Technology companies and CEOs have become public enemy number one.
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Overnight, my body had become public property — judged and scrutinized.
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Donations after that date will not become public until December.
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But it is unclear how much information will become public.
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And if so, did he know it would become public?
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It is still unclear when the findings will become public.
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Since their discovery, Jan's social media accounts have become public.
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And those are only the cases that have become public.
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Will the documents subpoenaed by state attorneys general become public?
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But Washington being Washington, a few details have become public.
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The source of that advantage will become public, and copied.
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I think it's important to become public at this point.
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His deal wouldn't become public until September of that year.
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His deal wouldn't become public until September of that year.
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Without their efforts, those details might not have become public.
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The Senate Republicans' bill has to become public at some point.
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The documents, redacted and incomplete as they were, would become public.
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Should the whistleblower's name become public, he could face similar threats.
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The text will become public after that office finishes its review.
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To become public company through merger agreement with easterly acquisition corp.
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"It is not our intention to become public figures," they added.
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It is unclear why the case has become public only now.
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"By making things public, more things become public," he told Motherboard.
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They get, for some reason, less attention once they become public.
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And once you become public, you already have that muscle memory.
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No memo or text message has become public linking the two.
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When a woman becomes pregnant, she seems to become public property.
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Everyday Robot, led by Brondmo, is the first to become public.
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Details on these waivers will become public in the coming days.
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Our agreement was that all information we gathered would become public.
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But their split did not become public for more than a year.
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Regulations on startups and how difficult it is to become public, etc.
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Fights over subpoenas have also become public, such as in Miller's case.
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Both versions would later become public and be scrutinized by the media.
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Dozens of gangsters could walk free now the affair has become public.
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Other rare games from the folder are expected to become public soon.
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However, Foster's analysis didn't become public before the bill was voted on.
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The meeting would not become public knowledge for nearly another two weeks.
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Trump's taxes, if and when they become public, but there have been
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If Democrats receive Trump's tax returns, the documents wouldn't immediately become public.
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Many of these details wouldn't become public knowledge until their separate trials.
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In running, they become public figures and yield much of their privacy.
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The ruling gives the potential that more information will eventually become public.
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Judge Mastroianni argued, among other things, that deposition testimony could also become public.
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Details of their stories have only become public in the last three years.
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Many tech companies hire hackers to fix security holes before they become public.
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Fitton hopes that documents will start to become public shortly after the Sept.
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And keep in mind, and counterintelligence investigations are never designed to become public.
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Pensions are an explicit part of the deal when they become public servants.
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Details of only two of Mr. Trump's personal tax returns have become public.
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But either way Justice Garnett rules, the information will probably not become public.
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That's a major concern about big data: that student details could become public.
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Giuliani's work in Ukraine had become public knowledge by spring of last year.
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The abuses happened last year, but did not become public until this November.
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He added that eventually the information in closed-door hearings would become public.
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The fractured relationship between George Karl and DeMarcus Cousins has become public knowledge.
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Once a sexual harassment case goes to federal court, the records become public.
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Relevant emails could become public, other outlets could find more on this — who knows.
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When a patent is filed, the specific details of the formulation become public information.
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As they race to become public companies, Uber is bigger but Lyft is friendlier.
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It was also a reminder of how obscure academic ideas can become public policy.
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If Mueller ends his investigation in 2019, it's unclear if it will become public.
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There's the chance a scandal might become public and reflect poorly on the company.
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The big picture: In decades past, these allegations might not have ever become public.
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"It's become public fodder," she said, quoting "all these people" taking about her online.
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I'm deeply disappointed that so much internal discussion and finger pointing has become public.
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It seems clear to us that Facebook acts only when serious breaches become public.
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But because of the circumstances of our lives, our private lives have become public.
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The vice president said he hopes any covert action does not become public knowledge.
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Per the department, the report will become public after confidential and classified is removed.
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"It's a way of getting diversified exposure to companies that become public," Rosenbluth said.
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On top of that, her traumatic history with Dr. Luke has become public fodder.
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That means a much greater share of what they uncover would immediately become public.
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Google and Twitter's platforms have seen similar misuse, which have become public relations nightmares.
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That could change if more details of his exchanges with border officials become public.
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They do not always become public, but they do raise questions about corporate governance.
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The extent of the Rivera brothers' assistance continues to become public in court proceedings.
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It took nearly 20 years for the accusations against Mr. Weinstein to become public.
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Today, most people who become public schoolteachers in New York earn a master's degree.
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Credit disputes are common in the music industry, but do not often become public.
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Instead, these collections must eventually become public and thus serve the greater cultural good.
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But it's only now that allegations of sexual abuse against him have become public.
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In that instance, the reporter's email had become public as part of a lawsuit.
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For one, the NYSE and many other exchanges have become public shareholder-owned companies.
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Even transactions that have become public often get to the finish line, he added.
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"The content of these intercepts has not become public," the author, Jane Mayer, added.
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They're worried that Americans' views will have hardened before the investigation's conclusions become public.
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Relevant emails could become public, and other outlets could find more on this — who knows.
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It has become public knowledge that Brown owns more than 10 different Burger King restaurants.
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Facts need to become public, and Americans need to understand what actually happened and why.
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Vandermeyden filed the lawsuit last year, but news of it has only become public now.
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The contribution will become public in the organization's campaign finance filing this month, Politico said.
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Similarly, when does Miller's number — now out in the open — become public information, if ever?
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The big picture: It remains to be seen what of the report will become public.
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Several people said that Mourou appeared in other videos that have not yet become public.
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It's not clear how much of Coats' take on the report will become public, however.
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The group's most visible leaders have become public figures with millions of followers on Twitter.
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It is unclear whether the entire report, or portions of it, would ultimately become public.
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"I'm sure at some point in time, that video will become public," Lieutenant Ransweiler said.
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Here is a inside look at this fight, with lobbying documents that rarely become public.
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Trump went on to say all files would become public, with some names being withheld.
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That increases the odds that some or even most of these cases will become public.
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Conway on Sunday refused comment on when a final decision would become public knowledge, however.
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Of course, this is not to say that a certain government exploit will become public.
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The Trump lawyers envision a heavily redacted version of the report to perhaps become public.
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"All those who stand in the way of the minister become public enemies," he said.
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It's possible Facebook was worried about whatever might become public as part of the testimony.
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The White House has played coy about whether Trump will allow it to become public.
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What's in Kraft's best interest, he said, is ensuring the footage doesn't become public record.
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Most of those interviewed assumed that their remarks would not become public, the paper said.
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It is unclear how much investigative work will become public as the various inquiries progress.
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" That typically means "at the very end of their private life, before they become public.
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While everyone has a past, no one necessarily expects it to become public like that.
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The arbitration didn't become public until July 2016, when Nunberg went to court to challenge it.
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In each case, the employee said, the abuse was caught quickly and did not become public.
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Unfortunately, once filed, these details become public which leads to a common PR headache for startups.
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More revelations will probably become public, especially if politicians and investigators press Facebook on this point.
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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is often right about Apple's plans well before they become public.
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The intention is to make it easier for emerging companies to become public: http://bit.ly/2f1Si7q.
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Word of the shooting did not become public until local reporters broke the story on Friday.
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Rubio said Sunday that he believes the report will ultimately become public, with some baseline caveats.
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The fact is that what once might have been considered personal information has now become public.
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The group's most visible leaders have become public figures with millions of total followers on Twitter.
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As AG, Barr would be in a position to decide whether Mueller's report would become public.
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The memo also outlines the risks to Uber's bottom line should the SIU's caseload become public.
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But the appeals show a level of detail absent in other documents that have become public.
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We're either right or wrong, and because some of our surveys become public, folks know it.
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At two of SoftBank's biggest investments, WeWork and Uber, some of these issues have become public.
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It becomes more melodious, and the Venetian operas, as they become public entertainments, have more dances.
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But everyone agreed they liked the fact that the proceeds from liquor sales become public funds.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," she wrote.
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Any communication with WikiLeaks, particularly over unsecured DMs, was likely to become public at some point.
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What's in the defendants' best interest, he said, is ensuring the footage doesn't become public record.
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There is no assurance that such a report would be provided to Congress or become public.
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After years working with celebrities, it's time for Bolden and Curtis to become public figures themselves.
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They have lost work, seen their reputations damaged and become public symbols of arrogance and greed.
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Counterintelligence investigations can last for years, and they rarely become public or lead to criminal charges.
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CNN has reported that President Trump is inclined to allow the classified memo to become public.
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Abe, apparently mortified that his effort to stroke Trump had become public, refused to confirm this.
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And it is unclear whether the report he is expected to file will ever become public.
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Especially check this out if you're reading older books, since many become public domain and thus free.
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His arrest and the charges didn't become public until the case was unsealed nearly a month later.
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As his publicity tour (as one New York judge called it) exploded, his warts have become public.
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It seems possible there's even more than has become public, beginning earlier than we might have known.
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But if its leaders have the same worries as Mr Li, they have yet to become public.
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The full document did not become public until a year later, but its repercussions were quickly felt.
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Names of the fatal victims continue to become public, though many still have not been publicly identified.
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At the time, news of Sessions' Russian contacts had recently become public and prompted fierce political criticism.
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In the fast-forward way that it can happen in modern society, they have become public figures.
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What about having the assignment of documenting your life in video footage that would then become public?
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Democrats should not consider impeachment proceedings until all facts uncovered during the Mueller probe become public information.
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Trump, however, hinted Wednesday that he might know the identity and that it could eventually become public.
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In the 19th century, states created hundreds of "normal schools" to train women to become public schoolteachers.
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That leaves roughly 5,600 more, many of which will not become public until well after Election Day.
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The only likely way the returns would become public would be in a trial or court proceeding.
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And a harasser may not be willing to settle if he knows the deal may become public.
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It would be a tragedy if Kavanaugh similarly were confirmed only to have further evidence become public.
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The prank did not become public until Thursday afternoon, after Mr. Melendez posted the news on Twitter.
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If Mr. Vance ultimately prevails in obtaining the president's tax returns, they would not automatically become public.
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They engage in threats, saying that a business's associations "can't be guaranteed" not to become public anyway.
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I think eventually it would become public that this law firm's emails were compromised, and Elliot/Mr.
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Companies can become public with little governance and offer preferential voting power for founders over public shareholders.
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He was reluctant for this to become public, without his being able to provide a detailed explanation.
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Mueller's team noted that if the individuals do testify at Manafort's trial, their identities would become public.
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Hours after the ruling become public, Disney's chief executive, Robert A. Iger, defended his incoming senior executives.
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Increasing rates of suicide around the world means that it has become public health crisis in many countries.
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By allowing his demand to become public, Mr Irving sharply reduced the Cavaliers' leverage in any trade negotiation.
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Any donations received on or after October 20, however, won't become public until a month after Election Day.
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Arguments you get into could become public—keep that in mind if you shoot off any nasty texts.
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Despite their best efforts to keep the tax agreements secret, about a dozen of them have become public.
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As pieces of the final tax bill become public, Rubio has made it known he was not happy.
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Clinton's paid speeches undertaken by her campaign, which was identifying potential land mines should the speeches become public.
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HEMMER: There is no backstory that has not become public that would lead him to choose this wording?
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If the witness ultimately loses and the court orders jail time, then it would most likely become public.
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Almost two years after the Mueller investigation began, the special counsel's findings, submitted last month, have become public.
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Had the investigation into Trump advisers' contacts with Russia become public, it could have devastated the Trump campaign.
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Yes, they have made mistakes during the process, allowing the allegations to become public only at the end.
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But even if Mr. Vance prevails and obtains Mr. Trump's tax returns, they would not automatically become public.
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The failings did not become public until the 11-year-old school's formal probation was disclosed in November.
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The administration did eventually release the money last September, after the outlines of the scandal had become public.
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Until that point, bits of the list had become public, but no media outlet possessed a complete copy.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi was a long-shot candidate whose name did not become public until he had the job.
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At least some of them will probably become public, used in court proceedings or by congressional investigating committees.
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But Mr. Kushner is the person closest to the president to have his personal email use become public.
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Once the report is submitted, it is not certain how much of it will become public or when.
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It's not clear when Waymo will finally receive a copy of the report, or if it will become public.
