I would rather be a target of the United Front.
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American authorities warned he might be a target for kidnappings.
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J. Simpson: Bill Cosby Will Be A Target In Prison!
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Turkey fears it may be a target for immediate retaliation.
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Concerned he might be a target, Kivlen called the police.
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Tobacco companies and their products continue to be a target.
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Given the randomness of phishing, anyone can be a target.
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President Trump continues to be a target in the mainstream media.
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Who do you think will be a target in season 5?
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This means he will be a target of everyone on stage.
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Retirement is not an option, as she will always be a target.
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Any effective leader, she said, would be a target of the opposition.
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Local residents have worried they will be a target for North Korean missiles.
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But the Colindres family never thought Joel would be a target for deportation.
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Don't be a target — distracted, walking down the street, by electronics, your cellphone.
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There are even suggestion that we ourselves would be a target for sanctions.
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Anyone can be a target of patent aggression, regardless of whether they own patents.
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Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones has found herself to be a target for Twitter trolls.
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Courtney Lee, who most recently played with the Charlotte Hornets, could be a target.
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But he assured the United States that its troops would never be a target.
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Every US installation -- even every soldier, sailor, airman or Marine -- could be a target.
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"Everyone can always say, 'Oh, yeah, the Pentagon is always going to be a target, the NSA is always going to be a target,'" says Michael Daniel, the cybersecurity coordinator at the White House, who was apprised of the crisis early on.
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As a Gulf ally, Eritrea could also be a target for al Qaeda in Yemen.
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The Spaniard is reported to be a target for Spain's Movistar team for next season.
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"Efficiency should be a target, and Pakistan should ensure more crop per drop," he said.
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Sessions has also been reported to be a target of Trump's ire behind the scenes.
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The pretournament conjecture was that Woods would be a target of heckling and snide comments.
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Cuban trade with Venezuelan could also be a target of sanctions, the official added. Rep.
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But either way, the agency seems to be a target of a Trump administration hammer.
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Not understanding them, and not knowing if I could be a target, particularly as a woman.
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It would be dangerous for us to know things because then we could be a target.
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If you've connected to a dangerous network, you could be a target for Wi-Fi phishing.
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Anyway, Mr Sommer added, "my client's goods are not going to be a target at Wal-Mart".
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As long as that stripe stays on your debit card, it will be a target for criminals.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that cloud computing could be a target for trade regulators.
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I realize that by identifying myself in this forum I may be a target for Trump supporters.
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"An example would be a target mix of 50 percent stocks and 50 percent bonds," he said.
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Deripaska, she said, was well known within the group to be a target of seduction by Vashukevich.
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In the new stand-off with Vladimir Putin, Mr Gordievsky may still be a target for Russian assassins.
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"We expect that (the census) will be a target for those sorts of efforts in 2020," he said.
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They could be a target, a dream, a wish, a day for us to try to aim at.
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Officials in France and other countries have warned that the tournament may be a target for terrorist attacks.
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Koch Industries and the Koch brothers have continued to be a target of environmental groups such as Greenpeace.
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There is no indication from Washington if Surgutneftegaz would be a target for the next round of sanctions.
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CEO Ota identified Philippines and India as its next targets, adding Myanmar could possibly be a target too.
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But anyone bringing that against Amazon would have to explain why Walmart would not be a target, too.
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The staff know they could be a target -- other hospitals and clinics have been hit in air strikes.
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An official said one of the people injured or killed in the explosion was believed to be a target.
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"When you're the eighth in the United States in web traffic, you're going to be a target," Ohanian said.
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Organizers have applied tight security around the venues, amid concerns that the Games could be a target for militants.
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"As long as he remained in Washington he would be a target, and his family with him," McDonald said.
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But a recently unsealed application for a search warrant suggests Mr. Brady may be a target of the inquiry.
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But Mr. Trump issued an executive order in January 210 signaling that visa overstays would also be a target.
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"I was worried now that he's older, he's going to be a target," she said of her oldest son.
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This has motivated them to recruit candidates in districts that normally wouldn't be a target in other election years.
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"If a lowlife is on the street carrying a weapon ostentatiously, he should be a target," Mr. Bebianno said.
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Although there has been little direct mention of residency funding, she said, it could be a target for spending cuts.
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Kushner is not believed to be a target of Mueller's investigation, CNN reported, citing sources close to the White House.
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"If a lowlife is on the street carrying a weapon ostentatiously, he should be a target," Mr. Bebianno reportedly commented.
