"All crimes are underreported; it doesn't make them useless that they're underreported," he said.
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We welcome that because we know these are underreported crimes.
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The trial has been criminally underreported and not without reason.
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Sexual misconduct against men is probably underreported, Stewart told Vox.
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I believe incidents like those I've described here are underreported.
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Sex crimes already are badly underreported across the United States.
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Forced labor is underreported and well hidden from public view.
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That relationship seems to have solidified greatly and is very underreported.
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" Interestingly, he also noted that sexual assault incidents are "vastly underreported.
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Because of the emotional factors involved, this crime is extremely underreported.
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Experiences that might otherwise go unreported, and which are definitely underreported.
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Again, sexual abuse is one of the most underreported criminal offenses.
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"We wanted to highlight other crises that are underreported," Frew said.
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President Trump repeatedly emphasized the supposedly underreported size of his crowds.
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In general, however, the horrific conflict in Yemen has gone underreported.
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But their advocates have long contended that such numbers are underreported.
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So, overall fast food consumption might have been underreported, researchers said.
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Bullying is still one of the most underreported problems in schools.
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Sexual misconduct has been a drastically underreported crime for many years.
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He was arrested after Nissan found he had underreported his income.
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"We know violence against trans people is largely underreported," Gray said.
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Sexual violence is notoriously underreported among women for a variety of reasons.
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Another factor to consider is that suicides across the board are underreported.
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He also flags the problem of crimes of sexual violence being underreported.
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But mental-health problems are also neglected because they may be underreported.
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Sexual assault is common but underreported, and conviction rates are abysmally low.
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"Trafficking is a global issue and it is grossly underreported," she said.
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That means potential violations involving other contaminants, like lead, may go underreported.
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Then, the government underreported cases until a whistleblower doctor revealed the truth.
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Leung's research suggests the number of infections is currently being hugely underreported.
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"This is a hugely underreported set of situations," Mr. West, 2221, said.
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The HRCP and human rights activists say these numbers are significantly underreported.
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Shame, fear, and cultural norms all allow sexual harassment to go underreported.
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And people in the armed forces and police department, which is underreported.
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Rape cases are far too common and are overwhelmingly underreported around the globe.
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While certificates can sometimes misclassify deaths, Gaither says the numbers are likely underreported.
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The study noted that selfie related deaths are believed to be vastly underreported.
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I really thought that was a massively underreported part of this election cycle.
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You and I talked about these recently, but they seem to be underreported.
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No. I feel weird talking about statistics around assault because it's so underreported.
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Go deeper: Death toll from Hurricane Maria severely underreported due to data shortfall.
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Bad news tends to get amplified, and good news tends to be underreported.
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Keller referred to amicus briefs that pointed out that abortion complications are underreported.
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The damage done at the sector above, the Russell 2000, is also underreported.
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They may have been underreported in 2015, before microcephaly was in the news.
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Even then, it underreported its results, sharing only a small part if its data.
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The big story in Virginia, which I think is underreported, isn't the governor's race.
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Adverse health events are already massively underreported (consumers and clinicians can report them here).
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Suicide rates are usually underreported in Nigeria because of the stigma associated with it.
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Trump on Saturday slammed the media, saying they underreported crowd size for the inauguration.
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Sexual assault remains underreported because of the social stigma and legal difficulties of reporting.
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Independent estimates believe that number is widely underreported — and could number in the thousands.
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"I think the incidence of drug use and abuse is significantly underreported," he said.
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" — COLBERT, on misspellings on the White House's (inaccurate) list of underreported terror attacks "Yes!
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"Zemmour has this journalist's eye for the underreported thing, the good angle," Gobry said.
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But rape and sexual assault are notoriously underreported, and notoriously difficult to prosecute successfully.
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Conversely, there's now some suspicion that Brazilian doctors actually underreported microcephaly before Zika's arrival.
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The phrase has come to encapsulate the idea that sexual misconduct and assault are underreported.
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This actual figure is exponentially higher, however, because experts say these crimes are vastly underreported.
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Things that are underreported and underexposed, we want to give more weight and light to.
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Later in the day, the White House released a list of 20103 "underreported" terror attacks.
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Conversely, there's now some suspicion that Brazilian doctors actually underreported microcephaly prior to Zika's arrival.
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If there's an underreported piece of the mass incarceration puzzle, Bazelon says this is it.
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But the problem of questionable or underreported data is not limited to any one state.
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Prosecutors initially cited company data alleging the Brazilian-born executive had substantially underreported his income.
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He was first arrested in November on suspicion that he underreported his income from Nissan.
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Infections have probably been underreported, it said, given that many are asymptomatic or very mild.
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These types of cases may be underreported, making it difficult to estimate actual transmission rates.
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Two later studies found that poverty among Asian- and Hispanic-Americans was consistently underreported, too.
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The Senate bill has numerous — and underreported — provisions that offer real relief to working Americans.
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Sexual misconduct is likely underreported at Uber — and in the rest of the sharing economy.
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The top editor says the network aims only to cover underreported stories and inform audiences.
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Undoubtedly, they have been in Puerto Rico where the death toll is being grossly underreported.
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The White House has issued a list of 78 terrorist attacks, saying most were underreported.
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A Pentagon report in May said sexual assaults in the U.S. military are still underreported.
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There is a sense among some that white nationalist violence is underreported in this country.
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"Sexual assault is a very underreported crime for a wide range of reasons, and it is underreported when it occurs on college and university campuses as well," Violence and Gender's editor-in-chief and forensic behavioral specialist Mary Ellen O'Toole, PhD, said in a statement.
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Some countries where powerful religions forbid suicide have historically underreported the act; some still do so.
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Donations to organisations the Communist Party feels uneasy about, such as religious groups, are underreported too.
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Yet new research finds that sexual assault on college campuses continues to be prevalent and underreported.
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But such crimes are severely underreported, especially on college campuses, according to the Department of Justice.
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There are so many underreported movements and overlooked figures, I can't possibly list them all here.
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But there is at least at much evidence that workplace injuries are underreported as over-reported.
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Regardless of the year, however, the hate crime count is underreported to the FBI, explained Stacy.
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Sean Spicer told reporters that the press had "underreported" attacks rather than refused to cover them.
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That means the current number of cases could be underreported while community spread becomes increasingly likely.
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Nissan has also been indicted, on charges that it underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation in legal documents.
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Mr. Ghosn already faces charges that he underreported his executive compensation for a number of years.
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Here's what we know so far: • Mr. Ghosn may have underreported his earnings by $203 million.
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An internal inquiry at Nissan found that Mr. Ghosn underreported his compensation to the Japanese government.
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Prosecutors said he underreported wages and revenue at his Manhattan restaurant and filed false tax documents.
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Hung confirms this, adding that incidents of tear gas-related health issues have likely been underreported.
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Rosselló first announced a review of deaths in December, citing news reports showing deaths were underreported.
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We know that more attention and resources must be devoted to this underreported public health crisis.
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One reason sex crimes are underreported, Levy said, is the ongoing stigma around experiencing such crimes.
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You'll read about underreported problems, like how mold and food spoilage are likely to plague Houston.
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And research has repeatedly found that while sexual assault is underreported generally, it's far more underreported on campus; the Bureau of Justice Statistics in 2014 found that 80 percent of sexual assaults among female college students were not reported, compared to 67 percent among non-students.
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It's absolutely going on right now in real time and it is incredibly underreported here in Britain.
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Pain is viral; the fact that most people everywhere hate all kinds of killing is usually underreported.
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A lot of cases go underreported because the victim is afraid of the assailant, according to Lyles.
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Meanwhile, burning issues like unfair housing, unequal school funding and the rest remain underreported in the press.
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Between The Sopranos and constant fawning in the tabloids, it's not like this is underreported turf, right?
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One of the most significant yet underreported outcomes of ObamaCare is its impact on the truly needy.
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With no free media in the country, the abuses taking place within its borders have been underreported.
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It's why child sexual abuse continues to be one of the most underreported crimes around the world.
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The underreported story of Mexico's July 4173 elections is a huge political victory for the country's women.
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This brings us to the most dangerous and underreported aspect of modern white supremacy: its international nature.
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In the meantime, critical stories here in "red states" go underdiscussed and underreported, including: Barriers to voting.
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Their method likely underreported the actual lead levels in people's homes that they did test, experts said.
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The group says that hate crimes are greatly underreported, and the true figures are likely significantly higher.
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He&aposs highlighting an underreported text from the corrupt FBI investigator Peter Strzok to his girlfriend Lisa Page.
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Send in an underreported story from where you are — I'd like to start featuring them in this space.
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Rape is one of the most underreported crimes in our country; survivors are often afraid to come forward.
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Also ruled out were places with a large number of Native Americans, whose cancer rates often go underreported.
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"I saw stories trickling in about the poaching crisis, but the issue was largely underreported then," she added.
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This suggests either that the disease is being controlled with unusual success, or that outbreaks are being underreported.
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Already, there is danger of destabilization in Jordan and Lebanon, and Europe faces real, if underreported, assimilation problems.
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From September 20th, 2016 to November 30th, 2016, this caused Instant Articles' iPhone traffic numbers to be underreported.
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Amnesty also said it believed hundreds of civilians were killed and that the coalition had underreported the casualties.
