In other words, they think our president is being blackmailed.
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Sir Robert Chiltern, a promising parliamentarian, is blackmailed by Mrs.
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That you have blackmailed people to get what you want?
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"It depends on whether he blackmailed Ukraine," said former Rep.
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To date, no evidence has emerged that Trump was blackmailed.
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Until then, we are all in danger of being blackmailed.
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You know, now that he double-crossed and blackmailed his father.
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Go deeper: Attorney for David Pecker denies National Enquirer blackmailed Bezos
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China said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation.
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He blackmailed me by threatening to tell everyone, including my family.
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Evidence is mounting that the security services threatened or blackmailed them.
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Any assertion that the network blackmailed or coerced him is false.
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Or Russia-linked hackers who blackmailed liberal groups by threatening email leaks.
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Certainly the evil one is whoever blackmailed and tried to kill Petra.
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"The EU and its member states cannot be blackmailed," Roth told Reuters.
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I was in high school when Amanda Todd was blackmailed to death.
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She also raised the possibility of Flynn being blackmailed by the Russians.
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In that case, Americans "could be blackmailed by the Russians," she said.
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"The state and the judiciary are being crudely blackmailed," the union said.
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CNN has pushed back against reports that its reporters blackmailed the user.
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Trump was blackmailed by Russia through his financial exposure with Deutsche Bank.
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Eric Greitens (R) blackmailed a woman with whom he had an affair.
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The state would also not allow itself to be blackmailed by PSA.
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Specifically, given that Jamie was blackmailed into sex, people wondered if he consented.
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But unfounded suggestions that she could be blackmailed go a step too far.
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"The national security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the Russians," Yates testified.
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The whole thing was filmed so that he could be blackmailed with it.
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China on Friday said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation.
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"The FBI is always concerned if public officials can be blackmailed," McCallion said.
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He says "go ahead," he'd rather deal with the backlash than be blackmailed.
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Greitens has admitted to the affair, but disputed claims he blackmailed the woman.
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"Citycomp has been hacked and blackmailed and the attack is ongoing," Bartsch wrote.
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We will not permit America or our allies to be blackmailed or attacked.
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Later in the video, she explained she did this because she was blackmailed.
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But after being blackmailed about being transgender, she decided to come out publicly.
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He also publicly announced he had HIV after he was blackmailed about it.
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We did not want children at the wedding, but they basically blackmailed us.
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"You've been half-raped and blackmailed," her husband said, according to the report.
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The Female 'Slaves' Were Allegedly Blackmailed and Branded With Raniere's Initials Authorities allege the women were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs — with which they later could be blackmailed.
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The new American president would be blackmailed into conducting foreign policy as Putin's poodle.
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They are routinely abused, blackmailed, assaulted by mobs, or raped by police or vigilantes.
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He had obtained an indecent photo of Crandall and blackmailed her into meeting him.
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They are routinely abused, blackmailed, assaulted by mobs, or raped by police or vigilantes.
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"You have to [have sex with a relation] because you're being blackmailed," says Fires.
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Nobody ever wondered whether a Democratic president was being blackmailed by a foreign dictator.
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She plays a closeted cheerleader who's being blackmailed by a homophobic bully, only — twist!
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From there, some were allegedly branded, blackmailed, and pressured into having sex with Raniere.
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"Any assertion that the network blackmailed or coerced him is false," the network said.
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The new American president would be blackmailed into conducting foreign policy as Putin's poodle.
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She revealed that she was blackmailed by someone who threatened to publicly out her.
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Mr. Hall was blackmailed into resigning after his school found out he was gay.
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"We can't be blackmailed into paying a price on the first part," he said.
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He "sort of blackmailed them into putting these pictures into the magazine," she said.
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"I don't think we're in the mood to be blackmailed by anybody," he said.
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In his Judiciary Committee testimony, Simpson argued that Steele gave the dossier to the FBI on his own volition out of concern that then-presidential candidate Donald Trump was being blackmailed, though no evidence has emerged to suggest Trump was actually blackmailed.
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If you are lying about something that can be exposed, then you can be blackmailed.
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We've seen soldiers being brainwashed, cheaters getting blackmailed by hackers, and Instagram likes running amok.
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A member of the community, blackmailed by the still-unseen Negan, stabs Hilltop leader Gregory!
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She hit Archer because he had lied to her and blackmailed her about Jessica's death.
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In 2012, Khadija Ismayilova, an Azeri journalist, was blackmailed with a surreptitiously filmed sex tape.
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The women claim they were blackmailed into complying, as DOS has compromising information about them.
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"Chicago will not be blackmailed into changing our values," Emanuel said when announcing the suit.
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Political leaders were blackmailed and legitimate protest groups were targeted with illegal surveillance and subversion.
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Phil is being blackmailed by a woman named Effie he may have assaulted when drunk.
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We cannot let ourselves be blackmailed so any new money must not come too soon.
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In 2012, Khadija Ismayilova, an Azeri journalist, was blackmailed with a surreptitiously filmed sex tape .
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Yates testified Monday before a Senate subcommittee that Flynn could have been blackmailed by the Russians.
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Is It Safe To Assume Anyone Supporting Trump At This Point Is Being Blackmailed By Russia?
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Still, he warned, Beijing would not "be blackmailed or yield to pressure" over trade, Reuters reported.
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Alex killed Sara (Dre Davis), and she blackmailed Sydney (Chloe Bridges) once because she needed money.
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The famed Lothair Crystal tells the story of Susanna, who was harassed and blackmailed by voyeurs.
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Greitens admitted to the extramarital affair back in January, but vehemently denied he blackmailed the woman.
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Yates briefed McGahn on January 26 that Flynn could be "blackmailed" and "compromised" by the Russians.
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"She was blackmailed by these men, saying that they will murder her mother," the sister said.
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Many congressional Republicans have acted like blackmailed Russian apparatchiks, not the lawmakers of an independent Republic.
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It sounds as if you've been emotionally blackmailed into assuming everyone else's share of the work.
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"Guys who go out on a meeting risk being killed, robbed, beaten, blackmailed, defrauded and detained".
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"Guys who go out on a meeting risk being killed, robbed, beaten, blackmailed, defrauded and detained".
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"We will not be blackmailed," said Palestine Liberation Organization executive committee member Hanan Ashrawi, Reuters reported.
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Prosecutors say Mack's accusers claim they were blackmailed into complying, as DOS has compromising information about them.
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Disney too was blackmailed over a forthcoming film (possibly "Cars 3", though the studio will not say).
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But a player who has started fixing can be blackmailed to continue, and suspicious patterns may emerge.
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But most often the callers are terrified young women being blackmailed by jilted lovers wielding intimate photos.
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The hearing was called to provide an overview on how Russia in the past has blackmailed Americans.
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Eric Greitens (R) to resign after he allegedly blackmailed a woman he was having an affair with.
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Gay people are routinely blackmailed, assaulted and or raped, with criminal punishments ranging from imprisonment to death.
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In other words, our country was blackmailed and extorted into paying this unheard-of amount of money.
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"We will not be blackmailed," Hanan Ashrawi, a senior Palestinian official, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"I have been blackmailed by people that wanted to leak my story to the press," she said.
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Playboi Carti's performance on Tuesday was so sluggish, it felt like he'd been blackmailed just to show up.
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There were also szmalcownicy, Poles who blackmailed Jews, demanding money not to be turned over to the Nazis.
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Eric Greitens (R) amid allegations he blackmailed a woman with whom he had an affair, CNN reported Friday.
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Kelly Clarkson recently said she was "blackmailed" by her label, Sony's RCA Records, into working with Dr. Luke.
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She says an ex-lover once secretly videotaped a sexual encounter between them and blackmailed her with it.
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His friends had been daring each other to board all week, until Hank Lenders blackmailed Jensen into going.
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I love those books and movies where someone turns because they're blackmailed or they're passed over for promotion.
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In recent months, American officials have expressed concern that Trump Administration figures might be blackmailed by foreign entities.
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They were said to have filmed the abuse and then blackmailed the children, threatening to expose the clips.
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The history books will show that on #july4th2017 CNN blackmailed someone who made a joke gif about them.
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The Missouri governor's attorney, James F. Bennett, previously denied that Greitens had taken the photograph or blackmailed the woman.
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Argento maintains that Bennett blackmailed her and her former partner, Anthony Bourdain, who helped pay a $380,000 legal settlement.
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I've been blackmailed, fought vampires, visited Westworld, and even crawled through the storage space of recently deceased family member.
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One day, he's hired by a femme fatale puppet named Sandra White (Dorien Davies) who claims she's being blackmailed.
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Her basic message: The Justice Department was worried that President Trump's national security adviser could be blackmailed by Russia.
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They also kidnapped her boyfriend, so she was essentially blackmailed into helping frame Cyrus (Jeff Perry) for Vargas' assassination.
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At a news conference on Thursday, she asserted that the witnesses were paid or blackmailed to testify against her.
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Women recruited into the secret group were branded with Mack and Raniere's initials and allegedly blackmailed into unwanted sex.
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He also gets blackmailed into having sex with his male coworker in exchange for the use of a car.
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" Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, said in response: "We will not be blackmailed.
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She had sexually serviced Ailes for years, she said, in part because he had blackmailed her with compromising videotapes.
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Greitens has vehemently rejected that he blackmailed the woman with whom he had an extramarital affair before becoming governor.