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Indeed, under the precedent set by JASTA, any country in the world could potentially be a target of U.S. lawsuits.
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Nine Entertainment would be a target or a player in changes to media ownership laws announced by the federal government.
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So, some argue, of course President Trump wouldn't be a target and "putative defendant," if he just can't be indicted.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) could be a target.
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The SBU is particularly concerned that critical infrastructure appears to be a target and believes Russia is behind the possible attack.
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Before taking office, an advisor for President Trump said that Earth science would be a target for cancellation by the administration.
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Whether you're an AT&T, Verizon, Sprint or T-Mobile customer, every cell phone number can be a target for hackers.
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Of course, Huawei has been known to be a target of US spying also thanks to documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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When a massive cache of private information is all stored in one place, it will naturally be a target for hackers.
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"He will be a target if they feel he's a real threat — if their polling is telling them that," Tusk said.
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Rosset found it all incredible—that a left-wing champion of underground writing should be a target for feminists and leftists.
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Second, Trump Jr. might be a target and, keeping with common prosecutorial practice, Mueller has not sought to interview him directly.
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Cramer said the market expects the iPhone maker to be a target of China's retaliation against Trump's tariff hike earlier this month.
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Pharoah promised that no artist would be off-limits from his jokes and hinted at one celebrity who may be a target.
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Schumer and Cotton believe the app could be a target for "foreign influence campaigns" like those carried out in the 2016 election.
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Belarus, another Slavic, Russian-speaking country that was one of the founding members of the Soviet Union, could also be a target.
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Drexel Hamilton analyst Cody Acree said South Korea's Dongbu could be a target as it would be immediately accretive to TowerJazz's earnings.
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Someone would need legal standing to challenge Sessions' role, and that person would thus need to be a target or indicted individual.
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Experts are also warning that it's not just the general election that is at risk — the primaries will be a target, too.
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There are also several reasons Mr. Trump might not be a target, said Joyce Vance, a former United States attorney in Alabama.
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"He also might not be a target because there is a policy that you can't indict a sitting president," Ms. Vance said.
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Others expressed concern for Robinson's welfare, suggesting that due to his profile as an Islam critic, he may be a target in prison.
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It looks like the Vanilla Cupcake M&M's will be a Target-exclusive candy, just like last year's White Strawberry Shortcake M&M's.
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Procter & Gamble, with a market capitalization of about $225 billion, is the biggest corporation ever to be a target of an activist investor.
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Vietnam is unlikely to be a target in the trade war, despite having a $40 billion trade surplus with the U.S., Stoops said.
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The president has maintained an unsecured Android phone for personal use, which many are concerned could be a target of cyberattacks by foreign states.
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And as underscored by recent terrorist attacks, such which have used vehicles to attack crowds, the public can also be a target anytime, anywhere.
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Sri Lankan army troops outside St. Anthony's Shrine in Colombo on April 53, 2019, which was reported to be a target of the attacks.
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"They looked at him and they said, 'This can be the most dangerous time -- a time when you would be a target,' " Scotto said.
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Law enforcement tells us ... it's not just Dodgers who are getting the extra protection, they're helping out anyone they feel could be a target.
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The database will be a target for hackers and the technology could be misused to spy on people or harass them, said De Mooy.
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But the French Open, nestled among the foliage and red clay on the fringes of the city's 20163th Arrondissement, could also be a target.
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Arizona's legislature could be a target, too, but midterm ballots are still being counted there, so the legislature's makeup is not yet fully clear.
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Like Ashley's parents, she believed that if her daughter had no breasts, she would be less likely to be a target of sexual abuse.
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I feel things are getting worse generally, which puts me on high alert because I know, as a hijabi, I can be a target.
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And to the degree Bitcoin and the like facilitate tax evasion, money laundering and fraud, they will be a target of global law enforcement.
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The target of an investigation is likely to face charges, and Mueller could decide that Trump could never be a target while in office.
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War crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the Taliban and its affiliated networks would also be a target of investigation, the report said.
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Authorities are concerned he could be a target because he is accused of committing rape and murder, according to Sacramento County Sheriff Department Sgt.
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Clapper, speaking on CNN Friday morning, said he expected to be a target based on the other people who were mailed packages this week.
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I looked at my 10-year-old daughter eating the chocolate-chip pancakes I'd made and realized that she could be a target too.
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I looked at my 10-year-old daughter eating the chocolate-chip pancakes I'd made and realized that she could be a target too.
