But semiautomatic weapons can be altered to function like them.
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The images have been slightly altered to protect the source.
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Test report data was altered to hide this from carmaker customers.
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Employment rules have been altered to give more flexibility to employers.
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These bodies can be altered to have superhuman or shapeshifting abilities.
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It was later altered to replace the star with a circle.
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This recipe is made to be altered to your personal tastes.
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But the photo wasn't altered to make his hand look any grander.
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According to NASA, the colors have been altered to look more natural.
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The headline of this post has been altered to reflect updated information.
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On Thursday, its website had been altered to broadcast the Adidas partnership.
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He lamented how the headlines on his stories were altered to drive traffic.
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Zoning and building regulations would be altered to encourage development on higher land.
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And some had altered to reflect recent events, like the death of Prince.
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Google says that its search suggestions haven't been altered to help Hillary Clinton.
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Each piece is then altered to "become functional or comfortable," writes the artist.
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Real receipts were altered to cover the time and date of the tickets.
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In some cases, the wheel was altered to resemble a Nazi SS logo.
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Some names have been altered to help protect the identity of those interviewed.
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The caption to this picture was recently altered to remove mention of Epstein.
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In fact they have been altered to resist another pest, the stem borer.
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The faces were slightly digitally altered to be more masculine- or feminine-looking; i.e.
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The photo has been altered to make the Trump brothers look like cartoon characters.
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Dodger Stadium's address was permanently altered to 2150 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles 249.
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CLARIFICATION: This report has been altered to reflect both Chinese and Western age standards.
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Despite the Anglicised recipes altered to suit inebriated tastebuds, authentic vindaloo isn't necessarily hot.
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Clarification: Some quotes in this story have been altered to match the official translation.
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The metadata may have been altered to change the keyboard settings or time codes.
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Analogue insulin is genetically altered to create more rapid-acting and uniform-acting insulin.
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There was the time Alaska and Arizona were altered to be all about the memes.
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They probably should have, considering that it was altered to poke fun at the president.
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But so far, the vast majority of media altered to mislead has been extremely simple.
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Sometimes, the photo is altered to add a suicide vest over the man's plaid shirt.
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The company said in some cases data was altered to make results worse, not better.
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In most cases, lyrics from Guns N' Roses songs are altered to pertain to food.
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Some of the names have been altered to protect the identities of the individuals interviewed.
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The officials did not explain why these vessels would need to be altered to carry missiles.
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The video was altered to make it look like Nancy Pelosi is drunkenly slurring her speech.
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Some scenes in 'The Hunger Games' were digitally altered to get the film to a 12A.
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She said Prince often took her clothes and had them altered to fit his 5'3″ frame.
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On screen, the actress' expression turns despondent as her skin is digitally altered to turn black.
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I don't need to take it to have it altered to something I wish it was.
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Mondelēz International said that the production process and recipe were not altered to earn the certification.
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The form was similar to a "cure affidavit," but the deadline was altered to read Nov.
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White blood cells are removed from the body and altered to target cancer cells when returned.
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The convincing footage has been digitally altered to show Boris Johnson endorsing his opponent Jeremy Corbyn.
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Others might have DNA that's been genetically altered to stave off the degenerative effects of aging.
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This picture has been altered to make it explicitly about Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh.
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The image taken by a nurse has been altered to blur the names of the deceased.
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Both the electoral system and the electoral map have been altered to favor Mr. Orban's party.
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It's not yet clear if Starliner's on-board systems could be altered to avoid such interference.
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She said the records appeared to have been forged or altered to mislead anyone who examined them.
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These are in turn further altered to make everyday objects including plastic bags, car parts and clothing.
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As eagle-eyed viewers swiftly noted, however, the film had been altered to run at double speed.
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The scientists wondered whether the groundcherry could be similarly altered, to help fast-track the domestication process.
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Rate recipes you've cooked, and leave notes on the ones you've altered to the good or ill.
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The order of the words in a clue can sometimes be altered to further challenge the solver.
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"The building has been substantially altered, to be almost unrecognizable," said Lisa Kersavage, the commission's executive director.
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According to He, their genomes had been altered to make them resistant to HIV, smallpox, and cholera.
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The photo that's been running in the media, he wrote, has been altered to include a weapon.
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Zero-carbon building regulations should be altered to take account of the emissions that are embodied in materials.
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An image of President Trump from the film Proxy altered to include features of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Those were just the latest round of changes that has been altered to appease the ideologically diverse caucus.
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With the simple addition of two hands, these lovely mittens have been altered to look like a butt.
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The instructions to return these ballots had, in the instances discovered, been altered to read Thursday, Nov. 8.
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The official said initial reports suggest at least one rifle was altered to function as an automatic weapon.
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The cellphone video is nearly two minutes long and digitally altered to blur the identity of the children.
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" But he wants it altered to address "green card holders and those who've assisted the U.S. armed forces.
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The bionic leg, which was later altered to be lighter and fit better, is now on the market.
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Next year's iPhone frames will also have to be altered to support 5G antennas, according to the note.
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He then used in vitro fertilization to create human embryos genetically altered to be resistant to H.I.V. infection.
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At 63, Reubens has been digitally altered to appear younger, and the effect is that he appears ageless.
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These are shown on eight monitors arranged in a circle, with their speeds altered to disorient the viewer.
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Titles are usually altered to provide a clearer translation or to make a film more marketable in different cultures.
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The closest the attackers came was voter registration databases, which could, in theory, be altered to strategically erase registrations.
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Splenda's sweetening agent, called sucralose, is made from sugar that has been chemically altered to make it calorie free.
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Mice who live in bacteria-free environments don't get IBD, even if they've been genetically altered to develop it.
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In the study, researchers used organs belonging to pigs that were genetically altered to prevent rejection and blood clotting.
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They're essentially the same leather/microfiber combo as the standard MacBooks, albeit altered to fit the larger notebooks' footprint.
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Correction: This article has been altered to accurately reflect what Peter Praet, chief economist at the ECB, told CNBC.
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The white cells are separated, exposed to UV light and returned with their DNA altered to calm them down.
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The Netflix spokeswoman said that five maps showing modern-day Polish boundaries would be altered to include further context.
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According to the recent SNL host, she didn't realize the image had been altered to slim her right arm.
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Two of the embryos were those of twin baby girls, whose DNA he altered to helped them resist AIDS.
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At least one rifle may have been altered to function as an automatic weapon, a law enforcement official said.
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At least one rifle may have been altered to function as an automatic weapon, a law enforcement official said.
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Wolfe, however, expressed dismay that her image had been altered to fit the gilded frames of Crooked Media's website.
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That's dangerous to patients who could be harmed directly by devices altered to deliver too much or too little medication.
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The Wing's membership policy has since been altered to be inclusive of all genders, including trans and non-binary members.