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The main reason why startups do not become public firms is that many of them no longer need to.
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Even as money changed hands behind the scenes, it took about seven months for their roles to become public.
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But one thing we've glossed over in today's resolution is that transcripts of these private depositions will become public.
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Once the facts and circumstances become public, I am confident that the justification for terminating him will be shown.
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They began circulating the draft of the employee letter that would later become public and gathering signatures for it.
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But one thing we've glossed over in today's resolution is that transcripts of these private depositions will become public.
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For members of both parties, they both explore alternatives that only become public as any particular proposal becomes legislation.
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The total market value of American firms involved in big incidents that have become public since 2016 is $1.54trn.
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So when he looks into ANY camera there is a good chance what is said will become public 1day.
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News of the DNC hack wouldn't become public until June, and the Podesta email hack wouldn't leak until October.
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WARREN BUFFETT: It's just, I mean, if a company's going to become public, we'll pick a figure, $73 billion.
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"I will not discuss any issue that has become public solely on the basis of WikiLeaks," Rubio told ABC.
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" The proposal would allow immigration officials to refuse admission and deny extensions to those who might become "public charges.
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"I have become public enemy No. 1," he said, adding that people had called his house and threatened him.
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Whether the nature or number of complaints made through such a process would become public had not been determined.
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Taylor's "nightmare" might have become a reality — if President Trump's pressure campaign hadn't become public thanks to a whistleblower.
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The university argues that releasing information makes victims afraid to come forward, fearful that their cases will become public.
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Several Democrats advised her to take its claims to the F.B.I., and others pressed for it to become public.
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He added that he expected Mr. Trump to allow it to become public with as few redactions as possible.
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The super PAC has not made any public announcements about when it might become public or start spending money.
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Or they might become public through other lawsuits, subpoenas by Congress or prosecutors, disclosure by future administrations, or leaks.
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But what Mueller uncovers in his criminal investigation will become public in the event that he brings criminal charges.
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Over the past several decades, more and more government processes that once took place in secret have become public.
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Harvey Weinstein's lawyer has resigned as more accusations about the award-winning producer's history of repeated sexual harassment become public.
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As they have done after several Trump Cabinet picks become public, Democrats raised concerns about Puzder in the Labor department.
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The Tennessee Coalition for Open Government and the Knoxville News Sentinel had also requested that the lawsuit's records become public.
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"If you have an unencrypted email sitting somewhere, it will become public," he states plainly with no hint of alarm.
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Granted, all of these are just tests, so we may not see them become public features anytime soon — if ever.
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A few days later, Collier first heard the recording that's since become public — where Bentley speaks of touching Mason's breasts.
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That's why you're seeing some of those "unicorns" eventually become public companies, even though they have access to private capital.
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Last year, it gave U.S. consular officers more discretion to reject visas for people they believe may become public charges.
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A concern at the time was that, if such an operating system was created, it could leak and become public.
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If several journals turn down a paper before it is published, it may be years before the results become public.
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Crunch is an industry-wide issue, and when cases like this become public they actually can lead to meaningful change.
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As time passes, data analytic techniques improve and additional datasets become public that can reveal information about the original data.
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And the Supreme Court itself has been split on whether certain places have evolved over time to become public forums.
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As Gay notes in Hunger, fat bodies become "public space," with everyone feeling entitled to make unsolicited opinions about them.
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No such wiretapping application materials apparently have become public since Congress first enacted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in 1978.
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In the past, many of these were called underground churches, but over the past decade, some have become public megachurches.
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"Unfortunately, though it was not anticipated that the calling of the meeting would become public, it did," the officers continued.
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If they ever become public, the bank's Trump records could serve as a Rosetta Stone to decode the president's finances.
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Bondy said he expects at least some of what he provided will become public and/or shared with the Senate.
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Republicans on both Capitol Hill and inside the White House decried the way the letter and allegations had become public.
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The White House has sent mixed signals about when or if Trump will allow the Democratic rebuttal to become public.
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The Fed may offer more clues about its flip-flop when the minutes from that meeting become public on Wednesday.
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Susan Rice, President Obama's final national security adviser, has all of a sudden become public enemy No. 1 in Trumpworld.
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"Although once they become public, they will undoubtedly do everything possible to cut driver wages further," Horan said in an email.
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Temin's business helps companies — including more than 15 in the Fortune 500 — find and address internal problems, before they become public.
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That new set of charges, filed in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, wouldn't become public until more than a month later.
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CompuLab's IPO today is really emblematic of the push to become public and get that big liquidation and financing round going.
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When prices become public, they may go up, not down, says Renee Hsia of the University of California in San Francisco.
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"Not only do your terms become public knowledge, someone can come in at the last hour and block you," she said.
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Now that Clinton has become Public Enemy No. 1 to the coal industry, I think Manchin could be convinced to run.
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The president's office brushed off accusations that it had responded only because the nearly three-month-old videos had become public.
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Why it matters: Republicans are anxious for the memo to become public, and have hinted that its release could be explosive.
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Since the allegations have become public, ranking Green Party members have shamefacedly acknowledged knowing of Mr. Baupin's bad behavior for years.
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Many women expressed relief that the systemic misogyny and sexual harassment they have experienced in their workplaces have become public knowledge.
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The researchers said they reluctantly agreed to comply because they didn't want the flaws to become public knowledge without a fix.
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Mr. Bolton, he said, knows of many other White House meetings and discussions about Ukraine that have yet to become public.
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The merger gives 8-year-old Vets First Choice the chance to become public without going through an initial public offering.
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He told people that he didn't think it would be that long for his departure to become public, the source said.
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Under Michigan law, the affidavit that Hammoud submitted to get a judge's signature will not become public for 56 more days.
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Pressure is mounting for archived footage from "The Apprentice" to become public after a controversial audio recording of Trump recently leaked.
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The incident is the most high-profile misuse of Facebook's systems to become public, but it's far from the only one.
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Public markets are hungry for growth and are rooting for more companies to become public, at least those building predictable businesses.
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The investigation into de Blasio had become public knowledge, with the press staking out de Blasio's late February meeting with prosecutors.
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Mr. Porter's background check investigation was "administratively closed," Mr. Wray said during his testimony Tuesday, weeks before the allegations become public.
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Even if Mr. Neal's request is granted or he prevails in court, the information is unlikely to become public anytime soon.
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That members of Congress may obtain President Trump's tax returns does not mean that they will automatically, or ever, become public.
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Lauer was fired in 2017 amid allegations of sexual misconduct from Nevils, whose name did not become public at the time.
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This encourages officials to report only good news, so some will naturally try to control disease outbreaks before they become public.
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Eventually, before a vote is taken, the details of the Senate bill will become public, as they did in the House.
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The study is expected to change before the Energy Department formally issues its final version, which may become public this month.
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The odd configuration provides one last bastion of privacy for Ramirez, whose life has suddenly become public on a national scale.
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A White House official said the President, technically, wouldn't have to do anything this week and the memo would become public.
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Porter resigned this week as the allegations become public, including a photo of one of his wives with a black eye.
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It has been front and center this week as some previously redacted documents from that lawsuit are starting to become public.
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If accusations become public, then the men might go through elaborate, involved investigations; after that, then maybe they lose their jobs.
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It's become public space not just for people who live outdoors, but it's the place where people go to think in public.
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Remember that if you choose to include information in your profile, and make your profile public, that information will also become public.
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This week, each 2020 campaign's financial filings with the Federal Election Commission, the regulatory agency that enforces campaign finance laws, become public.
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It could also represent another as-yet-unknown unfolding criminal case or could be a counterintelligence investigation that will never become public.
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That's just the latest figure to become public as more of AWS's customers file for IPOs and divulge their hefty cloud spending.
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Startups take advantage of these exemptions and stay private, until they eventually want to become public through a registration with the SEC.
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Doe claims the risk the videos will become public is high, because of the celebrities who have been snared in the case.
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Beyond politics, there's also the bitter truth of what some men actually think about women, revelations that often become public by accident.
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There's no way to verify whether Posobiec has legitimately filed a claim, as Civil Rights Commission complaints do not immediately become public.
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"I will not discuss any issue that has become public solely on the basis of WikiLeaks," Rubio said in a statement Wednesday.
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If Republicans had not retaken the House, the email scandal may never have become public, and Clinton could well be president today.
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In fact, at the end of the novel, Mae hopes one day private thoughts are able to become public knowledge as well.
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Whether Mueller's findings will become public and how is another question entirely -- one that could lead to a fight of its own.
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Alternatively, large banks could be subjected to such extreme regulation, comparable to a nuclear power plant, that they effectively become public utilities.
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Mr. Obama secretly ordered some kind of message-sending action inside the Russian grid, the specifics of which have never become public.
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"In this moment, victims need to be able to control when and whether their stories become public," Katz said on CNN Monday.
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Currently, most people who become public schoolteachers in New York State graduate from a school of education and get a master's degree.
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Once the call become public, Democratic opposition in the House to impeachment cooled and Trump's fate in the lower chamber was frozen.
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By September, after the freeze had become public and scrutiny was increasing, the blame game inside the administration was in full swing.
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He also pointed out that the allegation had not become public until recently despite Feinstein having received the letter earlier this year.
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He pioneered in the use of anonymous sources, which allowed him to report on details that might not otherwise have become public.
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But as the company's internal deliberations become public, it's getting harder for Facebook to present the "everything is fine" messaging on Capitol Hill.
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Overnight, people who have typically been living quiet, private lives suddenly become public figures, often at the center of a frenzied national debate.
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Miller added, "for this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all."
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As I reported Tuesday, opposition research almost always is meant to eventually become public and, in this election, might not be very useful.
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And, as covered in the film, he supported a redaction process that gave the CIA outsize influence over what information would become public.
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These rebates have become public enemy number one for patient advocates who want to lower the burden of out of pocket drug prices.
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Yet it's possible to get the inside track on job openings before they become public, according to Ivan Misner, the founder of BNI.
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The write-off didn't become public until 1973, when it was mentioned in passing during a lawsuit related to the Watergate break-in.
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Some of the allegations, such as those against the former anchor Charlie Rose, as reported by the Washington Post , have already become public.
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It doesn't seem too much to ask that we have Americans here who aren't likely to go on welfare and become public charge.
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The more we know about them, the more we can stop the transmission of disease before things like Zika become public health emergencies.
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News of the royal family's murder had become public knowledge, and Soviet counterintelligence fueled the rumor that maybe, somehow, a child had survived.
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Hitler realized the folly of affixing his signature to such an order, which, had it become public, might have caused him many problems.
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Several news outlets interviewed Rose's accuser, and her lawyers allowed a letter confirming a police investigation of her rape allegations to become public.
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Mr. Shine, who had advocated keeping Mr. O'Reilly at the network after his record had become public, was forced out after the revelations.
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Mueller submitted his final report on Friday, triggering immediate speculation over how much of it — or any of it — would eventually become public.
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In addition, if they enter the video into evidence it may become public, something that Mr. Kraft would most likely want to avoid.
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Airbnb, the online room rental company, is among those that have made little secret that they are also preparing to become public companies.
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Now that it has become public— due to no fault of my client's—he is flouting his legal obligations and is speaking publicly.
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Even if they were to comply, it is unlikely the tax information would become public anytime soon given legal concerns about taxpayer privacy.
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The final sum that Bloomberg invested in his campaign will become public only next month, when his campaign must disclose its March activity.
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It is far from clear, however, that any transcript or recording of Mr. Trump's interview — if he gives one — would similarly become public.
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Areas now used for parking and thoroughfares would become public plazas, and buildings on the periphery would be developed for shops and restaurants.
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Also, the initial leaks can generate more leaks as more officials feel comfortable discussing the information with journalists because it has become public.
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They pointed to a series of past lapses by the attorney general's office that had led some of the information to become public.
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Aside from lax reporting requirements, many mistakes never become public because companies settle with victims or their families, often requiring a confidentiality agreement.
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Their arguments were ignored until a whistle-blower's complaint made clear that the suspension of aid to Ukraine was about to become public.
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"I have to deal with the aftermath of having the most wrong thing I've ever done in my life become public," she said.
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Business groups are meeting frequently with key Republicans, seeking to shape the bill, but no snippets of legislative text have yet become public.