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But it would not stop the use of drones near moving vehicles, such as air ambulances, that might be a target for journalists or ghouls.
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This part is certain to be a target of legal fire: US states cannot, on their own, "prevent or eliminate the endangerment" from climate change.
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It's a safe bet, however, that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the federal agency charged with protecting consumers from financial miscreants, will be a target.
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Masai Ujiri, the Toronto Raptors team president, has long been rumored to be a target for Dolan to fulfill the same role for the Knicks.
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While she won reelection in November, Comstock's district was considered a vulnerable one for Republicans and could likely be a target for Democrats in 2018.
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"Anyone with operations in Saudi Arabia, or I should say, the Gulf generally, could be a target," in the event of cyberattacks in the region.
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"That it is possible for her to be a target for closure is a significant indication of the government's crackdown on civil society," Ms. Wang said.
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In 2015, six GSA employees sued to try to block the move, saying they feared the rebuilt tower would again be a target for possible attacks.
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That's not a good sign for him when Mueller is clearly talking to so many other people about him, and suggests he may be a target.
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So Uber continues to be a target for taxi industry action, including co-ordinated strikes in major cities over what drivers dubs unfair and exploitative practices.
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For all Mr Sarandos's fighting talk, even Netflix could be a target if the streaming wars affect its growth and the firm's finances come under pressure.
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Ms. Goulet said that one hypothesis is that Italy might be a target because it is the home of the pope, the most visible Christian leader.
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Analysts last month speculated it could be a target for Amazon if the retail juggernaut wanted to tap Rite Aid's pharmacy licenses and regulatory cleared stores.
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The administration plans to move forward in a "measured and fair way" to identify goods that would be a target for the additional penalties, Navarro said.
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"I don't believe that somebody like Mr. Page should be a target of the FBI, especially using salacious information paid for by a campaign," Nunes said.
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There have been several controlled blasts in recent days as organizers have tightened security around venues, amid concerns the Games could be a target for militants.
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Airstrikes kill 78 on Tuesday, group says Rebel-held areas in Eastern Ghouta, meanwhile, continue to be a target of airstrikes, a Syrian monitoring group said.
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As explained above, any sort of physical infrastructure — be it cameras, sensors, drones, or whatever else — could still be a target for vandals or radical groups.
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That was in 1942, and 1943, when the government was worried the bright lights could be a target during World War II. So, chimes were used instead.
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But the perpetrators of gun massacres cannot be deterred (most already plan to die); anyone can be a target, and protecting everyone all the time is impossible.
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Codes in hand, players will be able to attack others with nuclear missiles if they want to, meaning that you and your creations can be a target.
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But Cuomo has long pushed to close this reactor due to concerns that it could be a target for attacks and is so close to the city.
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It's sad when someone like Samantha, who has been so active on campus, is trying so hard that she almost forgets she's going to be a target.
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While rebranding is an option, that lowers the value, but if ownership is not changed, any property still owned by the Trump Organization will be a target.
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Wall Street analysts and investors suggested that the Trump administration might be friendlier to deals, and that Humana could again be a target for Anthem or Cigna.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is losing popular support over her open-door refugee policy, is bound to be a target when the floats are unveiled on Monday.
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The recent mass-shooting in Orlando only heightened worries that the party's nominating convention might be a target for terrorists, and that Cleveland was not sufficiently prepared.
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Once you've identified the red flags and the signs you might be a target for narcissists, the next steps are to protect yourself from their toxic tactics.
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Civilians working for the war effort meant that anyone could be a target: German Fokker planes attacked at the front, but Zeppelin airships bombed London and Paris.
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But then Axios, citing an anonymous source, reported that Mr. Tapper would now likely be a target for "hit pieces" from at least one conservative news site.
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Those are trends likely to spread far beyond the art world — and billionaires beyond the Sacklers might be wondering today if they, too, will be a target.
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"If you're big at school … you're going to be a target," he explains of his childhood bullies in the cover story for the new issue of Rolling Stone.
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Planned Parenthood, which provides birth control and health screenings, is expected to be a target of federal funding cuts from the new Republican administration because it performs abortions.
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Depomed — The drugmaker may once again be a target of Horizon Pharma if Depomed is forced to put itself up for sale, according to the New York Post.
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Depomed (DEPO) may once again be a target of Horizon Pharma (HZNP) if Depomed is forced to put itself up for sale, according to the New York Post.