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Items such as budgets and employee pay have to be altered to reflect the much shorter timeframes of team operations.
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A review of the Triton treaty was agreed upon, but with no guarantee it will be altered to Italy's satisfaction.
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As you can see from the side-by-side that she posted, her right arm was altered to look thinner.
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AEST The story has been altered to clarify the Fairfax poll is not an official poll run by the council.
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Correction: This article has been altered to accurately reflect what Hans-Paul Bürkner, chairman of Boston Consulting Group, told CNBC.
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Correction: This article has been altered to accurately reflect what Ben Rogoff, a fund manager at Polar Capital, told CNBC.
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The device features an all-new modular design that can easily be upgraded and altered to accommodate a user's needs.
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Following the passage of NAFTA in 1994, the bill was altered to push farmers to produce crops they can export.
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The microscopic fungus provides protein and, during mating, a fly's brain circuitry can be altered to make them crave it.
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But when he got his yearbook, the photograph had been digitally altered to look like his shirt was plain black.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act governs how buildings, like venues, should be designed, constructed, or altered to make them accessible.
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Some of the names, locations, and incidents in this article have been altered to protect the identities of the sources involved.
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Some uploads were reportedly altered to evade detection, as users tweaked the footage slightly to prevent automated tools from flagging it.
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If an image has been digitally altered to make a model look thinner or larger, it must be labeled "retouched photograph."
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The famous sign was altered to read "Dismal Aid" as a reference to the flood of goodwill directed to the camp.
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On Monday night, she posted a photo on Instagram of a buoy that had been altered to include her niece's initials.
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Regulatory permitting and mineral leasing policies have also been reviewed and altered to make coal production much more difficult and expensive.
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Wearing the shirt feels like I'm wrapped in a snuggie that's been genetically altered to look like a work-appropriate shirt.
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Authorities even found baby dolls he had allegedly altered to feature life-like genitalia, outfitting them with plastic hoses inside, she says.
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The depiction was slightly altered to make it clear that Mr. White's hands are on the chief's shoulders, not around his neck.
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A video altered to show a candidate dropping a racial slur could dominate news cycles and put a campaign on the defensive.
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His Instagram page is crammed with fan art; illustrations, anime, a doll someone painstakingly altered to mirror his likeness—tattoos and all.
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Later batches were altered to provide windows and the open rear platform began to disappear as it required a second crew member.
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The shirt of one student, Grant Berardo, was digitally altered to remove the "TRUMP: Make America Great Again" lettering on his shirt.
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A video of ISIS supporters watching the announcement was altered to appear as if the extremists were actually watching a porn projection.
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After the initial wave of criticism, the proposed law was altered to raise the threshold for seizure from 3,000 to 10,000 kroner.
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But whilst a new Super League is unlikely to be formed, the existing Champions League could be altered to include stronger sides.
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But what if a painting were digitally altered to suggest a small interval of time beyond the moment fixed on the canvas?
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The Boeing 747 has been altered to include luxurious features like a bedroom, an office, a lounge area, and even a shower.
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The order in which the information is presented could also be altered to try not to upset Trump, according to the Post.
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Affix stars to the recipes you've cooked, and leave notes on the ones you've altered to the good or to the ill.
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" The headline on the Post story has since been altered to read, "Donald Trump seems to connect President Obama to Orlando shooting.
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Many fear that the technology could be misused to create "designer babies" genetically altered to heighten physical features, intelligence or athletic prowess.
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Image: APTwin girls born earlier this month had their DNA altered to prevent them from contracting HIV, according to an Associated Press report.
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Microscopic image of synthetic human prions accumulating in the brain of a mouse that was genetically altered to produce a certain human protein.
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Director Martin Scorsese has since revealed the MPAA originally gave the film an X rating, before scenes were altered to appear less gory.
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The herbicide-tolerant variety, lab-altered to help farmers save costs on weed management, has, however, seeped into the country's farms since then.
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As with any modified free software, it is likely that some versions have been altered to include malware, so extreme caution is advised.
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During their relationship, the actor got "Winona Forever" tattooed on his right arm, which was later altered to "Wino Forever" following their split.
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Yet even if the Danish were to reject construction in its territory, the pipeline would simply be altered to pass through international waters.
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In both cases, these pumpkins have been radically altered to serve cultural goals and the evidence can be seen in the organism itself.
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There's the aforementioned note-taking capabilities built in, but the software has also been altered to act a bit more like a desktop.
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Wall Street groups have vowed to withhold their support for the TPP until the cross-border data provision was altered to their satisfaction.
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After coffee and some chitchat, Mr. Krone removed the gown from the dress form, which had been altered to mimic Ms. Everett's bust.
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And in the constitution's final version, a proposal to "limit" the concentration of property was altered to say the government would "regulate" it.
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However, the 585-page document stating how the U.K. will leave the EU in March is unlikely to be altered to accommodate those concerns.
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Over the past 50 years, those provisions have been altered to include "administrative claim awards," settlements made by agencies that didn't require a lawsuit.
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Some of Hearthstone's most popular (and most hated) cards are being altered to help balance out the meta ahead of the Hearthstone World Championship.
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They can be altered to be used with larger magazines (the AR-556's standard magazine is 30 rounds) and to fire more rapidly.
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" But soon after posting the image, fans of the actor questioned whether the photos had been altered to show Wilson "slimmed down" and "edited.
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But because the battery is built into the Note 7, the design may also have to be altered to fix manufacturing errors, Sculley said.
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Correction: This article originally said President Obama used federal laws to create legislation, but was altered to say he took action for complete accuracy.
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Her goal is to discover how epigenetics, the process by which environmental change triggers new genetic functions, could be altered to improve drought tolerance.
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Meadows suggested one focus is whether FBI interview reports — known as 28503 reports — about Flynn were altered to improve the chances he'd be prosecuted.
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In the suit, the women say some of the pics have been altered to make it look like they're working the pole at Sugardaddy's.
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But records released by the Department of State show that some affidavits were altered to notify voters to return the forms by 85033 p.m.
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Critics say the policy, which was recently altered to address some concerns of separation, is not emblematic of who we are as a nation.
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We are a mere 17 months away from the election and already we've seen videos altered to portray elected officials in a negative light.
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"People knock on my door, and I'm still scared," Ortiz (whose name has been altered to protect her privacy) told me over the phone.
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Test results revealing that aluminum parts failed to meet tensile strength requirements were altered to make it appear as if they had passed certification.
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After BuzzFeed News spoke with the Democrat, the bill's paid sick leave policy was altered to exempt large companies with more than 500 employees.
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Just as food menus at restaurants are altered to fit each season, many spots also introduce new beverages to suit the time of year.
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" Though the museum initially said the photo was altered to avoid "political controversy," as the backlash grew, it later conceded it was a "mistake.
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In May, President Trump promoted a slowed-down video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, which was altered to make her seem confused or ill.