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Willoughby told NBC on Thursday that she believed Porter could be blackmailed based on her experiences in their marriage.
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By the time Israel was being blackmailed by the dealer in New York, her relationship with Hock had deteriorated.
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Queer teens were more than twice as likely than their straight counterparts to be blackmailed with a sexually explicit image.
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Among the most damning is that he cannot say for sure whether the president is being blackmailed by the Russians.
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The overemotional and highly dramatic Winny doesn't take kindly to being blackmailed, but hands the money over to Jamie, anyway.
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Other families have been blackmailed with footage of violence to their incarcerated family member taken on an illegal mobile phone.
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"Chicago will not be blackmailed into changing our values, and we are and will remain a welcoming city," said Emanuel.
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In episode 8, "The Dump," everyone's reasons for getting entangled in the Turd Burglar scheme are explained — most were blackmailed.
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But Tyrion's first act as Hand of the King was to reward a mercenary who blackmailed him and his brother!
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Gregory Hines is the tap-dancing American expat blackmailed by the K.G.B. into persuading Nikolai to rejoin the Kirov Ballet.
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These assets are sometimes walk-ins and sometimes people who are cultivated, manipulated, and even blackmailed to provide secret intelligence.
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Landesman uses Tom Sizemore's campy take on Bill Sullivan, who blackmailed Coretta Scott King, to personify the agency's authoritarian overreach.
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"Europe should not let itself be blackmailed and should put in a confident appearance in the United States," he added.
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After joining the group, they provided still more information or material to become "fully collateralized," meaning they could be blackmailed.
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That being said, in July, the hackers did deploy a sextortion scam—in which someone was blackmailed through sexual material.
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"I have been blackmailed by people that wanted to leak my story to the press," she said in the video.
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Negotiating with a regime that has blackmailed the U.S. and its neighbors for decades seems like a recipe for appeasement.
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I worried that I would be outed as transgender or blackmailed for keeping a secret I wasn't allowed to share.
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In the months before the election, security services intimidated, blackmailed, arrested and prosecuted the leaders of the governing P.M.L.-N.
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Second, this still has the ring of a conspiracy theory, this idea that the Kremlin has blackmailed Trump into submission.
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The Times, and others, had held back on reporting salacious and unsubstantiated allegations that suggested Trump could be blackmailed by Russia.
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Together, US prosecutors allege the pair created a "criminal organization" that branded, blackmailed, near-starved, and ostensibly enslaved its female members.
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There was an episode of Black Mirror where this kid was blackmailed because they had a video of him or something.
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Lee will not be extorted or blackmailed, and will pay no money to anyone because he has done absolutely nothing wrong.
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Konrad Adenauer, the mayor of Cologne, is being blackmailed in an "unsavoury matter" involving pornography which could jeopardise his re-election.
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It soon becomes clear that said woman is a sex worker, and that the married Hector is now being blackmailed, too.
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Eric Greitens is calling on the GOP governor to resign following allegations he coerced a woman into sex and blackmailed her.
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Have guests been blackmailed, extorted, or otherwise had the records of their trips used against them as futuristic, Wild West kompromat?
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed European countries are effectively being blackmailed by the U.S. into taking such steps, per BBC.
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But the governor has repeatedly denied reports that he took a compromising photo of the woman without permission and blackmailed her.
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In that video, de Jager revealed someone had blackmailed her and threatened to release the information about her to news outlets.
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" Mayor Rahm Emanuel says Chicago won't "be blackmailed into changing our values, and we are and will remain a welcoming city.
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But the Russian LGBT Network has collected testimonies of gay men being hunted and blackmailed in the republic since the late 211s.
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The most frequent complaint DRF received was from women whose social media accounts had been hacked or others who were being blackmailed.
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In March, I was blackmailed by a mercurial self-help guru after he took hotel room pictures of me with a prostitute.
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Yeah, she's been blackmailed before, with this being a television series, but of course she's learned how to deal with it now.
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"The thought from his perspective, there was an issue—a security issue about whether a presidential candidate was being blackmailed," Simpson said.
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During the hearing, Yates said she warned the White House that Flynn put himself at risk of being blackmailed by the Russians.
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There were so many horrific stories about people being imprisoned or blackmailed or put under some sort of pressure for their sexuality.
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She alleges that Facebook failed to prevent the image from appearing multiple times on its platform after it was blackmailed from her.
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"The last time I worked with him, I only worked with him because literally I got blackmailed by my label," Clarkson revealed.
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He's being blackmailed by the Russian government, not just for being peed on by Russian hookers, but for much more nefarious things.
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"She was blackmailed on the edge of a pocketknife," the 11-year-old girl's sister, a university student, said in an interview.
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"I've been bullied, blackmailed and stripped of the things I need to live, including my money," she said on a recent afternoon.
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According to state media Tass, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claimed the United States pressured and blackmailed other countries to expel Russian diplomats.
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"When you mix up issues you could be blackmailed ... the Alitalia deal is being handled by the administrators (of Alitalia)," Toninelli said.
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Eric Greitens (R) on Wednesday refused to step down, rejecting allegations that he blackmailed a woman he was having an affair with.
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Those tensions escalated last week after some news organizations reported unsubstantiated allegations that suggested the president-elect could be blackmailed by Russia.
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Edmondson has alleged she was blackmailed with naked photos and other damaging information, and branded with a cryptic symbol near her crotch.
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In Freak Show, Penny (Grace Gummer) was drugged and kidnapped before she participated in a circus orgy that she was later blackmailed for.
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Tensions with Trump escalated last week after some news organizations reported unsubstantiated allegations that suggested the president-elect could be blackmailed by Russia.
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Reports came to light that Justice Department officials had warned the White House last month that Flynn could potentially be blackmailed by Russia.
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You'll recall Amber sued Doug back in June after Doug wrote a scathing article claiming she blackmailed Johnny with false spousal abuse allegations.
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Trump stuck with Flynn even after acting Attorney General Sally Yates urgently warned the White House that Flynn could be blackmailed by Russia.
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"We can't be blackmailed," said Horst Seehofer, who is himself fighting to hang on as CSU leader in the face of internal opposition.
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The complaint lists 16 classmates, the school principal and two teachers, who blackmailed and raped the girl over the course of six months.
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As Kenny, Lawther is quivering, desperate, heartbreaking — which is important, given that his character is being blackmailed for masturbating to pictures of children.
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Yates earlier this week testified that she warned White House officials Flynn that could be "blackmailed by the Russians" due to his conversations.
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The questions raised include: Why is Jasper Chiswell, Britain's culture minister, being blackmailed by Geraint Winn, the husband of the country's sports minister?
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But during her guilty plea, Ms. Mack did not say whether women were blackmailed into engaging in sexual acts with the group's leader.
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In a video shared to Twitter, Thomas, 45, announced his "secret" to the world after implying that he'd been blackmailed into doing so.
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Kotaku also notes that many of his fans began spreading conspiracy theories about the ADL, suggesting that the organization had somehow blackmailed PewDiePie.
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Mr. Sargsyan agreed to meet with Mr. Pashinyan on Sunday but stormed out of the meeting within minutes, claiming he was being blackmailed.
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In Roth's novel, a foreign power—Nazi Germany—meddles in an American election, leading to a theory that the President is being blackmailed.
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In jail, she said Mr. Brady had beaten and blackmailed her and threatened to kill her relatives if she did not help him.
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Several women, whose identities were withheld in court papers, claim they were blackmailed into complying and told DOS had compromising information about them.
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The audience was sizable and mostly women; the few disgruntled husbands in the crowd wore the faces of men who had been blackmailed.
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Others take a more conspiratorial view, and think Trump must be on the Kremlin payroll or perhaps is being blackmailed with some kompromat.
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The email was intended to make his affair with Ms. Gamrat appear less believable and allow Mr. Courser to claim he had been blackmailed.
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But Mr. Conway knew Cooper's secret, and blackmailed him... which was when Papi C went full-on reaper and murdered the entire Conway family.
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This test is intended to help those victims who are being blackmailed by an abusive partner or criminal and who want to take action.
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" The court filing alleges that Oliveira "has blackmailed, extorted and stalked Simmons for several years with the intention of destroying (Simmons') career and reputation.
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Eli used Olivia as cover to rig the election for Mellie, but the real reason is because some unnamed organization blackmailed him into it.
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Some of his fan base also floated conspiracy theories across social media that PewDiePie was being blackmailed by the ADL into making the donation.
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Wealthy friends find themselves in a difficult situation when one is blackmailed by a tabloid editor and the other, a lawyer, tries to help.
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The ex-husband of the woman alleged to have had an affair with Greitens said Greitens blackmailed his ex-wife during a sexual encounter.
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This prompted accusations that the network had blackmailed Solo into apologizing with the threat of exposure, which CNN denied in a statement on Wednesday.
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Trump in January had compared intelligence agencies to Nazis over reports of a leaked dossier which claimed he was being blackmailed by the Kremlin.
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According to a federal indictment, the two allegedly plotted to recruit women "slaves" into a secret group that sexually abused, threatened, and blackmailed members.
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"There is growing recognition recently that they are victims of slavery, having been groomed, blackmailed and threatened with violence," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Instead, as "Will" reveals, its titular character eventually realized Judith was up to some unsavory dealings and blackmailed her into letting him join the enterprise.