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Similarly, female founders are more likely to think sexual harassment in tech is underreported than their male counterparts.
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Crime statistics in Venezuela have not been officially measured since 212 however, and are underreported according to experts.
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In addition, a CNN investigation has found the number of deaths because of Maria may be significantly underreported.
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We know from research and our own experience that sexual assault and rape are the most underreported crimes.
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A subsequent AP report showed that he underreported his income by $57,000 — an embarrassment Republicans seized on immediately.
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Some experts have raised concerns that China might have underreported the extent of its outbreak and death toll.
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One of the big, underreported stories over the past few years is the success of the loyalty category.
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The war against Boko Haram is one of the biggest and most underreported conflicts raging in our world.
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Attacks have been traditionally underreported, but fighting the scourge in hate crimes begins with better data, experts say.
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The Associated Press later posted a correction saying the number of people at the event had been underreported.
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It is a non-scientific questionnaire about an underreported crime, and the results represent only CJI's specific group.
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Fatigue is highly underreported as an accident cause, said Dr. Bongers, who has a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering.
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"Hate crimes are grotesquely underreported," said Heidi Beirich, the director of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project.
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This attack, like the November 13 attack in Paris, is ludicrous inclusion on a list of underreported terror attacks.
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Per usual, the murders are being pretty underreported, with people sharing the news amongst their communities on social media.
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Still, he acknowledged that the search for the drug was new, and that its prevalence is most likely underreported.
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Reeping told Newsweek that underreported gun crime statistics likely added to the disparity between less- and more-restrictive jurisdictions.
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The remainder are crimes against gays, transsexuals and people with disabilities, which the police consider to be badly underreported.
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For those of us who understand the underreported prevalence of child sexual abuse, these allegations represent something deeply profound.
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But it seemed to me that this was a far more effective tactic and that it was being underreported.
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Now prosecutors in Japan are investigating claims that Mr. Ghosn underreported his taxable income by half for several years.
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He had underreported his income to the I.R.S. in the amount of $171,21979 over a period of five years.
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The stock has since jumped in value, and Price underreported the worth of his investment in his nomination filings.
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The researchers found that 12% of respondents underreported the distance they drove, giving an average answer of 384 miles.
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After their discovery, researchers questioned whether sesquizygotic twins had just been going underreported, or wrongly identified as fraternal twins.
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In the places they visited, they found that the coalition vastly underreported how many civilians had died in the bombing.
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Nearly two decades later, mental differences in twin boys were among the first hints that DC's total danger was underreported.
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But statistics on abuse and assault, already widely underreported crimes, are even more difficult to gather when children are involved.
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Many times, crimes against the LGBT population go underreported because of fear of reprisals and skepticism of the justice system.
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In Cambodia charities allege that recorded exports of sand to Singapore have been systematically underreported to cover up illegal mining.
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This is a major, yet underreported, story, and critical for understanding the changing financial tides between China and the world.
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Guttmacher also notes that only half of all abortions are represented in their studies, as rates tend to be underreported.
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For one thing, microcephaly was probably underreported in Brazil before the Zika virus outbreak, the researchers write in the study.
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One limitation of the study is that suicides are underreported, particularly when they involve drug overdoses, the study authors note.
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The Journal also said investigators were looking at whether Cohen underreported income derived from his taxi business in tax filings.
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A prominent business executive has been arrested on suspicion that he may have underreported his deferred compensation to the government.
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Police violence toward black cisgender and transgender women tends to go underreported and undercounted in efforts to document the problem.
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In the United States, the Internal Revenue Service estimates, self-employment and farm income are underreported by over 60 percent.
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In the 1980s, health officials realized that maternal deaths were being underreported, which led to a push for better reporting.
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Yes. My colleagues found evidence that he underreported the value of his New York assets to lower his tax liabilities.
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He is being questioned by prosecutors after Nissan said that he underreported his income to Japanese regulators over several years.
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Fires are largely underreported, however, and Fogelman estimates that there were actually around 1,800 fires at waste facilities in 2019.
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The CEA also said its methodology incorporated an adjustment to reflect the fact that opioids were underreported on death certificates.
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Waziristan, the restive region on the Western border with Afghanistan, is one of the most underreported places in the country.
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Committee staff also determined that Price had underreported the value of stocks he owns in Innate Immunotherapeutics, an Australian pharmaceutical company.
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Some 350,000 metric tons of octopus are caught annually, and the real numbers may be higher, as fishing is often underreported.
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Sexual assault remains vastly underreported, in part because of a lack of trust in the authorities and fear of public humiliation.
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One of the most important yet underreported stories of 2018 has been the development of Chinese Depository Receipts (known as CDRs).
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Nevertheless, Kavita Krishnan, secretary of the All India Progressive Women's Association, said last August that rape continues to be "highly underreported."
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"They're tough numbers to digest because we do think they're underreported," said James Barnacle, chief of the FBI's money laundering unit.
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But the number could be underreported because abortion is illegal, leaving some women to resort to dangerous methods of ending pregnancies.
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Her friend's concerns are certainly not unfounded: sexual assault is the most underreported violent crime in America and for sound reason.
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And part of the reason they're underreported is that victims are concerned about whether they're going to be believed or not.
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Perhaps one of the most underreported stories of recent weeks was the European Union's ruling on Apple's tax arrangement with Ireland.
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Further, postpartum depression is severely underreported, as women tend to suffer in silence rather than tell even those closest to them.
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Press Secretary Sean Spicer said a few hours later that the White House would release a list of these underreported attacks.
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He was arrested after Nissan found he had underreported his income, and the company's board meets today to consider removing him.
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The researchers acknowledge the difficulty of measuring frequency and quantities of marijuana use, and the likelihood that illegal use is underreported.
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And today we will be focusing on African activists and scientists from Africa, as the African perspective is always so underreported.
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He was set to stand trial in 2100 on accusations that he underreported his compensation and shifted personal losses to Nissan.
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The step tracking was also egregiously off—in testing it underreported steps compared to a control pedometer by nearly 20 percent.
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No one interviewed for this story could give an estimate, even ballpark, on how underreported these types of crimes might be.
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As a result, the current data we have on use of force is likely to be underreported and shaped by biases.
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Reports related to sexual misconduct accounted for just 1 percent of all reports in the NPDB, suggesting that such cases were underreported.
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Forced labor is underreported and well hidden from public view, so it's likely an even bigger problem than the official numbers suggest.
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It's also likely that your accountant won't sign off on a tax return where you underreported capital gains, due to ethical concerns.
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Sadly, the scale of the damage in Haiti is being underreported because many of the severely hit regions are still cut off.
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In United States there were only 60 reported cases of anisakiasis ever according to a 2010 study (though this could be underreported).
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Probably the most underreported reform effort is the notable strides made to reduce medical errors and facilitate the spread of best practices.
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Nissan Motor Co. said Monday it plans to remove its chairman, Carlos Ghosn, after an internal investigation found he underreported his income.
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Former Nissan Co. chairman Carlos Ghosn on Sunday denied allegations that he underreported his income, which led to his ouster last week.
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And considering how incidents of sexual misconduct are vastly underreported, it's likely we'll never know just how huge a problem this is.
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Experts analyzed the imagery alongside social media posts and open source material to determine that the number of deaths is being underreported.
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He has been held since then in a Tokyo jail and faces charges that he underreported his compensation to the Japanese authorities.
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Carlos Motta, an artist known for his multimedia work documenting queer communities, calls attention to the underreported discrimination against gender-nonconforming refugees.
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Roads are the primary way in which most people interact with wildlife, yet traffic collisions with animals are wildly underreported, he said.
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Arcos Veintimilla is interested in long term documentary photography on social and environmental issues, especially those that are underreported by the media.
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This effort, though, was purely an initiative to call attention to a cause that she worried was going underreported by the media.
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Tens of millions of electronic health records have been compromised in recent years, a number that is growing and, some say, underreported.
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In other words, shootings are tremendously underreported in the US. One catch to the research: ShotSpotter is likely picking up some false positives.
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When it comes to distance tracking, it slightly underreported my 2 mile run as 1.92 miles, while the Apple Watch recorded 1.97 miles.
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Their stories make up a largely undocumented section of survivor accounts, experiences that often are untold, underreported, and discredited by those around them.
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However, a follow-up study published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine found that the occurrence of this adverse effect are likely underreported.
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"This incident is an opportunity to highlight the gross underreported and unacknowledged issue of female-on-male domestic violence," he told the paper.
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He also cautioned that the attacks are likely underreported because it's not in the government or international oil companies' interest to disclose them.
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Transport for London had also received complaints from the city's police department that Uber systematically underreported serious allegations of assaults by Uber drivers.
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Still, experts say these numbers are largely underreported because the FBI relies on local governments to report their data -- and many don't. 22001.
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The paper reported that authorities were looking into whether income from Cohen&aposs taxi-medallion business was underreported in federal income tax returns.
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But there is also a lot of underreported evidence that helping prevent moms from wanting to light their boobs on fire is best.
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It's an extremely important issue, and one that's been underreported with the majority of mental health editorial focusing on adult issues and treatments.
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Just for those workers, the result was more than $462 million in underreported wages and millions in unpaid employment taxes, the state said.