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Photos might be altered to tweak the sky, shine up the medals on a general's chest, or to erase Kim Jong Un's ever-present cigarette.
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The assertion came from a TV debate in 1971 which had been edited and altered to make Mr Kerry say "I personally raped for pleasure".
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All throughout the life of the MCU, ideas have been plucked from the comics and altered to suit the stories Marvel Studios wants to tell.
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In the latest episode of the popular Chinese reality TV show "I, Actor," the young star's face is digitally altered to blur out his earrings.
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It was under Mr. Manafort's watch that the Republican platform was initially altered to remove a call to arm Ukraine to fight pro-Russian separatists.
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A type of papaya has been modified to be resistant to a crippling virus, and corn has been altered to control insects that attack it.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc is developing REGN3048-3051, a combination of two antibodies developed from immunized mice that have been genetically altered to produce "humanized" antibodies.
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"The black long-sleeve with feather trim started out as a baby doll dress, but I had it altered to give shape under her bust."
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Account balances and security measures within the institution are altered to make an unlimited amount of money available at the time of the illegal transactions.
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She says glowing performance reviews were later altered to justify holding her back from promotion, and keep her from transferring to other parts of the organization.
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Then, there's the meal plan section, which can be altered to dietary requirements including gluten free, vegetarian, vegan, or pescatarian, and comes with automated shopping lists.
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Car thieves could also use it to "clone" cars, a process whereby a vehicle's VIN number is altered to conceal the fact that it was stolen.
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Distorted videos of the House Speaker, "altered to make her sound as if she's drunkenly slurring her words, are spreading rapidly across social media," Harwell wrote.
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Q is a composite of five voices, recorded and then altered to match a gender-neutral range of pitches, as defined by a linguist and researcher.
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News site SourceFed released a video Thursday laying out claims that Google's search auto-fill function, Autocomplete, has been altered to keep negative suggestions from appearing.
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Later, after some computer code had been altered to tell the truck to tug the wheel a bit harder, it made a similar turn more smoothly.
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The form was also altered to omit a clause that had required patients to affirm that they were already using a round-the-clock opioid regimen.
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Even if voting machines were altered to try to sway election results, the ballots guarantee that the true outcome of a race could still be determined.
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In May 2019, a video altered to make House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appear to be unwell and slurring her words as if she might be drunk.
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Earlier in the year, primary-school textbooks were altered to include more Islamic content, and some work by non-Muslim writers was excluded from the curriculum.
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Hours after I wrote about Samsung's creation, President Trump tweeted a video of House speaker Nancy Pelosi that was altered to make her look and sound drunk.
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In tests, the resulting synthetic human prions were shown to be infectious to transgenic mice, which were "humanized," or genetically altered to express a particular human protein.
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Although formal negotiations about NAFTA have not begun, the rules could eventually be altered to favor U.S. industry over competitors from outside North America, particularly in Asia.
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Believing these to be malleable in early childhood, he recommended that baby boys with abnormal genitalia be surgically altered to appear female and brought up as girls.
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But they, like proprietors of similar stores, say that the size, shape and consistency of virtually any product could be altered to fit the zero-waste model.
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Those news reports did not establish specific instances in which that took place and the article has been altered to better reflect the scope of that reporting.
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It went viral on social media platforms and Pelosi immediately called on Facebook to remove the clip, which was altered to make the Speaker's words appear slurred.
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A photo from the march displayed at the National Archives was altered to blur signs that were critical of President Trump or might be offensive, officials said.
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The deferred action for childhood arrivals policy would be altered to protect a larger population of immigrants, with benefits like traveling outside the country without any problem.
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Queen Mary had the tiara altered to be more adaptable, particularly to accommodate a set of 15 emerald drops won by Mary's grandmother in a charity lottery.
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Some of the alt-right marchers in Charlottesville also carried signs with a version of the Detroit Red Wings NHL logo, slightly altered to include Nazi imagery.
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The court also ruled that Lula should not appear in the Workers Party's television and radio ads campaign until the ticket has been officially altered to remove him.
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When he issued his statement in Nevada on Tuesday, he also issued a set of demands on how Nevada's process could be altered to "welcome" his new voters.
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On Saturday, he retweeted a clip from the movie "Top Gun" that was altered to show the President "taking down" a fighter jet marked with the CNN logo.
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The audit also found that records had been altered to indicate, incorrectly, that satisfactory water test results were logged for the 70 centers that had not been tested.
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Dr. Robert Morris Levy was charged Tuesday in the deaths of three patients who authorities say he misdiagnosed and whose records he later altered to conceal his mistakes.
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But the final report in 20003 reached no definitive conclusion about Wallenberg's fate, and found that documents had been destroyed or altered to eliminate all traces of him.
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Additionally, galactic trade has been entirely revamped, adding "wealth, economy, and conflict" to the game's star systems, and the map interface has been altered to address these changes.
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In a new report released Friday, Recorded Future notes that the dates on vulnerabilities they evaluated in their first report were altered to eliminate the lag in posting.
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The loan documents also will likely be altered to include a springing maturity tied to the borrower's US$2016.5m 2100% convertible notes due 2300, the first source said.
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In a bit of farcical head-scratchery, he presented a map in the Oval Office, on which the track of the hurricane had been altered to include Alabama.
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Though Charles&apos face was seemingly altered to resemble an elf, some social-media users believe his body was also heavily edited, while others have praised the image.
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Clarification: It has also been altered to illustrate that an independent governance body set up by Aspen Digital is acting as a third party sponsor for the deal.
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In 2017, he aired the American series "Fargo," dubbed into Russian, but a few disparaging lines about Putin were altered to refer to the leaders of North Korea.
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Correction: This article has been altered to reflect that The Intercept reported last week that Alphabet-owned Google is planning to re-launch its search engine in China.
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Vogue Brazil is coming under heavy criticism for a series of photos in which able-bodied actors were digitally altered to look like they have disabilities, The Telegraph reports.
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Moreover, officials indicated that further post-meeting statements might be altered to remove the reference to "further gradual increases" in the target range as long as current conditions persist.
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For the therapy, T cells, also known as T lymphocytes, were taken from the blood of cancer patients and then genetically altered to contain "receptor" molecules that target cancer.
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The copy of the Photograph that Kardashian distributed on Instagram had been altered to remove the CMI [copyright management information] showing plaintiff as the copyright owner of the image.
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Like Taboola ads, these stories would be identical -- except that on each neighborhood board, the location would be altered to make it seem that the crime wave was local.
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In another, a Facebook page called Veterans Against Richard Ojeda featured a picture of him altered to look like he was in makeup, pink fatigues and a pink beret.
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The French nobles are effete and opportunistic, and serve an unworthy monarch: at Timbers's request, the Dauphin's cape has been altered to include a hoodie with dangling white drawstrings.
