work with active aerodynamics and adjustable suspensions, both of which are now banned in F1 because of the enormous performance advantage.
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The U.S. trade representative also said Washington was studying whether to extend tariff suspensions on $21 billion of Chinese goods set to expire on Dec. 2493.
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The U.S. trade representative also said Washington was studying whether to extend tariff suspensions on $21.28 billion of Chinese goods set to expire on Dec. 21.
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Both Tim Means and Yoel Romero had their suspensions reduced to six months after it was deemed that tainted supplements had brought about their positive tests.
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DRUG SUSPENSIONS ISSUED The Boston minor league outfielder Chad Hardy received a 60-game suspension without pay after testing positive for Tamoxifen, a performance-enhancing substance.
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And while total suspensions have dropped since then, students and teachers in NYC have reported more disorder, violence, drugs and gang activity in their public schools.
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Punishments ranged from a letter of reprimand to suspensions without pay for up to 45 days, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson said in a statement.
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Despite stalling user growth, especially in the United States, Twitter has been aggressively suspending accounts, including ones that were created by users to evade prior suspensions.
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Ray Buford, KiAnte Hardin, Dior Johnson, and Tamarion Johnson served what turned out to be three-game suspensions while the university and police investigated the case.
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The Interior Ministry fired about 67,26 police officers on Monday, officials said, after the arrests of 6,000 military personnel and the suspensions of nearly 3,000 judges.
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Weeding out mid-caps and illiquid stocks may also alleviate worries about the trading suspensions and wild fluctuations that are common in China's retail-dominated exchanges.
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Secondhand cars start at around $1,000, but new and more competitive cars — especially those outfitted with high-end suspensions and carbon fiber components — can approach $10,000.
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The elementary school had about 50 student behavior incidents that led to out-of-school suspensions last school year, according to data provided by district officials.
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The Super Falcons were missing defender Ngozi Ebere and midfielder Rita Chikwelu, who served suspensions for yellow-card accumulation, and forward Asisat Oshoala, who was injured.
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In 2013-'14, the most recent year for which data is available, black students represented 15.5 percent of public school students but 39 percent of suspensions.
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In New York City, Staten Island has the highest rate of suspensions, double that of Manhattan and among the highest of any county in the state.
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Other soccer leagues, including the Champions League and Europa League, as well as La Liga, Ligue 1 and Serie A, have also announced suspensions, ESPN reported.
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Stock markets have experienced extreme volatility as investors dump shares in the face of a likely recession, sparking talk that suspensions in trading could be needed.
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Some school districts have piloted special programs to reduce suspensions and expulsions; they include mandatory mental health screening and stepped-up outreach for youths in trouble.
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Pressure to do so could mount in the coming days based on how the Astros and the Red Sox responded to the suspensions of their managers.
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The U.S. trade representative also said Washington was studying whether to extend tariff suspensions on $20.5 billion of Chinese goods set to expire on Dec. 21.
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In fact, growth in white nationalist and Nazi accounts on Twitter outpaced ISIS by almost every metric, in part because they faced less pressure from suspensions.
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The decision, while within the prime minister's rights, was a sharp departure from the short, pro forma suspensions that are a normal feature of British politics.
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McLaren's report led to the suspensions of dozens of Russian athletes and to the formal banishment of the Russian team from the Pyeongchang Olympics in February.
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Suspensions are without pay, and players are ineligible for the postseason if they have served a suspension during the season for using a performance-enhancing drug.
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Airlines stocks got clobbered as major operators, including American Airlines, (AAL) Delta Air Lines (DAL) and United Airlines (UAL), all announced suspensions of their China flights.
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Beddor noted that voluntary trading suspensions and stock market intervention by the so-called national team exist on a much smaller level than two years ago.
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The team will also arrive with a new coach, a minus-5 goal differential and a roster diluted by injuries, suspensions and a goalkeeper's new baby.