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Lahore Commissioner Abdullah Khan Sumbal said that officials didn't think the park would be a target and had beefed up security around the city's churches, schools and mosques.
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The Swiss have not singled out anyone by name in their announcements and have not made it clear whether Mr. Najib will be a target of their investigation.
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A House controlled by Democrats may even push for a further escalation of U.S.-China trade tensions, and even Japan can be a target (for the auto industry).
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"We need to be aware because 'South by' could be a target for something similar," said Trent Koch, 22, a Colorado State University student who is taking part.
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If the state took over PG&E, the governor would effectively assume responsibility for the utility and would be a target of criticism when blackouts and fires occurred.
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One aspect of prescription drug pricing that could see bipartisan action is insulin prices, which have skyrocketed, stoking widespread outcry and could be a target for bipartisan work.
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After garnering 19 percent support in a national poll, the billionaire will be on the debate stage, where he is certain to be a target of onstage criticism.
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On Campus WASHINGTON — Cyberespionage may be the new normal, but you wouldn't think that an American graduate student would be a target for state-level spyware and surveillance.
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Attempted tampering with the FBI's chain of command, however, is particularly offensive here in that Sessions himself could theoretically be a target or key witness in the investigation.
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He was terrified to be deported back to Guatemala where his cousin was recently killed by gang violence, since he was sure he would also be a target.
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The protective clothing suggests he could be a target for having accumulated damaging information about other former officials during his years of public service, as well as cash.
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It was five days after suicide bomb blasts that killed more than 250 people and stunned a country that few expected to be a target of Islamist attacks.
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But any program this large - public or private-sector - is sure to be a target for people bent on taking advantage, and critics often argue by highlighting sensational cases.
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"You don't have to work for the CIA or have access to the most prized information for you to be a target," said Evanina, who is an FBI agent.
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BLUMENTHAL: So potentially, the President of the United States could be a target of your ongoing investigation into the Trump campaign's involvement with Russian interference in our election, correct?
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Experts note that they have not seen such techniques actively being used outside of research labs, but warn that they could be a target for hackers in the future.
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"If bullish sentiment pulls through, the 10-day moving average at $1.1686 a lb looks set to be a target for traders," Sucden Financial Research said in a note.
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The Green New Deal may be a target that seems to many to be "far-fetched" or "too optimistic," but at least it gives us something to aim at.
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The company has been rumored to be a target for an Intel acquisition for a while now, as Intel looks to get out in front of the AI market.
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Our Kardashian sources tell us Kim decided to put the policy in place at the Hidden Hills home because she doesn't want it to be a target for thieves.
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The request follows deadly shootings of police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge, and comes amid heightened concerns that the RNC will be a target for extremists of many kinds.
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Macron also said there should be a target for EU budget spending to help a transition to a green economy and no EU spending should be "hostile" to the environment.
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While no group has taken credit for uploading the data to a website called the Turkish Citizenship Database, the comments posted suggest Turkey may be a target of political hackers.
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EISEN: DO YOU EVER WONDER – WE WERE TALKING ABOUT P&G AND NELSON PELTZ, NOW AHEAD ON THE BOARD BATTLE THERE – EVER WONDER WHETHER COCA-COLA COULD BE A TARGET?
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While the State Department does appear to be a target of particular animus, the assault on State also reflects two elements shaping Trumpism's overall view of government agencies and personnel.
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"In the event of a war in the Gulf, the [Juffair] base will definitely be a target for Iran," says an ayatollah close to senior officers of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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The source also said Trump brought up recent impeachment threats during those remarks, arguing that he had notched a strong performance as president and should not be a target for impeachment.
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It makes sense that Facebook would be a target for regulation, considering their huge stash of personal data and increasing control over what hundreds of millions of people read every day.
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Rabbi Becker said that the Pittsburgh attack last year had rattled her congregation, but that she had not expected a community "in the middle of nowhere Colorado" to be a target.
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The U.S. and Canada have so far largely been ignored by network-based attacks, but Europol and Trend Micro imply that the US might be a target in years to come.
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She thought, It was all my fault: I should have known that my parents would be a target because of me, I should have arranged for a guard to protect them.
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It's hard to make a case for using increased security to someone who feels they would never be a target but the reality is everyone is a target to indiscriminate attacks.
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Trump is backing Kobach in the race, but Republicans are worried that he'll be a target-rich general election candidate and potentially cost the GOP the governor's mansion in the fall.
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This goes double when you're someone who has no idea what it's like to be a target of racism and will therefore look pretty dumb for running your mouth about it.