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"In a weird way, I consider these paintings, because they're a warped surface that been manipulated and altered to create this event," Lukas says of all of his series.
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Be sure whatever you wear or put on your kids will allow full range of eyesight and has been altered to prevent tripping before you head out the door.
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Given this state of affairs, students-athletes should push for their cost of attendance -- with its definition set in clear law -- be altered to reflect their lives on campus.
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Researchers said the embedded code — a method known as steganography — could be altered to allow criminals to steal files from an infected PC or a number of other actions.
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Restricting the calories of yeast made them overexpress a particular sirtuin, extending their lifespans; mice genetically altered to overproduce the mammalian version lived longer and had fewer age-related diseases.
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By Thursday morning, the ad had been altered to read: "We make Kids disappear – I.C.E." A group calling itself "INDECLINE," claimed responsibility for the act, the East Bay Times reported .
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Renner bravely pointed out exactly what scene in the movie was altered to make it look like his character, Jerry (who has never been tagged) has two functioning, mobile arms.
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The big picture: The sport is at a crossroads ... Should courses get longer to keep up with the modern player, or should balls be physically altered to reduce driving distances?
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It was also altered to remove the requirement for a "joint press release," with the city opting instead to give each party the right to approve the other's individual statements.
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Many of the stories have been altered to suit the film's central narrative, and the original illustrations transformed into three-dimensional beings — but the gleeful dread remains largely in tact.
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More interesting may be the centers' setup: IMAX says it's created a "modular design" that allows various VR "pods" to be altered to allow for single person and group experiences.
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The moves comes after Chinese scientist He Jiankui announced Monday that two ostensibly healthy twin girls had been born this month from embryos altered to make them resistant to HIV.
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I'm not arguing every game is capable of this, nor is every game even to be patched, updated, and altered to make up for whatever muddy first impression it leaves.
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Those news reports did not establish specific instances in which that took place and later versions of the article have been altered to better reflect the scope of that reporting.
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Response: The government says it remains committed to treating migrants with dignity and that the Constitution has already been altered to make corruption, fuel theft and electoral fraud serious felonies.
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The treatments are T-cells, white blood cells that act as soldiers against foreign invaders, that have been genetically altered to make them better able to spot and attack cancer.
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We know that human actions can contribute to landslides, especially when natural topography is altered to create oversteepened, unstable landscapes, as was the case in a recent disaster in China.
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The imagery of the cover, a black-and-white photo of Taylor alongside a collage of newspaper clippings altered to read, "Taylor Swift," over and over again, fueled more sleuthing.
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Meanwhile, Shane Raymond, a journalist at "social media intelligence" company Storyful, does a frame-by-frame analysis and concludes that Sanders shared footage that was altered to make certain frames repeat.
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Another suit filed in 2013 alleged that Dan Gagnon, Indian Point's security manager, allowed records to be altered to cover up staff working overtime without breaks, in violation of federal regulations.
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According to the Clark County Sheriff, at least some of the weapons found in the shooter's hotel room were fully automatic, or had been altered to fire like a machine gun.
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On the cover page, a graphic for a mobile phone was slightly altered to show a more modern device, while certain headlines were changed with no additions to the underlying content.
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The point of this image is to show that when something that is already 'good' is altered to be 'better,' it teaches people that your 'real' isn't good enough," she said.
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Sometimes the permit will be altered to avoid destruction of habitats; a last resort would have been requiring a company to improve land somewhere else to pay up for their damages.
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"The point of this image is to show that when something that is already 'good' is altered to be 'better', it teaches people that your 'real' isn't good enough," she wrote.
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Scientists exposed sharks to seawater that had been altered to mimic the conditions predicted for the year 2300, and found the caustic water corroded their armor-like skin, Science News reports.
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But two trends are going to be particularly hard to stop: "deepfake" videos, which are videos altered to show speakers saying inflammatory things, and propagandists using real videos out of context.
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In November 2018 Chinese scientist He Jiankui sparked outrage after announcing he had created the first genetically-modified babies in the world from embryos altered to make them resistant to HIV.
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Trump doubled down on his assertion last week when he held up a map of the storm's projected path that appeared to have been altered to show Dorian extending into Alabama.
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Diego Velázquez's "Equestrian Portrait of Philip IV" (1635–1636) was altered to show the king of Spain wading on horseback through high-level floodwaters that reach up to his steed's neck.
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Somatic gene editing, on the other hand, in which a living person's DNA is altered to treat various maladies, from cancer through to hemophilia, results in genetic changes that are not heritable.
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Wachtel says that at least one of Aperol's branded recipes calls for three-parts Prosecco, two-parts Aperol, and one part soda, but that can be altered to fit the drinkers' preferences.
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To fans of experimental music, James' face, altered to exaggerate his smile, is the equivalent of Deadmau5's giant rodent helmet—comical, over-the-top, a symbol of what you're gonna get.
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Currently, the definition of income has been altered to include any income generated from the withdrawals from traditional individual retirement accounts and traditional employer-sponsored retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans.
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In early 2017 Finch and his colleagues showed that inflammation following air pollution exposure leads to the formation of Alzheimer's plaques in the brains of mice genetically altered to develop Alzheimer's pathology.
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I have shoes that I could walk in while in the store, but then after I get them altered to fit my needs, I'm not able to wear them down the street.
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The two planes, which are slated to be altered to become Air Force One presidential aircraft, were originally ordered in 2013 by Russia's second-biggest airline Transaero, which went bankrupt in 2015.
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Earlier, Bellingcat, a citizen-journalism group using open-source information like social media posts to analyze conflicts, had identified the cloudy photograph as likely altered to obscure the date it was taken.
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He had provided data on radioactivity levels to Dr. Kajstura, but the data published in the study had been altered to make the old hearts look the same as the young ones.
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Even though the music was very different in many ways from Western music, the Americans responded positively to Tsimane music that had been altered to display consonant characteristics, which is pretty interesting.
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A high school teacher in New Jersey was suspended on Monday after parents complained that their children's yearbook pictures or captions had been altered to remove references to President Donald J. Trump.
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A former senior intelligence official told the newspaper that intelligence about Russia was presented to Trump only in the written intelligence assessment and is sometimes altered to try to avoid displeasing him.
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Details: The free e-learning course, called "Identifying and Tackling Manipulated Media," seeks to help journalists globally learn how to identify photos or videos that have been altered to present inaccurate information.
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"Every data point was altered to present the best picture possible," Bob Crowley, an Army colonel and senior counterinsurgency adviser to U.S. military commanders in 220006 and 2202, said in an interview.
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Bart-Smith told the NewScientist that the Tunabot could be eventually altered to accommodate sensors, allowing it to do things like examine underwater operations -- or even be turned into a fishy spy.