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Anti-corruption laws require border agents to pass polygraph tests to combat the possibility that they could be blackmailed or bribed by gangs or criminals.
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And from some corners of Twitter to MSNBC's broadcasts, you might hear that Graham is being blackmailed by Trump, or by Russia, or by both.
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The NCA also released this video to raise awareness on sextortion: "You're being blackmailed"- Film launched to raise awareness of new cyber crime #sextortion pic.twitter.
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In another, a teenager blackmailed his 14-year-old girlfriend into sending him explicit images by threatening to tell friends she had performed sex acts.
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But when she is blackmailed into getting involved with the resistance, and consensually gets involved with her "Segunda" wife counterpart, she questions the entire system.
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Earlier this month, PML-N officials produced video evidence they said showed the judge responsible for sentencing Nawaz Sharif had been blackmailed into convicting him.
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Jordan's big secret is that he is being blackmailed by a middle-aged woman who could be an ex, a relative, or just about anyone.
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Mr Baginda has claimed Ms Altantuya blackmailed him but says she was threatening to expose their relationship rather than any misconduct in the arms deal.
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"Court records show that some of these cyber-criminals have blackmailed hundreds of different victims online," Boxer wrote in a Tuesday letter to the agency.
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Yes, you heard that right: The mostly impoverished villages where people are pooping in the open are now being blackmailed into building and using toilets.
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He repeated his alibi of having spent that night in jail and having been blackmailed by an "aggressive" individual who held a grudge against him.
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"I blackmailed them and told them to make a choice: 'If you return home, you die, and if you follow me, you live,'" he said.
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AMI has denied that it blackmailed Bezos and claimed that its reporters were informed about Bezos&aposs affair by the estranged brother of his girlfriend.
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Ms. Hindley later depicted herself as having been in thrall to Mr. Brady, who, she said after they were sentenced, had beaten and blackmailed her.
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Yet his links to the powerful Pakistani military have drawn concern: Rights groups said the army and intelligence officers pressured, threatened and blackmailed rival politicians.
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He recounted how Syed blackmailed him into helping him dispose of the body by threatening to tell the police that he sold marijuana to students.
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Less than six months later, a 17-year-old girl was abducted, gang raped, and blackmailed with a video that was subsequently shared on social media.
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Uk Haisela said victims ere sometimes blackmailed and the suspects used Cambodia because it was easy to stay in the country and internet speeds were fast.
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Same with our sources in Russia who might worry about their safety because John Brennan is claiming that the president could be blackmailed by Vladimir Putin.
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Saha says he was blackmailed by a man he met through a dating service, who threatened to expose him as gay and even slit his throat.
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Hanna just so happens to be friends with Ali and friends with Charlotte's sister, Spencer, while being blackmailed by Charlotte, and pseudo-raised by Charlotte's dad.
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Update: Richard Simmons has filed a lawsuit claiming his former associate Mauro Oliveira has "blackmailed" him by providing untrue information about Simmons to tabloids, People reports.
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Eric Greitens, who allegedly blackmailed a woman with whom he was having an extramarital affair, has, so far, refused calls from within his party to resign.
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He added that the public needs to know about Trump's connections to Russia and whether the president is in a position where he could be blackmailed.
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But its true significance is that the porn star, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, demonstrated just how easily this president could potentially be sexually blackmailed.
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That alleged video is at the center of a whole host of theories about Trump being blackmailed by Russia, but its existence has never been proven.
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By the act itself, they were made to feel worthless, and if they spoke out, they risked being threatened, blackmailed, discredited, blamed, or destroying their career.
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In recent months, army and intelligence officers pressured, threatened and blackmailed politicians from rival parties, human rights groups have said, steadily thinning out Mr. Khan's competition.
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"I blackmailed them and told them to make a choice: 'If you return home, you die, and if you follow me, you live,'" Mr. Heo said.
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To be on the safe side, the K.G.B. presumably compiled compromising materials (kompro-mat) on foreigners so they could be blackmailed or thrown out if necessary.
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The persecution of LGBT+ Africans is also rife, with sexual minorities routinely being abused, blackmailed, assaulted by mobs, or raped by police or vigilantes, campaigners say.
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Soon she has blackmailed him into treating illegal immigrants from the northeast of Africa at an abandoned garage that has been turned into an underground hospital.
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The video purported to show the judge who had convicted her father in a corruption case saying he was blackmailed into delivering a guilty verdict against Sharif.
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Archie also brings up the fact that Veronica forgave Betty despite all the horrible things she said and did for the Black Hood when he blackmailed her.
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His lawyer managed to lessen the severity of the punishment by claiming that Herbst had blackmailed him into sending the money, as he was "a sneaky Jew".
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The military, at the time, rationalized that any closeted person with access to military intelligence could be blackmailed by the Soviet government into handing over classified information.
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The report said that a clique run by former IAAF president Lamine Diack covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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He says more than 30 influencers spoke with him of being blackmailed by the Saudi government, and more than 100 Twitter influencers were arrested in September 2017.
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The report found that a clique run by former IAAF president Lamine Diack covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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Flynn had misled the Vice President and others…that created a compromise situation — a situation where the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the Russians.
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We should not be blackmailed or kneel down to terrorism in Brussels, the United States, France or in the Horn of Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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He said he believed that he had been blackmailed through the dating app, and that Mayor Brad Bailey and Councilman Kyle Hollier helped orchestrate the recall effort.
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And on top of that, all these sociopaths have very short memories and love to make out with the people they blackmailed, attempted to murder, or tortured.
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The data included users' ages, precise location coordinates and other details that cybersecurity researchers worry could lead to them being publicly humiliated, targeted for harassment or blackmailed.
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WYDEN: Now, the — Acting Attorney General Yates found out that Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by the Russians, and she went immediately to warn the White House.
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The exact timing of the video, the vlogger said, had not been her choice; she was blackmailed by someone threatening to leak her story to the press.
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Likewise, Trump fired Sally Yates, the acting attorney general, after she warned the White House that Michael Flynn could be blackmailed over his lies about Russian contacts.
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The Mounties set up a special unit on the theory that gay men and lesbians might be blackmailed by the Soviet Union into turning over government secrets.
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The YouTuber said she had fully transitioned by the age of 22020, but was recently blackmailed by people who threatened to leak her story to the press.
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Another man described receiving a visit at his home in government-controlled Aleppo from two ISIS members, who calmly blackmailed him and went on their way, unhurried.
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He was not a risk to collude with the Russians or to be blackmailed but was at risk of adversely affecting the integrity of our intelligence institutions.
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In her lawsuit, she claims that he bragged about getting girls drunk in order to sleep with them, and that he blackmailed his wife into getting an abortion.
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Assistant US Attorney Tanya Hajjar described Raniere as "a predator" who sexually exploited women — including a minor — and blackmailed them with private, naked photos and their bank accounts.
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When we meet the Keiko's crew in Dark Run, Nicolas Kelsier, a former minister from the European Commonwealth, has blackmailed them into transporting a mysterious package to Earth.
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Prosecutors allege that women were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs, with which they were later blackmailed.
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According to Summers, he basically blackmailed the show for a big screen TV (a prize his son was unable to win), in exchange for agreeing not to sue.
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This past January, the former talk show host implied that Graham was being blackmailed for his sexuality after President Donald Trump held a bipartisan meeting on immigration reform.
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Bezos said AMI told him it had more intimate photos and texts from him, and blackmailed him by threatening to reveal more unless he stopped the Post's investigation.
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But a conflict then erupted between the government and NOC which wants to stop getting blackmailed by protesters, often armed, who occupy fields to demand cash and jobs.
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Yates said during the hearing that she warned the White House that former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn may have been vulnerable to being blackmailed by the Russians.
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Most of the gay Chechen men I have interviewed have stories of being entrapped—usually by someone they met online—and beaten, sometimes raped, and later often blackmailed.
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CNN issued a statement denying that its reporters blackmailed a Reddit user involved in the making of a viral anti-CNN meme after massive social media backlash Wednesday.
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She told a packed Senate hearing room of warning Trump's top lawyer in January that Flynn had created a "compromise situation" that could allow him to be blackmailed.
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A president who can be blackmailed or who cares more about his own businesses than the country he is governing, has always been the biggest danger of all.
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She told a packed Senate hearing room of warning Trump's top lawyer in February that Flynn had created a "compromise situation" that could allow him to be blackmailed.
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We don't know how many others have been threatened or blackmailed with criminal prosecution — the law becomes a weapon in abusive relationships — but those numbers are surely considerable.
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France's economy minister has dismissed suggestions that the U.K. is being "blackmailed" into agreeing a fee for its split from the EU before formal trade talks can begin.
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We don't know how many others have been threatened or blackmailed with criminal prosecution — the law becomes a weapon in abusive relationships — but those numbers are surely considerable.
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The "Steele dossier" was made famous for its wilder allegations, including the notion that Trump is being blackmailed by secret Russian kompromat pertaining to some unorthodox sexual behaviors.
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Conservatives simultaneously charged her with claiming that Graham is being blackmailed over his closeted sexuality (she did not) while pressuring establishment Democrats to disavow her past comments on Israel.
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The Conway family knew this secret and Mr. Conway blackmailed Grandpappy Cooper so Grandpappy Cooper killed the Conway family, even the kids, but as we know, missed Joseph Svenson.
