We will update the story as more information becomes public.
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Other times, they take umbrage, and the controversy becomes public.
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But the moment the conversation becomes public, plausible deniability ceases.
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As soon as it becomes public and political, it's dangerous.
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And, typically, that becomes public ahead of a confirmation hearing.
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That is until new information becomes public in the early '90s.
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He controls scope of the Mueller investigation and what becomes public.
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"Everything you've ever posted becomes public from today," the post states.
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Privately, I protested what she said; here my protest becomes public.
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Private battle becomes public Let's send up some prayers for David Cassidy.
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Meanwhile, victims or survivors are largely forgotten after the accusation becomes public.
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If the breach becomes public anyway, get rid of your security managers.
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Here are five things to watch for when the report becomes public.
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We will continue to update this post as more information becomes public.
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That allows scalpers to buy products before an official sale becomes public.
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After each misdeed becomes public, Facebook alternates between denial, hollow promises and apology campaigns.
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"When technology enters transportation, people forget that it also becomes public health," she said.
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Generally speaking, the larger a venture round is, the faster it becomes public knowledge.
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What will happen if and when a fuller transcript of that Ukraine call becomes public?
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With that, Bobby and Taylor's quiet, behind-the-scenes fight becomes public drama and meme-fodder.
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"After each misdeed becomes public, Facebook alternates between denial, hollow promises and apology campaigns," Cicilline wrote.
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When you're dating a royal, it's only a matter of time before your relationship becomes public.
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It will become a whole lot harder to do this tomorrow when the bill becomes public.
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It's the quality of the new information that counts, not the means by which it becomes public.
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I used it to register some domains, knowing that the whois information all too often becomes public.
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What is created judicially often becomes public policy rendering all of our notes, observations, doubts, jottings, etc.
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But it's also very possible that this list will grow when and if Mueller's report becomes public.
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Once a company replies or the 15-day period lapses, the complaint becomes public on the database.
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Specifically: What do you do when the person you're supposed to be representing suddenly becomes public enemy #1?
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The White House releases a rough transcript of the call with Zelensky, and the whistleblower complaint becomes public.
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Under Florida law, most evidence in a criminal case becomes public once prosecutors turn it over to the defense.
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At almost the same time, the news about the future of the earth — or lack thereof — becomes public knowledge.
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In practice, the department does this in an effort to resolve lawmakers' concerns before an intended sale becomes public.
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Currently, a lot of federally funded research is kept behind a paywall for one year before it becomes public.
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This is the concept of "responsible disclosure," and gives developers first crack at fixing an issue before it becomes public.
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One theory I've heard is that when a peace bond is registered, the real name of the suspect becomes public.
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I think about those bears every time yet another allegation of sexual misconduct against yet another powerful man becomes public.
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Here are a few McCormick mentioned to me: All that stuff will crank up the minute the information becomes public.
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It also gets paid more than the other firms and positions itself favorably for future transactions after the company becomes public.
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When it becomes public, Uber's bylaws will change, erasing old agreements with its directors, according to Uber's IPO filing posted Thursday.
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Every time a major hack becomes public—Target, Yahoo, take your pick—Mike Stabile is grateful it's not an adult site.
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When Mueller's report becomes public, Congressman Nadler and the House Judiciary Committee will similarly have a big decision on their hands.
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To be clear, it's not a political hot potato for the Israeli government or Netanyahu if such an alliance becomes public.
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So for this reason, Republicans believe a delay is appropriate between when a loan is received and when it becomes public.
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He sidestepped a question about whether the president's lawyers were seeking to review the report before any of it becomes public.
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These laws were lobbied for by an industry that fears it cannot survive if information about how it operates becomes public.
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The report is now in the hands of Attorney General William Barr, who will have discretion over whether it becomes public.
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Queen Elizabeth, 89, rarely slips away from Buckingham Palace for a night out, but when she does, it hardly ever becomes public.
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Xabier Celaya, an OHCHR spokesman, told the Post that Puras signed the letter but cannot comment on it until it becomes public.
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It is common for U.S. securities fraud lawsuits to be filed against companies whose share prices tumble after negative news becomes public.
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Meanwhile, Sutton's secret relationship with one of the magazine's board members threatens to ruin her reputation if it becomes public knowledge because, sexism.
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It's clear by now that Trump has awakened and sanctioned a kind of latent social disorder among his supporters: private racism becomes public.
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Fallon has said Clinton's campaign believes McCullough is working with Republican lawmakers to make sure the information becomes public to embarrass their candidate.
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As more of the secret evidence used to justify the Russia probe becomes public, an increasingly dark portrait of the FBI's conduct emerges.
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Some members of Mr. Mueller's team are concerned that Americans' views of the investigation will have hardened before the full report becomes public.
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Judge Jackson's reasoning could become clearer in the next few days when a transcript of Wednesday's closed hearing on the matter becomes public.
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The real question for Google isn't what it does when a controversial memo becomes public, but what it does when most people aren't looking.