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"And if that's no longer available, or if it gets altered to the point where it can't be used anymore, you're going to see a collapse of these species in the wild."
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"Every data point was altered to present the best picture possible," Bob Crowley, an Army colonel and senior counterinsurgency adviser to U.S. military commanders in 2013 and 2014, said in an interview.
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THE king, wrote Charles de Marillac, the French ambassador to the court of Henry VIII, was so fickle he rendered even his word "as softened wax [that] can be altered to any form".
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The image below, published on the official Donald J. Trump Facebook page on January 26.6 and on his Instagram account over the weekend, has been altered to make the president look more fit.
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But to succeed and be safe, those engineered cells would have to be further altered to ensure a patient's body does not reject the foreign cells, triggering a potentially deadly immune system response.
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Outside perspective: Scientists not involved in this study say it shows Cas12b can be altered to become a promising CRISPR enzyme, but note that this small study should be validated with further research.
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Keep reading to find out what the Sharp Objects TV team altered to make your new favorite summer show a reality — and what that means for Camille Preaker, along with everyone around her.
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It's unclear if the language of the bill has been altered to accommodate the objection, but it could provide grounds for a legal challenge in the future absent corrective action by the Senate.
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A study in 2012 showed that a bland political slogan, digitally altered to make it deeper, was more appealing to voters, no matter whether the voices—or the voters—were male or female.
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Think about it: Instead of having to take a drug every day to manage an illness for the rest of your life, you could have your genes altered to permanently fix the problem.
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In one study, researchers showed a group of participants a "deepfake" video featuring a comedy routine by actor Walter Matthau that had been altered to feature the face of former President Richard Nixon.
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In an October 6900 federal lawsuit in New York, a Sandy-impacted family demonstrated that their engineering report had been altered to suggest that Sandy wasn't responsible for the bulk of the damage.
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But in 2014 planning rules were altered to allow a greater range of agricultural structures to be developed with the need for only "prior approval" from the local council, rather than full planning permission.
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Participants can talk to each other through the HTC Vive's microphone, with their voices digitally altered to fit each scene, from the childlike squeak of an amoeba to the deep grunt of a gorilla.
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Or does he actively start calling into question international agreements, from military alliances to trade deals to the Geneva Convention, which he has said should be altered to allow torture and other war crimes?
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An edited clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, altered to make it look like she's slurring her words, is making the rounds online following a Wednesday discussion at a Center for American Progress event.
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In the castle ballroom after the reception, Hooters waitresses served the chain restaurant's signature wings in their iconic outfits, which had been altered to include a "J & B" logo in honor of the couple.
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The current version of the software is harmless, only encrypting a test folder and changing the background to the now-infamous fsociety mask, but the code could easily be altered to something more harmful.
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The president shared the clip the same day that The Washington Post reported that videos altered to make Pelosi appear to be slurring her words have spread on social media at a rapid rate.
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But for a guy who's constantly complaining about fake news, it's pretty hypocritical that President Trump's social media team is using photos that have been altered to make him look thinner and less wrinkled.
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Scores of scientists have criticized the research, which Dr. He revealed only after the birth this month of twin girls whose embryos he said he had altered to make them invulnerable to H.I.V. infection.
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In Vaxjo, buses run on biogas, bus routes are altered to stop at new housing developments even before they are built and changes to building codes are being planned to limit new parking spaces.
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GEORGETOWN (Reuters) - Guyanese police on Friday surrounded an elections council office amid accusations that the results of this week's presidential election were altered to favor incumbent President David Granger, according to a Reuters witness.
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Russia, which has uniformly vetoed all resolutions proposed by the Security Council on Aleppo, is apparently ready to agree to pass this latest resolution after it was altered to address some of its concerns.
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Much of what was said is stuff we already know: synthetic drugs are highly risky because of the wide variety available and the fact that the chemical compositions are often altered to swerve legislation.
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As Tettchan spoke, his voice computer-altered to sound female, the android's lips moved in sync with his words, the tilt of her head and her long human hair in rhythm with his own movements.
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Then they burst into song — specifically a rendition of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire," only the lyrics are altered to be about historical feminist figures, events, and movements, interwoven with compliments for Elena.
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DUBAI, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The club crest of Spanish soccer team Real Madrid will be altered to remove the traditional Christian cross from clothing apparel sold in some Middle East countries under a regional deal.
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Just wash in cold water, dry in a centrifuge, treat with a chlorine-based compound, and place in Modified Atmosphere Packaging, in which levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide have been altered to slow deterioration.
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During a 50-second live Twitter update about the hurricane on Wednesday, Trump presented an old map of Hurricane Dorian's predicted trajectory, which appeared to have been altered to show the storm heading towards Alabama.
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Watch it hereLukas Franke (Matthias Schweighöfer) finds himself a victim of a hacking attack, his online information altered to implicate him as having masterminded a cyber-attack on Berlin resulting in a city-wide blackout.
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Washington (CNN)The National Archives on Saturday apologized and said it removed from display a 2017 photograph of the Women's March it had altered to censor signs referencing women's anatomy and President Donald Trump's name.
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Pai highlighted the significant changes that have taken place in media since the rules were drafted in 1975 and expressed his disappointment that the rules have not been altered to keep up with the times.
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After clearing that trap, officers split up to check the residence and an exterior garage, where they found a wooden rat trap that had been "altered to accommodate a shotgun shot shell," the documents said.
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On Friday, a video of Nancy Pelosi—which was slowed down and altered to make the Democratic Speaker of the House appear to be intoxicated—went viral on Facebook and several other social media platforms.
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"Süskind's role was to let the children disappear from the lists," Bart Wallet, a historian at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, wrote in an email, referring to the administrative records he altered to help save the children.
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Large portions of the bulldog's genome have been altered to attain these morphological changes which has in turn resulted in a tremendous loss of diversity in the part of the genome responsible for normal immune function.
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Because "a great country kitchen has a great country table," the former countess commissioned a piece that could be altered to fit herself and her two children, Victoria, 22, and Noel, 21, plus their many guests.
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On view at the University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities Gallery, each of these 17 photographs of houses in within commuting distance of New York City has been digitally altered to seamlessly mask the windows.
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Barclays Africa joined the ruling African National Congress's secretary general Gwede Mantashe in slamming the Public Protector's recommendations that the Reserve Bank's mandate be altered to focus on economic growth rather that price and currency stability.
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GEORGETOWN, March 6 (Reuters) - Guyanese police on Friday surrounded the nation's elections commission amid accusations that the results of this week's presidential election were altered to favor incumbent president David Granger, according to a Reuters witness.
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In another chat reviewed by The Times, Mr. Luthmann sends Mr. Castorina pornographic images, including one altered to make it appear as though Mr. Castorina's female opponent had been photographed while engaged in a sexual act.