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Early on, the Trump administration reversed human rights-based suspensions of sales to Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Nigeria that had been imposed during the Obama era.
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We still argue over suspensions, but the stuff that earns a ban these days is downright mild compared to plays that went completely unpunished years ago.
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Playoff altercations between the New York Knicks and Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs and Phoenix Suns also resulted in suspensions that affected the series outcomes.
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Twitter began enforcing its new, stricter set of community standards on Monday — and freaking out the far right with a series of high-profile account suspensions.
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"The epidemic still rages because the fines and suspensions imposed by the DEA do not change the conduct of the wholesale distributor industry," the lawsuit alleges.
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After the 2005 season, the drug program was stiffened, extending the suspensions for first, second and third violations to 50 games, 100 games and a permanent ban.
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Uber has additionally fought with regulators in Bulgaria, Denmark, Italy, Hungary, and Canada, per the Guardian, variously resulting in suspensions of service or withdrawals from the market.
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But unlike workers in the private sector, unions that represent federal employees cannot negotiate over wages and work hours — only personnel practices, such as firings and suspensions.
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Black girls accounted for 50.7 percent of the girls with multiple out-of-school suspensions in 2013, according to the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights.
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One of the most prominent creators hit by the wave of suspensions was Vex Ashley, one of the creators of the erotic film production collective Four Chambers.
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The company would not confirm the suspensions to journalists, and it has not publicly disclosed the total number of accounts it has suspended ahead of Israel's election.
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It also recommended increasing the severity of penalties for teams and coaches who violate rules, to five-year postseason bans for teams and lifetime suspensions for coaches.
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"Any suspensions that happen on the Dribbble site are implemented by our user operations team, not by our CEO or any other Dribbble employee," the spokesperson said.
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Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co extended suspensions of production at Chinese plants, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply-chain disruptions.
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And Blizzard, facing criticism from esports fans over its treatment of the pros who voiced support for the protests, subsequently walked back the lengths of its suspensions.
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But as a new dad, his training and food habits started to slip away, and feeling depressed about his actions and the suspensions, he gained 21 pounds.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - The United States Trade Representative is studying whether to extend tariff suspensions on $34 billion of Chinese goods set to expire on Dec.
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But because the company refuses to comment on account suspensions, it's not clear why Twitch decided to allow Munday to return or why he was re-banned.
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Pittsburgh right-hander Chris Archer, Cincinnati outfielder Yasiel Puig and Reds manager David Bell received suspensions Tuesday for their roles in Sunday's bench-clearing brawl in Pittsburgh.
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A joint announcement on the suspensions by the US Olympic Committee and USA Swimming, the national governing body for the sport, is expected Thursday, this person said.
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And a figure to watch to see if Twitter is able to further increase the proportion of non-tweeter terrorism account suspensions in its next Transparency Report.
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Justin Gatlin has responded to the swimmer's comment that he should not be allowed on the U.S. Men's Track and Field team after two doping-related suspensions.
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Ben Jealous, a candidate for Maryland governor, is also calling for the suspensions of Durkin and Evans, until an investigation into McNair&aposs death has been finished.
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On Saturday, China, the biggest buyer of Brazilian meats, lifted import suspensions, a move accompanied by Egypt and Chile, bringing hope of an end to the crisis.
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Since the first round of mine suspensions only took place in July, it's clear that there are other factors at work in terms of sliding national output.
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White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson and manager Rick Renteria served one-game league suspensions for their conduct during a benches-clearing incident against Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Adult content creators on crowdfunding site Patreon are facing a sudden spate of suspensions, with many reporting "implied nudity" as the reason their pages are shut down.
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"Schools that track indicators of student progress — like test scores, attendance, suspensions and grades and credit accumulation – improved high school graduation and college success rates," he explains.
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Amazon has previously come under scrutiny for its heavy-handed approach to suspensions and recently updated its suspension notice policies following a settlement with German antitrust authorities.