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Farhan Haq, a U.N. spokesperson, told the Times that it was unclear whether the total report or parts of it would become public.
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Your emails could also become public if, say, a former colleague becomes disgruntled and decides to deliberately leak embarrassing private emails to the press.
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In the memo, Schrage criticized the fact that much of the internal discussions and "finger pointing" within the company had become public, TechCrunch reported.
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Both sides may have concerns about the possibility of damaging disclosures—whether in emails or in witness testimonies—that could become public during litigation.
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" He explained that applications for search warrants "are supposed to become public after a warrant is executed" and should have been "made public already.
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The arrest was part of a series of troubling revelations involving YouTube and child-exploitative content, which had started to become public in 2017.
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Those codes would immediately become public under current laws, allowing any hacker to implement the code to open a number of devices, Cuban said.
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Avoiding such a future "may mean more of us have to become public spokespeople about history than we were in the past," Blight said.
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Then, when we cross too many perceived boundaries, an army of trolls is ready to pounce and our private spaces become public very quickly.
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But in the day it took for the victim's list to become public, as the body count rose to 11, my mind kept racing.
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While the IRS is not supposed to make the donor names and addresses public, there have been occasions where the information has become public.
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That overreach, together with Toensing's prominence in Republican politics, suggested that the controversy might never have become public had Sanders not run for President.
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The existence of the investigation did not become public until July 2014, after it ended, and the memo was written a few days later.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," she wrote in a memo, according to a ProPublica investigation.
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He was then hit with another sexting scandal that revealed he had continued to send explicit messages after the initial controversy had become public.
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What was private has now become public; in an echo of Valiente's own work, a light has been cast on the esoteric and hidden.
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It wants to build 150,000 new homes a year, with 100,000 to become public housing and the other 50,000 claimed to be "genuinely affordable."
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In some cases, cultural ethics have become public policy, as seen in governmental repatriation efforts and the reclamation of art looted by the Nazis.
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But the specific charges are not expected to become public until at least early next week when the indictment is likely to be unsealed.
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The US military has "legitimate reasons" why it does not want some information to become public knowledge, Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said on Tuesday.
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Portions of Mr. Trump's returns that have become public have shed light on the legal maneuvers he has used to reduce his tax liabilities.
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Mr. Leavitt by then had joined a special class of people who have become public enemies because of off-handed comments made on Twitter.
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According to emails between them that have become public, Mr. Lasky has advised Mr. Spiegel on Snap's valuation and fund-raising, among other things.
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In 303, Murdock summoned three Eblen employees to a meeting, concerned that his criminal history might become public, according to two of the attendees.
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The statement could improve the chances the classified document could become public, something that would please Democrats who say the GOP memo is misleading.
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It's up to Barr to decide how much should become public, but hopefully the report gives a definitive answer to the question of collusion.
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Ford long tried to remain anonymous, not wishing her story about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to become public and forever alter her life.
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But the long drama around Lincoln's correspondence shows that when private offers of condolence become public, they can mutate into an entirely different conversation.
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The 2015 article detailed leaked emails written by Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton, which had become public after the company's servers were breached in 2014.
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This photo showing Australian Special Forces troops flying a Nazi flag from a vehicle while on patrol in Afghanistan in 2007 has just become public.
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The June meeting is also a possibility, but Democrats and other net neutrality advocates are likely to raise objections when Pai's concrete plans become public.
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And, in the backstabbing D.C. universe of House of Cards, it would incredibly damaging to Claire's presidency if her abortions were to become public knowledge.
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"I have a great deal of respect for Colin Powell, and I have a lot of sympathy for anyone whose emails become public," she said.
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President Donald Trump has told Congress to release the controversial "Nunes memo" paving the way for the classified document to become public later on Friday.
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Look for a far more serious discussion of impeachment if coming revelations from the Mueller investigation, which are destined to become public soon, so warrant.
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Obama made a lot of reckless concessions to Iran that might have undermined the nuclear deal if they had become public knowledge at the time.
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In another interview Thursday, Giuliani speculated about what would have happened if news about the alleged sexual encounter had become public days before the election.
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There has been no apparent conclusion to that part of the investigation, and the amount of information Flynn has given them hasn't yet become public.
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The court that oversees government snooping under FISA operates in secret, the surveillance so intrusive that the existence of the warrants only rarely become public.
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Ekstrom recently added another company to her roster, Mic Drop Workshop, an online course that trains women to become public speakers in just 30 days.
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Even if Representative Richard E. Neal, Democrat of Massachusetts, who leads the committee, is successful, it does not mean the tax returns will become public.
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If this information had become public during the final phases of the 2016 campaign, it is likely that Mr. Trump would have lost the election.
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And discussions on the company's internal message boards have at times turned into contentious debates about politics or company policies that have become public embarrassments.
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Coulter said instead companies like Instagram are selling to much larger public companies like Facebook or they are waiting longer to become public companies themselves.
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Sanders also hinted at an "incident" that will become public in the coming days that will show just how tough Trump has been on Moscow.
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Since Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, have become public, four people have been identified as being at the party.
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What will we see and when It's unclear what form Durham's findings will take when they are completed, and if they will even become public.
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The petition was kept entirely inside the company and did not become public until nearly a year later, although similar petitions also circulated outside the company.
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Nassar worked for the federation through four Olympic Games, but the allegations did not become public until 2016 in an investigative report by the Indianapolis Star.
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But based on tax returns which have become public and what we know of his finances, there are at least three key ways he could benefit.
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But whether those documents will become public, particularly before the midterms, remains to be seen following Friday comments by Trump signaling a delay on that front.
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Since the payments have become public, Columbus Nova has attempted to distance itself from Vekselberg, denying Vekselberg used Columbus Nova as a conduit to pay Cohen.
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Now, Republicans are claiming that the reworked bill is in its final stages and likely to again become public when lawmakers return to Washington next week.
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The alleged hacking of the Democrats and the Russian connection did not become public until late last month when the FBI said it was investigating a .
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Getting the inside track on job openings before they become public knowledge requires working your current connections, Ivan Misner, the founder of business networking organization BNI.
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Cybersecurity company Cloudflare is about to become public company, possibly as soon as this week, and there are indicators that investors are ready to buy in.
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We are well prepared for the next steps in this legal matter and also expect it to become public, so I wanted you to know first.
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Since the letter become public, Mr. Grenell has been active on Twitter, repeating the charge of anti-American bias to his 114,000 followers on the site.
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First, to alert him to materials that we were aware of, the intelligence community, that we thought were about to become public, and we were right.
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It is unclear why they did so, but various recent developments may have made them concerned the scandal would soon become public — as it soon did.
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Because of those changes, Mr. Daniels handed in his resignation months ago, said two of the people, though the decision did not become public until Thursday.
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Even as she's become outrageously famous, and her private life has become public gossip chum, keeping the circle tight has been one of her essential gambits.
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All I can say is that my attorneys came up with a very creative strategy to allow my case to become public, which was incredibly important.
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According to emails between the two men that have become public, Mr. Lasky has given Mr. Spiegel advice on Snap's valuation and fund-raising, among other matters.
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But Venezuela&aposs attorney general, who was critical of Maduro, was replaced last August, and no more information about the prosecutions has become public, the report said.
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"I, by default, am going to keep things private and let it become public when there's a sufficiently convincing reason for it to be public," he says.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) made a show of releasing emails that were already slated to become public to make a point about Kavanaugh's views on diversity. Sen.
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Rarely do sexual misconduct allegations against federal judges become public, even belatedly, and rarely are judges who misbehave subject to any sanction, a 2018 CNN study found.
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His or her name would not become public unless a senator took to the Senate floor and tried to advance the bill, forcing the opponent to object.
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The company screens both the posts and rethinks before they become public, attempting to direct certain users to critical care and weed trolls out of the system.
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But the internal decisions that led to yesterday's surprise announcement may never become public, even though the deal's aftermath will shape the smartphone modem market for years.
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That suggests that the joint fundraising committee that collected the low-dollar cash is holding onto some money in reserves — data that won't become public for months.
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In the post-47 percent age, politicians are so appropriately spooked that private confabs may become public that they take care in crafting remarks to interest groups.
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If they had any thought that their honest and sometimes critical views might become public, they would likely be hesitant to share them for fear of retribution.
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While tensions have increased as more revelations about Russian influence on the last US election have become public, arguing the current climate is worse is historically inaccurate.
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"The incident demonstrated that any promising signal will become public knowledge immediately, even though it will be days or weeks before it's rigorously confirmed," Shostak pointed out.
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But just as the Internet has made it easier to become a publisher, it has also become much easier for ordinary people to suddenly become public figures.
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Fourth, if the information is scheduled to become public, the source should indicate when that information will be publicly disclosed so that no trading occurs before then.
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It's not out of the question that Trump's tax returns will become public prior to the 2020 election, though the president is unlikely to disclose them voluntarily.
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But in an interview with Rita Cosby of WABC Radio that aired on Saturday, he hinted, though he did not promise, that his returns could become public.
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The settlement says Cosby entered into the agreement so long as the facts, allegations and information gathered during the course of the litigation did not become public.
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Russell said he had no idea how the video had become public, claiming he did not post it on social media or send it to any friends.
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Had they waited a week, a bill that was signed into law in July would have made it much more difficult for the footage to become public.
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On Wednesday, at the Heritage Foundation, after he had learned of the new accusation but before it had become public, he was asked about the confirmation process.
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During the same call, Pierson says she doesn't believe the President's denials, but began to consider how she could "spin it" should the alleged tape become public.
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While it became known last month that the House committee had been hacked along with the D.N.C., this was the first time its files had become public.
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This is the first time in three and a half decades that an image has become public that reveals the sophistication of US spy satellites in orbit.
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" Three days later, the American Embassy in South Korea proposed announcing the arrival of the atomic-capable weapons, saying the news was "bound to become public knowledge.
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Second, design that mechanism so that if the attorney general interferes with the special counsel's inquiry, that interference would be reported to Congress and ultimately become public.
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It essentially concludes that those immigrants are more likely to become "public charges" — dependent on programs like Medicaid, children's nutrition aid and even housing and transit subsidies.
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Once tax bills become public, the Congressional Budget Office and others will score the plans and likely conclude that they shower enormous benefits on the wealthiest Americans.
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The details from the plea arrangements reached by 77 executives or former executives of the construction company Odebrecht are likely to become public in the coming months.
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One can hope that the more these stories become public, the more likely it will be that someone faced with a situation like this will act positively.
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In his reply to Clinton via email, Powell told Clinton to "be very careful" because the work-related emails she sent on her BlackBerry could become public record.
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In 2014, a Sony television executive appeared to mention the actor's H.I.V. in an email to several colleagues, but the message would not become public for many months.
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But even in a case where a man's nude photos did become public, at least one media outlet managed to make the story about a woman's body, too.
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Schneiderman's office is already looking into whether the oil giant's past research into climate change, which did not become public until recently, could impact its business and shareholders.
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It's a trade secrets case, and because trade secrets lose trade secret status when they become public, portions of the trial were always going to be under seal.
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The red carpet will reportedly be full of black, as actresses don the color in protest of the harassment that has become public over the past six months.
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In the memo, Schrage justifies the use of opposition research, and chastises Facebook employees for allowing internal finger-pointing surrounding its troubled past two years to become public.
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If the Justice Department does decide to press charges, either against Clinton or one of her allies, the evidence will become public, making the decision easier to justify.
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Though few aspects of the investigation have become public, it has already upended politics in the Long Island county and led to public denunciations among erstwhile Democratic allies.
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Sessions should have been upfront with Trump and alerted him to those encounters rather than waiting for word of them to become public, the former campaign aide said.
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The text of the final proposal was not released on Friday but will become public after the OMB's review, which many expect to wrap up in the spring.
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"It would not be too far a stretch to think I had better not seek confidential advice on the internet — in case it did become public," he added.
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The police were called, so the story was all over the student papers, and it was the only time I saw an incident of sexual violence become public.
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But in doing so, Giuliani seemed to reveal new information about just what Cohen, Donald Trump's former attorney, has been saying — information that had not yet become public.
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In return, Jacksonville received a bounty of two first-round picks and a fourth-rounder — quite a haul for a player whose desire to leave had become public.
