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Justice Samuel Alito signaled he agreed, saying the Colorado law “looks like blatant viewpoint discrimination.”

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"It just seems like a blatant political move," said Justin Turbeest, a craft brewer in Hudson, Wisconsin, who shut his tap room and laid off 20 staff this summer.

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These plans are a blatant violation of the Posse Comitatus Act, which bans the use of the country’s military for domestic law enforcement in all but the most specific and extreme circumstances.

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However, Qatar reacted with fury, saying the strike was a "criminal assault" that constituted a "blatant violation of all international laws and norms".

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Russia's SVR foreign intelligence service this week accused European countries of plotting the "blatant falsification" of the result on Sunday in order to provoke protests.

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