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Five others were handed suspensions of one to two years for "abusive language and threatening and aggressive behavior" in City's 2-0 defeat in December last year.
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In July and August, Tangshan city ordered curbs and some suspensions at sintering and coke plants, which turn coal into a fuel for use in blast furnaces.
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez declined to say how many more mines will be suspended but told Reuters that "there will absolutely be more suspensions".
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Those suspensions were overturned on appeal after the NJWOA ruled that it didn't have jurisdiction over what happened because it took place outside of a sporting event.
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Before the suspensions, South Korea had been the largest buyer of Iranian South Pars condensate (SPC) with imports as high as 6 million barrels in June 2017.
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As a result, a renewal of past tariff suspensions languished and no new ones were granted, costing businesses $750 million a year, according to the manufacturers' association.
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For its part, Penn State is also developing a national scorecard to provide public information on Greek letter organizations, including alcohol and hazing violations and chapter suspensions.
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Had the German court ruled in favor of Ms. Pechstein, she could have inspired other athletes to pursue similar suits seeking damages for wages lost during suspensions.
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High school graduation and college entry rates also seem to have improved significantly, even while suspensions, expulsions and the rate of students switching schools have all dropped.
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In kindergarten to 12th grade, blacks were 3.8 times as likely as whites to receive out-of-school suspensions, according to the United States Department of Education.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said the consequences would be severe, with the possibility of suspensions, fines, and the loss of draft picks if teams break the rules.
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Among the measures that have been taken in the wake of the investigation were suspensions of personnel who are under investigation for recruit abuse, hazing or maltreatment.
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The Frenchman was banned for eight years along with Blatter in December, and both had their suspensions cut to six years last week by FIFA's Appeal Committee.
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None, however, is an endorsement: putting your hands on a referee, along with incurring fines and suspensions, can leave you on your back looking at the lights.
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Moonves ticked off a number of possible explanations: Suspensions to star players; the rise of fantasy-football-focused shows, like the NFL's RedZone channel; and Donald Trump.
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That said, MSCI noted in the release that trade suspensions in some A shares and restrictions on creating related investment products remain issues China needs to resolve.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subways and buses, scrambled to fill the gaps left by the service suspensions at some of the city's busiest stations.
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Many executives lacked deep experience with American trade controls, leading to initial suspensions in shipments to Huawei until lawyers could puzzle out which products could be sent.
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The suspensions call into doubt the industry's push into live and event-based content, a strategy designed to create programming that's not easily replicated on the web.
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In late 2016, Minnesota football players threatened to boycott a bowl game to protest the suspensions of several teammates for their alleged involvement in a sexual assault.
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Three other players who had helped lead the boycott were given suspensions as well, and the team limped through a last-place finish in the group stage.
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The Yankees received the news hours before their game against the visiting Seattle Mariners on Friday and said that both Sanchez and Romine would appeal their suspensions.
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"I don't think any games are good news, because these guys are important to us," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said of the suspensions his catchers were facing.
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During the demonstration student protestors were given interim suspensions and then offered the opportunity to revoke them if they left the building that they had been occupying.
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To deliver that feeling, Aston's engineers are leaning heavily on the highly adaptable, electronically controlled powertrains and suspensions that have made truly multi-environment SUVs newly possible.
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On Friday, Mr. Berland and Ms. Rivers spoke about their suspensions at a rally attended by more than 100 Google workers outside the company's San Francisco offices.
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The study took place prior to the Paris attacks, which the researchers said likely led to a heavy wave of suspensions mostly in French and Arabic networks.
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With low demand greatly affecting international travel, air routes to non-affected countries are slowly starting to be impacted with service suspensions, reduced frequencies, or downgraded aircraft.
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University of Minnesota and Football Players Met Over Boycott The university president met with the team regarding the suspensions of 10 players over a sexual assault investigation.
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Construction projects have taken longer to start and complete, due to increased environmental regulations, work suspensions and growing liquidity pressures, Cai and other industry executives told Reuters.