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Last year, Clarkson shared her gripes with Australia's KIIS 1065 saying he was "not a good person" and that she was "blackmailed" into working with him on the single.
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In order to join "DOS," members had to turn over "collateral" — explicit, incriminating, or damaging material they could be blackmailed with — and submit to being branded with Raniere's initials.
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January 26: Two days after Flynn is interviewed by the FBI, Yates warns the White House Flynn could be blackmailed by Russia because of his talks with the ambassador.
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Corbyn told parliament the prime minister has just one real tactic: "to run down the clock hoping Members of this House are blackmailed into supporting a deeply flawed deal".
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates warned the White House that former national security adviser Michael Flynn created a "compromise situation" and could have been "blackmailed," she said Monday.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates said she had warned the Trump administration that Flynn "essentially could be blackmailed " by Moscow more than two weeks before he was dismissed.
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Just as it was unwilling to be blackmailed by the same tactics of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi, the EU should not allow itself to be held hostage by Mr. Erdoğan.
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Prosecutors said Raniere led a group within Nxivm called DOS or "the sorority" in which women were branded with his initials, blackmailed and coerced into having sex with him.
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Human rights groups as well as analysts said that before the election, military and intelligence officials threatened and blackmailed politicians in rival parties to defect to Mr. Khan's side.
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The first two narratives I've offered seem far more parsimonious, Trump seems like too brazen a sinner to be effectively blackmailed, and his worldview seems very palpably his own.
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Haggis has denied the allegations as "fiction," claiming he's being blackmailed and suggesting it might be a sabotage orchestrated by the Church of Scientology (the church denies this claim).
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There is not a single known case of the Soviet Union or any other country having blackmailed a member of a sexual minority into turning over Canadian government secrets.
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He was assassinated four years after he was blackmailed by the FBI; his family still believes his death was a government-orchestrated conspiracy to silence the civil rights movement.
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Shelly Chartier talks about her catfishing scheme, in which she posed online as both a 17-year-old woman and the N.B.A. player Chris Andersen, whom she ultimately blackmailed.
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De Jager also reveals a heartbreaking truth about her decision to release the video today: She was blackmailed by unnamed people who threatened to out her to the press.
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President Obama's farewell address came as Washington obsessed over a sketchy intelligence report alleging that Donald Trump is being blackmailed by Moscow with a tape of perverted sex acts.
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He's more or less blackmailed into traveling to Switzerland to locate the company's CEO, Pembroke (Harry Groener), who has disappeared to a spa in the Alps and gone incommunicado.
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They don't hold a particularly close relationship to the fact that the president is a racist buffoon who is possibly being blackmailed by the FSB over some sex tapes.
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Tom Elliott of Grabien Media clipped this segment on Twitter, saying that Omar said lots of Americans agree with her that Graham is being blackmailed over his (alleged) homosexuality. Rep.
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And yet, while the Jenningses seduced and blackmailed and murdered their way through the larger metropolitan area known as the DMV, I rooted for them, because I'm human, damn it.
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The writer, Karen Wickman, who claimed that she was harassed and blackmailed by President Donald Trump in the late 1980s, told BuzzFeed News that Cohen never responded to her letters.
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The wildest theories paint a hysterical picture of the president as a Russian mole, groomed for years and blackmailed by operatives with footage of his depraved, urine-tinged sex life.
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Prosecutors allege that women in DOS were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs, with which they were later blackmailed.
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Kelly Clarkson went nuts on Dr. Luke, saying he's a terrible person and that she was "blackmailed" by Sony to work with Luke ... similar to claims Kesha has been making.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates briefed them on the call before she was fired in late January, and indicated that Flynn was vulnerable to being blackmailed by the Russians.
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In tapes provided by the woman's ex-husband, she alleges that during sexual encounters, Greitens blackmailed her by threatening to distribute pictures of her if she talked about their affair.
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Because Mr. Flynn was untruthful with the F.B.I. about those discussions, senior law enforcement officials warned the White House that he could be at risk of being blackmailed by Russia.
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"I am not of the idea that he is being blackmailed," said Nina L. Khrushcheva, a professor of international affairs at the New School in New York, currently in Moscow.
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Though $1.5 million is a tiny fraction of the city's budget, Mr. Emanuel has said Chicago will not "be blackmailed" into changing its values as a city that welcomes immigrants.
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But as soon as he finishes his sentence, he's blackmailed into pulling one last series of heists or risk harm to his friend and business partner (played by Danny Aiello).
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According to one of Mr. Kavanaugh's sources, Mr. Foster had been working for the National Security Agency and was being blackmailed by the Israelis over a secret Swiss bank account.
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A 2010 anti-corruption bill passed by Congress required polygraph tests for all agents, concerned about the possibility they could be blackmailed, bribed or compromised by gangs, cartels or criminals.
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She was called to testify earlier this year in front of Congress after she warned the administration that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by the Russians.
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Yates was called to testify in front of Congress earlier this year after she warned the administration that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by the Russians.
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After he told Nirmala this, the guilt of having stolen from his family, the sense of self-disgust for being so weak that he could be blackmailed, dissipated almost immediately.
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Eric Greitens to step down, a sign of mounting pressure on the embattled governor in the aftermath of allegations that he had blackmailed a woman he had an affair with.
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During a press conference in Warsaw, Trump was asked for a response to accusations that CNN blackmailed a Reddit user involved in the making of a viral anti-CNN meme.
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Anti-Semitic comments suggested that he was blackmailed by the ADL — a Jewish anti-hate group — in order to be in good standing again on YouTube and in the media.
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Eric Greitens (R) on Tuesday refused to resign amid allegations he coerced a woman into sex and then blackmailed her, despite top state Republican lawmakers urging him to step down.
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But his attorney is forcefully denying the allegations that Greitens blackmailed the woman, which is what a lot of Missouri political figures are focusing on at this point in time.
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Instead, the man "sweet-talked women into sharing their OTPs (one-time passwords)," gained access to their WhatsApp, sent obscene messages to their contacts, and then blackmailed the women for nudes.
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Yes, it's a major plot driver, as Stephanie ends up being blackmailed with this information, but surely the book and film adaptation could have come up with a more realistic reason.
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Yates explained that any official publicly repeating the lie that Flynn had not discussed sanctions with Russian ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak, was increasing the chance Flynn would be blackmailed.
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The initial ruling is a blow for Simmons, who sued the Enquirer in a bombshell lawsuit in May, which also alleged former associate Mauro Oliveira had "blackmailed, extorted and stalked" him.
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" Dominic Raab, a Tory justice minister campaigning for Leave, declared his belief that Britons would not be "blackmailed by anyone, let alone a lame duck US president on his way out.
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Rafael's being blackmailed by Derek (the big cliffhanger this week: Derek's working with his mother) and Michael is finally excited about something again (his job as tech assistant on Rogelio's show).
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She first called Salt Lake City Police on October 13 to say that she had been blackmailed for money, and the dispatcher advised her to talk to University of Utah police.
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The charge comes weeks after Mr. Greitens acknowledged having an extramarital affair in 2015, but denied reports that he blackmailed the woman or took a nude photo of her without permission.
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He described a movement of protean adaptability, whose methods resembled those of terrorist groups and criminal organizations; they framed opponents by planting evidence or blackmailed them with information gleaned from wiretaps.
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And it's a sublime, fitting twist that Atwood is blackmailed the same way Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer is in Season 1 of "24": with his daughter kidnapped by an omnipresent organization.
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Karim Benzema, who is currently embroiled in a weird sex tape blackmail scandal, apparently reached out to Mathieu Valbuena, the star of the tape and the person who was reportedly blackmailed.
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Users have reported being blackmailed or harassed online by people who join the app in order to extort money by threatening to out them to their family or their place of work.
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But an initial investigation by the government revealed that Biplop Chandra Baddya's Facebook account had been hacked by Muslim attackers, who then blackmailed the 25-year-old before posting the blasphemous comments.
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In January 2018, the company reached a settlement agreement in a 2014 case in which a 14-year-old girl from Northern Ireland was blackmailed into providing a compromising photo of herself.
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The Hindu man at the center of the incident filed a police complaint denying he posted the comment, saying his Facebook account was hacked and he was being blackmailed by the hacker.
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Jeri is zen now, having blackmailed her former partners and broken free of their firm with loads of cash and clients that will certainly be able to buy back all her furniture.
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Former acting attorney general Sally Yates told a Senate panel Monday she warned the White House that Flynn "essentially could be blackmailed" by Russia more than two weeks before he was fired.
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He may have been a new character for Series 2, but made an impact as the man whose mistress – Vicky – drugged and blackmailed him following his putting an end to their affair.
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The report, whose first part was published in November, said Coe's predecessor, Lamine Diack, ran a clique that covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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While the South maintains that they defected of their own free will, their manager, who led the women to the South, later claimed he was blackmailed into taking them against their will.
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And in a world where Communists were suspected of having invaded the top levels of government, homosexual men and women were seen as uniquely vulnerable to being blackmailed into betraying national secrets.
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A narrator in a foreboding voice claimed the former vice president had blackmailed and threatened to withhold aid from Ukraine to stop an investigation into a company associated with his son Hunter.
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Kendall has been sucking up to his dad because he is literally being blackmailed by him, but we have to remember that when we first met him, he wasn't daddy's little boy.