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Montana submitted a quote by Mr. Trump that was not published in the yearbook, and a picture of Wyatt was altered to remove Mr. Trump's name from the vest he wore on picture day, she said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill on Wednesday to ensure that countries striking deals with Washington on sharing nuclear power technology abandon fuel-making activities that could be altered to make material for nuclear weapons.
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Clarification: This article has been altered to clarify that Lee Francis Cissna, director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, has asked Congress to allow the EB-5 program to lapse in the absence of significant reforms.
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For this two-year project, none of the spaces originally designed by Gaudí were modified, but those constructed in the 1925 enlargement were altered to better accommodate crowds and serve new functions in the forthcoming cultural center.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with the Democrats, voiced skepticism, saying only a small number of votes in key battleground states would need to be altered to tip the scales in an election.
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Times Newer Roman looks a lot like the go-to academic font, but each character is subtly altered to be 5 to 10 percent wider, making your essays look longer without having to actually make them longer.
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In a situation where victory is dependent on my own efforts, or the efforts of my team, what can I do but experience anger when I realize that conditions have been altered to ensure I can't win?
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It also devalues the vote of voters who already reside in districts that were gerrymandered to destroy the democratic efficacy of voting in those districts, which were altered to achieve an outcome predetermined by the gerrymandering party.
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Bongo has rejected accusations that results were altered to ensure his victory but has come under increasing international pressure to back a recount of votes, including from former colonial power France, which has a military base in Gabon.
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Lars von Trier's two-part film Nymphomanic even utilized porn actors to film the sexier scenes, and digitally altered to place Shia LaBeouf and Stacy Martin's faces onto the body doubles to make the scene appear more realistic.
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The defense budget as proposed by the House bill that passed Friday violates the 2011 Budget Control Act spending caps, which must be lifted or altered to give the military the level of funding the House is seeking.
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Non-proliferation advocates are concerned that any civilian nuclear deal between Riyadh and Washington that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for atom bombs.
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Videos of famous movie scenes that had been digitally altered to feature actor Nicholas Cage's face went viral in early 2018, representing the lighter side of the spectrum showing how such tools could be used to foster entertainment.
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The Open Society Foundation, run by George Soros, was a major target, and when its documents were released, some turned out to have been altered to make it appear as if the foundation was financing Russian opposition members.
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The research will be used to determine, among other things, whether the standard order of events on night flights — meal service and dimming the cabin lights — should be altered to help passengers adjust to the destination time zone.
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Deepfakes involve the use of artificial intelligence to create media that is doctored to look real; they are a subset of the much broader category of manipulated media, which is any media altered to change the factual record.
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Using a technique known as "clustering," Kao had found that 1.3 million comments were just iterations of the same template, generated by a computer but with certain words altered to make them seem like individual expressions of opinion.
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Chief Deloach Reed said she was aware that the city's website had been altered to remove mention of mandatory annual inspections and described it as a belated update reflecting a policy change that occurred around two years ago.
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Specifically, there are a few too many phone conversations as Homecoming tries to tie its timelines together, made all the more obvious as voices are altered to make sure we know that characters are speaking on the phone.
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The bizarre new claim from the president is sure to spark a heated debate about the world of so-called "deep fakes"—videos that have been altered to make people appear to say things that they haven't actually said.
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Investigators have taken a particular look at how the Republican's 2016 campaign platform was altered to take a lighter position on US assistance to the government in Ukraine, which was fighting a war against separatist forces backed by Russia.
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There were calls to boycott the film, and in Los Angeles a smattering of posters for "The Birth of a Nation," depicting Mr. Parker as the rebellion leader Nat Turner, were altered to read "Rapist?" by a street artist.
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The scientists give an example of how this could be useful in their paper: "in clothing, accessories could be altered to match the main outfit and textiles could be recolored for different events in the same day," they write.
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Once that hijacking takes place, the brain is altered to prefer the deadly reward of drugs, including opioids, over the healthy rewards of daily life — eating properly, good hygiene, academic and professional success, intimate relationships, and raising a family.
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What should give the American public and some Democrats great pause is that the process for whistleblowers who wish to have their concerns expedited to Congress might have been altered to allow secondhand and even thirdhand information to suffice.
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Alex Burrow, the head of home design at Zeus Living, a San Francisco-based start-up for furnished rental homes across the country, likes that Inside Weather products can be altered to meet the particular aesthetics of different regions.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with the Democrats, expressed skepticism at that assertion, saying only a small amount of votes in key battleground states would need to be altered to tip the scales of an election.
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Clarification (December 4th 2018): An earlier version of this article had been altered to reflect a statement made by the director of the United States National Economic Council, which would have extended the deadline for a deal to April 1st.
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Late last month, for instance, a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) Pelosi — altered to make it seem like she was slurring her words and confused — was spread across YouTube, Twitter and Facebook by right-wing accounts.
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"Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul is no stranger to the Airbnb community...Guests can relax in Paul's geothermal hot spring, located in the centre of the estate, which can be altered to their temperature preference," an press release from Airbnb said.
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" Barr had retweeted an image of Goldberg participating in the Women's March in 2017, but the image had been altered to portray Goldberg as wearing a shirt depicting Trump shooting himself over text with his signature phrase "Make America Great Again.
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The world's largest packaged food company says the new bars have 30 percent less sugar than a typical chocolate bar, helped by the use of Nestle's new ingredient, sugar that has been physically altered to be lighter and dissolve faster.
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In addition to a ton of polish affecting the whole mod, the update introduces new elements such as the "Dam" map from the original game, although altered to include a sewer that connects the front and back halves of the map.
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"If we had a 20 percent decrease in business, that would be really scary," she said, adding that she had written to the mayor to see whether alcohol licenses could be altered to allow home deliveries of cocktails and alcoholic beverages.
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We'd like it, too, if you would leave notes on those you've cooked and altered, to the benefit of all of us in our growing community of home cooks dedicated to raising one another up into the realm of the delicious.
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Created by two artists as a statement about the spread of misinformation online, the video was released after Facebook refused to remove a similarly fake (and embarrassing) clip of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, which was altered to make her appear drunk.
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Earlier this year, Trump displayed a map in the Oval Office that appeared to have been altered to show the trajectory of Hurricane Dorian including Alabama, days after he said erroneously that the storm was expected to hit the state.
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Months later in October, his sister was at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival in Las Vegas where a gunman mowed down dozens and injured hundreds from his hotel room windows with firearms altered to fire at a rapid pace.
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Discussions had been held up on Saudi Arabia's desire to relax nonproliferation standards and potentially allow the country to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium, technologies that non-proliferation advocates worry could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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Other research, from political scientists at Stanford and other universities, found that stimuli that increase feelings of "racial threat" in whites — even being shown a photograph of President Barack Obama altered to darken his skin tone — increased political support for the Tea Party.
