"Today Secretary DeVos proposed a rule that would tip the scales against those who raise their voices," the ACLU tweeted.
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A recession in the months leading up to the election, on the other hand, could tip the scales against Trump.
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" The ACLU has also joined in; "DeVos proposed a rule that would tip the scales against those who raise their voices.
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Though small, this increase would have been more than enough to tip the scales against Mr Trump in Midwestern states in 2016.
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Liberal groups are also expected to spend freely and have warned that Trump's pick could tip the scales against the Roe v.
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It's one of the key planks in Warren's latest policy proposal and an attempt to tip the scales against corporations and their lobbyists.
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But the more blatantly the delegates use their power to tip the scales against Trump, the more intense and volatile the reaction will be.
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But the more the delegates actually use that power to tip the scales against Trump, the more intense and volatile the backlash would be.
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It's unclear if there is some sort of internal debate within Facebook to tip the scales against Trump that Bosworth is speaking to beyond his own internal conflict.
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At a time when President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos are propping up predatory colleges, we don't need venture capitalists to further tip the scales against American students.
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Carlos Vélez-Ibáñez, a pioneering scholar of border studies, said that the growing number of Mormons in the state, especially those of Hispanic origin, helped tip the scales against Mr. Arpaio.
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The algorithm uses conviction records instead of arrest records, which are less likely to tip the scales against individuals in heavily policed neighborhoods—studies have found that the arrest rate for black people can be up to ten times higher than for non-blacks.
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The case of Joseph Jiampietro, previously a managing director at Goldman, sheds light on the inner workings of an in-house court system, whose use by a fellow financial regulator — the Securities and Exchange Commission — has come under fire from critics who say internal courts tip the scales against defendants.
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William Kidd, the suspect was even granted professional legal counsel. Even after the Act for the More Effectual Suppression of Piracy abolished the necessity of a jury in piracy trials, trials often were decided by juries rather than judges. At the same time, judges in piracy trials interfered to tip the scales against a suspected pirate, helping ensure their execution by hanging. Despite this, however, pirate trials were not entirely one-sided, and pirates on multiple occasions secured non-guilty verdicts in courts.
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The state initially denied the request, claiming that the execution protocol was secret. A district court ordered that that state could not keep its protocol secret and had to disclose the requested records. In March 2019, a three-judge panel of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the district court's ruling. The Eleventh Circuit wrote that “The fact that Alabama zealously guards information about a matter of great public concern does not tip the scales against disclosure. The court concludes that the considerations in favor of unsealing the records greatly outweigh Alabama’s interest in maintaining secrecy.” The events surrounding Alabama's attempt to execute Hamm were recounted in a Supreme Court brief that was filed in Bucklew v.
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From the orthodox point of view, Zachary Abuza (2001) considered that the intellectuals in Nhan Van Giai Pham were a group of dissidents who were joined the Viet Minh out of patriotism, not a love of communism. Indeed, a South Vietnamese scholar argued that the intellectuals were "encouraged by the hope that they might use the resistance organization to assemble nationalist elements and to create a force which would actually tip the scales against the communists within the ranks of the resistance." Therefore, the dissent was originated from two disparate ideologies between the intellectuals and Viet Minh. Another feature of Nhan Van Giai Pham from the orthodox interpretation is its close connection with China.
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