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Provisional suspensions are mandatory under IAAF Anti-Doping rules following an adverse finding for any non-specified substance on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) banned list.
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The agency has cracked down on cryptocurrency-related fraud in the past year, with a series of investor bulletins, stock trading suspensions and initial coin offering halts.
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The announcement from Argentina aviation officials follows a wave of suspensions by the European Union, China and India, piling pressure on the United States to follow suit.
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In a mandatory report to the City Council, the Education Department said that in September, the number of suspensions had actually decreased from the same month the year before, with 1,317 students getting suspended Then, in the next month, suspensions jumped to 4,396 and stayed at about that number for the remaining months of the calendar year, which was significantly higher than they had been the previous year.
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All three — Rice, Peterson and Hardy — had their suspensions overturned or reduced on appeal, and for a while, Hardy and Peterson were even being paid while on suspension.
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We reached out to Twitter to ask if it plans to offer more information about the suspensions in the future, but we did not receive an immediate reply.
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In the Needville Independent School District just outside Houston, Texas, the superintendent reportedly sent out letters threatening three-day suspensions for any student who joins in on walkouts.
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This is untested legal territory, and a different (and weirder) question from the usual debates over Twitter free speech, which have previously covered account suspensions and shared blocklists.
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But Twitter refuses to comment on individual account suspensions (including this one), citing privacy and security reasons, and therefore often faces similar cycles of outrage and spontaneous theorizing.
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Russian authorities have vilified Rodchenkov, blaming him for the doping scandals that led to the suspensions of the country's athletics federation, Paralympic committee and anti-doping agency RUSADA.
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But while the goal is for this app to help avoid legal fights, it does so by requiring suspensions of the privacy rights of the individuals using it.
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Stine's company deals with about 100 suspensions a month and charges $2,500 per appeal ($212,218 if you want an expedited one), which is in line with industry norms.
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A study of ISIS supporter activity on Twitter suggests the tactic of repeat account suspensions can take a toll on the spread of extremist propaganda on the platform.
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"I want to Twitter to be honest with its users about the reasons for suspensions, bannings and all the punitive actions they take on their platform," he said.
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Many reckon that even with the suspensions, large numbers of properties will be sold cheaply, leading to price corrections that will ripple out from London across the country.
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And the effects appear to persist across generations: the children of beneficiaries have fewer school suspensions, higher levels of education and employment and lower levels of criminal activity.
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The World Conservation Monitoring Centre, a specialist arm of the UN Environment Programme, manages the CITES trade database and evaluates whether parties are effective at enforcing recommended suspensions.
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It's unclear if the suspensions were triggered by robots after some kind of coordinated "reporting for harassment" campaign by Russian trolls, or if Twitter manually suspended the accounts.
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This set off a cycle of debt, license suspensions, and new convictions for driving with a suspended license that landed him in jail for 20 days last year.
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As part of the reform effort, on Friday Shulkin released a list of 136 suspensions and 590 terminations of VA employees since the beginning of the new administration.
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The department said that during the 2016-7 school year, homeless students accounted for 13 percent of all suspensions, relatively flat when compared to the previous school year.
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With two past doping suspensions, the Russian was initially excluded from the Rio Games but succeeded in a last-minute appeal last week to be allowed to compete.
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Six more officers who shot their weapons during the barrage face suspensions ranging from 21 to 30 days, said Public Safety Director Michael McGrath, the former police chief.
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That policy, amended several times since then, has led to over fifty suspensions for failed drug tests, with current megastar-in-the-making Roman Reigns its latest casualty.
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Tesla Motors, it was reported this month, has been agreeing to repair faulty suspensions in some of its cars, but only after customers agreed to sign nondisclosure agreements.
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King made the news not only for winning gold in Rio but for publicly criticizing her Russian rival Yulia Efimova, who has served two previous doping-related suspensions.