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In 2010, Congress passed an anti-corruption bill that requires all agents to pass polygraph tests to combat the possibility that they could be blackmailed, bribed or compromised by gangs, cartels or criminals.
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In 2010, Congress passed an anti-corruption bill that requires all agents to pass polygraph tests to combat the possibility that they could be blackmailed, bribed or compromised by gangs, cartels or criminals.
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The backdrop: After an unnamed individual obtained the private images and allegedly blackmailed the Falwell family in 2015, Cohen traveled to Florida to meet with an attorney for the person with the photographs.
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With few funds to help her ailing mother, she's borderline blackmailed by a secret intelligence service into enduring the sadistic Sparrow School that transforms her into an expert manipulator, seductress, and living weapon.
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Disturbingly, police went on to warn that teenagers should beware of 'sextortion'—where victims are blackmailed into performing sex acts on camera, with the footage used to blackmail them into performing more acts.
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Anyone who has been hacked or - even worse - blackmailed because intimate data was stolen, will tell you that such an intrusion can feel just as violating as having someone break into your home.
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Heo claims one of his ethnic Korean-Chinese customers, who somehow found out about his link to NIS blackmailed him, threatening to tell North Korean authorities he was working with the intelligence agency.
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For my terrible roster with potential for helping the franchise down the road, I'm assuming I have blackmailed the Ducks and the Predators out of high picks to not take Vatanen and Neal.
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The story kicks off when a young man, Atticus, is blackmailed into being unmade by the ethereal "first light of creation" to bring immortality to a white cult called the Sons of Adam.
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WADA's independent commission said on Thursday that the former head of world athletics, Lamine Diack, ran a clique that covered up organised doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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During that interview with CNN, Ms. Omar also tried to defend another of her controversial tweets, this one from last Tuesday, suggesting that Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican, was being blackmailed.
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Greitens is refusing to resign over allegations that he blackmailed a woman after coercing her to have sex with him, and was also accused of criminal wrongdoing related to a charity donor list.
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Unfamiliar with Spanish, thousands of miles from home, and easily identifiable because of their skin color, Africans are especially vulnerable to being detained, assaulted, and blackmailed by hard-line or corrupt Mexican officials.
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By the end of Season 1, Neal (Danny McBride) and Lee (Walton Goggins) had blackmailed their nemesis, the North Jackson High principal Dr. Belinda Brown (Georgia King), and replaced her as co-principals.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mariah sued Azarian, claiming she secretly videotaped embarrassing and intimate activities and then blackmailed after Mariah fired her ... saying if she didn't get $8 million she'd release the videos.
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And now there are rumors that Skripal may have been close to people who compiled the infamous Steele Dossier, which outlines the various ways that President Donald Trump could be blackmailed by the Kremlin.
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Last year, a man hacked into one Chinese register and then blackmailed over 500 HIV+ people, threatening to disclose their status to the public and employers unless he was paid sums upwards of $10,000.
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In all these incidents, the victims of these horrific crimes had been intimidated, blackmailed, and shamed with videos made on mobile phones—footage that was later circulated within their village and the wider community.
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Last February, Bezos alleged in a Medium post that National Enquirer publisher American Media (AMI) blackmailed him by threatening to publish intimate photos of him and his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez, a former TV anchor.
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And she would have been -- at a minimum -- risking her career by either misleading or hyping up the idea that one of Trump's closest allies was in danger of being blackmailed by the Russians.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates warned the White House that former national security advisor Michael Flynn "essentially could be blackmailed" by Russia more than two weeks before he was fired, she said Monday.
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Dom (Diesel) is being blackmailed, for reasons we don't find out until halfway through the film, but are so blatantly obvious from the first reel it's a wonder why anyone even bothered hiding it.
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The episode takes place in a series of cramped spaces shot with a cool tint, places you wouldn't want to spend another minute in even if you weren't being blackmailed and in questionable company.
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The big takeaways: --YATES WARNED FLYNN VULNERABLE TO BLACKMAIL BY RUSSIA: Yates warned the White House that former national security adviser Michael Flynn created a "compromise situation" and could have been "blackmailed," she said.
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The obvious question, which is widely discussed far more than citizens realize, is whether Trump's praise for Putin and his refusal to criticize Putin suggest that he is being blackmailed by the Russian dictator.
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The comedian, 37, opened up about being blackmailed over a screenshot from a previous Instagram Story that accidentally showed her nipple, explaining that she was under the influence when she posted the NSFW clip.
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As she literally raises her middle finger to those who blackmailed her, she says that she was forced to come forward with her story earlier than she would have liked to for this reason.
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But in recent years, many Germans have taken a more nuanced view of those who collaborated with the secret police as it has become clearer that many of them were blackmailed or otherwise coerced.
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The arrests came after a year-long probe by the Turin police special investigations unit Digos, which was prompted by a complaint from Juventus that the club was being blackmailed by its own fans.
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Charney, wearing a gray jacket and slacks and white sneakers, testified that the board "blackmailed" him in mid-2014 by offering a multi-million dollar severance if he surrendered his large minority stake and left.
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But it's the characterization of Maugham and the sound of his voice — "It's just too awful to be blackmailed by a chap who goes to the same shoemaker as oneself" — that makes this novel memorable.
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Mr. Fuller himself appears briefly as a blackmailed American senator, but mainly "Dead Pigeon" is a valentine addressed to Mr. Fuller's wife, the German actress Christa Lang, playing an actress turned femme fatale named Christa.
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Now, to be clear, Kim is not going to make a veiled threat upfront, oh no, that happens when South Korea bulks at the proposal, as any nation would when they are essentially being blackmailed.
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He used it to win leadership of Likud in 1993, when he went public with a bizarre and never proven claim that he was being blackmailed with a supposed sex tape from an extramarital affair.
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Arrested and locked up for a month, they tried again, but this time they were blackmailed, robbed, caught by the army and sent back to Baghdad, where his father was brutally interrogated, Mr. Shemtov said.
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In that episode, Jamie also went out of his way to gain consent from Geneva Dunsany, even after she had blackmailed him into bed and was clearly taking advantage of the power imbalance between them.
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At the end of "Burn After Reading," the pompous, alcoholic C.I.A.-agent character Ozzie Cox, played with urbane self-delusion by John Malkovich, confronts one of the civilians he believes has tormented and blackmailed him.
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ROSTOCK, Germany (Reuters) - Europe will not be blackmailed by Turkey in talks on visa liberalization, German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday as relations with Ankara are strained in the aftermath of a failed coup.
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This, of course, has nothing to do with Tom as a possible murderer, but he certainly could have been blackmailed into doing some nefarious things if he was terrified people would find out that he's gay.
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On January 26, 2017, then-acting Attorney General Sally Yates personally informed the White House that Flynn lied to the FBI about his calls with Kislyak, and therefore was at risk of being blackmailed by Russia.
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Given that Stan essentially blackmailed the FBI director last season to keep Oleg safe in the USSR, I was initially surprised that he greeted the big reveal about the KGB's opposition to Gorbachev with such indifference.
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"Any assertion that the network blackmailed or coerced him is false," CNN wrote, adding that it "included its decision to withhold the user's identity in an effort to be completely transparent that there was no deal."
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He's being blackmailed by Charlize Theron, who plays a hacker named Cipher in pursuit of a nuclear weapon—because by the eighth movie, if your heroes are not staving off nuclear annihilation you're not even trying.
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Mack, 36, was first arrested a year ago and charged with sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy, and forced labor in relation to her role in a secretive women's empowerment group that allegedly blackmailed and branded women.
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January 210, 22016: The Justice Department, led by former acting Attorney General Sally Yates, informs White House counsel Donald McGahn that Flynn misled Vice President Pence and could be at risk of being blackmailed by Russia.
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When the movie came out North Korea's National Defense Commission said President Barack Obama was "the chief culprit who forced Sony Pictures Entertainment to indiscriminately distribute the movie" and blackmailed movie theaters into showing the film.
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An animated Charney, wearing a gray jacket and slacks and white sneakers, testified the board "blackmailed" him in mid-2014 by offering a multi-million dollar severance if he surrendered his large minority stake and left.
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An independent WADA commission also said "corruption was embedded" at the IAAF under former president Lamine Diack who ran a clique that covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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President Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, was involved in "a compromise situation" where he "essentially could be blackmailed by the Russians," former acting Attorney General Sally Yates testified before a Senate subcommittee hearing Monday.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says he is being blackmailed with nude selfies by AMI, owner of the National Enquirer and reportedly protector of the president's reputation, over claims the publisher has acted as a political operative.
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True, both secular and Catholic journalists can continue digging up incriminating material on who exactly knew what and when, who turned a blind eye and who (perhaps) was blackmailed by their own sins or guilty associations.
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OVERDRIVE Scott Eastwood — yes, there's a familial resemblance to his famous father, Clint Eastwood — and Freddie Thorp star as ace car thieves who are blackmailed into stealing a car from the nemesis of a crime kingpin.
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Here we go... You might not think a TV show that begins with a world leader being blackmailed into having sex with a pig could ever make for compulsive viewing – but oddly enough, you'd be wrong.
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Longer still, she reckons, are the odds they're led back to her and to Ray Stussy (unrelated), who blackmailed LeFay into committing a crime and thus initiated the chain of events leading to all this chaos.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, Wang Yi, said on Friday there was "no cause for panic" over friction between Beijing and Washington, but warned that China would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade.