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Even if Mr. Neal does get access to the information, it would not automatically become public because the committee would have to vote to disclose anything it sees.
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As those higher premiums started to become public, ACA cheerleaders engaged in another round of shoot-the-messenger, hoping that ignoring rate shock would make it go away.
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Dick becomes an invisible third player in their marriage and a source of creative arousal — until the letters become public, and the season spins into drama and farce.
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Biden told the AP that intelligence officials worried the allegations might become public, and that he and Obama were startled by the alleged information about the president-elect.
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It is unclear whether that decision will become public, because of the city's recent interpretation of a decades-old state law shielding the disciplinary records of police officers.
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The availability and accessibility of restrooms in public spaces have become public policy issues, prompting changes in design practices and a flurry of so-called "potty parity" laws.
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Q: The course is going to become public after the Olympics and some are hoping the sport will catch on in Brazil and capture the imagination of locals.
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As more allegations against Hybels become public, more churches are withdrawing from the Willow Creek-affiliated Global Leadership Summit (GLS), a Christian leadership conference normally streamed and simulcast worldwide.
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Though Jolie had opposed Pitt's emergency hearing, her lawyer Laura Wasser states that the actress is not against containing the documents to make sure details do not become public.
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Some companies have been more successful than others, despite an increase in awareness and bug bounties, and a general willingness to fix security issues before they inevitably become public.
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Lincoln hashed out his own thinking on the subject in an internal memo that would not become public until long after the deed was done on June 20, 1863.
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But by that point, the mural's existence and Haring's summons had become public knowledge, and the Parks Department commissioner, lamenting its effacement, asked Haring if he would repaint it.
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Judge Brown also ruled that the surveillance video of the 2013 assault is admissible in the probation revocation hearings — so it's possible that the footage may finally become public.
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Also note that anything shared online, although designated as private and confidential, has the possibility to become public at any time – if it's best left unsaid, don't say it.
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Sandberg said Facebook has shared info privately with lawmakers about who Russia was targeting with its Facebook ad campaign, and that she expects that info to become public soon.
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The company reminded users that "Grindr is a public forum" and that they should know that data they included in their profiles, including their H.I.V. status, would become public.
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What's happening today: Another sign that DOE's surprise move is the new big thing: at least two congressional hearings today are likely to become public battlegrounds over the proposal.
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His recent comments come just days after more revelations about Mueller's investigation become public, including that Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen is cooperating extensively with the special counsel.
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For return information to become public, the Ways and Means Committee would need to include it in a report and vote to submit that report to the full House.
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None of this is to say that Snap won't surprise all of us when its financial do become public, or that it won't grow into its valuation over time.
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" He suggested leaking the news of her changed position after a meeting with labor leaders: "That would seem like a private comment that she didn't intend to become public.
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Kelly's comments are the latest sign the controversial memo will become public, which could further inflame the feud between the president and his GOP allies and the Justice Department.
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They had become a problem because they had become public (through the same Times reporters who first wrote about the $32 million payout, Emily Steel and Michael S. Schmidt).
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Now that the charges against that former chairman, Paul Manafort — and his protégé, Rick Gates — have become public, some of the focus will quickly turn to President Trump's response.
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The subpoena became part of the court file last month, and did not become public until Sunday, when Jessica Garrison and Kendall Taggart of BuzzFeed News reported on it.
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Short of firing, any discipline of Officer Pantaleo, a 13-year veteran, may never become public because of a state law that shields police disciplinary records from public disclosure.
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Current and former officials have said that agents were reluctant to take aggressive steps in the middle of a presidential campaign, lest the existence of the inquiry become public.
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Though they did not announce the figures, both parties seemed somewhat eager to have them become public, in part because it could make fund-raising for debt retirement easier.
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According to Doherty's interview, information about her health is going to become public ahead of her court battle, and she wanted to be the one to share her story.
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While both Cosby and Nassar were tried and sentenced after the movement reached its most public phase, both were the subject of allegations that had become public years before.
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The group has released the ballots of the 315 members who chose to allow their votes to become public -- it's their choice -- but Jeter was on all of them.
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"This is the first time in three and a half decades that an image has become public that reveals the sophistication of U.S. spy satellites in orbit," reported Wired.
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But now, the arrangement has become public, raising questions not only about the propriety of the arrangement, but also about just how many children had access to the books.
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Some of these people, and this does include Louis C.K. and other names that haven't become public yet, but I can tell you there are names you wish to unhear.
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It was only once the whole matter was about to become public — once Brennan decided to tell her story to the Wall Street Journal's Kate King — that Alvarez finally resigned.
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An undated note from one of bin Laden's daughters, Khadija, is a rare find because it's one of the few missives from one of his daughters that has become public.
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Police officials said in a press release Tuesday that because of the volume of videos, 911 calls and documents, it will take months for all of it to become public.
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But it is noteworthy the information has become public as President Donald Trump faces an onslaught of negative headlines stemming from the House impeachment inquiry into his dealings with Ukraine.
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Mr. Tarui said in the complaint that he did not report the conduct out of fear it would become public because of the firm's policy of videotaping confrontations between employees.
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"And now that it's become public, we are very eager, willing to continue these discussions with all the other groups of creditors as well as the bond insurers," Jaresko said.
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There has been speculation that Mueller will submit a report soon to the Justice Department, and debate over how much or how little of such a report would become public.
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White House announces retaliation against Russia: Sanctions, ejecting diplomats This is the first time the names of Russian officials involved in the hacking have become public on the sanctions list.
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Some have pointed to the equities review process as a way the method might become public, but the government's history suggests it's not hard to keep methods like this secret.
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" Sheryl Sandberg described the revelations in the Times article as a "distraction," and Schrage wrote that he's "deeply disappointed that so much internal discussion and finger pointing has become public.
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But eventually as the other giants in the space become public companies, they'll be forced to chase bigger margins that could see them compete with Vacasa after years of partnership.
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The judge also said the significant media attention to the case could raise the potential for juror names to become public, exposing jurors to the risk of intimidation or harassment.
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It's obvious that their liaison will become public knowledge (it does) and that, presumably, being romantically linked to a 1 percenter from the business world will reflect poorly on Selina.
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On Wednesday, 58 Democrats voted in favor of an impeachment resolution, and many said they aren't ruling out supporting impeachment once the results of the various Russia investigations become public.
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Mr. Tarui said in the complaint that he did not report the conduct out of fear it would become public because of the firm's policy of videotaping confrontations between employees.
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But Hogan Gidley, the White House deputy press secretary, told CNN that the vote has no bearing for Trump because if he takes no action, the memo will become public.
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We ran it that way [which] allowed us to think and operate like a public company, which you want to get out of the way before you come become public.
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After news of the scuttled trade surfaced on Thursday, Walker said he was frustrated that a concern about his medical report had become public, and said that he was healthy.
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Each time new scandals involving the services become public, the uniformed military leaders force some service members to retire early, promise to increase training and announce a zero tolerance policy.
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It is not known whether information related to the number of complaints in a new process would become public or whether it would include a mechanism for sanctioning abusive judges.
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John Conyers (D-Mich.) of sexually harassing her in a civil lawsuit filed earlier this year, but then voluntarily withdrew the allegations when she found out they would become public.
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In Thursday's ESPN piece, Garrett said he never intended for the initial accusation to become public, adding that he didn't want it to look like he was justifying his actions.
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A Senate Republican aide predicted that the whistleblower's name will likely become public either because that person will agree to testify publicly or the name will leak to the press.
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It is also unclear how extensively Mueller and his team spoke to senior Department of Justice officials about how their findings of the investigation would become public, the Times said.
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As the results of those legal actions become public, the web of power and influence that protected Epstein and those close to him from scrutiny is finally beginning to unravel.
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When McKinnon's Giuliani receives a concerned call from Baldwin's Trump, the character assures him that none of their wrongdoings will become public — while he is filming an appearance on CNN.
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Although most of the writers' names are expected to become public at some point, Chin will consider requests by some of them to redact their names from public court filings.
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In part, they feared the bank's reputation could be harmed if the transaction were to become public because of the polarizing statements Mr. Trump was making on the campaign trail.
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After a committee reviews the returns behind closed doors, it could vote to send a report to the full House, and tax-return information in the report could become public.
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Lawmakers reacted with caution and concern, as there are crucial next steps to be taken in order for the final report to become public in its entirety, or partially redacted.
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On Friday, a judge in Laval, Quebec, rejected requests from both the Crown and the defense to extend the publication bans, and ordered that nearly all the information shall become public.
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Mr. Comey asserts that he and other intelligence officials believed it was important for Mr. Trump to know that the information about him was in circulation and might soon become public.
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So there's a little interesting triangle there which just unravelled as these things have become public but which has cast A big sort of shade on what's happening on this front.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is also conducting a wide ranging counter-intelligence investigation into alleged Russian interference and potential collusion with Trump associates, though its findings may never become public.
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Video The Mueller team was later rebuffed again by Ellis when they tried to introduce photos that eventually would become public of Manafort's closets filled with suits and high-end clothing.
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"It's the only lawsuit we're aware of that's become public at all," Bo Laurent, who founded the Intersex Society of North America and testified in M.C.'s case, told BuzzFeed News.
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In fact, not only is this the largest breach to become public, it's second only to Yahoo's pair of incidents—which affected 1 billion and 3 billion users, respectively—in size.
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The pressure to become profitable will ratchet up once these companies become public, said Jordan Stuart, a portfolio manager for Federated Kaufmann funds who often purchases companies' stock in the IPO.
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Fred Upton (R) and Dan Kildee (D), did not include funding, and instead focused on requiring that federal officials notify the public about water quality problems that become public health concerns.
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The precise breakdown of that figure — specifically which Trump enterprises were responsible for how much — remains murky, hidden in a schedule attached to Mr. Trump's returns that has not become public.
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"This is a poignant reminder of how very personal information such as sexual proclivities may one day become public knowledge," Hunt, who maintains the breach notification site 'Have I Been Pwned?
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And that "Snowden," should his identity ever become public, won't even need to ask for a pardon, because the friendly nation that hides him and protects him will be the USA.
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Ms. Vance said that seeking to interview Mr. Dowd "seems so obvious" that there may be details that have yet to become public that shed light on the Mueller team's decision.
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Last year the Saudi public prosecutor's office sought a death sentence for Murtaja Qureiris, now 18, but the threat of execution did not become public until last week, drawing international condemnation.
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If he does, the committee can then vote to refer the issue to the full Senate, which would then have to vote to release the information for it to become public.
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Daily fantasy sports company and bookmaker DraftKings reached a deal to merge with Diamond Eagles Acquisition group in December, allowing the company to become public while forgoing the typical IPO process.
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If he does, the committee can then vote to refer the issue to the full Senate, which would then have to vote to release the information for it to become public.
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A source familiar with how things have unfolded said Kelly called Pruitt Tuesday morning to ask if there were other issues that could become public that he needed to know about.
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He said while he doesn't have a dollar figure on the value of her assets, the lack of a will means the finances will become public in Oakland County Probate Court.
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She said there were concerns about the "security risk" the tapes posed — that the lives of undercover agency officers might be put in danger if the tapes were to become public.
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Nunes again asked about how calls between Trump and leaders, mentioning a call with Mexico's president, have become public knowledge, implying that the leak must have come from the intelligence community.
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Communication within and between city agencies are exempt from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Law under a provision aimed at fostering internal discussions without fear that they might become public.
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When Porter became aware the allegations would soon become public, he implored those he was closest to in the administration -- including Kelly -- to defend him, people familiar with the situation said.
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She said she had not yet wanted to reveal what had happened to her, and was speaking out now only because the divorce filings had briefly become public before being sealed.
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It remains difficult for collusion to be proven, but if Kaepernick wins, he could be awarded tens of millions of dollars, and evidence uncovered in discovery and depositions could become public.
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Postmates has discussed merger scenarios with DoorDash and GrubHub before, and it may be easier for some of these companies to combine once they all become public, as Uber now is.
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United Nations officials have raised concerns about Bini's detention, citing the weakness of the evidence that has become public so far, which connects Bini to Assange but not necessarily any criminal activity.
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However, the results of the investigation may not become public, despite the fact that eight Democratic members of the Senate Intelligence Committee recently pressed Obama to declassify more information about Russian hacking.