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Suspensions at New York City public schools continued to decline last year, the Education Department announced on Thursday, a key measure of efforts to change school discipline practices.
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"All the suspensions are absolutely due to environmental reasons, and my particular interest is the wellbeing of the community, that's my benchmark," Lopez said in a text message.
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INVENTORIES: LME inventories MZNSTX-TOTAL have tumbled about 2257 percent over the past 20.5 months to 22,2593 tonnes after closures and suspensions of big mines in recent years.
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Immediately after the suspensions were announced, false reports that fraternity houses were being raided and that members were being arrested or forced to leave fraternity houses spread online.
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But after forensic evidence and computer records were presented last week by the World Anti-Doping Agency, Mr. Putin announced suspensions of several officials who had been implicated.
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Kenya, whose federation is in disarray after recent suspensions, has a matter of weeks to persuade WADA they are "code-compliant", or face joining Russia on the sidelines.
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Bank of America warned its clients, in a June 20 memo reviewed by Reuters, of possible delays to their trades and temporary suspensions if markets are very volatile.
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Other studies show that suspensions are not just ineffective but inequitable, as students of color are more likely than white ones to be suspended for the same behaviors.
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Both racers were disqualified on the spot -- but now the Latin American Motorcycle Association has doled out the bigger punishment -- and it's 2-year suspensions for both fighters.
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Companies have increasingly introduced new features to boost government influence over platforms and quash viral content in order to avoid fines, suspensions and in some cases, permanent closure.
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For both players, the suspensions were triggered by a second positive test for use of a drug in violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.
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But he ran out of chances with the Browns, who parted with the troubled wide receiver following multiple suspensions and repeated violations of the league's substance-abuse policy.
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Pressure on metals and mining companies globally is increasing, with many announcing delays and suspensions of operations as the virus disrupts supply chains and puts restraints on staff.
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An article in The Los Angeles Times said his focuses in San Francisco on reducing suspensions and expanding access to technology were priorities in Los Angeles, as well.
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From July 2017 through March 23 of this year, there was a 5.4 percent increase in suspensions across the city, compared with the same period the year before.
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A year later, an N.C.A.A. committee took up its investigation of the scandal, an inquiry that threatened the university with the loss of a basketball championship and suspensions.
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The vans, he thought, were in terrible shape, with worn tires and sagging suspensions, and he said he'd witnessed at least one driver smoking marijuana on the job.
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But he has a checkered history, stemming in part from the Pedroia incident, and also from suspensions he served for his role in brawls earlier in his career.
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Despite the Checkpoint Charlie climate in many urban high schools, where students are herded through metal detectors when they enter the building, suspensions are rarely prompted by violence.
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These restrictions have included weekslong suspensions in the trading of shares in companies that encounter financial difficulties, and the increased limits on moving money out of the country.
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On Monday, MLB announced major sanctions against Houston, including one-season suspensions for manager A.J. Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow, who were subsequently fired by the Astros.
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The government's attempt to stem the losses with trading suspensions, bans on selling and a campaign of state-directed buying only added to the concerns of private investors.
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In its public reports going back to 2006, in fact, no censures, reprimands, suspensions or other "remedial action" occurred in most years (53, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2010, 2006).
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Thursday's new suspensions raised the risk that Russia could have its longstanding suspension from World Athletics extended, or increased to a full expulsion from global track and field.
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Of course, suspensions can be reduced simply by refusing to dole them out, but certain transgressions, like physical fights, are still likely to get you suspended at Ascend.
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And while school suspensions and reports of violence and vandalism have fallen over the last few years, "many students still report feeling unsafe at school," the report said.
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"Suspensions should only be given to students who are a threat to the campus," said the student organizer, a gender-nonconforming Asian American who wanted to remain anonymous.
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LONDON — For two decades, cricket has been familiar with the specter of match-fixing, which brought scandals and suspensions to a sport that considered itself a gentlemen's pastime.
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