Sentences with phrase «against the site recently»

If that was where the story ended, then Palihapitiya would just be one of several former Facebook employees and investors who have come out against the site recently.

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Stripe, a private company recently described by Bloomberg Businessweek as a $ 9 billion startup, is unusual in not having a policy against working with hate sites.
@Micheal, Chapel Hill, yes and its you religious hypocritical righties that proclaim one thing but do another.It's your Billy Graham who railed against the Mormon cult of Romneys but just recently blessed his campaign and took down the site against Mormonism.Just how much was placed in Grahams hand as a donation to change his mind and remember you religious, sanctumonious ones are the ones wanting everything to help your fellow brethren taken away remember in ACA, Medicaid, Medicare, SocialSecurity, anything to help the people of this proud country.It all comes down to money doesn't it hypocrites hidden behind the smokescreen of religion, just take your snakeoil mentality somewhere else, its not wanted or needed here!!
We have already seen the return of high profile and on - going local opposition to road building most recently at the site of the Bexhill Hastings Link Road, the site of a national rally against road building on 13 July.
A lawsuit was recently filed against eHarmony.com claiming that the site does not actually have a scientific matching system in place, and one woman was matched with a scam artist.
Competing against the giants, such as match, okcupid (recently purchased by match for $ 50 million), plentyoffish, eharmony or the many lesser known sites, is a challenge.
But the tide could be changing here; recently, an app was removed from the iTunes store after a successful petition was instigated, and we could see more people taking a stand against sites like this.
Popular pirate torrent site Torrent Freak recently obtained a copy of the complaint the company filed against the users.
For publishers, the biggest fear in the realm of digital comics is, of course, piracy - Â an area recently thrust into the limelight with the FBI's crackdown against illegal site HTMLcomics.com.
Yes, it's true — skeptical, legitimate climate scientists like the ones who run this site have been very frustrated by the deliberately deceitful pseudoscience, outright lies — and most recently vicious personal attacks against them — that have been cranked out for the last couple of decades by fossil fuel industry - funded frauds and cranks and given unwarranted legitimacy by the mass media, and regurgitated ad nauseum on blogs everywhere by Ditto - Heads who unquestioningly believe whatever drivel is spoon - fed to them by the phony «conservative» media, and call themselves «skeptics» for doing so.
The British Columbia Supreme Court has recently given judgment for Century 21 Real Estate company against a company (affiliated with Rogers Communications) that scraped real estate listing information from the Century 21 sites and repackaged it on its own site: Century 21 v Rogers Communications 2011 BC 1196.
If you recently suffered an injury in or near a construction site and believe that a construction hazard caused your injury, you may have grounds to file a personal injury claim against the party liable for the construction site.
When I recently sat on a panel with a representative of Facebook, he admitted that he hadn't used the site for years because he was concerned with protecting himself against invasive forces.
Advice site Lifehacker.com recently reminded its readers to protect against four different kinds of infestations: spiders; mice, rats, and other rodents; attic critters such as squirrels and raccoons; and bugs that nestle in firewood.
More recently, two regional MLSs filed ongoing copyright infringement lawsuits against NeighborCity.com shortly after the site rolled out updated profile pages for 850,000 agents that feature agent scores and performance metrics based on their transaction history.
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