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She went on to point out just about everything Justin does becomes public news, and gave him props for holding up under those conditions.
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But once a security problem becomes public, computer users take a big risk if they do not install a patch to fix the issue.
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In contrast to the scientists' very public input, these deliberations are closed-door: How they decide on their recommendations and priorities never becomes public.
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But if the evidence in the Turkish government's possession never becomes public, it will be Khashoggi's allies who will struggle to move the story forward.
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Such information rarely becomes public, but Mr. Nadler has made the case that his committee needs access to it to determine whether impeachment is warranted.
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Sansa knows that if Littlefinger's dramatic slaying of Lysa becomes public knowledge, she will lose her greatest protector and even be possibly implicated in the crime.
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Even if the committees refuse to grant them immunity, congressional testimony that becomes public can give other witnesses a chance to line up their stories. Rep.
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House Democrats are plotting ways to ensure that special counsel Robert Mueller's final report becomes public and that Justice Department officials don't interfere with its contents.
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"They are going to incur cut after cut after cut, and that's what's going to happen as soon as this thing becomes public," Avenatti allegedly threatened.
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This week, we learned that White House lawyers expect to see Mueller's report before it becomes public, to enable them to object based on executive privilege.
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It's hard to maintain cool and detached otherworldliness when your very human love life becomes public fascination spread thin across red carpets and gossip rags and Instagram.
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The Illinois Democrat also said the GOP memo spearheaded by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes would be "discredited" if a competing House Democratic memo becomes public.
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Talking with many whistleblowers, we've identified the most important types of support and protection that they need if their identity becomes public — which now happens with unfortunate regularity.
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He has said that once it becomes public, he is happy to negotiate with the Senate and House Judiciary chairmen to determine what other material can be released.
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We could see further action by the European Union as well as individual member states, especially if any intelligence about MBS's direct role in the assassination becomes public.
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When an investigation becomes public, there is little anyone can do to slow it down, or seek to get their reputation back even if no charges were filed.
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But, once the operation becomes public, the source said there can be internal interference from other agencies competing to make busts, or who worry about their own assets.
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If the video becomes public, or his court case is televised, which is possible in state court in Florida, Mr. Kraft's problems could go from bad to worse.
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Trouble ahead for Volker as it becomes public from POLITICO reporting that Trump ordered his national security team to put a hold on military assistance aid to Ukraine.
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Private information becomes public Details of what should have been a nonpublic murder investigation became front page news, and the public soon realized there were problems with the case.
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That's the double bind of a life lived online, particularly when you garner a real following: once you've shared one aspect of yourself, however small, that becomes public property.
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David Segal reported that Mr. Nystad, the chief of Norway's 30-strong crew of Olympic wax techs, becomes public enemy No. 1 back home when his team messes up.
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Georgia-based progressive political analyst Anoa Changa said that she's seeing a massive surge in political activity from people in the state as more information becomes public about Kemp's behavior.
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The full draft report, when it becomes public, will no doubt contain more interesting information ripe for interpretation, and other commissioners may also weigh in on its successes and shortcomings.
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"We are working on better ties with Germany, but we have to tightly control what becomes public information and what doesn't," a government source familiar with Poland's foreign policy, told Reuters.
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"There's this issue if this data becomes public, will anyone be able to go and knock on these people's doors?" said Marianthi-Anna Kioumourtzoglou, an environmental health professor at Columbia University.
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It's a battle the White House and Congress are already preparing for to determine if any of the report Mueller produces goes to Congress or any part of it becomes public.
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In the meantime, the White House's special counsel Emmet Flood and his team charged with responding to Mueller's inquiries have prepared possible responses from the White House to whatever becomes public.
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"We today live in a market that is rapidly becoming so transparent that virtually every decision in your supply chain, in your production processes and your marketing becomes public knowledge," he said.
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" It goes on to make even less sense from there, grammatically and otherwise: "Everything you've ever posted becomes public from today Even messages that have been deleted or the photos not allowed.
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The updated premise: Alex's longtime co-host is fired after news of his behavior on the job (and in his dressing room) becomes public, throwing the show and her career into chaos.
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The steps an unscrupulous prosecutor might take to get a conviction, like hiding evidence favorable to the defense or coercing a witness to give certain testimony, seldom becomes public, legal scholars said.
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Some pieces of evidence may very well be confidential under the Privacy Act or heavily redacted, but Exxon can be expected to hand over material with the stipulation that it never becomes public.
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If that information becomes public, it would make [Mind the Gap] and the donee organizations targets for Republicans and enable them to ramp up voter suppression efforts and other tactics at their disposal.
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If Mueller does charge that the president committed obstruction of justice, the minute that report becomes public (which it certainly will one way or the other) there will be a huge public firestorm.
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"There's a real mystery of what happens to consumer data when it becomes public," said study co-author Dan Salsburg, chief counsel and acting chief of the FTC's Office of Technology Research and Investigation.
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Assuming that some significant portion of the report becomes public, and that it provides an additional factual record beyond what we already know, the question will quickly become how to identify any smoking guns.