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The 35-year-old, who is best known for playing Clark Kent's best friend on the TV show Smallville, also blackmailed women into having sex with the group's founder, Keith Raniere, according to a federal indictment.
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The complaint, which was obtained by PEOPLE, outlines how authorities believe the women were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs, with which they were later blackmailed.
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The PML-N accuses the government of being behind Sharif's arrest and last week produced video footage that it said showed the judge who heard the case confessing that he had been blackmailed to ensure a conviction.
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In a shocking post in February, Bezos alleged that National Enquirer publisher AMI blackmailed him by threatening to publish intimate photos if he did not publicly state that the tabloid's coverage of him was not politically motivated.
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And then why would he keep Flynn in that job even after it was made clear to Trump that Flynn was lying about his contacts with the Russians and was vulnerable to being blackmailed by that country?
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Alexander Gauland, a trained lawyer with a penchant for tweed jackets who leads the AfD in Brandenburg, has compared refugees to barbarians who invaded the Roman Empire and said Germany should not be "blackmailed by children's eyes".
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Greitens resigned late last month after accusations he blackmailed a woman with whom he had an affair with an explicit photograph that he took, and other allegations related to improper use of a political group's donor list.
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In a riveting hearing, former acting Attorney General Sally Yates offered dramatic testimony Monday about warning the White House that ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn had put himself at risk of being blackmailed by the Russians.
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Hacktivist detained: WannaCry was the ransomware virus that stole data from hundreds of thousands of computers across the globe and then blackmailed victims for money with the threat of publishing their personal information or permanently denying access.
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Earlier this year, the police said they were looking into reports that leaders of India's Catholic Church had abused other nuns, and that four priests in Kerala had blackmailed women during confession to force them into sex.
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Democrats seized on this 18-day gap during the hearing, noting that Flynn was involved in high-level national security decisions, including new sanctions on Iran, after the White House had been informed he could be blackmailed.
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The way the scene went for us, and the way Toni Graphia wrote it so it is a mutual understanding…yes, I had blackmailed him into coming into my room, but he came of his own free will.
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We learn mean girl Ruby (Mimi Keene), whose faceless nude photo has been sent to her entire school as punishment for "bitchy" behavior, is actually being blackmailed by her best friend Olivia (Simone Ashley), whom Ruby perpetually demoralizes.
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The complaint, which was previously obtained by PEOPLE, outlines how authorities believe the women were forced to turn over "collateral" — or potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs, with which they later could be blackmailed.
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It also said "corruption was embedded" at the IAAF under the governing body's former president Lamine Diack who, it added, ran a clique that covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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Just a few bars of "Damaged" will take you right back to the moment when Bates had to leave Anna after being blackmailed by his wife, or when Anna was arrested for the murder of her rapist. Translation?
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The most bracing hour, arguably, involves a teenager who is spied upon via webcam (the message "WE SAW WHAT YOU DID" pops up), then blackmailed by his unseen puppet masters into carrying out a mission with escalating stakes.
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The complaint, which was obtained by PEOPLE, outlines how authorities believe the women were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs — with which they later could be blackmailed.
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The complaint, which was obtained by PEOPLE, outlines how authorities believe the women were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs, with which they later could be blackmailed.
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During that time, Flynn was the most senior national security official in the West Wing, privy to every intelligence and foreign policy decision and secret, all the while, at risk of being blackmailed by Moscow, according to Yates.
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Sanalla said he did not know whether Brigade 30 were entitled to state salary payments as security employees, but made an appeal against the use of blockades, saying the NOC could not be blackmailed into paying out money.
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" A Wall Street Journal reporter tweeted Wednesday that a DNC resolution to be considered later this month describes the show as focused on a fictional FBI director "being blackmailed into confessing to a crime he did not commit.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The leaders of four Central European countries vowed on Tuesday not to be blackmailed by threats of financial punishment from Brussels if they don't join in the relocation of thousands of Middle Eastern and African refugees.
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The New York Times on Tuesday reported that officials at the FBI, CIA and the Justice Department considered Flynn to be at risk of being blackmailed, but CIA Director Mike Pompeo continued to share sensitive information with him.
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The background: Greitens allegedly blackmailed a woman with whom he had an extramarital affair with photos taken while she was blindfolded and had her hands tied, threatening to make them public if she went public with the affair.
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Until this week, the former Navy Seal faced impeachment as he admitted to an extramarital affair, but denied charges that he blackmailed the woman with a photo from their encounter, despite the woman's graphic account of the night.
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Human rights groups and many analysts have said that in the months before the election, military and intelligence officials threatened and blackmailed politicians in rival parties to defect to Mr. Khan's side, clearing a path for his victory.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Friday there was "no cause for panic" over friction between Beijing and Washington, but warned that China would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade.
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The New York Times on Tuesday reported that officials at the FBI, CIA and the Justice Department considered Flynn to be at risk of being blackmailed, but CIA Director Mike Pompeo continued to share sensitive information with him.
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Of course, you could argue these anti-Russia moves are just a way to shield Trump from the charge that he's being blackmailed, but at that point you might as well bust out the corkboard, notecards, and string.
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John Vassall, an Admiralty clerk working at the UK's Moscow embassy, was famously blackmailed into spying for the KGB after being photographed during an orgy with several men at a time when gay sex was illegal in Britain.
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After claiming he was dropping out because of poor polling, he returned to the campaign trail and then claimed that the Bush campaign had blackmailed him with compromising photographs of his daughter to keep him out of the race.
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The hypothetical fear of being a victim of revenge porn or blackmailed by an ex might have a chilling effect on women or members of the LGBTQ community, deterring them from applying for high-powered or high-profile positions.
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Apparently, no one learned a damn thing from the infamous Democratic National Committee (DNC) email hacks that marred Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign because several liberal groups are now reportedly being blackmailed by Russian hackers who accessed their emails.
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Prosecutors said that during background checks in 2011 used to spot any outside employment that could put them near criminal activity or create risks of being blackmailed, Polos and Glover failed to disclose that they were running the club.
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"I'm focusing on what's in my control, and that is what is Congress doing to solve people's problems," Ryan said after President Donald Trump fired the FBI director who was investigating his campaign, and then blackmailed him on Twitter.
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The former British spy who wrote the infamous dossier about Donald Trump was so concerned that Trump might be blackmailed by the Russian government that he reached out the FBI in July 2016, a Senate transcript released Tuesday revealed.
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The first House committee report focused on the allegations that sparked the controversy now enveloping Greitens: that he photographed a woman with whom he had an affair while she was bound and blindfolded, and blackmailed her with those photos.
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China said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation after Trump vowed to slap a 10% tariff on $300 billion worth of Chinese imports from next month, sharply escalating a trade row between the world's biggest economies.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The Chinese government's top diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday Beijing would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade and criticized unilateral moves by some states that China believes would bring harm to all.
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Connolly says she told him to drop off her stuff by a certain time, or else it would be "Entourage S7 E7," a reference to Season 7 Episode 7 titled "Tequila and Coke," in which Ari Gold was blackmailed.
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"We are carried away by Kim Jong Un's sudden deceitful peace offensive, but just a while ago he blackmailed us and the whole world with nuclear and missile provocations, while killing his own family members and executives," Park said.
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There is, of course, and his name is Nacho Varga (Michael Mando), who was blackmailed into serving Fring as a double agent in Season 4 after Fring realized that Nacho had tried to murder the Salamanca overlord, Don Hector.
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Though the YouTuber says she fully transitioned by the age of 20203, she decided to share her journey for the first time in 22020 after allegedly being blackmailed by people who threatened to share her story with the press.
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Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, who wisely and courageously tried to warn the White House that the president's national security advisor had lied about Russia and was in danger of being blackmailed by the Russians, was fired by Trump.
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In September 2012, British Columbia teenager Amanda Todd posted a video on YouTube titled "My Story: Struggling, bullying, suicide and self-harm", explaining her experience of being blackmailed into showing her breasts over webcam and being bullied and physically assaulted.
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That was despite his bizarre decision to call off his campaign for two months after the Democratic convention—because, he variously suggested, the security of his daughter's wedding was threatened, or he had been blackmailed, or the Democrats had impressed him.
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Once again Trip Advisor publishes whatever they want for the world to see with no regards to the blood sweat and tears of business owners and our complete inability to control or withdraw fake and blackmailed reviews from these sites.
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It seems that a scientist (Mads Mikkelsen) was blackmailed into designing the Death Star, but he deliberately built in an Achilles heel, and then smuggled out a message about this structural flaw to his long-lost daughter, Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones).
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The criminal complaint against Raniere, obtained by PEOPLE, outlines how authorities believe the women in DOS were forced to turn over "collateral" — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs, with which they later could be blackmailed.
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An independent World Anti-Doping Agency (WAD) investigation last year said "corruption was embedded" at the IAAF under Diack who, it added, ran a clique that covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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He added that when the rules were introduced Italy's economy minister had been "practically blackmailed" by his German counterpart and feared if he had not accepted them it would have sent a message that Italy's banks were close to collapse.
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It may seem strange, but it's true: The most powerful nation in the history of the world, with the most formidable military ever seen, refused to recognize the capital of its greatest ally because it was blackmailed with threats of violence.