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We want to hear about your suggestions for underreported people changing the world and how we can do a better job covering them.
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In 2014, an estimated 1,4003 children died as a result of abuse and neglect, though experts claim these annual fatalities go chronically underreported.
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According to the findings of a 2015 AP investigation, one of the most prevalent, and underreported, complaints against law enforcement is sexual misconduct.
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Crimes against transgender people, including harassment and sexual assault, are often underreported, which can stem from victims' reluctance to speak with law enforcement.
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The report also does not count unsolved killings that may be gender-related, and it notes that violence against women is often underreported.
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But the killings are a constant, if underreported, challenge to the government's claim that the Tierra Caliente has now left the violence behind.
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He faces criminal charges, filed by prosecutors who allege he underreported his compensation and improperly shifted personal investment losses onto the company's books.
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For these reasons, a tiny fraction of what is already a vastly underreported crime results in arrest, let alone prosecution, let alone conviction.
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The chairman of Nissan was arrested after an internal investigation found that he underreported his compensation to Japanese financial authorities for several years.
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They've told us that our reporting has been crucial to raising awareness of an issue that they've felt has been underreported for years.
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It could be from people feeling frustrated or energized by election results or victims feeling emboldened to come forward with the underreported crimes.
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Public health experts say the number of cases are likely underreported because most people infected with the disease don't know they have symptoms.
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Kiang said that, if anything, the number of opioid deaths is probably underreported because synthetic opioids require additional testing by a medical examiner.
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Native communities have also grappled with a crisis of missing and murdered women, noting that the issue has been seriously underreported in federal data.
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But even in her privilege, she's making clear that not all experiences of motherhood are the same, and that's vital, if often underreported, information.
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Statistics aren't perfect at gauging exactly how prevalent sexual violence is in India because it is believed that crimes against women are widely underreported.
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"Because NIT recipients underreported earnings in order to get a larger benefit payment, the impacts of NIT on employment are likely exaggerated," Marinescu writes.
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Persistent inflation, often underreported, high unemployment, high consumer debt, and a lack of investment and credit have all combined to create low growth economies.
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" Costello actually believes that, rather than being illegitimate, "school incidents are probably underreported, as schools have no obligation to report such incidents to anyone.
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"It is of concern that this number may be underreported due to lack of complaints being lodged because of fear of reprisals," added Callamard.
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But rights groups say rape remains hugely underreported in Europe, despite movements like #MeToo which have spurred women to speak out about sexual violence.
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For example, Lowery suspects missing Latino children are underreported because some families with undocumented members might not contact police for fear of being deported.
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But that's just my assessment," said McKenzie, adding that he believes "the numbers are probably significantly underreported in terms of coronavirus victims in Iran.
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Nissan and Renault, after decades in a successful joint venture, were reportedly close to merging until their leadership imploded amid allegations of underreported income.
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Much emphasis has been given to Russia's involvement – one cannot accurately say it has been underreported – but we have largely ignored the Ukrainian question.
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Part of why I like to shoot these pieces is a lot of these topics are hidden, underreported on or bordering on the taboo.
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Government agencies like the CDC often track opioid-related deaths based on death certificates, but researchers have long argued that these numbers are still underreported.
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Facebook said in an updated blog post that it underreported the amount of traffic coming from Facebook Instant Articles viewed on iOS systems from Sept.
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And researchers have long known that diabetes is an underreported cause of death on death certificates, the primary data source for determining life expectancy trends.
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In prior filings, prosecutors have said Wilmington at times underreported by more than $300 million the amount of loans at least 90 days past due.
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"I'd bet this is one of the most underreported items on a typical tax return," said Jeffrey Levine, CPA and CEO of BluePrint Wealth Alliance.
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"A lot of stuff just gets underreported, and the mentality behind it is that if it doesn't get reported then it doesn't happen," she says.
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Hongqiao's own Hong Kong shares have been suspended since March after research firm Emerson Analytics published a report alleging that the company underreported its costs.
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That's part of why only about a third of victims ever report rape, and why rape is one of the most underreported crimes out there.
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This is the second installment in Missing Chapter, where we revisit underreported and often overlooked moments of the past to give context to the present.
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Invisible hate crimes Beirich and Stacy emphasized that FBI hate crime statistics are grossly underreported, mainly because the hate crime reports are handed in voluntarily.
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Ghosn was indicted on December 10 on allegations he underreported his income by tens of millions of dollars between 2010 and 2015 in Nissan disclosures.
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As a result of Miller's actions, BBSI underreported approximately $12 million in workman's compensation expenses in 2013, the U.S. Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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This is the sixth installment in Missing Chapter, where we revisit underreported and often overlooked moments of the past to give context to the present.
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Even then, advocates and civil rights officials believed those numbers were grossly underreported, because school districts failed to recognize when children were articulating sexual harassment.
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Many of these accounts arrive from media reports, and while attacks on artistic freedom are gaining more attention, many are still underreported, or outright unreported.
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Since then, he has been re-arrested twice over the latest allegations and on claims that he underreported his Nissan salary for a prolonged period.
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This is the fifth installment in Missing Chapter, where we revisit underreported and often overlooked moments of the past to give context to the present.
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In 2015, there were more than 33,85033 reported opioid-related deaths, but because fatalities are underreported, CEA pegged the number closer to about 41,000 deaths.
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The buyers always underreported country music sales to Billboard and the other music magazines that tracked sales and created rankings, because country wasn't considered cool.
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The biggest news – though woefully underreported – was that NATO, history's most enduring and successful alliance, for the first-time defined China as a strategic challenge.
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Trading in Hongqiao Group's Hong Kong shares were halted in March after research firm Emerson Analytics published a report alleging the company underreported its costs.
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These days it's easier just to rule out the presence of other infections with similar symptoms, but it could mean that chancroid is being underreported.
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And when rape remains underreported by women around the world, and is ignored when vocalized, offering a digital space for listening and witnessing is powerful.
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Many other states still do not protect all vulnerable groups of people through the measures they have, and hate crimes remain underreported at the national level.
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The federal data the study relied on had some limitations: The gun ownership data was limited to certain years, and it may have underreported police deaths.
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However, some studies indicate that such overdoses may in fact be 24 percent more common than previously thought, since they often go underreported on death certificates.
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Legal fees, time constraints, lack of evidence, ignorance around employment rights—the reasons why HIV discrimination in the workplace often goes unpunished and underreported are numerous.
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IN TERMS of international news stories per head of population, Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority country of more than 160m, is among the world's most underreported places.
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In 1996, American Indian mortality rates were underreported by an estimated 21% because of inconsistencies in identifying Native Americans on death certificates, according to the CDC.
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Because what is also true, but underreported, is that white students under U.T.'s admissions program can also get credit for their race under certain circumstances.
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Since 2014, Beijing has straight-up lied about how much coal it is burning and underreported its carbon dioxide emissions by a billion tons a year.
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Its investigators searched Dentsu's offices in November and found what they said was evidence that Dentsu had underreported overtime hours worked by several dozen other employees.
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Some white South Africans say they believe that farm killings are underreported, politically motivated and part of a conspiracy to rid the country of white residents.
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The film is alternately funny and heartwarming, but more than anything, eye opening, covering a chapter at best underreported in history books, if not outright overlooked.
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He was indicted on charges that he underreported his pay in violation of Japanese securities laws, and Nissan itself was also accused of violating the laws.
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And during his testimony on Capitol Hill last week, Mr. Cohen said Mr. Trump on a number of occasions underreported his earnings to avoid paying taxes.
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The new network promised to feature stories that "have not been reported" or were "hugely underreported" in the mainstream media, Simonyan told The Times in 2000.
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An internal investigation found that Carlos Ghosn, one of the auto industry's most high-profile executives, underreported his compensation to Japanese financial authorities for several years.
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An even more powerful signal to our allies than the vision articulated in Trump's NSS is the greatly underreported victory over the Islamic State in 2017.
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There's no adequate treatment for fetal alcohol syndrome; there's not even a consensus among doctors on how to diagnose a irreversible condition that's almost certainly underreported.
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In 2018, Japanese prosecutors alleged that Ghosn had underreported his compensation of 10 million yen ($92.6 million USD) earned between 2010 and 2015 by about half.
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As with the use of endemic and systematic torture, the practice of using human shields is a yet mostly underreported aspect of India's actions in Kashmir.
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Hundreds of kidnappings were reported in the border state last year, although activists say the true tally of missing people is likely underreported and actually much higher.
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The disaster database relied on reports from news and humanitarian agencies, which the team said could have resulted in some disasters being underreported, especially during earlier years.
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The IRS says that of the $210 billion in underreported taxes 503 through 250, almost 2000 percent of it was owed on business and self-employment income.
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STEPHEN SILVERSan Francisco It is true that tax amnesties on underreported income were once a regular feature of Greek tax administration ("To hell and back", October 5th).
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Abiodun Olujimi, who raised the motion, told CNN that lawmakers were moved to act because they were concerned cases of sexual misconduct often are overlooked and underreported.
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The big picture: This is a massive increase from the original number, which was underreported because of data shortfalls, destruction of the island's infrastructure and government inaction.
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Prosecutors in Japan are investigating claims that Mr. Ghosn, who is also chairman of Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors, underreported his taxable income by half for several years.