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The site's article could inspire others to try to publicly list figures who are susceptible to hacking, which could then make them more vulnerable to a real malicious attack once that becomes public knowledge.
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If all his tax information becomes public that way, it would set a dangerous precedent for all of us, or at least anyone whom the Ways and Means Committee seeks to target for whatever reason.
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Mr. Kraft's lawyers are likely to fight tooth and nail to ensure that the video never becomes public, opening yet another front in a litigation that under normal circumstances would involve little effort or expense.
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Guhtrie and co-anchor Hoda Kotb were visibly shaken as they told Today viewers that they didn't know all the details of Lauer's departure, but promised to report on the story as more information becomes public.
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Harvard Law School professor John Coates said U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rules on fair disclosure allow the selective sharing of some details if recipients agree not to trade until what they are told becomes public.
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I think we're really good partners to management teams, the three that we're ... This is just for people who don't know, you buy a company and then it instantly becomes public, because the SPAC is public.
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"Obviously, this is the part of the game that somewhat becomes public and sometimes can be frustrating for both sides, but you have to be able to move on," Manager Joe Girardi said earlier in the week.
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Maybe that news becomes public through indictments against Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his son, Donald Trump Jr., that outline how they served as intermediaries with a foreign power to tip the election in his favor.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was unconcerned about the impeachment inquiry as witnesses' testimony becomes public but did not want to support the process by letting his top aide testify behind closed doors on Friday.
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Much of Wednesday's hearing, and an earlier session with House lawmakers on Tuesday, was focused on that report, on continuing redactions of delicate information before it becomes public, and on Mr. Barr's characterization of what Mr. Mueller found.
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This sort of information rarely becomes public; typically it will be kept within a circle of intelligence agencies, the hackers they may work with, or rival agencies from other nations who want to piggyback on the gathered intelligence.
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Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert described the DNA samples from DeAngelo as "abandoned," stating when a person leaves their DNA in a place that it becomes "public domain" and is free to be used by law enforcement.
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Emmett Flood, the White House lawyer tasked with handling the White House's response to the Mueller probe, and officials have held meetings to game out the White House's response to whatever becomes public, a senior White House official said.
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"Once data starts to be sold, it starts to be used for fraud, then the breach becomes public because different financial institutions — entities involved in payment processing — start to be able to pinpoint the common source of the data," said Miller.
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There's an established process when a man does something bad and it becomes public: People become upset at the poor behavior of a privileged man who has never been held accountable, and then that man embarks on an apology tour.
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Hubble data becomes public after a year, and although Benneke says his team has been analyzing K22-218b for nearly three years and originally commissioned the observation, the UCL team swooped in on the data and published its own analysis first.
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"The company will die — not die, but they are going to incur cut after cut after cut after cut, and that's what's going to happen as soon as this thing becomes public," Mr. Avenatti told Nike lawyers in a meeting that was recorded.
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Everything you've ever posted becomes public from today..."According to the poorly written notice, All you have to do to save yourself is post this note, which tells Instagram that "it is strictly forbidden to disclose, copy, distribute or take any other action against me.
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Apple is understandably worried about the security on their phones being cracked, and it's feared that it's only a matter of time before the exploit leaks and becomes public knowledge, which puts the company at a disadvantage, as they don't know the nature of the hack. [Buzzfeed]
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"The company will die — not die, but they are going to incur cut after cut after cut after cut, and that's what's going to happen as soon as this thing becomes public," Mr. Avenatti said in a meeting with Nike lawyers that was recorded for video and audio.
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More importantly, if the legislation released Wednesday does include a new millionaires tax, those who oppose it believe it will be near impossible -- given the politics -- to find the votes to strip it out once the debate becomes public and changes require votes that can and will be used in future campaigns.
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Karen Greve Milton, the executive for the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals, which is handling the review of Kozinski, confirmed that ordinarily a misconduct complaint would be dismissed once a judge left the bench but said she could not comment on the Kozinski matter until the judicial council's resolution of the complaint becomes public.
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First of all, the two have obvious hurdles to overcome in Jeff's reluctance to discuss his sexuality, to say nothing of how an employee at Mateo's level (he's just a Cloud 9 "team member") probably shouldn't be in a relationship with someone who outranks him as much as Jeff does — indeed, when their relationship becomes public, Mateo has to transfer out of Jeff's district to another store.
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It's not entirely clear yet what Facebook's complete 230 story will be, but there is at the very least a pattern: Facebook does the bad thing, hides the bad thing, and then when the bad thing becomes public, it says it's sorry and offers up explanations, only to either keep doing that bad thing or repeat the cycle related to a different bad thing.
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What proportion of the Mueller report becomes public will hinge on many factors: how much classified information and grand jury material shielded from public disclosure it has; how much of it is arguably protected by executive privilege; to what extent it details criminal conduct, and to what extent Mr. Barr may reasonably argue that the Justice Department has an interest in protecting the privacy of those who are innocent.
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