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A juicy storyline like Lady Mary being blackmailed will be wrapped up by the end of an episode, while tedious conversations about whether or not the village hospital should be absorbed by the bigger one in York drag on across several.
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He has just finished writing his first novel, about a priest who has lost his faith and is being blackmailed, an exercise that allowed him to explore his own life, though he says the book is in no way autobiographical.
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UNITED NATIONS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Chinese government's top diplomat, Wang Yi, said on Friday there was "no cause for panic" over friction between Beijing and Washington, but warned that China would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade.
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But the "real" world is mostly a place to establish Owen and Annie's motivations to become lab rats: Owen's in it for the money, while Annie has blackmailed her way in because she's already addicted to one of the trial's drugs.
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But if Brooker widens his scope to speakers of different languages, we could see some dastardly manipulation across cultural lines — perhaps something akin to "Shut Up and Dance," in which a young man is blackmailed into committing murder and armed robbery.
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Fox News reported that Bezos' allegation that he was blackmailed by AMI with naked selfies was being investigated by the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, which has convened a grand jury taking testimony on the incident.
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Late last week, Smallville actress Allison Mack was arrested on sex trafficking charges stemming from her involvement with NXIVM, a self-help group allegedly running a sex cult that branded and blackmailed women into having sex with its founder, Keith Raniere.
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While articles and academic research I read online claimed the group was a cult built on blackmailed funds Oktar collected from women sometimes tricked into joining his cult, the women constantly appeared on Oktar's TV show, greeting seemingly reputable guests.
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Bezos alleged in a Medium post last February that National Enquirer publisher AMI blackmailed him by threatening to publish the photos, including a "below the belt selfie," if he didn't state that the tabloid's coverage of him was not politically motivated.
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When asked for Sessions' reaction to Grassley's comments Thursday, a source close to Sessions said the attorney general isn't going to be "blackmailed" into supporting a criminal justice bill he doesn't agree with or thinks undermines the criminal justice system.
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She also said that she had been blackmailed by people who wanted to leak her story to news outlets, adding that she was coming out because the opportunity to do so on her own terms had been taken away from her.
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During a trip to Japan last week, Fox said the U.K. could not be blackmailed into paying a bill before there's an agreement on their future relationship - something that the EU opposes completely and which the U.K. had previously agreed upon.
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Recruiting him into a larger plan is Cipher (Theron), the cyberterrorist who blackmailed him into working for her at the start of Fate of the Furious, only to wind up murdering his ex-girlfriend (and the mother of his son).
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Greitens has been under growing pressure to resign since the Missouri House of Representatives released a report last week detailing allegations that he coerced a woman into sex and then blackmailed her with a photo he took without her consent.
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Since earlier episodes involve such grim scenarios as a politician being blackmailed into having sex with a pig on live television, fans of the show, like screenwriter Rafael Jordan, had a pretty good idea of what to expect from the new season.
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New York (CNN)An actress testified Monday that "Smallville" star Allison Mack pulled her deeper into the activities of the cult-like group Nxivm, where she eventually became a "slave" in the organization's secret sex society and was blackmailed into staying silent.
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A criminal complaint against Raniere, obtained by PEOPLE, outlines how authorities believe the women in DOS were forced to turn over their collateral — identified as potentially-damaging personal information or materials, such as nude photographs — with which they later could be blackmailed.
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"[Being asked for my Aadhaar] was like being blackmailed to link [it] with my Amazon account if I wanted to get the products I had already paid for," Shraddha Kosaria, an Amazon customer in the Indian city of Kolkata, told BuzzFeed News.
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German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday Europe would not be blackmailed by Turkey in talks on visa liberalization, which have been hampered by a dispute over Turkish anti-terrorism legislation and a crackdown after the abortive coup on July 15.
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Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer of blackmailing him — and publishes the details himself Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says he is being blackmailed with nude selfies by AMI, owner of the National Enquirer, over claims the publisher has acted as a political operative.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British academic who blackmailed victims into sending him increasingly depraved images which he shared on dark web forums was jailed for 32 years on Monday after admitting 137 offences which included encouraging the rape of a four-year-old boy.
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The discovery of the pedophile ring last year shocked Pakistan and led to a rare sanctioning of police officers for negligence after dozens of families came forward to say their children had been abused and then blackmailed by members of a wealthy family.
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The big thing: Yates confirmed that she had warned the White House counsel in January that Michael Flynn misled officials about his discussions with the Russian ambassador to the United States, in part out of fear that Flynn would be blackmailed by Russia.
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These two triumphs are why some Peruvians claim that Fujimori "saved" Peru, even though his government formed military death squads, suspended habeas corpus, crushed the free press, mishandled a cholera epidemic, sterilized thousands of indigenous women, blackmailed opponents and fomented widespread corruption.
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Five prison inmates in South Carolina have been charged with setting up an elaborate extortion ring in which they blackmailed members of the military by posing as underage women online and collected more than half a million dollars, the authorities said Wednesday.
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Dividing many of his chapters into one slow year at a time, Cesarani achieves a sense of profound claustrophobia by tracing the extreme difficulty of hiding without being caught, blackmailed, denounced and handed over to the Germans in most of occupied Eastern Europe.
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Fallout from the independent commission's probe continued on Thursday when the second half of Pound's report revealed that the former head of world athletics, Lamine Diack, ran a clique that covered up organised doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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Thursday's second installment of a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) report slammed the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), accusing its former head, Lamine Diack, of running a clique that covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes as senior officials looked the other way.
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Yates says she warned the White House in late January that Flynn — a retired Army lieutenant general — "essentially could be blackmailed" by Russia after he misled top officials about the nature of December conversations he had with that country's ambassador to the United States.
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"This was a problem because not only do we believe that the Russians knew this, but that they likely had proof of this information — and that created a compromise situation, where the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the Russians," she said.
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In the statement, the news network pushes back on reports from Donald Trump Jr. and others claiming it had "blackmailed" a 15-year-old Reddit user, saying in a statement that the user was an adult and that he had apologized before speaking with CNN.
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"This was a problem because not only do we believe that the Russians knew this, but that they likely had proof of this information — and that created a compromise situation, where the national security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the Russians," she said.
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Meanwhile, Simpson told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the author of the dossier was acting on his own when he went to the FBI because he was concerned that a presidential candidate was being blackmailed, according to the 312-page transcript of his testimony. 4.
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Kirkpatrick ignores or skips quickly through key grievances of the anti-Morsi movement, both the contrived (the Islamists blackmailed the army into rigging elections for them) and the genuine (Islamists were complicit in killings near the protest camps and in post-coup violence against Christians).
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - A senior Pakistani judge on Sunday denied being blackmailed into convicting ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for graft last year after the main opposition party showed secretly taped video that appeared to show him saying he was threatened over the case.
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He immediately faced controversy in his earliest days at the White House, beginning with acting Attorney General Sally Yates' warning to McGahn that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by Russia and that he had likely lied to Vice President Mike Pence.
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Trump loves Flynn enough to stick with him even after acting Attorney General Sally Yates warned the administration, on January 26, that Flynn had lied to the vice president about his interactions with the Russian ambassador and could potentially be blackmailed by the Kremlin.
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Prosecutors said he used his organization Nxivm, which billed itself as a self-help group, to hide a secretive sorority known as DOS in which young women were blackmailed into have sex with him, follow dangerously restrictive diets and be branded with his initials.
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Some high-profile Emmy wins last month for "San Junipero," a fan-favorite fantasy of sapphic love in the Cloud, proved to everyone else what viewers knew from the season 3 pilot, which has the British Prime Minister blackmailed into porking a pig on live television.
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Sarah Kendzior, a scholar of authoritarianism in Central Asia who has refashioned herself as a domestic political commentator in the Trump era, has long used this as the basis for pushing the theory that Graham is being somehow blackmailed by the Russians into loyalty to Trump.
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In some cases, leaders of the secret organization branded women with Raniere's initials, threatened them with violence, and blackmailed them with sensitive material, such as naked photos and secrets about family members and friends, to keep them in the organization, also called the "sorority," court documents state.
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Clare says she won't, but later urges Neil to let the police know his involvement with Vicky, especially when she finds out that he was also blackmailed by her, a detail that she believes could further differentiate the suspects involved in the ever-growing list of murders.
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Wen Yunchao, who is currently seeking political asylum in the U.S., said in written testimony to the panel that family members back in China have been "harassed, blackmailed and threatened numerous times" over his alleged involvement in an open letter calling on President Xi Jinping to resign.
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Ever since alleged cult leader Keith Raniere was arrested in Mexico last week, speculation has circulated about if or when Smallville actress Allison Mack will also be arrested for her role in allegedly recruiting women who were branded, blackmailed, near-starved, and treated as personal slaves.
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Christopher Steele, the former British spy who compiled the dossier, took his findings to the FBI out of fear that then-candidate Trump "was being blackmailed," according to the Senate testimony of the man who hired him, Glenn Simpson of the political intelligence company Fusion GPS.
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Last year's independent World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) investigation, which exposed state-sponsored Russian doping, also said "corruption was embedded" at the IAAF under Diack who, it said, ran a clique that covered up organized doping and blackmailed athletes while senior officials looked the other way.