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An internal investigation found that Carlos Ghosn, above, one of the auto industry's most high-profile executives, underreported his compensation to the Japanese government for several years.
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He has unsuccessfully petitioned the agency to withdraw the approvals, arguing in his brief that laser manufacturers underreported or misclassified adverse events that occurred during clinical trials.
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In 0003, the IRS challenged more than 5.1 million returns, mainly for underreported income and math errors, according to an H&R Block analysis of IRS data.
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I do not know 40,000 people, so the odds are against my knowing 103 people with the disease, even taking into consideration that Lyme may be underreported.
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The White House, arguing that the news media is playing down the threat of terrorism, released a list of 63 terrorist attacks that it says were underreported.
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The IRS says that of the $458 billion in underreported taxes 2008 through 0003, almost 60 percent of it was owed on business and self-employment income.
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I was struck by one line in your piece where you say I think a recent study said they used the words "profoundly underreported" suicide by drug overdose.
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Human accidents involving wind turbines are underreported, but data compiled by the Caithness Windfarm Information Forum indicates that blade failures represent the biggest danger, followed by turbine fires.
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And since the study looks at hospitalizations for mental illness, it may be underestimating the scope of the problem, since mental illnesses are often underreported, particularly in men.
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According to a report from Facebook this morning, the company uncovered an issue that affected a "small group" of Instant Articles publishers, causing those numbers to be underreported.
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A forthcoming paper by Scott Winship of the Manhattan Institute, a think-tank, argues that, after factoring in non-cash benefits and underreported income, a sunnier picture emerges.
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Today, survivor guilt is scarcely mentioned in the broader discussion around PTSD, and mental-health experts worry the condition is being chronically underreported and overlooked in trauma survivors.
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One of Trump's underreported victories is the trade deal with South Korea where U.S. car companies got to double their imports into the country while limiting steel exports.
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McCaughey claimed that hospital infection rates in the U.S. are widely underreported and that hospitals have routinely sought to cover up the actual number of infectious disease deaths.
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A government examination of Tokyo Electric's safety practices in 2013 found that it had underreported the radiation exposure of a third of the workers whose records were reviewed.
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CDC received reports of 642,602 cases of 16 diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites from mosquitos, ticks or fleas — but they say this number is grossly underreported.
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In a review published yesterday in JAMA Surgery, researchers warn that this cancer might not be as rare as we thought—it's underreported, underdiagnosed, and misunderstood, they say.
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But in a report last year, the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found that much of that training was ineffective and that workplace harassment was widely underreported.
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Federal authorities are assessing whether income from Cohen's taxi-medallion business was underreported in federal tax returns, according to the newspaper, citing one person familiar with the matter.
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Which crimes do you hate having to arrest or cite people for, and, conversely, what do you think is an underreported but dire criminal scourge on society today?
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He feels the disappearances and deaths of children of color go underreported today and that the race of the Atlanta victims had to play a factor, he said.
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Those deeply worried about domestic far-right terrorism believe United States authorities, across many administrations, have regularly underplayed the threat, and that the media has repeatedly underreported it.
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"Those numbers are underreported because many times seniors are so embarrassed," said Anna Maria Chavez, executive vice president and chief growth officer at the National Council on Aging.
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Fox News's Chris Wallace said Trump was "flat wrong" in claiming that the media intentionally underreported the crowd size on the National Mall compared to Obama's 2009 inauguration.
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Both figures are almost certainly dramatically underreported, but the data does suggest commuters in Mexico City are much more likely to be robbed in their cars than underground.
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If you consider that rich people's efforts at evasion are likelier to be successful, then their approach of assigning more underreported income to the rich looks more reasonable.
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Manafort is charged with bank fraud, filing false tax returns that underreported his income by millions of dollars, and failing to report numerous foreign bank accounts he controlled overseas.
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The FBI believes sexual crimes on flights are "underreported," Kevin Rowson, an agency spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News, and law enforcement officials at some of the country's busiest airports agreed.
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Microcephaly was probably underreported in Brazil Still, the study's results warrant a warning: women who live in areas with Zika should protect themselves from mosquito bites, the authors write.
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"And we think that's probably underreported," said Chris Wiant, chairman of the Water Quality and Health Council, which is funded by the American Chemistry Council to survey swimmers' behaviors.
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But one of the more distressing and underreported aspects of this re-moralization is that some younger feminists are telling older feminists that they don't understand their own lives.
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We know that sexual assault on college campuses is both epidemic and underreported, in part because women and men who have experienced assault doubt that they will be believed.
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Auditors found that Florida incorrectly claimed costs for certain care for undocumented immigrants and prisoners who received outpatient care, and the hospital omitted or underreported Medicare and Medicaid payments.
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The numbers could reflect a rise in trafficking, but also a greater understanding and recognition of an issue that is believed to be vastly underreported to police, experts said.
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"We think that it probably has been underreported in China - the way they're able to control their media about that," Perdue said at Landus Cooperative office in Ames, Iowa.
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The disclosure nonetheless threatened to increase the legal jeopardy swirling around Mr. Ghosn, who is in a Tokyo jail on charges that he underreported his income as Nissan chairman.
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Several transgender women of color held small protests inside the town hall sporadically throughout the night in hopes of drawing attention to the string of underreported murders of similar women.
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For one, sexual harassment is largely underreported — though up to 75 percent of women surveyed in one study had experienced sexual harassment in the workplace, just 29 percent reported it.
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This is the first installment in a new Vox series called Missing Chapter, where we revisit underreported and often overlooked moments of the past to give context to the present.
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For instance, unintentional firearm deaths may be significantly underreported, which skews data, and firearm injuries that were not treated in a hospital or similar health care setting were not included.
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Park noted that refugees from the affected areas have claimed the number of lives lost in the floods was underreported, and that others have said they received minimal government assistance.
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While China is quickly gaining ground in everything from sports to military spending and economic output—as news outlets regularly confirm—the country's propaganda efforts remain subtle and mostly underreported.
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According to the Journal, authorities are investigating whether Cohen underreported his income in federal tax returns, in which he reaped hundreds of thousands of dollars over the last five years.
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The fact people are afraid to talk about what happened to them or report it to the police makes the subject underreported in Italy and covered by a dark blanket.
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Bradford Fitch, president and chief executive of the Congressional Management Foundation, a group that helps lawmakers and staff run their offices, said sexual harassment was vastly underreported in congressional offices.
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"This is a widespread problem, but it's also underreported and understudied, so there could be more species affected," said Lydia Katsis, a recent graduate of Bristol Veterinary School in Britain.
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Along with Mr. Ghosn, Tokyo prosecutors have indicted his close aide Greg Kelly, a former human resources executive and member of Nissan's board, on charges he underreported Mr. Ghosn's income.
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Prosecutors said he underreported his pay package by more than ¥5 billion ($44.5 million) — understating his true earnings by half — in reports to a bureau of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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Van Haaften was the founding curator of the New York Public Library's photography collection, and it is good to finally have a full account of Abbott's iconoclastic and underreported existence.
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Second, in the early stages of the outbreak, people were arrested for speaking out about it, and even now censors are deleting articles arguing that the true figures are underreported.
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Taking the approach of shipping to your retail network, really is kind of a brilliant coup on Amazon's part..... It probably underreported the impact it will have on the industry.
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The new, yet underreported, 20 percent small business tax deduction is revitalizing Main Street by allowing entrepreneurs and owners to keep more of their funds to hire and raise wages.
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The chance of income being underreported increases, he said, as does the chance of employee theft or even armed robbery as large amounts of cash move through the business ecosystem.
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That's to say it slightly underreported distance (2.39 miles) compared to my phone's GPS, while heart rate was well within 225 beats per minute of a Polar H25 chest strap.
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The White House on Monday issued a list of what it said were 78 underreported attacks; but several news organizations, including CNN and The Times, provided evidence to the contrary.
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At least 25,217 people are estimated to have died in the aftermath of the storm, though Puerto Rico's government initially underreported the death toll and is now conducting a recount.
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She took information regarding underreported civilian death tolls, detainee abuse, and prisoners held in Guantánamo Bay, and, through WikiLeaks in conjunction with mainstream news organizations, provided that information to the world.
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In Union Hill, Virginia, residents say Dominion Resources underreported the historically African American town's population by more than 500 percent in order to expedite plans to build a compressor station there.
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The rate of injuries among home care aides is lower than nursing aides but higher than the average for all jobs, and advocacy groups say direct care injuries are vastly underreported.
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They expect the number may be higher too, as rape and sexual assault are known to be highly underreported in immigration detention facilities due to fears of retaliation and social isolation.
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That's a 45 percent increase from 2009, and Jim Martin, the director of the Office of Child and Family Services, said the prevalence of drug use is likely underreported by caseworkers.
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If this figure is correct, the total outstanding amount of loans on Chinese banks' balance sheets is being seriously underreported, calling into question the safety and soundness of China's banking system.
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It's difficult to know exactly how many sexual assaults occur on flights because no clearinghouse for the data exists, and experts say sexual assaults are the most underreported of violent crimes.
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Some health officials and anti-tobacco groups worry that kids don't know that Juul is a type of e-cigarette, meaning the problem of youth vaping may be underreported, Bloomberg reports.