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I'm clearing out old social media accounts and, as I mentioned before, deleting old Facebook posts, thus ensuring that I will no longer be a target for companies like Cambridge Analytica.
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"It will surely be a target for JWST, but since the planet is likely very cold, we do not know if JWST will be able to detect it," Del Sordo said.
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And Frazier reached out to Harper, long perceived to be a target of the Yankees, on Twitter over the winter offering hair care tips — when they are teammates with the Yankees.
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"If you are the social media manager for a major brand that would carry around something like a verified profile, you're going to be a target of a phishing attack," Kalember said.
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"So do not think that by lying low, we are not going to be a target," Lee told reporters while on a visit to the United States, the Straits Times newspaper reported.
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It was not immediately clear why Russia would be a target, but Russia and the U.S. are talking about boosting military and intelligence cooperation against Islamic State and al Qaeda in Syria.
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However, it seems that regardless of how the company is doing, the stock continues to be a target of short sellers who dismiss its ability to compete against traditional home-goods retailers.
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However, it seems that regardless of how the company is doing the stock continues to be a target of short-sellers that dismiss its ability to compete against traditional home goods retailers.
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A new Department of Labor rule focused on financial advisers fees and practices will likely be a target for suspension or outright termination once the Trump administration takes office on Jan. 20.
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"Whoever stands in the ranks of Kufr will be a target for our swords and will fall in humiliation," the footage ends, accompanied by an image of British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Turkish Defence Minister Fikri Isik told broadcaster NTV on Friday that the shake-up in the military was not yet over, adding that military academies would now be a target of "cleansing".
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Trump's norm-busting behavior when it comes to Europe — mostly failing to reaffirm America's decades-long commitment to the continent — was always likely to be a target for 2020 Democratic presidential candidates.
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General Suleimani wanted to show that he could be anywhere and everywhere, an American official said, knowing he could be a target but obsessed with proving he had his hand in everything.
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Boyle Heights used to be similar to Bushwick — a large immigrant population of working-class families, close enough to a city center to be a target for developers who want the land.
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Elsewhere, Belgium's nuclear agency said it has withdrawn the entry badges of some staff and denied access to other people recently amid concern the country's nuclear plants could be a target for extremists.
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Authorities are on high alert before a national holiday on Thursday, which police fear could be a target after last week's attack on crowds celebrating Bastille Day in the French resort of Nice.
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Florida-based VR Systems, the vendor that supplied the equipment, was discovered in 2017 to be a target of Russian attempts to interfere in U.S. elections, prompting fresh concern over the malfunctioning equipment.
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Meanwhile, the NAFTA worries and nerves that China could be a target of Donald Trump's 'State of the Union' address later this month sent emerging market stocks down for a third day. running.
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American officials have sought to allay fears of local residents that the base, just two miles outside the city of Agadez, could be a target for terrorist attacks — not a guardian against them.
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"If there were to be a target figure, it would be zero," one EU official said, noting that 1,000 people a day would mean an unsustainable 350,000 people a year arriving in Greece.
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There are days when I can be a target of cruelty and move past it or even find it in me to confront the perpetrators in ways that feel either productive or satisfying.
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But trade officials in Taiwan have said it shouldn't be a target for trade disputes with Washington because its goods trade surplus with its second largest trading partner has shrunk in recent years.
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The Financial Times reported in September that Takeda Pharmaceutical had allocated up to $15 billion for acquisitions within the sector, and Citigroup reportedly said Synergy could be a target for the Japan-based firm.
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For example, some analysts say Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, which has less than 7 percent of the European market, could be a target for acquisition, given its high debts and expensive plants in Italy.
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Election meddling has been a lingering concern for U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies ever since the 2016 contest, with officials repeatedly warning that the 2018 midterms would be a target for foreign powers.
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They recommend setting up two-factor authentication, but as TC's own John Biggs found out last week, you'll want to add a few other layers, too, if you think you could be a target.
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William Burck, Bannon's lawyer, told The Hill that the committee is interested in interviewing him as a witness in their ongoing investigation but has never suggested him to be a target of the probe.
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Lockett's work out of the slot hurts his ability to make his big plays, but he should be a target monster against a reeling Saints team on the road for the second straight week.
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The experiments tried out new bomb designs, measured their explosive power (called yield), verified that existing weapons still worked, and studied what might happen to anything and anyone unfortunate enough to be a target.