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The new iOS12 software isn't expected to become public until around September but thanks to an early beta version for developers, we know about all the nifty new updates on the way.
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Because when local priorities shift away from providing transit to everyone on an equitable basis and towards just those privileged few with Uber accounts, then public transportation ceases to become public anymore.
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Lending Club and OnDeck have already become public companies, and their competitors, such as Funding Circle, SoFi, Prosper, RateSetter, Zopa, Avant, Kabbage and others continue to develop and increase their loan portfolios.
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"It is important to us that with these costs of the Games and the final analysis that become public, they are going to be a reason to attract candidate cities," he said.
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And though Chapman has been working to distance herself from him, quietly releasing the brand's pre-fall collection, with stories like Chastain's continuing to become public, its future is almost certainly uncertain.
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But since those findings rarely become public, aggressors tend to simply move on to other positions at other schools where they can enjoy a clean reputation and even begin their harassment anew.
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To the contrary, climate scientists like James Hanson and Michael Mann have become public advocates precisely because of their deep understanding of the real-world consequences of their chosen subject of study.
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Price, the House Budget Committee chairman, had drawn the ire of Democrats even before his stock trades -- which were first reported by CQ/Roll Call and the Wall Street Journal -- become public.
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But Jurvetson had been made aware that some other allegations were soon to become public (it's unclear how, although my assumption is via a media report that has still yet to materialize).
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Mueller's team carried out a daylight raid on Manafort's suburban Virginia home on July 26 last year; it didn't become public knowledge until The Wall Street Journal reported it on August 9.
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A transcript of his House interviews are poised to become public any day now, after the committee voted to release transcripts of 53 interviews conducted as part of the investigation in September.
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Most of Watergate's closing stages—the Saturday Night Massacre, the back-and-forth negotiations with Congress, the Supreme Court's landmark ruling on executive privilege—revolved around whether those tapes would become public.
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Putting this kind of information in an email is particularly surprising as this is not the first time that emails have become public and led to significant problems for prominent government officials.
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Mark-Viverito finished in third place in a city-wide special election to become public advocate in February, after Letitia James resigned the position to take over as New York attorney general.
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"Had it become public, the unverified material would undoubtedly have been used by political opponents to cast serious doubt on the attorney general's independence in connection with the Clinton investigation," Comey writes.
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And if the attorney general did try to bottle things up, there are other avenues through which Mueller's findings can become public — through leaks, or perhaps even congressional testimony by Mueller himself.
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For that reason, perhaps users of more sensitive sites should consider signing up with a pseudonymous email address, so when their data does become public, at least they are still protected somewhat.
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Mr. Nadler said all members of the committee would be able to view it privately, but it was not exactly clear what would be made available or when it might become public.
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Some members of Mr. Mueller's team are concerned that, because Mr. Barr created the first narrative of the special counsel's findings, Americans' views will have hardened before the investigation's conclusions become public.
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Mr. Brennan, the C.I.A. director, had briefed top lawmakers that summer about Russian election interference and intelligence that Moscow supported the Trump campaign — a finding that would not become public for months.
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Although she contacted law enforcement, the matter did not become public until late in 2013, the season in which Winston won the Heisman Trophy and led the Seminoles to a national title.
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They're jumping on board and then talking to journalists like me off the record about their concerns, and about their concerns as to what happens if their misgivings were to become public.
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The complaint was first filed in 2003 and settled in 2005, but it did not become public until Monday, when Opus Dei Vicar Monsignor Thomas Bohlin revealed its existence in a statement.
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The complaint was first filed in 2002 and settled in 2005, but it did not become public until Monday, when Opus Dei Vicar Monsignor Thomas Bohlin revealed its existence in a statement.
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Friday's conference of the justices, which will occur in private, is the latest chapter in a case that has been shrouded in secrecy since the first hint of it become public last year.
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Then, when his captors feared the location of the site might become public, he was transferred in late 2628 to another secret facility, believed to be in Poland, and subjected to further torture.
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In September, he wrote an op-ed raising concerns about whether the Trump Justice Department would allow Mueller's final report to become public -- an issue that now could wind up on his desk.
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Both "The Day the Music Burned" and Chernobyl start their stories in medias res, before the ignition event—at the UMG vault and at the nuclear power plant, respectively—has become public knowledge.
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The FBI issued a statement warning of "grave consequences" if Trump approved the release of a congressional Republican memo related to the Russia investigation, but the president allowed it to become public anyway.
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And in recent months, Waters — a veteran lawmaker and woman of color who has been one of the loudest champions of Trump's impeachment — has become public enemy No. 85033 in the president's eyes.
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After Mr. Wingo provided company officials with a binder of documents corroborating his allegations, he said he was ordered to stop sending emails on the matter because they could become public through litigation.
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The documents made public on Saturday were heavily redacted in places, and some of the substance of the applications had already become public in February, via the Republican and Democratic Intelligence Committee memos.
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For example, it may include a news article to show that an investigation has become public knowledge, which could make it more likely that a target is taking steps to conceal his activities.
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Parents might, for example, cite current events, like the Harvard episode, to remind them that nothing online is ever completely private and talk to them about the ways private information can become public.
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They will have to decide that knowing Bolton's full book, along with anything else he wants to unveil about how the White House operated during this period, will become public in short order.
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He said that by respecting the confidentiality of the jury room, this panel would ensure that future jurors do not have to worry about speaking openly during deliberations, lest their comments become public.
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Mr. Trump's tax returns, if Mr. Vance's office obtains them, would be protected by rules governing grand jury secrecy and not become public unless they were used as evidence in a criminal case.
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And if the AG did try to bottle things up, there are other avenues through which Mueller's findings can become public — through leaks, or even perhaps congressional testimony by the special counsel himself.
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It appears that Papadopoulos was gathering evidence for Mueller, probably by talking to his former Trump campaign colleagues while wired -- a process that would have been fruitless if his guilty plea had become public.
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The former couple reportedly met in London in 2007, getting engaged in March 2010 and secretly getting married that June in an uber-private ceremony that didn't become public knowledge until the following October.
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The administration is also looking to deny legal residency to immigrants who accept government assistance because they are more likely to become public charges on the system — a responsibility that would fall on USCIS.
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Mr. Janick's statement was discussed privately between the two friends and would never have become public, except that Dr. Luke decided to publish it to millions of people in his 2017 complaint against Kesha.
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Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, sent and received email on a private server in her home between 2009 and 2013, but this arrangement did not become public until early 2015.
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But Ernst is one of few Republican women to come forward as survivors — and she, Dittmar points out, did so not by choice but because the details of her divorce had already become public.
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Cases of unauthorized money transfers rarely become public, in part because disagreements are usually settled bilaterally or through arbitration, which is typically private, said Salvatore Scanio, a lawyer at Washington, D.C.-based Ludwig & Robinson.
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The first allegation to become public, made by Christine Blasey Ford, concerned an assault she says occurred when she and Kavanaugh were in high school, and he might not have been a legal adult.
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The Scale Studio data set has 300+ public and private SaaS companies, some of which have become public, many of which have not and most of which have raised at least some venture capital.
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While SWIFT has declined to disclose the number of attacks or identify any victims, details on some cases have become public, including attacks on Taiwan's Far Eastern International Bank and Nepal's NIC Asia Bank.
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Most importantly, none of this addresses Comey's most provocative suggestion, which was that the FBI was aware of information that it believed would lead Sessions to recuse himself—information that has not become public.
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As part of the legal fight over whether the insurer would have to cover Sandusky-related claims, both sides obtained sworn depositions from key witnesses and other documents that had not previously become public.
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News alerts about individual interviews have become public in the past 48 hours, as have reports that Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to make public accusations against Kavanaugh, has yet to be interviewed.
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The names of former lobbyists and industry officials working in the Trump administration may soon become public, now that sparring between the White House and the independent ethics office has come to an end.
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Thousands of work emails were deleted Clinton has previously framed the decision to delete half of her machine's cache of approximately 60,000 messages as an effort to avoid letting her private life become public.
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After Barriss arrives, he will have a first appearance in district court, and the charging document outlining the allegations against him will become public, Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett said in a statement.
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Allowing the committee's memo to become public unimpeded would be a slap in the face to the Department of Justice at a time when Trump's efforts to influence its activity are under intense scrutiny.
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These smaller groups may also have access to more boutique or niche leaks which rarely become public, such as demos from the servers of Nintendo Kiosks, which are consoles set up at special events.
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Would you agree to participate in a study assessing the safety of your working conditions if you knew that your name, your address, your medical history or your immigration status might eventually become public?
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"For this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all," senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement denying the women's accusations.
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He alluded to his condition in the book, titled "The One Inside," months before it would become public, in a passage that was so brief that Ms. Walther said she read right past it.
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The accusations against Mr. Scarlett had been known about in London ballet circles "for several months," Mr. Gray said, but he had not expected the news to become public until the investigation was completed.
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When books with female protagonists do become public school staples, they tend to have emphatically tomboyish heroines, and they aren't particularly interested in thinking about femininity and what it means to be a girl.
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Their relationship had just become public, inspiring headlines like "Harry's Girl Is (Almost) Straight Outta Compton" (online in The Daily Mail) and "Harry's Girl on Porn Hub" (The Sun, which later published an apology).
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All the recordings turned 50 years old in 2019, meaning they were slated to become public domain in the European Union unless they were published in some form before the end of the year.
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Furthermore, the president's tweets and limited public pronouncements on the matter would lead reasonable readers and listeners to conclude that Flynn would still be on the job if his dealings had not become public.
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She later learned that Rauner had privately signed a statement that same year with an abortion rights advocacy group — which didn't become public until this year — that he supported the public funding of abortion.
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Garry Bell, a representative for Gildan, told WWD that more specifics as to the integration plan for American Apparel would likely become public during the company's next conference call, which is slated for February 23.
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Attorney General Bill Barr — the man who'll decide whether special counsel Robert Mueller's findings in the Russia investigation become public information — just told Congress that the investigation is over and Mueller has submitted his report.
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She found that DOJ had already acknowledged the legitimacy of the congressional investigation into Operation Fast and Furious, and the substance of many of the documents had become public via the Justice Department's inspector general.
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The paper notes that the bulk of the attention surrounding opioids has focused on OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, but that other drug makers like Mallinckrodt are drawing more focus as more legal documents become public.
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In Texas, complaints become public only when an officer is punished with at least a loss of pay, meaning incidents involving cops who quit or who receive no more than an official reprimand remain confidential.
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"Look, I haven't been President all my life, but my previous life taught me that any of my conversation can become public," said Putin when asked about the Trump-Ukraine scandal and ensuing impeachment inquiry.
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Details: The 100-page report by the House of Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee on "Disinformation and 'Fake News'," released Sunday, says Facebook only acts to protect user privacy when problems become public.
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The group did not immediately release a list of its contributors, which will become public later Thursday -- but the quick fundraising pace strongly hints at a massive gift by one or a few Democratic megadonors.
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It has been common practice by House Democrats to issue subpoenas for witness testimony, however, as with other witnesses, the issuance of a subpoena is unlikely to become public until the day of Sandy's testimony.
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HARD TO COMPETE Tensions between Wall Street and the exchanges, which were once member-owned, not-for-profit utilities, have risen over the past decade and a half as the bourses have become public companies.
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The company circumvents advertising legislation by advertising its stock on business networks and social media, the latter of which is practically ungovernable, meaning the endorsements become public whether the Canadian government likes it or not.
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Though wills are public records in Michigan once a person has died, the document itself often does not contain the kind of financial details that may become public as an accounting of her estate proceeds.
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The 9th Circuit discounted the prospect that AFPF donors would face harassment because, the court said, there's little risk that information disclosed to the state as part of the charity registration process would become public.
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And I ask that because you're writing them in a way, as I understand it, that's unclassified, which suggests that you might have thought that someday they might, for one reason or another, become public.
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But... Even if prosecutors obtain the tax records, the documents will be covered by secrecy rules governing grand juries, meaning they would not become public unless they were used as evidence in a criminal case.
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Intel even asked the security researchers to alter a paper they were planning to present, after it was clear the chip maker needed more time and it didn't want the flaws to become public knowledge.
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When part of the process does become public, as it did after the Department of Education investigated a complaint by Asian-American applicants against Princeton, it can show admissions officers highlighting race in frank terms.