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Research by the Association of American Universities found that one in three disabled university women is sexually assaulted during her college years – a statistic that is appalling, unacceptable, and largely underreported.
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"Sexual assault remains one of the most underreported crimes and I hope that these basic rights will encourage more survivors to come forward and pursue justice," Shaheen said in a statement.
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Reingold said it's likely that the number of cases in children is underreported, in part because their symptoms are so minimal or mild, but he warned they can still infect others.
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In a 2016 report, the EEOC said it had recovered more than $164 million for workers alleging harassment the previous year, though it emphasizes that these complaints were likely significantly underreported.
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In 2015, Greenpeace found numerous cases of illegal Chinese fishing in West African waters, including ships that misreported their coordinates or underreported their tonnage: known ploys to fish in prohibited areas.
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A prosecutor's obligation to protect victims is particularly strong in sex-crimes cases, which historically are badly underreported because victims often experience trauma, shame and distrust of the criminal justice system.
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Environment and Climate Change Canada atmospheric scientist Chris McLinden said in a statement that the unreported and underreported sources accounted for about 12 percent of all human-made emissions of sulfur dioxide.
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Rape is overwhelmingly underreported, and even when a victim does choose to report, justice is almost never served: According to RAINN, out of every 1,000 rapes, 994 perpetrators will walk scot-free.
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Here are his most explosive claims so far... Trump's claim: That the media lied about the crowd size at Inauguration, which Trump said — in a speech at the CIA — was wildly underreported.
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The nine-year-old challenger bank's market value plunged after disclosing in January that it had underreported the risk of its loan book by nearly 1 billion pounds, hitting its capital levels.
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Specialists in urban centers only see one or two fractures a month, so they're rare even if they are likely underreported due to shame, and steps can be taken to minimize risk.
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A prominent Jewish group funded in part by GOP mega-donor Sheldon Adelson says it is confused by the White House's omission of Israel from its recent list of "underreported" terrorist attacks.
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After multiple reports this week revealed the Puerto Rican government had vastly underreported the death toll following Hurricane Maria, Puerto Ricans on Friday gathered to create a memorial honoring the storm's victims.
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" The ACLU study found that 82 percent of prosecutors reported that since President Donald Trump got into the White House, "domestic violence is now underreported and harder to investigate and/or prosecute.
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By Daniel Wiessner Two Massachusetts residents who operated a temporary staffing agency have been indicted on charges that they underreported the size of their workforce in order to lower their tax liabilities.
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Additionally, the inquiry found that the use of force by officers was underreported and revealed a pattern of theft of citizens' property by officers in the narcotics, gangs and prisoner processing units.
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The court decision came more than a month after Mr. Kelly and the carmaker's chairman, Carlos Ghosn, were arrested on allegations that they had underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation to regulators for years.
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And in a four-month undercover investigation, reporter Shane Bauer witnessed high levels of violence — particularly stabbings, which seemingly went underreported in official numbers — and lockdowns at a private prison in Louisiana.
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The condescension with which Puerto Rico is too often held was clearly behind President Trump's downplaying the disaster and his complaints about the cost, and most likely behind the radically underreported casualties.
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"One of the facts about sexual assault is that it is a very underreported offense, and there are a whole lot of reasons why individuals don't report to law enforcement," West said.
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Mr. Ghosn, the architect of the Nissan-Renault alliance, faces charges of financial wrongdoing, and he has been detained since November on allegations that he underreported his compensation for years to regulators.
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Watch: Trump underreported payments to Cohen in disclosures On Monday, an ABC News reporter caught Cohen on video walking through the Union Station railroad complex on Capitol Hill in Washington, accompanied by Petrillo.
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My question's really related to ESPN+ and Hulu, where the big underreported story has been the parent company of this network and AT&T owning 40% of Hulu, and what did that mean?
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The nine-year-old challenger bank was forced to boost its capital levels after it admitted in January that it had underreported the risk of its loan book by nearly 1 billion pounds.
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Because of these factors, the incident remains one of the 63 percent of sexual assaults that are not reported to police at all (making it the most underreported crime in the United States).
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It's possible that adverse yoga events are underreported, but probably no more or less so than for any other activity, and this method of reviewing injury case reports is generally accepted as sound.
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The documents are meant to prove that the Iranians had both underreported the extent of their nuclear program and that they were far closer to their ultimate goal of weaponizing their nuclear technology.
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New York (CNN Business)Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn, detained for the past five weeks on charges he underreported his income, will spend Christmas and New Year's Eve in a Tokyo jail cell.
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The Washington Post reported Thursday that Facebook scrubbed all of its data related to the Russian-bought ads shortly after a social media analyst had determined the company likely underreported the ads' reach.
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Indeed, one of the most underreported stories of Charlottesville is that Richard Spencer, David Duke, and Matthew Heimbach -- three prominent rally organizers -- have all been involved with European white nationalist individuals or organizations.
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The 2011 Obama directive was intended to address long-standing issues with how schools nationwide were handling sexual assault claims, problems which included sluggish investigations, underreported statistics, and poor treatment of assault survivors.
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Members of Congress have requested a formal audit of the death toll in Puerto Rico, citing concerns about the "woefully underreported" number of people who had died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Journalists on the ground in Puerto Rico and here on the mainland have helped paint a very different picture of underreported deaths, prompting members of Congress to demand audits of the death count.
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The cybersecurity firm Recorded Future, which has kept track of publicly reported ransomware attacks, tracked 80 on municipalities this year, compared with 53 in 2018, though both figures are likely to be underreported.
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But while the world celebrates the Olympics, in domestic violence, there are no winners — only brave survivors who are raising their voices in an effort to put a stop to the Brazil's underreported epidemic.
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He pleaded guilty to a 20-count indictment in 2014 that said he paid workers under the table, underreported $1 million in sales and wages, and avoided payroll and income taxes, among other charges.
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A group of bipartisan senators introduced a bill Wednesday to make the federal government give more resources to tribal communities to combat the ongoing and often underreported Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis.
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If anything, that's an underestimate; the report only covered 12 Southern states, and many of these horrific attacks went unreported or underreported, making it hard to pin down just how many people were killed.
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Officials have said the figures showed troops were more confident about reporting the crime but sexual assault still is likely underreported, said Nate Galbreath, senior executive adviser for the Pentagon's sexual assault prevention office.
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An M.L.B. investigation found that the Braves had effectively underreported their signings from the 238-22000 period by inflating the bonus of a lesser prospect who was not subject to the bonus-pool rules.
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The Roman Catholic Church in Illinois vastly underreported the number of priests with sexual misconduct allegations against them and inadequately investigated reports of abuse, according to a scathing report from the state's attorney general.
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The sell-off was prompted in part by news that Carlos Ghosn, the chairman of Nissan, was arrested on Monday after the carmaker found that he had underreported his compensation to the Japanese government.
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Lawyers in a Volkswagen case are reportedly asking a judge for $26 million in attorney's fees and costs after the Environmental Protection Agency said the car manufacturer overestimated fuel economy and underreported greenhouse emissions.
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Iwahashi said he believed the issue was not uncommon, but the breadth of the problem was hard to grasp because many cases went underreported because of the language barrier and fears of deportation threats.
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A core value of Dreamers // Doers is to openly discuss the ups and downs of work and entrepreneurship, so it felt like a natural fit to explore the important but underreported topic of burnout.
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A shortage of medical kits in China needed to quickly diagnose the coronavirus has slowed the country's ability to respond to the outbreak and fueled concerns that the number of cases has been underreported.
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Earlier this month, lawyers in the Volkswagen case asked a judge for $26 million in attorneys' fees and costs after the Environmental Protection Agency said the company overestimated fuel economy and underreported greenhouse emissions.
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Lawyers and advocates who work with hate crime survivors said the real problem is that hate crimes are underreported for a variety of reasons that appear to have nothing to do with false allegations.
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More recently, a 2015 Greenpeace investigation found hundreds of Chinese vessels across West Africa had turned off required monitoring devices; fished without licenses, often in prohibited areas; used illegal nets; and regularly underreported their catch.
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If sexual assault frequently goes uncounted, sexual assault that involves drugs or alcohol — known as drug-facilitated sexual assault, or DFSA — is the most underreported category of all and among the most difficult to prove.
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Nissan's boss, Hiroto Saikawa, then revealed that an internal investigation had uncovered evidence that Mr Ghosn had underreported his pay between 2010 and 2015 and failed to declare the use of properties owned by Nissan.
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And one common topic that emerged was an underreported factor in the rise of teacher discontent: Yes, their salaries have been stagnating, even declining, but that's been exacerbated by the increase in health insurance premiums.
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In a separate case, Yocheved and Shimon Nussbaum allegedly underreported or failed to report their proper income to receive Medicaid, Section 8 housing and food stamps from 2011 to 2014, according to a criminal complaint.
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As a result, Dolin instead sued GSK, saying its Paxil label failed to warn of suicide risks among adults, alleging that the company had underreported adult suicide rates during its trial studies to the FDA.
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LeBron James we can assume will be happy to play himself, both as a personal favor to his buddy Delly and to continue to advance his longstanding and weirdly underreported career rivalry with Mike Epps.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military received about 6,000 reports of sexual assault in 2015, similar to the number in 2014, the Pentagon said in an annual report on Thursday, but such crimes are still underreported.