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The rules are also being altered to reflect a 2016 change in the federal law that prohibits agencies from charging a search fee or duplication fees for news media or educational institutions when the agency fails to comply with the law's time limits.
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But unless the rules of the Senate are fundamentally altered to preclude "holds" on his nominees, he may well continue to face ongoing consternation with senators in his own party—even with a bolstered majority—in advance of the 2020 presidential contest.
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Perry has been quietly working with Saudi Arabia on a civilian nuclear agreement that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium, technologies that nonproliferation advocates worry could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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Timothy Egan Contributing Opinion Writer On Father's Day last week, the highest-paid employee of Washington State University tweeted out a video of a 2014 speech by Barack Obama that was altered to make him sound like a one-world-government tyrant.
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My junior year history teacher is one of the first people I've met who confirmed that history books are biased and opened my eyes to the fact we truly don't know what information is being withheld from us or altered to sound better.
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HONG KONG — It started with an oath of office that two young, newly elected lawmakers altered to insert a derogatory term into the formal name of Hong Kong's sovereign ruler, the People's Republic of China, with one also adding a crude epithet.
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As an adviser to Trump, Icahn had presented a proposal to the White House in February that the Renewable Fuel Standard be altered to lift responsibility for blending fuels off of refiners, and moved further down the supply chain to supply terminals.
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One example of those blurred lines: Mr. Orban's right-wing government swamped the country with anti-immigrant posters that often appeared next to party-financed placards featuring opposition candidates digitally altered to embrace his frequent target, the Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros.
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Trump's version of the music video clip was altered to show Nickelback's lead singer, Chad Kroeger, holding a photo of Biden, 76, and his son Hunter Biden with one of Hunter's business partners, which Trump has tried to use against the Bidens.
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Boasberg, who was appointed to the bench by former President Obama, wrote that the Trump administration failed to persuasively argue that the FBI would not be able to properly tackle national security threats if the program was altered to better protect citizen privacy.
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Boasberg, who was appointed to the bench by former President Obama, wrote that the Trump administration failed to persuasively argue that the FBI would not be able to properly tackle national security threats if the program was altered to better protect citizen privacy.
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Some — including the right-wing activist Mike Cernovich — pointed out that the word "doctored" was used to refer to images altered to deliberately deceive, saying Trump didn&apost intend to trick people into believing he&aposd starred in an &apos80s boxing movie.
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So the nominating process was altered "to enhance the role of the grassroots" and to avoid anything happening "in the opposite direction," said Jeff Berman, Barack Obama's delegate director in 2008 and a member of the Unity Reform Commission which helped with these rules changes.
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For instance, EDGI found that the DOE Energy Information Administration's Energy Kids page was altered to play up fossil fuels and play down climate change, while the EPA's "Student's Guide to Climate Change" was unlinked from its main page and buried on its site.
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In the end, while the president is right that trade terms with other countries need to be altered to create balanced trading relationships, slapping massive tariffs on imports with no transition period creating a sudden and significant change in trade policy is not the answer.
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"If you look at the angle of the trees you will notice that the frame is tilted to make it look near vertical — they can scale steep areas and this is one, but the angle has been altered to exaggerate their ability," she said.
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In areas where there is not a lot of money kicking around, and poor kids might not be able to "save" much of anything, the program title was altered to "Dream, Plan, Do." And which characters, exactly, were tapped to spread the money messages?
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Essentially a photograph of a Brazilian slum (its identity suggested by media mogul Marinho's name in the title), the image has been altered to include an architecturally sound yet culturally faithful remake of one of the ramshackle dwellings that make up the remaining streetscape.
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In addition to the items with Ms. Dulos's blood, the police also found two Connecticut license plates that had been altered to cover up a canceled plate number that had previously been attached to a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban that Mr. Dulos owned, the warrants said.
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But according to the secretary of state's office, which has turned the matter over to federal prosecutors, affidavits were found in at least four counties that had been altered to say that voters had until two days after the election to return the forms.
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Another recent example of how this shows up in marketing, also cited by Shanghaiist, is the promotion for Star Wars: In China, posters for The Force Awakens were altered to minimize John Boyega, a black actor who plays Finn, a central character in the movie.
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The album's most startling weird noise among many is Elizabeth Valdivieso Gurrion's voice: a gentle, graceful soprano — naturally high but electronically altered to echo — singing neat, pretty, almost classical-sounding melodies in both Spanish and Zapotec while seeming to exude a pale, eerie glow.
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This lack of regulation is an issue that will stay around either until bitcoin markets mature enough to implement regulations consistent with existing markets that trade other commodities or derivatives, or until the Exchange Act's laws are changed or altered to provide an exception for bitcoin.
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Reports of First Genetically Enhanced Babies Spark OutrageTwin girls born earlier this month had their DNA altered to prevent them from contracting HIV,…Read more ReadBack in November 2018, Lovell-Badge organized the Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing at the University of Hong Kong.
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The website for Saudi Arabia's Future Investment Initiative — scheduled to kick off Tuesday — was no longer accessible Monday morning after it was apparently hacked and altered to feature images and messages accusing the Saudi government of financing terrorism and murdering journalist Jamal Khashoggi, per the Financial Times.
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Most of the items for sale are typical goods you'd find in any souvenir store, such as playing cards (the most popular product so far), but Real Salvator Mundi also has a "Contemporary Inspirations" line that consists of posters of "Salvator Mundi" altered to reference contemporary artworks.
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Deepfakes helped Charli XCX imitate the Spice Girls in her latest music video So far, the discussion of "deepfakes" — videos altered to make it look like real people are doing things they never actually did — has focused mostly on its potential to usher in the apocalypse.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry has been working with Saudi Arabia on a civilian nuclear agreement that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium, practices that non-proliferation advocates worry could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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During a news conference in Louisville on Wednesday morning, Mr. Beshear stood at a lectern where the logo from his campaign had already been altered to declare him "governor-elect," and said he was beginning the work of sketching out his first budget proposal in January.
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The pushback comes amid claims made online by Chinese scientist He Jiankui that twin girls had been born with DNA altered to make them resistant to HIV, a groundbreaking move that is likely to spark significant ethical questions around gene editing and so-called designer babies.
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More than ten years ago, when the idea of memory enhancement was an even further-off dream, faintly twinkling as a possibility in some fruit flies that had been altered to have photographic memories, philosopher and author Michael Sandel wrote "The Case Against Perfection" in the Atlantic.
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Chills. For "Alex Jones Remix: Renai Circulation," mashup artist Triple-Q started with the song "Renai Circulation," the infectiously catchy fourth opening theme of the anime series "Bakemonogatari"; and then laid over snippets of Jones hysterically yelling and grunting, pitch-shifted and altered to delirious effect.
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Twitter last month said it was introducing a new policy to help fight deepfakes and other "manipulated media" that involve photos, videos or audio that's been significantly altered to change its original meaning or purpose, or those that make it seem like something happened that actually did not.