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That if you are a person of color walking around these United States, at any moment, you could be a target of racial violence or racial terrorism that is essentially state and government sponsored.
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Painting Ocasio-Cortez as the "Wicked Witch of the right" has been fun for conservatives, despite its real-life consequences such as leading the congresswoman to be a target in a foiled domestic terror attack.
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The deployment has drawn protests from China, which says the powerful radar which can penetrate its territory will undermine regional security, and from local residents worried they will be a target for North Korean missiles.
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The case will most likely come down to the 79-year-old justice, and from his perch near the center of the bench, he will be a target for lawyers hoping to get his vote.
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They say if you're like a Boeing executive and you're traveling to China and you know that you're going to be a target, they say just bring another laptop that's absolutely clean and has nothing.
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Israel could be a target for an Apple acquisition "because we have to have the best technology to differentiate ourselves," Johny Srouji, Apple's senior vice president of hardware technologies, told Hebrew daily business paper Calcalist.
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His parents had decided that he couldn't go back to his hometown because he would be a target for the police and MS-183, who might find out that he was deported for gang activity.
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Mobilization depends on all of us — everyone who has been or could be a target of Mr. Trump, everyone who has been appalled by this election, at the parody of American democracy that has unfolded.
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Beto O'Rourke — who currently is seeking the Democratic nomination for president — could be a target for a bomb that an FBI undercover employee told him he wanted to use to kill a politician in Texas.
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Technology, rare earth minerals and the education sector have been dragged into the scuffle between China and the U.S., but as Beijing considers more countermeasures, experts said America's financial sector is unlikely to be a target.
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Her security told her there are multiple reasons why the venue could be a target ... she's a famous singer who's engaged to a billionaire and the concert is special because she's performing it on her birthday.
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It's unclear at the moment if the U.S. will be a target, particularly after top intelligence officials in the country cautioned Americans earlier this year against buying Huawei phones, warning the phones could conduct undetected espionage.
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In the meantime, IronSource may consider more private fundraising to finance acquisitions and is looking at seven Israeli and U.S. companies, Kaplan said, noting that companies that provide features such as analytics could be a target.
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"The threat of cyber stalking and other potential digital threats isn't a strong argument to defend a disparate social media policy, because anyone regardless of gender can be a target of online attacks," Mr. Shear said.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, has pushed to shut Entergy Corp's Indian Point nuclear plant, amid concerns it could be a target for attacks only 40 miles (64 km) north of New York City.
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There, however, he would likely be a target for other inmates both because of his wealth and because he is a registered sex offender following his 2008 conviction for soliciting a girl for prostitution in Florida.
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Our sources say Penn's concern is that if Chapo's associates in the world of drugs believe he set Chapo up for capture, there'd be a target on the heads of Penn, his family and his associates.
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Ruling out the possibility of resigning with Dana White and Co before he fights Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson, MacDonald has got to be a target from Bellator, WSOF and potentially One FC and Rizin on the Asian market.
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But residents of the melon-farming area protested over worries about the safety of the system's powerful radar and the likelihood it would be a target for North Korea, which warned of retaliation, if war broke out.
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The White House, with an assist from right-wing media outlets, have made Comey a target for withering criticism, with press secretary Sarah Sanders seeming to suggest that Comey should be a target of DOJ investigation himself.
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Although some political leaders have labeled it a terrorist attack, it is unclear whether it was politically motivated, and why the chairman of the company's board of directors, Óscar Landerretche, or the company would be a target.
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Within the last month, America's fifth largest city has seen the incarceration of Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams, who was the 2628th public official to be a target of a successful corruption probe in roughly two years.
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That further increases the convention's appeal to the media, which find it to be a target-rich environment for interviews, and the extensive national media attention gives further incentives to political influencers, stars, and wannabes to show up.
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Speaking to CNN outside a church in Kochchikade, which was also targeted in Sunday's attack, Sister Ramoshini Fernando, who wore a blue robe and silver crucifix, said she was highly conscious that she might now be a target.
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A self-described democratic socialist, he has shrugged off attacks that his views are too hard-left to win the White House, and he will be a target again as he looks to fill the front-runner's role.
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"Today's indictment of a Russian national for attempting to sow political and social discord ahead of the 2018 midterm election demonstrates that our elections continue to be a target for our adversaries," said DHS Press Secretary Tyler Houlton.
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They feared the census, whose data is used to allocate seats in the U.S. Congress and state legislatures, and to guide the federal government in allocating $1.5 trillion a year in aid, could be a target as well.