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According to Tokyo prosecutors, Mr. Ghosn and Greg Kelly, a onetime Nissan human resources manager and current board member, underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation between 2011 and 2015 by more than 473 billion yen ($44.5 million).
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The coalition's executive director, Joyce Grover, told CNN in an email that the exact number of spousal sexual battery cases is unknown, as "it is generally accepted" that such crimes are "underreported" in the state.
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Calling the state's law ''protective of patients,'' James Anderson, the head of Virginia Physicians for Life, said it was necessary to address ''cracks in the health system,'' claiming that the complication rate for abortion is ''underreported.
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Not because of millennials Via the Boston Globe: But do blame the media for focusing too much on them and not enough on the older white males who were the great, underreported story of 2016. 13.
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Wray added that the FBI was reaching out to local law enforcement agencies to ensure that hate crimes, which have historically been underreported, are kept track of to get a more complete picture of the issue.
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Smith's team notes that while smugglers generally swallow drug packages for later recovery, the new case "demonstrates a likely underreported pathology of a rhinolith" for the rare few who opt to carry substances in their nostrils.
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According to a recent study, suicide by drug overdose is "profoundly underreported" in the US. On top of that, depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder affect more than half of people with drug use disorders.
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But by putting the viewer at a metaphorical murder scene implicitly involving queer black men, "Untitled," focuses more sharply on a crime — the murder of gender non-conforming people — that goes underreported in the mainstream media.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed groups in the Central African Republic (CAR) have raped men and boys for years in an emerging pattern of sexual violence that is "underreported and largely ignored", researchers said on Monday.
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According to an annual report that the Pentagon released in May 2016, the U.S. military received about 6,000 reports of sexual assault in 2015, similar to the number in 2014, but such crimes are still underreported.
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But with today's Wall Street Journal report that Facebook underreported the scale of the video ad view time metrics bug that inflated measurements years ago, it may face additional skepticism that Watch is worth studios' investment.
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Facebook's moral turpitude aside, it's now come to light that the company also initially underreported the percentage of teens that it had paid to become lab rats, while falsely stating that parental consent forms were required.
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"This is one of the most underfunded, underreported, underregarded social issues of our time," Sarah Haacke Byrd, the managing director of the Joyful Heart Foundation, a non-profit that works with sexual assault survivors, tells PEOPLE.
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The Doctors Without Borders study, published in the March edition of Emerging Infections Diseases, a federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention journal, is not the first to suggest that Haiti's cholera victims have been underreported.
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It is vastly underreported and badly prosecuted (only 2,965 men were convicted for rape in 2015), and women's rights organizations estimate that at least 30,00 ‒ 50,000 women fall victim to rape and sexual assault each year.
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But it's hard to know if that's because young people actually get infected less or simply because they are less likely to develop serious symptoms and seek medical attention, and so their cases are being underreported.
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But it raised concerns about potential invasions of privacy and the risk of discouraging people from reporting crimes, particularly offenses like sexual assault that are already underreported because victims fear being treated like the guilty ones.
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It's an eye-opening number, but one that may be enormously underreported because, as with all hate crime statistics, the incidents were largely self-reported by groups that may not feel comfortable talking to law enforcement.
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While labor trafficking accounted for only 16 percent of the hotline calls, Polaris maintains that it is chronically underreported, in part because many of those being manipulated are unaware that they are victims of a crime.
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Right now, I'm listening to "Evicted," by Matthew Desmond, which is a really incredible set of stories of poverty in Milwaukee, and about the underreported epidemic of eviction that is contributing to the cycle of poverty.
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Carlos Ghosn was first arrested last November in Tokyo, facing allegations that he diverted Nissan funds to a Saudi businessman and friend, underreported his compensation, and engaged in a breach of trust tied to personal trading losses.
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But that's just what the government can physically see; the numbers are widely believed to be underreported because those experiencing homelessness are difficult to accurately count, especially if they're sleeping in tents, cars, or large-scale encampments.
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Concerned about the dangers of casual benzodiazepine diversion, Bachhuber explains that the CDC's data that informed his study has severe limitations, meaning that there's a pretty big chance that deaths resulting from benzo abuse are being underreported.
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"We see the CCP's persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, and the remarkable and heroic ways in which they have responded to that persecution, as one of the most underreported stories of the last 20 years," Fakkert continued.
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"Incidents of sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment in the global aid and development sector are hugely underreported," says Colleen Striegel, executive director of HumanitarianHR, an organization that offers PSEA training and investigation services to global development institutions.
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" What the administration says: A Department of Homeland Security official told me: "The lack of awareness and discussion of ... debilitating loopholes [under current laws and court rulings] remain one of the great underreported stories of our times.
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In the existing home market, however, there may be a less obvious and underreported dynamic: "Households holding onto their previous property when moving seems to be a key factor," wrote Matthew Pointon, property economist at Capital Economics.
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In an email to VICE News, 10 days before he was arrested at his home in December, Gerba said that he felt the protests — one of the "biggest events" in the Horn of Africa — were being underreported.
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The panelists spoke about the significant moments in history that transformed the way LGBTQ issues are covered today, the importance of accurately reporting on the LGBTQ community and the value of news media staying on underreported stories.
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The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission (SESC) will likely recommend the fine on the basis that Ghosn's alleged underreported salary had a "significant" impact on investor decisions regarding the company, the source said, declining to be identified.
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In 2016, the results of a lengthy federal investigation only confirmed those suspicions, finding that most of the police's pedestrian stops were unjustified, use of force had been underreported and minorities were stopped more often than whites.
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If these are the stacked odds against which sexual assault survivors are pitted within the American legal system, is it truly any wonder that sexual abuse continues to rank among the most underreported crimes in this country?
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The class-action suit, filed on Wednesday in New York's Eastern District against the New York City Education Department and its chancellor, Carmen Fariña, claims that violence in schools is increasing, and that it is often underreported.
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He openly questioned why Christine Blasey Ford didn't report her sexual assault at the time if it was "as bad as she says," though sexual assaults are one of the most underreported crimes in the United States.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government on Friday revised up slightly its estimate on workers' compensation as measured in the national accounts, following recent revision to underreported wage data caused by more than a decade of faulty polling methods.
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Watch: Trump underreported payments to Cohen in disclosures Cohen has said Trump instructed him to make that payment to Daniels, who was considering going public with her claims of having had an affair with Trump a decade earlier.
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The study has some limitations: cases of hand sanitizer poisoning might go underreported, and the researchers in this study didn't include in their count cases in which children got sick because of hand sanitizer and some other substance.
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We have to remember that we will not in the first report, or the second or third or the fourth, be counting all of the incidents, because for lots of reasons these are crimes that are vastly underreported.
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"It's not about protecting [existing media]," Freedman said, "but nurturing new forms of journalism," forms that reach local areas where reporting has all but dried up, that represent the issues important to vast swaths of populations currently underreported.
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An older man sat me and my second-in-command down and warned us to prepare for the race war that was brewing in America, adding that black-on-white crime was criminally underreported by the liberal media.
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And WFP's response to the moment casts a light on the underreported history of the left in the US — one that points not to Bill Clinton or even Barack Obama, but to AOC, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders.
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"This is almost unheard of, to have this many deaths reported," said Diana Zuckerman, founder and president of the nonprofit thinktank the National Center for Health Research, adding that because reports are voluntary, potential problems may be underreported.
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It's true that mainstream news outlets employ many liberals, and that this creates some systemic distortions in coverage (effects of trade policies on lower-income workers and the plight of rural America tend to be underreported, for example).
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Since his first arrest in November, Ghosn has been charged four times on allegations he underreported his Nissan salary, temporarily transferred personal financial losses to Nissan's books and authorized payments to car dealers with the purpose of enriching himself.
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The Democratic Party, in keeping with its social credo, has fully embraced the #MeToo movement: both its leaders and rank-and-file members committing to the idea that sexual assault is underreported and that victims deserve to be heard.
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But in an interview on Thursday, Mr. Kriel claimed that the murders of white farmers were underreported, and said without evidence that white farmers were "three to four times" more likely than the average South African to be killed.
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This is, presumably, both a cause and effect of the fact that sexual assault is the most underreported crime in the nation, federal data shows, with less than a quarter of assaults brought to the attention of the police.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo just finished tackling the last case of the Ebola virus after an 18-month fight, and continues to deal with a largely underreported measles epidemic—and it now has 48 cases of the coronavirus.
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Abuse is chronically underreported, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, or RAINN, which operates the National Sexual Assault Hotline: Only about a quarter of all physical assaults and one half of stalkings are reported to the police.
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Some tax situations require keeping records for up to 7 yearsFor those with more complicated tax returns, many accountants suggest holding on to tax returns for six years, due to the IRS&apos statute of limitations for underreported income.
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The "Red Opps" rapper's arrest highlights an underreported aspect to the immigration debate: People who overstay their visas account for a larger percentage of the undocumented population of the United States than do those who cross the border illegally.
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The article said federal prosecutors in New York, who already were investigating Cohen for a variety of business dealings, now are eyeing whether the 51-year-old attorney underreported income from his taxi medallion business on his tax returns.
