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The filing also alleges that the police treated Cervantes, who is gay and Latina, differently than the white woman driver who ran a stop sign and broadsided her car.

The travel ban on Palestinian officials may be meant as a more limited broadside than a full range of financial sanctions.

It's a broadside against a consumer culture, in which people and the natural world become commodities.

In Mexico, some analysts have called the Treasury moves a broadside against Mexico’s economic well-being.

Vance's visit is the first to Europe since he delivered an ideological broadside against European leaders at the Munich Security Conference in February.