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"More subpoenas and investigatory steps will occur next week, as the investigation accelerates, and we will update you as those steps become public," Mr. Schiff wrote in a letter to House colleagues on Friday evening.
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Parts of Mueller's original report could still become public, Barr said on Sunday, and the attorney general promised Congress he'd work "expeditiously" and is working with Mueller "as quickly as possible" on a public release.
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Meanwhile, nude photos of celebrities have become public as a result of hacks in the past — in 2014, hackers posted nude or semi-nude photos of dozens of actresses online, including Jennifer Lawrence and Kirsten Dunst.
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The Trump I've come to know At a deeper level, though, Manafort's claim, made in a forum where he surely knew his words would become public, was so blunt that it seemed calculated to create controversy.
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The government is contacting all affected, including survivors of the 2208 deceased women, to inform them of the mistaken tests and of a 2208 review that identified the lapses but did not become public until recently.
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"Look, I haven't been president all my life, but my previous life taught me that any of my conversation can become public," said Putin when asked to about the Trump-Ukraine scandal and ensuing impeachment inquiry.
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Hill's treatment could impact a rising generation of female leaders who may reconsider a run for public office or vying for executive positions for fear private sexual material that they shared with partners could become public.
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According to NBC News on Friday, CIA general counsel Courtney Simmons Elwood and another top official called the Justice Department on August 14 to make a criminal referral — weeks before the whistleblower complaint had become public.
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The probe of Exxon's accounting practices comes as Schneiderman's office is already looking into whether the oil giant's past research into climate change, which did not become public until recently, could impact its business and shareholders.
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It's safe to say that he has what he views as incredibly important evidence—including the cooperation of Flynn, Gates, and Papadopoulos—that hasn't become public, yet some of which he's had potentially for eight months.
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The one bright spot is that some of the impacted users may have noticed their account had become public because they would have received alerts — like notifications that people were following them without their direct consent.
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In spite of the fact that he knew that intelligence was fake, Comey reportedly feared that, if the information were to become public, it could devastate the credibility of the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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The head of the House Intelligence Committee is signaling plans to release interview transcripts from the panel's now-concluded Russia investigation, arguing that it's important for the depositions to become public before the November midterm elections.
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The 837-page rule, seeking to target those who could become "public charges" in the United States, could be the most drastic of all the Trump administration's policies targeting the legal immigration system, experts have said.
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As news reports began fleshing out the whistleblower complaint and other details of Trump's interactions with Ukraine began to become public, McKinley said he began to suspect domestic politics had spilled into typically nonpartisan diplomatic work.
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Yes, but: Too often, companies are still either covering up problems that are likely to become public knowledge eventually, or responding only after the press turns a spotlight on a problem that they've long known about.
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While many funding rounds for private companies become public information, either through disclosures to the Securities and Exchange Commission or via the press, there's little available data on how much individual firms contribute to each round.
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The report conducted in May of last year did not become public, however, until January 2017 when it was submitted as evidence by lawyers for UPMC in two previously filed wrongful death lawsuits against the hospital system.
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Just imagine: If that phone call with the Ukrainian president -- the one you now say was "perfect" -- was enough to trigger an impeachment inquiry, what will happen when the less-"perfect" details of your presidency become public?
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Presidents often disagree with senior advisers over policies or other matters but the differences are usually confined to internal deliberations and become public only through leaks or much later in memoirs, historians and former government officials said.
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If the case does go to trial, there is also the potential that the Holder report — which came out of an investigation into the company's overall cultural and workplace issues — will become public as part of discovery.
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Redacted Case #2: A second redacted Flynn investigation could be one of the other investigations mentioned here, could represent another as-yet-unknown unfolding criminal case, or could be a counterintelligence investigation that will never become public.
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The idea, Pebble explained, is that this algorithm will eventually become public as it's used in ongoing health research and published in white papers, unlike the proprietary (and very private) algorithms used by most other wearable makers.
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Many of the ugly episodes among venture partnerships are hushed up, but Xfund's situation has become public because of a restraining order application filed in Santa Clara County Superior Court by Mr. Chung against Mr. Van Vuuren.
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The interview/performance was a long-sought goal of the creators of "Privacy," a British play, rewritten with an American context, that begins performances Saturday and explores how the personal has become public in the digital age.
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After Darvish blew his Game 7 start at Dodger Stadium, we asked Harrington if he thought Yu was about to become Public Enemy #1 in L.A. ... and the ex-baller went to bat for the embattled ace.
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While applications for criminal wiretaps often eventually become public, the government has refused to disclose the contents of applications for intelligence wiretaps — even to defendants who are later prosecuted on the basis of information derived from them.
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Based on how often people view the schedule, and when its contents become public, the White House has narrowed down its search for the schedule "leaker" to three potential culprits, a person familiar with the matter said.
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She has said that she decided to sell her story in 2016 when another former Playboy model hinted at it on Twitter, causing her to worry that it would become public whether she liked it or not.
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At another point, Ms. Hicks told interviewers that she knew the news coverage of the emails would be "really bad," and that her impression was that Mr. Trump did not believe that they would ever become public.
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We also know there's significant relevant evidence that's not yet public: Both Flynn and Papadopoulos traded cooperation and information as part of their respective plea deals, and none of the information that they provided has become public yet.
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Their support is expected soon to become public, as the three states announced in June that they were in talks on a major aid package for Bahrain that would be linked to its progress in reforming its finances.
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These tools allow scientists to figure out the keys to a virus' survival by dissecting its DNA, devise new vaccines, manufacture those vaccines cheaply and quickly, and monitor which viruses in the wild might become public health headaches.
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Middle Eastern Influence: Potentially the biggest unseen aspect of Mueller's investigation is his year-long pursuit of Middle Eastern influence targeting the Trump campaign, which the Daily Beast reported last week might become public sometime early next year.
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Prosecutors have written that Donald Trump himself directed the payments—an indication that they have solid documentary evidence that hasn't become public yet—and have apparently lined up nearly every other participant in the scheme as a cooperator.
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People are always saying, "I have nothing to hide," but I think the Sony hack was a glimpse into how invasive it will feel if even seemingly innocuous things like your Google photos or emails become public info.
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While Frank clings to life in what may be the only hospital in America where fluorescent lights have been replaced with a moody blue glow, the information Lucas Goodwin was so desperate to share has become public knowledge.
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In recent months, as lurid stories of human trafficking have become public, M.L.B. has considered issuing a moratorium on signing Cuban defectors, but it is concerned that that would cut off an outlet for Cubans seeking professional careers.
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The tone and language of the excerpts clash with the fiery liberal approach she used later in her bitter primary battle with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and could have undermined her candidacy had they become public. Mrs.
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And her staff took particular delight in the fact that, because it was taken by a White House photographer in a meeting closed to journalists, it would never have become public had the president not released it himself.
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It fell to me and my colleagues to dutifully craft apologies on behalf of our bosses, whose sensitive communications and private insults — speculation about, say, a foreign leader's mental aptitude or mysterious wealth — were about to become public.
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CNN's Erica Hill pointed out that when the Florida Senate rejected a ban on assault weapons over the weekend, Stoneman Douglas students -- many of whom have become public faces of the movement for gun control -- tweeted their anger.
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This means that senior White House officials knew full well on Saturday that the basis for much of the argument that day by the president's defense lawyers was false and the evidence was destined to become public soon.
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A political appointee in certain circumstances may be granted a waiver to the rules — such as not being able to work on issues that would directly impact a former employer or client — and those forms become public record.
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He said that when he and other committee members learned of Hill's complaints — weeks before they become public — Judiciary Committee members did not believe the information "necessitated a delay in voting" by the panel or the full Senate.
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Before this year, the most notable recent episode to become public was in 2013, when Russian officials arrested Ryan C. Fogle, an employee of the embassy in Moscow who the Russian government had discovered was a C.I.A. officer.
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When kids post inappropriate material -- whether it's a sexy selfie, an explicit photo session with a friend, an overly revealing rant, or cruel comments about others -- the results can be humiliating if those posts become public or shared widely.
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And then you have companies that are trying to build new categories of business in autonomy, for example [Trucks VC portfolio companies] Starsky or May Mobility, I think the idea for those companies is they would become public companies.
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Everyone knows that it is possible the next tweetstorm will be about them or that some of the conversations that were not intended for a mass audience could become public, thanks to the potential indiscretion of the President himself.
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With respect to the September 1, 2019, Warsaw meeting, the conversations described in Ambassador Taylor's and Mr. Morrison's opening statements have refreshed my recollection about conversations involving the suspension of U.S. aid, which had become public only days earlier.
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One project, Architecture, by collective åyr (formerly AIRBNB Pavilion), explores private spaces become public, an architectural model of the future of the sharing economy, grimly reminding us of the sinister potential of platforms like Airbnb, if we abuse them.
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The defenceman re-signed with Winnipeg on Monday, ending a six-month standoff between the Jets and the 22-year-old who reportedly asked for a trade out of Winnipeg in May—although it didn't become public until September.
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We should note that the presence of these new features hidden in the app doesn't necessarily mean they will soon become public, or will appear in the same way when they do roll out to Snapchat's wider user base.
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Meanwhile, the government can try as hard as it wants to stop 3D-printed gun schematics from ending up on the internet, but the reality is these blueprints will likely become public on a large scale at some point.
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While aides in past administrations recognized that notes could become public and shied away from recording sensitive information in writing to protect the president, many of Mr. Trump's aides took pen to paper to protect themselves from the president.
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In the court filing Friday, which presents the DOJ's defense against Strzok's lawsuit, Rosenstein said he decided to release the messages because they would inevitably become public after his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee during the Mueller investigation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Wary Democrats on Thursday challenged Republicans who control the U.S. Congress to conduct a credible investigation into contacts between President Donald Trump's associates and Russia, a process that will likely take months and may never become public.
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He said within two and half hours of his filing the court petition, before it had become public, he got a text message from Erez Gil-Har, co-chief executive of Policy Ltd, Philip Morris' powerful lobbying company in Israel.
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Representatives for the city have argued that releasing the videos would be in violation of the baristas' right to privacy—and they have also worried that the women would file their own lawsuits if the footage were to become public.
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"But it bothered me that there was classified information that could someday become public — likely decades from now — and be used to attack the integrity of the investigation and, more important, call into question the independence of the FBI," he wrote.
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Likewise, when Mitt Romney made his ill-fated remarks in 2012 about how he did not care about the 47 percent of the electorate that would not vote for him, he probably believed that his words would not become public.
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Instead, the argument goes, it is easier for them to become public by merging into an entity that is already public and, voila, the young company has become a public company without the headache of actually engaging in an IPO.
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Having his private struggle with alcohol — which had begun to spiral out of control around his 2006 divorce from second wife Pamela Bach — become public was humiliating for Hasselhoff, but it was also the wake-up call he badly needed.
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"I have a great deal of respect for Colin Powell, and I have a lot of sympathy for anyone whose emails become public," Clinton said in response to a question from CNN's Don Lemon on the Tom Joyner radio show.
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Growing up, the actors she admired most — Gene Hackman, Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep — were the ones whose private lives hadn't become public property, who could show up and be a "clean canvas," as she put it, for whatever the performance demanded.
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The government rejects that, saying it has brought in more than 2 billion pounds ($2.8 billion) from offshore tax evaders since 2010 and has established a registry of company beneficial ownership information due to become public in June this year.
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He said anyone who attempted to exploit the data "would fall under the impact of Bulgarian law", and initial analysis of the information that had become public showed it was not enough to draw "substantive conclusions" about any citizen's financial situation.
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"Witnesses questioned by Mueller's team warn that investigators are asking about ... foreign contacts and meetings that have not yet become public, and to expect a series of new revelations," the WashPost's Ashley Parker and Carol Leonnig write atop column 1.
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When these rituals become public, such as an alleged rape that occurred at the annual "Screw" dance at the New Hampshire prep school St. Paul's in 2014, we learn what some of these rituals are truly about: celebrating male sexual conquest.
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A memo would later become public confirming the suspicion that it was in fact planned from the start by Rumsfeld, with the ostensible issue of WMDs having been listed as one of several convenient pretexts by which this might be accomplished.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," wrote Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a New York City-based event planner who suggested that an appropriate rate be closer to $85,000 per day according to the report.