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On the other, it was a sign that Facebook will once again be a target — or perhaps a weapon — for people who want to divide American voters ahead of the 22016 midterms and destabilize support for government officials.
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Coats had previously warned that the 2018 midterms could be a target on Russian hackers, and according to the New York Times, Coats indicated that the federal government was working with state and local jurisdictions to secure their infrastructure.
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On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, and Israel held top-level security consultations over concerns it might be a target for Syrian or Iranian retaliation.
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Vancouver-based B2Gold, which has operations in Africa, South America and the Philippines, could be a target because of its strong growth profile, said sector watchers, including PI Financial's Chris Thompson, who has a "buy" rating on the stock.
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Afghanistan is scheduled to hold presidential elections Saturday, but the Taliban, which holds the greatest amount of territory since the 2001 U.S. invasion that removed them from power, has warned that the polls will be a target for violence.
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" Its position as a dissenting voice in the fitness industry is why CrossFit believes that it could be a target: "Facebook's action should give any serious person reason to pause, especially those of us engaged in activities contrary to prevailing opinion.
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Some will react to that threat by unwittingly accepting the terrorists' agenda, as the archbishop of Rouen appeared to do when he described the killing of Father Hamel as an "assassination" — as though a provincial priest would be a target.
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Police on both sides of the border have warned that customs posts could be a target for the small number of militant groups still active in Northern Ireland after a 1998 peace deal ended three decades of violence in the province.
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A few days before the rally, I told my close friends, Reverends Phil and Robert that I was worried that I would be a target, but that it was important to be to be visible and present despite the risks.
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Keep in mind that the personal autofill data stored in a web browser can also be a target for hackers and malicious phishing scripts that can do things like quietly collect the information in web pages with invisible form fields.
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Ms. Gupta has warned that the social network could be a target for misinformation on census information, a concern among civil rights leaders, who fear a miscount of the population could affect districting for voters and lead to voter suppression.
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The hats are a physical connection between Trump and many of his rural and working class supporters, but they also continue to be a target for anti-Trump sentiment, from the many parodies of the hat, to protesters burning one at the inauguration.
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Concerned that her candidacy would be a target, Chancellor Merkel has initiated steps to limit foreign misinformation and her coalition government passed a new law, the Network Enforcement Act, in June that slams social media sites with penalties for publishing fake news.
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In the chats that followed, there was suddenly talk of renting an office, which Konstantinov insisted on even when other members expressed concern it could be a target for police, who'd just raided the offices of anti-Putin protest leader Alexei Navalny.
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The goal is to establish a market in Paris for companies raising capital in this way, allowing France to grab a slice of the expanding business while giving it some oversight of a niche which some fear could be a target for speculators.
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Police on both sides of the currently seamless stretch have warned that customs posts could be a target for the small number of militant groups still active in Northern Ireland after a 1998 peace deal ended three decades of violence in the province.
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Mr. Mansoor said in an interview that the discoveries were a sad reminder that no matter what he does to protect his devices and digital security, he will continue to be a target for companies that provide this sort of spying technology.
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Since it'll be the first time Bloomberg has debated his fellow Democratic candidates, the former New York City mayor is likely to be a target for much of the night as his opponents attempt to stop his recent rise up the polls.
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The defendants indicted last week and any others who might be a target of the investigation would be well advised to stay in Germany for the foreseeable future because they could be sent to the United States if found in another country.
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The blast came at a time when police in Northern Ireland and European Union member Ireland have warned that a return to a hard border between the two after Brexit, complete with customs and other checks, could be a target for militants.
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"But $52 would be a target, let's say, if this continued decline is without bounces," she warned, pointing out that her firm's outlook is still relatively bleak given oil's inability to break above a downtrend from the 2008 peak for the last 10 years.
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In her long-awaited first public accounting of her dealings with the Trump administration, Yates testified that she explicitly warned White House counsel Donald McGahn in January that former national security adviser Michael Flynn had been compromised and could be a target for Russian blackmail.
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The THAAD deployment has drawn protests from China, which says the powerful radar that can penetrate its territory will undermine regional security, and from residents of the area in which it is being deployed, worried they will be a target for North Korean missiles.
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The officials reportedly said that Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinStrap yourself in: 85033's likely to be quite a ride Nixon historian questions possible Trump visit to Russia Putin's next aggression MORE would likely not be a target because that would be too provocative.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Shinsei Bank is looking to invest in a non-bank financial firm at home or in Asia, its chief executive said, ruling out the possibility that local lender Suruga Bank could be a target following an announcement of a tie-up last month.