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A three-year investigation highlighted issues similar to those that fueled the riots: Three-fourths of pedestrian stops cited by the police were not justified, minorities were stopped more often than whites and the use of force was underreported.
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We write about sexual pleasure, sexual fetishes, and just sex fairly often at VICE—mostly because sex is an important part of our lives, and the honest details and marginalized perspectives around sex often go underreported in other outlets.
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Last year, anti-Muslim hate times surged 67%, reaching a level of violence not seen since the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, and many Muslims believe hate crimes are underreported by victims and not pursued vigorously by police and prosecutors.
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Statistically, sexual violence is underreported, and the rate of false reports is around 2 percent — the same as with other felonies — but Woodward seemed preoccupied with the issue of whether women who accused powerful men of sexual violence could be believed.
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Since his first arrest in November last year, Ghosn has been charged four times on allegations he underreported his Nissan salary, temporarily transferred personal financial losses to Nissan's books, and authorised payments to car dealers with the purpose of enriching himself.
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Last year, Anti-Muslim hate times surged 67%, reaching a level of violence not seen since the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, and many Muslims believe hate crimes are underreported by victims and not pursued vigorously by police and prosecutors.
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That's not to say 6ixBuzz has any interest in navigating a traditional media space—they're not—but for SB and, specifically, MB it's a much needed alternative for the things they saw in the culture being constantly underreported or ignored.
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But since his arrest in Tokyo on Monday for financial misconduct — over allegations that he underreported his pay package by almost half — Mr. Ghosn has been removed as chairman of Nissan and will probably remain in custody for a while.
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Since E-Verify uses government data rather than documents provided by potential employees, it removes the possibility of Social Security and identity fraud, a chronically underreported crime that's created a giant mafia-run black market and which disproportionately hurts American children.
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At Mr. Smith's suggestion, six women went to the Bahamian police — a big step, as law enforcement is considered the most corrupt public institution in the country, according to a 2017 Transparency International study, and sex crimes are notoriously underreported.
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In general, sex crimes are highly underreported, with only 33 percent of US survivors saying police were aware of the crime, Levy and Mattsson wrote in their paper, published Tuesday on SSRN, formerly known as the Social Science Research Network.
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In her books and in her classroom, Professor Scott underscored the contributions that women, especially Southern women, have made to history, individually and through organizations, an area that had been underreported or ignored in the male-dominated field of historical scholarship.
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Prosecutors say Manafort intentionally indicated on the returns that he did not have bank accounts in foreign countries even though he controlled a series of accounts in Cyprus and elsewhere, and underreported his earnings in order to limit his taxable income.
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He has had a lot of trouble understanding how, as Nissan claimed it learned in its review, Ghosn could have underreported his income and misused company funds — including the alleged purchase of homes in Rio de Janeiro and Beirut — without someone knowing.
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Sexual assault in civilian and military society have historically been a vastly underreported crime because victims often fear reprisals or stigma, or they worry that they won't be believed or don't want to go through the emotional turmoil of a court case.
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You might not be aware of this—because the two men involved are notoriously publicity shy and the story's been wildly underreported—but undefeated boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. and MMA star Conor McGregor might face each other in a boxing match.
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One unrelated recent study looked at the underreported drug information on US death certificates and found that in 2008, 25.4% of the total 36,450 fatal overdoses did not identify a specific drug, compared with 19.5% of the 47,055 overdoses in 2014, he said.
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According to a 20163 demographic and health survey carried out by Senegal's National Statistics Agency, 8% of Senegalese women reported having suffered acts of sexual violence at some point in their lives, but women's rights activists suspect that this number is significantly underreported.
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In 2013, a federal judge there ruled that the polygamist leader had underreported income from his logging and trucking businesses by about $1.8 million (Canadian) over a six-year span, and ordered Winston to undergo a reassessment and pay $150,000 in penalties.
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With a VAT, there is a last-mile problem: A store customer buying bread had no incentive to ask for a receipt, because she couldn't deduct the cost from her income as businesses could, so many business-to-consumer transactions were underreported.
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Mr. Ghosn, a larger-than-life figure widely hailed for saving Nissan, reviving Renault, and rethinking how automakers could share technologies, was detained after an internal company inquiry found that he had underreported his compensation to the Japanese government for several years.
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According to the Tokyo prosecutors' office, Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation from 2011 to 2015 by more than 5 billion yen ($44.5 million) — understating his true earnings by half — in filings with a bureau of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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The arrest on Monday came after an internal Nissan inquiry that found Mr. Ghosn and Greg Kelly, a onetime Nissan human resources manager and current member of the company's board, had underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation to the Japanese government for several years.
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According to the Tokyo prosecutors' office, Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation from 2011 to 2015 by more than 5 billion yen ($44.5 million) — understating his true earnings by half — in reports to a bureau of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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Nissan went to prosecutors with allegations that Mr. Ghosn, working directly with Mr. Kelly, who was once the head of human resources at Nissan, had underreported his income from 83 to 2017, according to a person with knowledge of the internal investigation.
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Even as testing ramps up throughout the country, there are in all likelihood far more actual coronavirus cases in the US than those currently confirmed by the CDC; doctors and nurses told BuzzFeed News that COVID-19 deaths have been "grossly underreported," too.
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Beating of Disabled Teenager Highlights a Crime That Often Goes Unpunished After four people in Chicago were charged with hate crimes for an assault caught on a Facebook video, advocates for those with disabilities still hold that such violence is often underreported.
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Piketty, Saez, and Zucman assume that underreported business income is distributed roughly the same way as normal business income: so business owners who don't fess up on their full income to the IRS have the same income distribution as fully honest business owners.
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Though rates of injury and illness are down over the period from 2004 to 2013, from 9.8 cases of illness or injury per 100 full-time workers in 2004 to 5.7 per 100 in 2013, the GAO found that rates of injury were underreported, too.
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The NRDC report authors, Olson and Kristi Fedinick, said there are several reasons violations go underreported, ranging from general government inefficiency to deliberate obfuscation of the data, as we saw in Flint, where outdated testing methods were purposely used in order to avoid detecting contamination.
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By leaving the country unnamed, Castellanos Moya expands the scope of the novel, inviting the reader to imagine other underreported massacres, as well as all the people who risked their lives to get the truth down while the generals responsible were still in power.
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Nearly 80 percent of rapes and sexual assaults are never reported to law enforcement, and the fact that 89 percent of colleges listed precisely zero incidents of rape in their campus crime statistics in 2016 suggests the crime is underreported on college campuses as well.
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Dr. Alfred Aleguas of the Florida Poison Information Center at Tampa General Hospital says it's likely that the numbers of those inhaling alcohol are much larger and that the official figures are underreported; he says they show calls placed to only three Florida Poison Centers.
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Sandy Hudson, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto, the only official Canadian chapter of the movement, said police shootings were underreported by media in Canada because surveillance footage was not as accessible and data was not always compiled by race north of the border.
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The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) in a 2015 report said it was "deeply concerned that bride kidnapping appears to be socially legitimized and surrounded by a culture of silence and impunity and that cases of bride kidnapping remain underreported".
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Since 2009, GM alleges that FCA, in cahoots with its now-deceased former chief executive Sergio Marchionne and UAW executives spent millions on bribes that included a Venetian wedding, luxury watches, resort outings, and more, all of which went underreported (if reported at all).
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Culturally we often rely on the courts to tell us what to believe about a person's character, but with a crime like intimate partner violence—one so underreported, and with so many barriers to prosecution—we have to find new ways to discuss appropriate resolution.
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Protests against caste-based violence Crimes against women under the act are underreported in official Tamil Nadu statistics, accounting for only 5% to 8% of total crimes against members of lower castes, said Jayna Kothari, executive director at the Centre of Law and Policy Research.
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In total, he has been arrested three times, twice on allegations that he underreported his compensation and once on allegations he transferred personal losses to Nissan's books and improperly used Nissan funds to pay a Saudi businessman to provide collateral for those paper losses.
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China: Some experts have raised concerns that the country's authoritarian leaders may have underreported the extent of its outbreak and death toll, and that a monthlong lockdown in the far western region of Xinjiang may have left many Uighurs hungry and suffering in harsh conditions.
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TikTok videos on geopolitical events, from the Australian fires to the vague threat of World War III, can be viewed variously as awareness-spreading of underreported stories, coping mechanisms, exercises in nihilism, or goofy videos that no one should spend too much time analyzing.
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Defense officials acknowledged that, as in the civilian world, sexual assault — which the military defines as intentional sexual contact characterized by the use of force, threats, intimidation, or abuse of authority or when the victim does not or cannot consent — is still vastly underreported in the military.
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An April study published in Health Affairs showed that the lack of proper scientific data collection in Puerto Rico during and after Category 4 Hurricane Maria hit the island last September resulted in the death toll being severely underreported, which limited necessary financial and other aid resources.
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This disproportionate number of BME victims and the worrying lack of accountability and culpability of police officers has, for the most part, gone widely underreported in most mainstream media—most recently, in the case of 18-year-old Mzee Mohammed's death in Liverpool in July 2016.
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"There are problems, especially in the supplemental report, where a lot of income is underreported," said Bruce D. Meyer, a public policy professor at the University of Chicago who wrote the alternative study with James X. Sullivan, an economics professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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Trump did tweet about the failed knife attack in Paris, on January 7:On January 15 Trump tweeted:This may be in reference to deadly attack on a hotel in Ouagadougou, in Burkina Faso, but this attack was not listed in the White House's list of underreported terror attacks.
