No one went easy on either of the executives, he continued.
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Mark Leibovich went easy on the N.F.L. — he didn't even mention ''antitrust''!
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Tran went easy on the aural effects—less sound bath than sound spritz.
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A roving correspondent for Hannity's show spoke with residents who blasted local leaders and went easy on Trump.
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Renzi went easy on expressing any Schadenfreude on Friday, but knocked the ball back into the German court.
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It also sure looks as if they went easy on building materials, although the investigation is still underway.
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Surprisingly Len went easy on the pair, telling Barton that he thinks her nerves often get the better of her.
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That's particularly true in cities like Ferguson that went easy on wealthier residents but treated poor people like cash cows.
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But he did insist that neither he nor any other American officials went easy on the Russian spy chiefs in their meetings.
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Dawson knows he went easy on his target, but then why irritate the guy you've just signed on to tour with in the fall?
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The paper suggests that Cora went easy on Bertha, and laid her down gently on the mat rather than the usual hard toss or throw.
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He ripped the league and commissioner Roger Goodell for "hypocrisy" in 2014 after the league went easy on owner Jim Irsay following his arrest for drug possession.
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But while the president has maintained this tough rhetoric, his recent plan to lower drug prices actually went easy on Big Pharma — and instead targeted other parts of the health care system.
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Two years later, Reilly's mother is demanding that law enforcement take responsibility for her daughter's death and alleging in a lawsuit that they went easy on Kelley because his father was a cop.
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On Sunday, he did so again in a Twitter post, claiming that Mr. Comey had admitted in his book that he went easy on her because he thought she would win the election.
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Because McCabe's wife got money from Terry McAuliffe and because McAuliffe is close to the Clintons, it must also follow that McCabe went easy on Clinton during the FBI's investigation of her private email server.
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They developed a cartoon web series on the site, doing their animation with Adobe Flash, a medium that was newly popular due to its interactive capabilities and compressed video which went easy on low capacity internet connections.
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Throughout the night, the co-hosts occasionally put some pressure on Trump — Scarborough tripped him up a little bit on his thoughts on the war in Iraq — but, for the most part, they went easy on the frontrunner.
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After a zero gravity plane and an ice bath, we were expecting something equally grueling for Vanessa's last date with Nick — but surprise, surprise, they went easy on her this time with some horseback riding and a date with Santa, Nick's bestie.
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The guards went easy on him because of his "humor and brightness," allowing him to make court appearances without his leg irons, and Bundy used his "likability"—his privileges as a white man—to briefly escape in June 1977 and again in December.
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Mr. Adams is a force in the trivia world, too, but definitely went easy on us in that department — entries like TAHOE, YEAR ZERO, RUBAIYAT, SEGO and maybe RODEO were all the sort you might need to come up with in a pub contest.
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Mr. Adams is a force in the trivia world, too, but definitely went easy on us in that department — entries like TAHOE, YEAR ZERO, RUBAIYAT, SEGO and maybe RODEO were all the sort you might need to come up with in a pub contest.
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Advocates pointed to other cases in which Persky allegedly went easy on sexual or domestic violence offenders, including one case involving a man who attacked his girlfriend but whose sentence was delayed by Persky so he could try to play football at the University of Hawaii for the year.
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Advocates pointed to other cases in which they said Persky went easy on sexual or domestic violence offenders, including one case involving a man who attacked his girlfriend but whose sentence was delayed by Persky so he could try to play football at the University of Hawaii for the year.
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On Monday night, the Malcolm in the Middle star hit the dance floor for the Movie Night-themed episode, performing a jazz number to "Holly Rock" by Sheila E. He earned a 31/40 from the judges, but Muniz, 31, thinks they went easy on him, calling it his "worst performance" yet.
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Clinton's use of an unclassified private email server, reflected a messier reality than the simple story line promoted by the White House: An array of senior officials at the F.B.I. and the Justice Department made mistakes, the inspector general determined, but he found nothing to conclude that anyone went easy on Mrs.
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Covington, which represents the pharma distributor McKesson, claimed the plaintiffs' lawyer had improperly insinuated – both in his radio show over the summer and in depositions of McKesson witnesses – that the Justice Department went easy on opioid defendants because former Attorney General Eric Holder, a Covington partner before and after he served as AG, worked out "some secret deal" for a Covington client.
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In the Clinton e-mail probe, every time there was a fork in the road, they went easy on Hillary Clinton and her associates, whether that was declining to ring people up on false statement charges, even though they knew they were giving false statements -- and that goes all the way up to and including Hillary Clinton -- or giving immunity to everyone in her orbit, they really took the path of just going easy on her.
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Some felt that the RUC went easy on the IRA due to being manipulated politically. Flanagan felt that some in the hierarchy of his own church treated him with a certain coolness.
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Casey notices the strange toppings on the pizza and takes it back to the sewer lair where he gives it to the turtles. Casey assures the turtles that he went easy on the thugs.
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They lost that game 59–6, although Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz reportedly went easy on them. As bad as that loss was, it was better than the Mustangs' 95–21 thumping at the hands of Houston several weeks earlier—the second-worst loss in school history. Eventual Heisman Trophy winner Andre Ware threw six touchdown passes against SMU in the first half, and David Klingler added four more in the second half even with the game long out of reach. Gregg was so disgusted that he refused to shake Houston coach Jack Pardee's hand after the game.
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Police Chief Frederick Kohler, a stubborn, incorruptible martinet, gained national renown for cleaning up and professionalizing the force, and clamping down on vice. While laws were strictly enforced, Kohler made sure his men went easy on young first offenders and honest citizens in trouble.Obituary of Fred Kohler Cleveland Plain Dealer, 01-31-1934; Retrieved 08-22-2014 City Solicitor Newton D. Baker led the successful fight for 'Home Rule', working to give Cleveland a charter that would allow it greater independence from state oversight; Baker's efforts would pay off in 1912, when he wrote the amendment to the state constitution that brought full Home Rule to all Ohio's cities.Rose, 1950, p. 605.
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Wetmore, according to Steffens biographer Justin Kaplan, "was an honest reporter, but he happened to live in St. Louis and he wanted to continue to live there. And so Wetmore steered a middle course, left out crucial names and facts, went easy on prominent citizens went easy even on Butler, who was to come to trial that summer".Justin Kaplan, Lincoln Steffens: A Biography (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1974), 106. Steffens rewrote the article from scratch, adding all of the details Wetmore had left out; Wetmore, in turn, insisted that Steffens sign the article as well, so that he too would be targeted when St. Louis citizens accused them of slander.Justin Kaplan, Lincoln Steffens: A Biography (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1974), 105-106.
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