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This was highly unusual and also controversial because it gave her and her staff control over what would and wouldn't become public, and also because there were questions about whether this decision put classified information and other government secrets at risk.
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But Michael Avenatti, the aggressive, mediagenic lawyer who took on Daniels's case this year, is convinced the attempted intimidation originated with the Trump camp, and he told me he "absolutely" has evidence about the threat that has not yet become public.
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The warrant was issued in February but did not become public until last month, after Ms. McGowan had started to speak about sexual misconduct in Hollywood and a 1997 hotel room encounter she said she had had with Harvey Weinstein.
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By focusing on "peripheral" people, Mr. Barr has indicated that some people are so central to the investigation — presumably including Mr. Trump himself — that he may make an exception and allow more abundant material to go to Congress and become public.
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" Mr. Bentley worried the recordings would become public, the report stated, and embroiled law enforcement officers in the drama, directing them, among other things, to investigate who might have copies" and to identify potential crimes which they could be charged.
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In by far the most damning account yet to become public in the House impeachment inquiry Mr. Taylor described a president holding up $391 million in assistance for the clear purpose of forcing Ukraine to help incriminate Mr. Trump's domestic rivals.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge that locations were also gifted and costs underwritten to lower rental fees," wrote Wolkoff, who left her White House post in February 2018 on unpleasant terms.
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It is unlikely that many details of the divorce will become public, according to New York lawyer Bernard Clair, who represents Judith Giuliani in her divorce from Rudolph Giuliani, the former New York City mayor and current lawyer for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Since Trump's ill-fated July call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, staffers have watched as the mundane inner-workings of their typically inconspicuous council -- such as how a transcript of a call with a foreign leader is written reviewed and stored -- become public.
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We give users the option to post information about themselves including HIV status and last test date, and we make it clear in our privacy policy that if you chose to include this information in your profile, the information will also become public.
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I'd guess the official expects his or her identity to become public at some point, and thinks that one day his or her social or professional interests will be served by being unmasked as the author of the now-famous op-ed.
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You would think that would not be too hard, since Mr. Brown has been a presence in the culture going back to his days at Adelphi University, where he met members of what would become Public Enemy at the college radio station.
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He said this was part of a plan "intended to secure that the political ends currently being pursued by the vice president are advanced in relation to what has become public knowledge about the desire to secure a front foot in succession politics".
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Senior Treasury officials said that donor lists have inadvertently been released in the past, and groups on both the left and the right had worried that people would be reluctant to make donations if they were worried their names would become public.
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While most private Catholic schools in the province have become public and opened their doors to women, St. Michael's stuck to tradition, raising its tuition rates, which now run around $15,000 (about 20,000 Canadian dollars) and pouring money into its sports programs.
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The precise impact on Mr. Trump cannot be ascertained because the president refuses to release his tax returns, but the few snippets of returns that have become public show one thing clearly: The alternative minimum tax has been unkind to Mr. Trump.
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If You Hit A Dry Hole, Stop Drilling We had people sending us tips on any number of things, and we had to look at them, and we had the Steele dossier, which still had not become public, at the same time.
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As for why she revealed her diagnosis Tuesday ... Shannen says her condition was going to become public this week as part of her lawsuit against State Farm over unpaid claims following damage to her house caused by last year's devastating Wolseley fire. .
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But the information that Mr. Roof worked so hard to suppress has now become public, as Judge Richard M. Gergel of Federal District Court this month finished unsealing thousands of pages of psychiatric reports and transcripts from the November and January hearings.
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In her first public account of the destruction, which occurred in 2005, she said there were concerns about the "security risk" the tapes posed — that the lives of undercover agency officers might be put in danger if they were to become public.
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There's nobody better to explain it than Dani Deahl: All the recordings turned 50 years old in 2019, meaning they were slated to become public domain in the European Union unless they were published in some form before the end of the year.
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But he also testified that Mr. Trump insisted to him there was no "quid pro quo" — although only after the aid freeze had become public and the president had been told about the whistle-blower complaint setting out details of the pressure campaign.
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"While at some point the IG&aposs report may become public and those details may be revealed, I don&apost feel like it&aposs appropriate or fair to Mr. Johnson&aposs wife or children to do so at this time," she said.
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And if you are curious about why it takes 150 signatures for a petition to become public on the website, it was born from a comment I made in a planning meeting about Dunbar's number and the cognitive limits of societal structures.
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As those past Disruptors, which are defined by their use of smartphones and the cloud, become public giants, we're seeing a handful of new technologies drive change, led by machine learning and artificial intelligence, both leveraged by well over half of this year's list.
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Weinstein's voraciousness — his spending, his dominance, his subsequent move into production, his Oscar campaigns, and his power plays, which, as has only recently become public knowledge, held many women hostage — helped make his company the behemoth of the 1990s and 2000s indie film industry.
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More and more aspiring immigrants – especially Mexicans – are being denied visas based on determinations by the U.S. State Department that they might become "public charges," dependent on the government for support, according to official data and interviews with attorneys, immigrants and their family members.
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Within the company, the unearthing of the emails in the process of responding to a continuing federal privacy investigation has raised concerns that they would be harmful to Facebook, at least from a public-relations standpoint, if they were to become public, the WSJ reported.
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But John Donovan, chief executive of AT&T Communications, told Reuters the deal is a fundamental shift for the telecommunications provider to become "public cloud first," meaning that it will predominately rely on data centers built by others to power the rest of its business.
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Therefore, logic would dictate that if we don't want to see people denied citizenship and other benefits because they are public charges, then we should scrap an immigration system that favors the admission of large numbers of people who are likely to become public charges.
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Boglioli remembered writing to each of the women on the 1976 Olympic swim team in 1992, after the revelations about the state-sponsored doping in East Germany had become public, seeking support to petition the U.S.O.C. and the I.O.C. to revisit the 1976 results.
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Based on the few pages of Donald J. Trump's 1995 tax returns that have become public, we have come to the conclusion that no one in his position would have been nominated, much less confirmed by the Senate, during either of the administrations we served.
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"We give users the option to post information about themselves including HIV status and last test date, and we make it clear in our privacy policy that if you choose to include this information in your profile, the information will also become public," Chen said.
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No such application materials had apparently become public in the 40 years since Congress enacted that law to regulate the interception of phone calls and other communications on domestic soil in search of spies and terrorists, as opposed to wiretapping for ordinary criminal investigations.
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In response, Mr. Waxman has raised questions about the Civil Rights Division's authority to pursue the investigation and proposed various limits on how government officials may gain access to the records, citing the privacy of applicants and concerns that the materials might become public.
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As more cases of harassment and assault have become public, a 2018 survey by market research company Ipsos and NPR found 69% of Americans believe the #MeToo movement has helped produce an environment where people accused of sexual assault or harassment will be held accountable.
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When instances of blackface did become public — at an Illinois university in 1988, a high school in Missouri in 1990, a fraternity in Georgia in 1997 — condemnation followed as well as suspensions, firings and elaborate apologies, at least when people felt the need to apologize.
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With decreasing degrees of certainty, according to the degree of consanguinity, it can divulge a relative's susceptibilities to certain diseases, for example, or information about paternity, that the relative in question might or might not want to know, and might or might not want to become public.
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The US attorney general who appointed the special prosecutor who nailed Libby was none other than James Comey — the same James Comey whose firing by Trump kicked off special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump and who has since become public enemy No. 1 for the president.
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And, in brief, while backdoors can pose a security risk to all of a product's users by introducing new vulnerabilities, hacking is about taking advantage of already existing problems in a program or operating system (What happens if those exploits become public is another issue altogether).
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Kislyak's meetings with Trump officials during the election season have become a major source of controversy for the White House -- not just because of the meetings themselves, but also because a number of prominent officials have failed to disclose the meetings until they have become public.
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Fusion's lawyers also argued on Monday night that the court "must assume that if Defendant Bank produces the records, they will become public," pointing to at least three episodes in recent weeks where HPSCI staff "has systematically disclosed confidential and prejudicial information about" Fusion to the press.
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A federal judge has ordered the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to give the court documents related to its consideration of a controversial mining project in Alaska, ruling he has "no confidence" in the agency's ability to decide which documents should become public following an open records request.
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The presumably most newsworthy parts were redacted... >> Josh Campbell quipped: "Mueller's filing tonight is the equivalent of losing a cell phone call in the tunnel just when it started to get interesting..." What we don't know What's in the redactions or when the info will become public!
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"I expect that over the next months, even years, all of the relevant documents will eventually become public and we may well end up having a much clearer record in a number of the incidents that were debated very fiercely," said Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware.
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Among them is the whistleblower's belief that Trump's actions were so obviously egregious that White House officials promptly launched a cover-up to minimize the chance that Trump's efforts to have a foreign power dig up dirt on a leading Democratic presidential contender would become public.
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In an effort to parry Republican accusations of overreach, the House Ways and Means chairman, Representative Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts, has decided instead to try to first build a public case for why the returns ought to become public before he lodges a formal request.
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At Manning's sentencing hearing in August 2013, then-US Undersecretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy said "some foreign government officials, business leaders, educators, and journalists" did not feel comfortable speaking with US diplomats after the disclosures because they feared their conversations would eventually become public.
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Second, one could also imagine a copiously detailed "Mueller report" trying to authoritatively sum up Trumpworld's Russian contacts and Russia's efforts to interfere with the election — one designed to tell a story about what happened, and written under the assumption that it will become public eventually.
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The court wrote then that, barring evidence that publishing the information could put the lives of officers in danger, the information ought to become public — "It would be unwise for this Court to countenance the establishment of a permanently anonymous section of the police force," the unanimous court wrote.
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One of the attorneys who spoke with BuzzFeed News and had direct knowledge of the investigation said the special counsel's office had taken "significant steps" to avoid having its work become public, including the identities of witnesses visiting Mueller's office — where reporters are regularly posted outside — for meetings.
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Now that these mistakes from the past have become public I need to apologize again to all of those who I have offended Ignorance has no place in our society and I hope the sharing of my faults can prevent others from making the same mistake in the future.
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If a culture that leads to sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood has existed for decades — and the behavior of some serial predators has been a more or less open secret for just as long — why did it take this long for knowledge of that culture to become public?
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"It's a good context for dealing with the two licensee issues we have now," Alex Rogers, the head of Qualcomm's licensing division, told Reuters in an interview, naming Apple but leaving Huawei unnamed as is the company's policy when a dispute hasn't become public through a court proceeding.
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But federal regulations offer Whitaker, now acting attorney general, broad authority with respect to the special counsel that extends beyond the ability to remove Mueller, giving him the ability to curtail the probe in ways that would not necessarily become public knowledge until after the Russia investigation is over.
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Beginning with a marathon news conference in January 2014 after the lane closing scheme had become public, Mr. Christie has insisted that he had nothing to do with planning or executing the shutdown of two of the three access lanes from Fort Lee to the bridge, the world's busiest.
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DAVID FABER: FIVE YEARS AFTER TAKING THE COMPANY PRIVATE, DELL WILL BECOME PUBLIC AGAIN, BUYING OUT THE TRACKING STOCK OF VMWARE, IT'S CLOUD SOFTWARE UNIT THAT IT OWNS LESS THAN 503% OF. VMWARE AND THE NEWLY CREATED DELL TECHNOLOGIES CLASS C SHARES ARE BOTH UP SHARPLY THIS MORNING.
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They also said that it's important for Trump's returns to become public so that the American people can see how Trump benefits from the tax-cut law he signed last year and can see if he has any foreign bank accounts or pays taxes to any foreign governments.
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Until Monday, intelligence and law enforcement officials had strenuously resisted both demands, saying that the information was highly sensitive and that it was not appropriate to turn over the unredacted material to Congress, where they fear it could potentially become public or be used to undermine Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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Rarely do sexual misconduct allegations against federal judges become public, even belatedly, as in the Waco episode or as they did in late 2017, with myriad complaints against California-based US Appeals Court Judge Alex Kozinski that drew national attention in the current #MeToo moment, forcing his resignation.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the Trump administration to move forward with plans to deny green cards to immigrants who are thought to be likely to become "public charges" by making even occasional and minor use of public benefits like Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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At least some Republican players turned down a chance to exploit the material, including Representative Ryan Costello of Pennsylvania, who was running for re-election in a contest where he faced off against Mr. Parrish and was aware of the unflattering material about his opponent that had become public.