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"I'd say probably the large majority of patients who are undergoing infertility treatments will experience mood or anxiety symptoms, but I think it's underreported because [those] people may not seek out mental health treatment because they're often so burdened with all the appointments of fertility treatments," she says.
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Injuries involving multiple structures in the knee may have been underreported, leading researchers to underestimate the risk associated with these types of injuries, Jonas Bloch Thorlund, a professor of musculoskeletal health at the University of Southern Denmark, in Odense, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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" We see their echoes, he says, in the murders of trans women of color, often underreported by the mainstream press, and in "the continued use of gay conversion therapy, which replays post–World War II arguments that homosexuality is a condition that can be (and should be) cured.
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To get a full picture of incomes, Auten and Splinter do many of the same adjustments that Piketty, Saez, and Zucman do in their most recent work, including incorporating untaxed benefits like health insurance, adjusting for income that's underreported to the IRS, adding in government transfers, and so forth.
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But most acts of violence against nurses are massively underreported because of a culture that tolerates violence against women, pressures nurses to accept behavior that no other profession would tolerate, and staffing shortages that both make violence more likely and nurses feel more guilty about taking the time to report.
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Writing in Nature Communications, Daniel Pauly and Dirk Zeller of the Global Fisheries Cluster at the University of British Columbia find that over the past 60 years, global fishery catches have been chronically underreported, with over 50 percent of the fish our nets rake in (by weight) going unaccounted for.
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Deaths are likely underreported The data available likely do not capture all Native American deaths in police encounters due to people of mixed race and a relatively large homeless population that is "not on the grid," said Matthew Fletcher, director of the Indigenous Law and Policy Center at Michigan State University.
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Many people today don't even realize, as it is underreported, that homicide rates and gun accidents have fallen precipitously over the last half century as the number of Americans who chose to carry a concealed handgun has risen from around 1 million in the mid-1980s to over 15 million today.
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Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn has been arrested on allegations that he underreported his income to the Tokyo Stock Exchange "over many years" and utilized company assets for personal use, reports the AP. The big picture: Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa said the board will meet Thursday to seek Ghosn's removal from the company.
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As major networks were competing over access to celebrities and exclusive quotes from politicians, the website routinely covered issues of domestic poverty and inequality, racism and environmental injustice; it sent reporters all over the world to dig into underreported subjects, and spent thousands on lavish multimedia projects and images from world-class photographers.
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This is true of only 7 percent of those same types of households from the United Kingdom The U.S. State Department warns that "crime statistics are woefully underreported" in Haiti, but what data is available indicates that they have an astronomical murder rate, with something around 60.9 per 100,000 people in 2012.
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" While the problem is chronically underreported and there is no official estimate of the total number of victims in the US, an estimate from advocacy group Polaris puts the number of victims nationally "into the hundreds of thousands when estimates of both adults and minors and sex trafficking and labor trafficking are aggregated.
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JAMMU AND KASHMIR, Pakistan – The gang rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir earlier this year has drawn international media attention, and cast an uneasy spotlight on the horrific and often underreported abuses in the long-running territorial battle between Hindu-dominant India and Muslim-majority Pakistan.
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Manafort, who served for several months in 22014 as the chair of President Donald Trump's campaign, is charged in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia with filing false tax returns that underreported his income by millions of dollars, failing to report his interest in foreign bank accounts, and bank fraud.
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While Buress was applauded for getting people to finally take these accusations seriously, it also underlined that we live in a culture where the accounts of women who say they've been raped, molested, or sexually assaulted are met with more scrutiny than someone reporting, say, being mugged (which is why rapes are largely underreported).
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, who until recently helmed a global car-making empire that united Nissan and Mitsubishi of Japan and Renault of France, has been indicted on charges that he underreported his income by more than $903 million for years and temporarily transferred personal investment losses to Nissan while he was chairman and chief executive.
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The authorities fined Ms. Fan, 37, the equivalent of nearly $70 million in unpaid taxes and penalties after an investigation found that she and employees of her production company had underreported her earnings from her blockbuster films — a practice that is said to be common in China, and not only in the entertainment industry.
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Contemplating the possibilities of a GOP control over the legislative and judicial branches, along with a second term under President Trump -- and the indifference to oversight, congressional investigations and transparency, requires a media with properly deployed resources and the continued growth of new entrepreneurial news organizations that can cover both local news and underreported issues.
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"The nature of crime will often explain whether or not it's likely to be reported, and because of the fraught relation with police there are many underreported incidents of crime," he said, adding that police departments need to stop and consider what the goal of predictive policing really is before purchasing the pricey software.
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The IRS can audit your returns for up to three years after you file if it determines you may owe additional tax, six years if it believes you underreported income by 25 percent or more and up to seven years if you file an incorrect claim for a capital loss from a worthless security or have bad debt.
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Houston's police chief on Friday responded to a tweet from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, telling the president it is "a fact" that sexual assault is underreported.
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The lack of proper scientific data collection in Puerto Rico during and after Hurricane Maria hit the island last September has resulted in the death toll being severely underreported — the real number is closer to 2100,085 than the government's estimate of 64 — essentially limiting necessary financial and other aid resources, according to research published in Health Affairs Monday.
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Sure, we had the #MeToo movement and men like Harvey Weinstein were held accountable, but Louis C.K. recently received a standing ovation at a comedy festival in Brooklyn, and E. Jean Carroll accused the sitting President of the United States of rape (the 16th allegation of rape, assault, and/or sexual harassment against him) only to watch her story go vastly underreported.
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But Rachel Goldsmith, LCSW-R, associate vice president for the Domestic Violence Shelter Programs at Safe Horizon, says that domestic violence is extremely underreported (the Bureau of Justice Statistics estimates that almost half of domestic violence incidents go unreported) and it actually can be difficult to get accurate statistics on whether or not calls to hotlines are linked to particular events.
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Though he says that it's estimated that there are between 600 and 1200 new cases each year in the U.S., that number might still be vastly underreported, partly because doctors aren't typically taught about Munchausen in their training (thereby making it harder to diagnose), and because people who have it are usually in a huge amount of denial about what they're doing.
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But while new evidence that strengthens arguments for what we already know—sexual crimes against women on college campuses are rampant, underreported, and often ignored by administrators—can be helpful, studies like this, when no longer viewed in a vacuum, can be used to perpetuate victim-blaming rhetoric and obscure the very real factors that contribute to college rape culture.
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This was an essential intervention by the U.S. president, particularly after last week when the White House list of "underreported" terrorist incidents included only a sole reference to attacks in Sub Saharan Africa — at the U.S. Embassy in Chad — and was silent to Nigeria's suffering against Boko Haram, something that did not go unnoticed on the Continent, particularly in social media.
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Flashback: An April research published in Health Affairs Monday showed that the lack of proper scientific data collection in Puerto Rico during and after Hurricane Maria hit the island last September resulted in the death toll being severely underreported — the real number is closer to 1,085 than the government's estimate of 64 — essentially limiting necessary financial and other aid resources.
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The trouble with pot smoking for pregnant teens is it may be even more dangerous for them than for older women, said Dr. Nathaniel DeNicola of George Washington University in Washington, D.C. "Drug use, and marijuana use specifically, is underreported by all age groups, and there is reason to think this is higher among teens," DeNicola, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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And while a strict cost-benefit analysis doesn't incorporate other benefits to testing, those are still worth noting: closure for victims, the exoneration of falsely accused people, potential prevention of other crimes committed by sexual offenders, and the fact that populating the CODIS database with more kits can help solve future crimes and incentivize other victims to report sexual assaults, one of the most underreported violent crimes.
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"One of the most underreported consequences of the last 18 months is that China has gotten a free pass," said Mr. Flake, citing the country's military buildup on islands in the South China Sea, its economic punishment of South Korea for cooperating with the United States on a missile defense system and, most recently, President Xi Jinping's power grab, persuading the Communist Party to abolish limits on his time in office.
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Talking about the inner turmoil that you yourself might not even understand is the key to finding treatment, but that is what people suffering from mental illnesses struggle with the most, according to a number of studies, including a recent one in the journal Assessment that found people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) tend to underreport their symptoms; in that research, 66 percent of adolescents "substantially underreported" their symptoms, and 23.6 percent didn't report their symptoms at all.
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That's because bias and motivations for crimes aren't always clear, such crimes can be underreported by both victims and police, and even when the available data are compiled by the FBI, they still don't give a fully realized picture of where and how criminal hate is expressed in America.) READ MORE: Hate groups in America, in seven charts Anti-Muslim crime saw the biggest rise Of the 6,121 hate crimes reported to the FBI in in 2016, anti-Islamic (anti-Muslim) crimes accounted for 22016.
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Indeed, it is an unsatisfying story precisely because of the many loose ends and unfinished fights; but the arc of its history is a case study in how movements towards justice that cut out or silence a marginalized minority are doomed to fail — whether that is the National Organization for Women's sidelining of lesbians, the Castro's lack of a home for black gay men, the inability of ACT UP and the Names Project to get along, and the underreported contributions of trans people of color to the ongoing movement.
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