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It is the substance of many inflamed op-eds that have greeted our latest sacrifice to Moloch, the 59 people who were mowed down in Las Vegas by a sniper in possession of an arsenal of guns, some of which were altered to behave like fully automatic weapons.
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Both Trump and White House social media director Dan Scavino tweeted a dishonestly edited video altered to make a verbal stumble by former vice president Joe Biden look worse than it was and to make it look as if he accidentally endorsed Trump, as my colleague Cat Zakrzewski reported.
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In a series of questions, the CHC requests information on how asylum proceedings will be altered to serve a population outside the United States, whether Mexico has made any assurances regarding the migrants' safety, and the number of asylum seekers who will be processed daily at ports of entry.
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Not only did the trehalose cause these two strains to grow faster than in other strains, but feeding trehalose to mice with the RT027 strain (whose gut bacteria makeup had been altered to look like a that of a human) killed them faster than the mice who didn't eat trehalose.
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The NRCC recently cheered on the US woman's national soccer team while mocking the civil rights activist and former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick all in the same tweet — and then the next week sent a fundraising email of his image that critics allege was altered to make Kaepernick's skin darker.
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He, an associate professor at the Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, sent shock waves through the scientific community on Monday when he announced in a video online that two ostensibly healthy twin girls had been born this month from embryos altered to make them resistant to HIV.
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By the time my boys are hunters, I hope there are more sensible gun laws, such as those that close loopholes on background check requirements, restore funding for research on gun violence and regulate modified semiautomatic guns just as strongly as we do the automatic guns they are altered to mimic.
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He wore a jersey from Bryant's high school days in Pennsylvania at the 16th hole - that traditionally draws the largest crowds - which the PGA Tour had altered to pay tribute to Bryant by using the numbers from the basketball star's Lakers jerseys to determine the location of the pin at the hole.
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According to their new study, the lower altitude and different climate of the Canary Islands would mean that the TMT's instrumentation design would have to be altered to include more adaptive optics—that is, much more complicated parts of the telescope's mirror, which can morph to account for a more turbulent atmosphere.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The "It&aposs not your fault dolphin" is a normal sized dolphin that has been genetically altered to the size of a person and gives you likes, so when you find yourself sick from all the world&aposs bad news, he will be there to remind you otherwise, like I your morning commute.
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The very meaning of the phrases "religious liberty" and "religious freedom"— traditionally understood as referring to the right of Americans to practice whatever faith they wish or no faith at all — is being altered to mean that government should foster a closer relationship with those who want to mix their Christian faith with taxpayer dollars.
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The official, Yuri Ganus, the director general of the Russian antidoping agency, suggested in an interview at a conference in Colorado that the data had been concealed or altered to protect the reputations and positions of former star athletes who now have roles in government or who function as senior sports administrators in Russia.
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" They admitted that "every data point was altered to present the best picture possible" and that Taliban attacks were cited as signs of progress "to make everyone involved look good, and to make it look like the troops and resources were having the kind of effect where removing them would cause the country to deteriorate.
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The cars still possess an overtaking aid, the drag reduction system, or D.R.S., where the angle of the rear-wing flap is altered to reduce drag and can be used by a driver to make a pass when he is within a second of the car in front, and at certain points on a circuit.
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The president has yet to follow through on that promise, opting instead to continue extending the deal while demanding that it be altered to address other behavior by the Iranian government, including its funding of groups deemed by the U.S. to be terrorist organizations, that currently falls outside the scope of the nuclear deal.
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Another artifact from this technical flaw is that the organizational designators for records from that system have been unavoidably altered to show the current organizations for the individuals in the To/From/CC lines of the header for the overall email, instead of the organizational designators correct at the time the email was sent.
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Her predecessor, Michelle Obama, often had dresses altered to her specifications — and wore an Atelier Versace chain mail couture gown to her final state dinner with then-Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi — but couture is a sector unto itself, rooted in French history, unabashedly elite, and symbolic of what is known with pride as "savoir-faire," or know how.
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"I think what's more concerning are the measures Iran has planned for after the 7th of July," Tabrizi said, referring to Iran's threat to exceed its JCPOA enrichment cap of 3.67% and reverse the modernization of its Arak heavy water research reactor, which under the deal was being altered to dismantle its ability to develop nuclear weapons.
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Experts interviewed by CNBC say the most worrisome next steps are twofold: Iran's threats to exceed its JCPOA enrichment cap of 3.67%, the amount allowed for civilian energy production, and the potential reversal of the modernization of its Arak heavy water research reactor, which under the deal was being altered to dismantle its ability to develop nuclear weapons.
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Deceptively edited videos altered to make Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) appear to be drunkenly slurring her words are spreading across social media despite attempts by platforms to halt their dissemination, according to The Washington Post.
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Members quickly realized that a ruling on Davis and Tisdale's complaints had been delayed until after a board meeting in early October, when the rules governing the ethics committee had been strategically altered to give RWA's then-president-elect, queer romance author Damon Suede, the power to personally appoint an anonymous panel to hear the complaints against Milan.
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Unilever and its agency Ogilvy & Mather came under similar scrutiny after claims that it too had retouched photos of models as part of a "Real Beauty" ad campaign for Dove (Unilever later told Ad Age that photos in one campaign had been altered to "remove dust and do color correction," but not to change the "women's natural beauty").
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Over the August recess, the president accused Jews who vote Democrat of being "disloyal," scrapped a trip to Denmark after its leaders ridiculed a possible Greenland purchase, displayed a map apparently altered to extend the trajectory of Hurricane Dorian to include Alabama and tweeted incessantly to defend a dubious claim that Alabama faced a significant threat from the storm.
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Who respects a leader who tweets a photo altered to show him knocking his political opponent Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in the head with a golf ball?
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"Mostly it was a change in instrumentation and arrangement, but as soon as you start to change the sound sources you start to change the hierarchies of melodies and harmonies and then a bit of a domino effect kind of happens where certain things need to be altered to accommodate the new sounds, the new feeling, the new scope," Stetson explains.
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Mr. Van Vuuren also claims that Mr. Chung had a fiduciary duty to tell him about any changes to their agreement, but that when he was asked to sign the amended documents at the end of 2014, Mr. Chung mentioned only the fact that they had been altered to include a way to share proceeds from successful investments with new employees.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper pressed a Facebook executive Friday over the company's decision to not remove a video on the platform that was altered to make it appear that Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) was slurring her words in a news conference.
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The reverse of the $5 bill will also be altered to depict civil rights-era leaders such as Marian Anderson, Eleanor Roosevelt and Martin Luther King Jr. Last May, a nonprofit group called Women on 20s, suggested that the abolitionist replace Jackson on the $20 bill by the year 2020 – the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which granted women in the US the right to vote.
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