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Anyone can be a target — and our country itself is at risk, whether from hackers attempting to steal private information and money from individuals or companies, foreign governments attempting to steal American innovation and secrets, or terrorists attempting to hijack our defense systems and power grid.
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Relations between the two countries improved markedly after the Northern Ireland peace accord, helped along by their mutual membership of the EU. Police on both sides of the currently open border fear that any checkpoints could be a target for hold-out militant groups opposed to the peace accord.
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"I don't think there was any doubt that we knew we were — as a state that's leading the way on many of these [environmental] issues — going to be a target on many of the actions that candidate Trump talked about," Becerra said in recent interview with The Hill.
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WASHINGTON — Of all the State Department employees who might have been vulnerable in the staff reductions that Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson has initiated as he reshapes the department, the one person who seemed least likely to be a target was the chief of security, Bill A. Miller.
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Their memo expressed concern that it could be a target of foreign influence campaigns like those during the 2016 election, and noted that Chinese companies are required to adhere to Chinese law, which grants the government much greater access than the US to the data belonging to private companies.
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Relations between the two countries improved markedly after the Northern Ireland peace accord, helped along by their mutual membership of the EU. Police on both sides of the currently open border fear that any checkpoints could be a target for hold-out militant groups opposed to the peace accord.
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Europe's Greens will be a target for Macron and Philippe played heavily on the environment, though was light on detail: France was committed to reducing its reliance on nuclear power, would extend a subsidy to help households swap old dirty cars for cleaner models, and would target recycling of all plastic.
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Terry Crews went public in 2017 about a powerful Hollywood executive who groped him without consent, and he continued speaking out despite the onslaught of victim-shaming and blaming by those who accept the lie that men like him should be "strong enough" to not ever be a target of abuse.
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And the eastern oil fields seized by the SDF in October, including Syria's largest, will be a target for the government as it tries to recover resources needed for reconstructing areas it controls, according to a Syrian official and a non-Syrian commander in the alliance fighting in support of Assad.
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What it's like to be a target of hate "We ... urge American University to strengthen the security measures on campus to keep its SGA President, who also is an Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority member, other Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority members and African Americans on campus safe," the sorority said in a statement.
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Police on both sides have warned that any hardening of the border as a result of Brexit, with the potential return of customs posts, could be a target for the small number of militant groups still active in Northern Ireland after a 1998 peace deal ended three decades of violence in the province.
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At a time when transparency in the marketplace, in government and within society at-large is a driving force for positive change benefitting every American, the PBM industry's reliance upon hiding facts, and making secret deals behind closed doors, will and should be a target for lawmaker, regulator and media scrutiny alike.
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According to the FISA warrant for Page, a redacted version of which was released in July 2018, the FBI had been keeping an eye on Page for several years -- dating back to at least 2013, when it learned that Russians were trying to recruit American operatives and that Page might be a target.
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"I knew there was going to be a target painted on her back, and I knew that it'd also change the conversation on the Hill if there was a person who was actually an immigrant, a Muslim, and a refugee representing those people, and I'm really proud that she comes from here," Eliason said.
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The border between British-run Northern Ireland and the rest of Ireland will be the UK's only land frontier with the EU after it leaves the bloc and authorities fear a return of any kind of checkpoints could be a target for militant groups who beset the province with violence until a peace deal in the late 1990s.
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With a program as large as Medicaid, it will always be a target for fraudsters, but we can work to limit their impact, and this bill is a positive step that will save millions of dollars and send the message loud and clear that bad actors in one state should not be allowed to participate anywhere, period.
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Jackson framed her initial order as an attempt to preserve Stone's fair-trial rights, but she later tightened it a couple times, expressing concern that Stone's activities on social media — including a controversial post of a photo of her along with what appeared to be a target — could be seen as threatening by witnesses or jurors.
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The memos are viewable in full at the bottom of this story, but here are some of the key takeaways: Nearly everyone will be a target While the memos keep in place — at least for now — Obama-era protections for people who were brought to the country illegally as children, they give immigration agents broad discretion about whom they can arrest.
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"We believe this is due to many users not expecting a productivity or professional tool to be a target for cyber criminals, but the reality is that these apps often need quite a lot of information or integration with email accounts to function, so they can be quite effective threat vectors for cunning attackers," he said in a press statement sent to CNBC.
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