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They include some people who were are part of Trumpworld — but also many who are not, and who are of interest solely because of their connection to Stone himself: And those are just the names we know — Mueller's team has likely questioned more people whose names haven't become public.
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Ever since the 1980s, when copies of deleted emails from John Poindexter, a former national security adviser, and Oliver North, a member of the National Security Council staff, were discovered and showed their role in the Iran-contra affair, people have known that emails have long lives and can become public.
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If Judge Walton, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, were to disagree that the Trump administration was justified in keeping some of those passages hidden, additional portions of the report could become public — potentially thrusting Mr. Mueller's findings back into the spotlight in the midst of the 2020 campaign.
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In a pair of recent decisions, for instance, the court lifted injunctions that had blocked the administration's plans to deny green cards to immigrants who were thought to be likely to become "public charges" by even the occasional and minor use of public benefits like Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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Over the past two years, considerable information detailing Tehran's violations of the deal have become public, including: exceeding limits on uranium enrichment and production of heavy water; illicit efforts at international procurement of dual-use nuclear and missile technology; and obstructing international inspection efforts (which were insufficient to begin with).
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A GOP senator who requested anonymity to discuss party strategy said that White House officials and GOP leaders decided the damaging information was likely to become public anyway and thought the best strategy was to get it out early so Republicans could then have a chance to wage a counteroffensive.
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But even though some of what the government did to Mr. Nashiri has become public, including through the partial declassification of a 2004 C.I.A. inspector general report and the release in 2014 of the executive summary of a Senate Intelligence Committee report about the interrogation program, many details have remained classified.
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Mr. Trump's team learned that day that one of the biggest secrets of his presidential bid was about to become public: At the height of the campaign, his son, son-in-law and campaign chairman had met at Trump Tower with Russians on the promise of obtaining dirt on Mrs.
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Usually, presidents claim executive privilege to prevent releasing any information they don't want to share — due to national security concerns, because they want their aides to give them candid advice without worrying that it might become public, or because the information would be embarrassing or politically damaging, among many other reasons.
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I left the discussion, not precisely buoyed, but grateful that there are some members of the culture who still believe in the museum project — that place of civic encounter where private considerations become public action — and believe that we can still make these institutions have a broader and deeper purpose.
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While the State Department has a tradition of being open to dissent — in the 1990s, Secretary of State Warren Christopher met with Foreign Service officers who had written a 30-page dissent on the Clinton administration's Balkans policy — Mr. Christopher and his successors have been frustrated when these classified memos become public.
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" U.S. officials were brutally honest about the money and strategy of the war: "With most speaking on the assumption that their remarks would not become public, U.S. officials acknowledged that their warfighting strategies were fatally flawed and that Washington wasted enormous sums of money trying to remake Afghanistan into a modern nation.
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The ruling raises the likelihood that Trump's tax returns will be provided in response to a subpoena from the Manhattan district attorney's office, although any material obtained through a grand jury subpoena is covered by grand jury secrecy rules, meaning it would likely become public only if it were used as evidence at a trial.
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But as the number of these settlements rise, and now that they've become public, there's a strong chance that future plaintiffs will point to them as evidence that the network has a policy of paying off victims of harassment: They show that Fox has the very opposite of a sound anti-sexual-harassment policy.
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His lawyer sent in an addendum to his testimony after others' opening statements had become public that contained a bombshell — he admitted that he'd told a top Ukrainian official that they wouldn't get military aid until the country's leaders went on television and announced investigations into former Vice President Joe Biden and the 2016 election.
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At the time, Clinton's Attorney General Janet Reno declared that the Ken Starr-era rules, which had allowed for Starr's voluminous report to be shipped directly to Congress, were a "problem" because they cut against the American legal tradition that evidence against any suspect should only become become public after that person has been indicted.
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It was more likely to have been included "to show that the investigation had become public, and that the target therefore might take steps to destroy evidence or cover his tracks," said David Kris, a FISA expert and former head of the Justice Department's National Security Division in the first term of the Obama administration.
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There are, however, downsides for a brand whose fans congregate in online spaces over which it has no control: Shipping delays, customer service complaints, and quality control issues all become public grievances generating dozens, if not hundreds, of comments, comparing responses from the company and mobilizing others to post on the brand's official pages.
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It is absurd to think that one of the most recognizable business leaders on the planet with a strong record of empowering women in his companies would do the things alleged in this story, and for this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all.
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Buytaert (who is also co-founder and CTO of Acquia, a Drupal platform which has raised ~$175 million over the years and has been struggling to IPO for a few years now) retorts: when a highly-visible community member's private views become public, controversial, and disruptive for the project, I must consider the impact … all people are created equally.
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On the precipice of a new year that will see some of the tech sector's most iconic startups become public companies — including Uber, Lyft and Postmates — both Airbnb and Slack are weighing direct listings, and their decisions will go a long way toward signaling whether Spotify's so-far singular move was an aberration or a trendsetter.
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Under Trump's order on Monday, a series of documents will become public, including classified parts of a surveillance application that allowed the FBI to wiretap former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, FBI reports of interviews with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and "all text messages relating to the Russia investigation" from former FBI Director James Comey.
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"So, yeah, there's some grey areas, but if there is a clear order to disobey the laws of war, someone, hopefully someone in the U.S. military will disobey it and then it will become public knowledge, and then there will be a shit storm the magnitude of which we can't comprehend in the international community," he added.
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" However, she added, the length of time it took for the footage to become public indicates that "there is an effort to conceal such things, and a hope to not reveal some of the bad behavior that continues to go on by some law enforcement officials with regard to engaging with citizens, especially those citizens of color.
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There was concern that if the information was to become public—either through a planned article or a leak—having the Tor Project linked to the CIA could lead to real, physical harm on activists' families living under regimes hostile to the US. Ultimately, DaveC1 stepped down shortly after announcing his entry into the Tor Project, Motherboard understands.
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Still, the whistle-blower's political affiliation and the other facts, should they become public, could fuel arguments from Mr. Trump and his Republican allies that his actions were politically motivated or that his political views colored how he assessed a string of actions he heard about from other government officials and then summarized in his complaint.
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"With the express understanding that it would not violate the Privacy Act and that the text messages would become public by the next day in any event, I authorized [Justice's Office of Public Affairs] to disclose to the news media the text messages that were being disclosed to Congressional committees," Rosenstein wrote in a five-page statement signed Friday.
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Schiff said he anticipated enough Republicans would support release to send the memo to the White House for declassification, and while allowing for the possibility Trump could block release of the memo and expressing concern he might redact some of it for political purposes, Schiff said he expects Trump will allow it to become public as well.
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"I was surprised that my drawing sketch become public; I wrote words on my drawing sketch but I feel that it's not right to show, I censored it to respect families of Carrie & Debbie until I learned that Todd Fisher told that his mother broke her heart over Carrie, She want to be with her forever," LaChance wrote on Facebook.
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Trump spokesman Jason Miller responded: "It is absurd to think that one of the most recognizable business leaders on the planet with a strong record of empowering women in his companies would do the things alleged in this story, and for this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all."
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It is likely that none of these crimes and abuses of power would have become public had it not been for the fact that the Nixon White House was so confident of presidential power that they reused the same criminals who worked on the Pentagon Papers case, the so-called Plumbers, for political espionage in the election year of 1972.
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"It is absurd to think that one of the most recognizable business leaders on the planet with a strong record of empowering women in his companies would do the things alleged in this story, and for this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all," said Jason Miller, a Trump spokesman.
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Editora La Prensa, S.A. de C.V. will seek information from the corresponding authorities in relation to the acts that were revealed today, so that if it is appropriate, we can initiate a legal response to help the authorities in the clarification of these regrettable actions that are being investigated, which will become public knowledge to the Mexican people, and in particular our readers.
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In addition, text messages tied to the investigation into Russia's election interference from top federal officials such as former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE will become public.
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"A number of disturbing incidents in academia have recently become public or semi-public knowledge, and the Harvey Weinstein scandal has opened up an international discussion about unaddressed sexual harassment and violence," wrote 12 history professors and students, including Graubart, the Notre Dame professor, in a letter to the American Historical Association in November, which now has more than 800 signatures.
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No law requires it, but the IRS makes all tax-exempt organizations provide the names and addresses of their major contributors on Schedule B. It is illegal for the IRS to disclose this information, for good reason – donors to politically unpopular organizations rightly worry that if their identities become public they could be subject to threats or harassment in today's charged ideological climate.
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But also looming in the background, and considered by pundits as legitimate election fodder, are groping allegations against Trudeau from 18 years ago that have just become public and which many feel have been insufficiently addressed by the Liberal leader, who's branded himself as a fierce defender of women, even booting a Liberal MP from the cabinet for allegedly calling a woman "yummy" almost a decade ago.
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"If we stagnate as a business or the business declines, and the reality is, if we need additional profit, if we become public one day and the investors are calling for people's heads unless we generate an additional three cents of earnings per share, then that situation will be prime for us to need to make tough decisions with regard to the people," he says.
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" (John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chair, had been hacked by the GRU, but that wouldn't become public knowledge for two more months.) An intriguing bit here is that an associate of Corsi's, Ted Malloch, told investigators that Corsi told him around that time "that the hacked emails of John Podesta would be released prior to Election Day and would be helpful to the Trump Campaign.
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" In another, separate statement about the story, Jason Miller, a Trump spokesperson said, "It is absurd to think that one of the most recognizable business leaders on the planet with a strong record of empowering women in his companies would do the things alleged in this story, and for this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all.
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CNN has become public enemy number one for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and the latest media outlet to become entangled in a high-stakes stand-off with the president-elect.
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Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson, the two sisters known as Diamond & Silk who have become public figures through their viral videos in support of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, have been awarded their own weekly program on Fox Nation.
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"With the express understanding that it would not violate the Privacy Act and that the text messages would become public by the next day in any event, I authorized [Justice's Office of Public Affairs] to disclose to the news media the text messages that were being disclosed to Congressional committees," Rosenstein wrote in a five-page statement signed Friday, adding that he told staff to notify Page's and Strzok's lawyers.
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And I think the other part of the way I see my job is there's all this stuff happening in rooms that we're not allowed into, and I've always wanted to tell people what's happening in the room and to find out to the best of my ability how these decisions are being made, that then become public policy, and piecing that together after the caravan moves on, you know?
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Given his proximity to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and the ostentatious search of his premises a few weeks ago, Cohen seems to have become Public Enemy No. 1 among federal prosecutors in Washington and New York.
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Sources were telling us it was discussed whether the rape was some sort of plot by Uber's competitor Ola in India to sabotage the company, so, questioning the validity of the incident itself, and today, as we reported, the rape victim has filed another lawsuit against Uber for invasion of privacy, for defamation, and this is in California, so we could possibly see this play out in a way that forces the Holder Report itself to become public.
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Under the order, classified parts of a surveillance application that allowed the FBI to monitor former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page will become public in addition to "all text messages relating to the Russia investigation" from former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE and several other top federal officials.
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Read more: Mueller says he didn't subpoena Trump because he expected Trump to fight it and wanted to expedite 'the end of the investigation'While arguing that the dossier being partially funded by the Clinton campaign discredited and tainted the warrants and investigations, the Steele dossier did not become public until well after the FBI's counterintelligence began, and there is no evidence it served as the basis for either the FBI or the special counsel investigations, or that it was the main basis for the Page FISA warrant.
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He gave Quichotte the news in the kindest possible way, flying out personally from General Aviation at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in his new G650ER to meet Quichotte in Flagstaff, Arizona, after receiving a worried call from the director of West Flagstaff Family Medicine, Dr. D. F. Winona, to whom Quichotte had improbably confided during their appointment that he was thinking of escorting the delectable Miss Salma R. to the next Vanity Fair Oscars party, after which their clandestine romance would finally become public knowledge.
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Under Trump's order on Monday, a series of documents will become public, including classified parts of a surveillance application that allowed the FBI to wiretap former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, FBI reports of interviews with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and "all text messages relating to the Russia investigation" from former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE.
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