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The St. Louis Circuit Attorney initially opened her probe into Greitens earlier this year based on allegations that he photographed and blackmailed a woman with whom he was having an affair; Greitens has since been indicted on a felony invasion of privacy charge stemming from that investigation.
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Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general, submitted his resignation hours after The Washington Post reported that the acting attorney general had warned top White House officials last month that Flynn could be blackmailed by Russia because he was deliberately mischaracterizing his discussions with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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"I respect Viktor Orban and his courage because he had the strength to face the European Union that threatened and blackmailed him," French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, president of the National Front, said in an interview to Hungarian Echo TV via an interpreter last month.
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Nikkie de Jager, known better to her 13.1 million YouTube subscribers as "NikkieTutorials," urged her fans in a video posted to her YouTube on January 28 to stop trying to find the identity of the person who she said blackmailed her about being a transgender woman
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But McGahn immediately faced controversy in his earliest days at the White House, beginning with acting Attorney General Sally Yates' warning to McGahn that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by Russia and that he had likely lied to Vice President Mike Pence.
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First, on January 13, Jon Cooper, the head of a self-styled resistance group that mostly seems to funnel money into consultants' pockets rather than financing actual resistance work, claimed to have been told by a Republican source that Graham is being blackmailed over some unknown sexual kink.
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For one, the basic framework of "Shut Up and Dance"—which sees a young man being blackmailed by internet trolls into doing their bidding—isn't too far removed from the way the serial killer in Seven makes two detectives jump through increasingly twisted hoops to try and stop him.
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He wasn't afraid that she was gonna leave him, especially because he didn't love the mother and he was blackmailed into that one night ... She knew before she ever went back that he might've fallen in love with someone else, and that's really her only question to him.
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Each of the girls have felt the judgement and limitation of patriarchy — these women were videotaped in their bedrooms without consent by of age men when they were underage, they were manipulated and seduced by the older men in their life, and they were blackmailed by their fathers.
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Filled with rare titles, the Film Society of Lincoln Center series also features coded Hollywood depictions of homosexuality (Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope"; Vincente Minnelli's "Tea and Sympathy,") direct portrayals (the 1961 British drama "Victim," starring Dirk Bogarde as a barrister who is blackmailed for being gay) and many experimental films.
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To move forward, we'll need to admit that the problem doesn't lie with a few bad apple abusers but with a whole culture that imagines that women don't really have sexual desire, that we need to be cajoled, persuaded, seduced, manipulated, blackmailed or even outright forced into it.
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" According to Simpson, who had called on Grassley to release the transcript, Steele was so concerned by the possibility that a presidential candidate might be "blackmailed" by Russia that he reached out to the FBI of his own accord to share what he knew as a "security issue.
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"Victims who have the same photos being shared repeatedly, or have been threatened or blackmailed could use a system like this to prevent being victimized again," Katelyn Bowden, the creator of anti-revenge porn activism group Badass Army, and who has had her own intimate images traded online, told Motherboard.
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It also said staff working with interim clearances will have them revoked by February 23rd, raising the prospect that personnel including Ivanka Trump and Kushner will be kept in a sort of official limbo while the FBI reviews their personal histories and potential ways they could be bribed or blackmailed.
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The suit, filed last week on behalf of the then 17-year-old male student and his mother, alleges that Burke High School teacher Jennifer Olajire-Aro blackmailed the teen into having sex with her — and when he eventually refused, she docked his grade from a 98 to an 89.
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The worst that could happen: Other than the risk of getting blackmailed by Russia, engaging in urolagnia, as it's called, could expose you to hepatitis B, cytomegalovirus (CMV), or bacteria that can cause infection (though it's mostly water, urine isn't sterile, contrary to what you may have heard from survival stories).
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In the last few months, from his position as a paid commentator on MSNBC, John Brennan has repeatedly stated that the duly elected president of the United States is beholden to Vladimir Putin, potentially being blackmailed by him, and has gone as far as to call the president's actions treasonous.
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He added that the German auto industry employed more than 118,000 people in the United States and 60 percent of what they produced was exported to other countries from the U.S. "Europe should not let itself be blackmailed and should put in a confident appearance in the United States," he added.
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" Steele "severed" relationship with FBI after questionable New York Times story: Simpson According to Simpson, Steele was so concerned by the possibility that a presidential candidate might be "blackmailed" by Russia that he reached out to the FBI of his own accord to share what he knew was "a security issue.
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Nawaz's PML-N party says it is the main target of a renewed crackdown, which comes after it aired a video apparently showing one of the judges who convicted party founder and former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif last year on corruption charges saying he had been blackmailed to deliver a guilty verdict.
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Dom Whipple—the notorious corporate raider, the scourge of boardrooms near and far, the layoff king—had traded his entire fortune for a one-way ticket to a distant planet, and even guys like Lenny Westerfeld, a man he had once blackmailed into an early retirement, had come to bid Dom farewell.
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Smart — who was held captive and raped for nine months at age 14 — tried to aid the "Dynasty" star after learning her daughter India was part of the upstate group, where "Smallville" actress Allison Mack allegedly blackmailed women into having sex with its leader and branded their skin with his initials, Radar Online reports .
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After Grassley made the comments about having time for another nomination hearing -- an insinuation that Sessions could be replaced -- a source close to Sessions said at the time that the attorney general wasn't going to be "blackmailed" into supporting a criminal justice bill he didn't agree with or thinks undermines the criminal justice system.
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It is, however, probably fair to say that her tweet was an allusion to the broader sexual blackmail allegations around Graham rather than just a claim that he has leadership aspirations — although, to be technical about it, the current version of the blackmail theory is that he's being blackmailed not for being gay but for some unknown sexual kink.
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Steele's investigation ended with a number of allegations, including that Trump is possibly being blackmailed by Russian security services with a recording of him paying prostitutes to pee on a bed at a luxury hotel at Moscow, and also that Trump's campaign was the beneficiary of a multifaceted Kremlin plot to interfere in the 2016 US election.
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Yates delivered a forceful argument to the White House that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by the Russians As soon as she read the details of Michael Flynn's interview with the FBI, at the end of January, Yates called White House counsel Don McGahn and said they needed to talk in private, she testified.
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Comey has been tight-lipped about the FBI's ongoing Trump-Russia investigation, but he did divulge some additional information at his hearing before the Senate judiciary committee Wednesday -- including telling senators that Yates alerted him to former national security adviser Michael Flynn's lying about calls with the Russian ambassador and the potential for him to be blackmailed.
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By 2018, though, California lawmakers passed a measure that would prevent any additional local soda taxes from being passed within the state until 2031—a blackmailed bargain struck with the beverage industry after it threatened to support a ballot initiative that would make passing new taxes impossible without a two-thirds supermajority vote by local governments.
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A justice confirmed under this cloud could be blackmailed if evidence of perjury were to emerge later As PBS NewsHour has explained, these background checks are extremely invasive probes of everything from a nominee's romantic history to their credit score: Candidates' taxes, writings, childhoods, business dealings, medical histories and, yes, love lives, are all scrutinized for potential red flags.
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The White House staff secretary is one of the most important jobs in an administration, involving daily access to the most sensitive secrets of state, and must be held by someone who can be fully trusted with the most classified information and fully protected from being potentially blackmailed by our nation's enemies and others who wish us ill.
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Blackmailed by the dead man's wife and forced to work long hours, unpaid, as a doctor in a makeshift hospital for displaced emigrants, Green lies unconvincingly to conceal his situation from both his wife — a detective who happens to be investigating the hit-and-run — and superiors at his hospital, who can't help noticing his fatigue and distraction.
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And if the White House is blackmailed because the Kremlin has something even more damning on, say, Jared Kushner — who attended that meeting where the subject in the email was "very high level and sensitive information" that was "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump" — Pence will be further exposed as a gutless cipher.
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When new classmate Tammy (the always-excellent Jenny Slate) shows up and starts encouraging Tina to act out — we're talking getting drunk on margarita mix and temporary tattoos — she's blackmailed by both her conniving younger siblings Louise (Kristen Schaal) and Gene (Eugene Mirman), and Tammy, who threatens to show Tina's fiction to her longtime crush, Jimmy Jr. (H.
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Comey has been tight-lipped about the FBI's ongoing Trump-Russia investigation, but he did divulge some additional information at the hearing before the Senate judiciary committee Wednesday -- including telling senators that former acting Attorney General Sally Yates alerted him to former national security adviser Michael Flynn's lying about calls with the Russian ambassador and the potential for him to be blackmailed.
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Comey has been tight-lipped about the FBI's ongoing Trump-Russia investigation, but he did divulge some additional information at his hearing before the Senate judiciary committee Wednesday -- including telling senators that former acting Attorney General Sally Yates alerted him to former national security adviser Michael Flynn's lying about calls with the Russian ambassador and the potential for him to be blackmailed.
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The vice president was so far outside the inner loop of the Trump White House that he was not told for two weeks by the president or his staff that Justice Department and intelligence service leaders were so alarmed they warned the White House that Trump's then-chief of the National Security Council could be blackmailed by the Russian dictator.
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Okay, so it's probably not that easy — if the show purposefully left Paige's alleged locks in the episode, there's almost zero chance that she's really A.D. In fact, it's far more likely that Paige is simply one of Uber A's minions — or, less exciting, someone blackmailed into helping take care of Jenna, a la Toby's (Keegan Allen) turn as one of A's minions.
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Trump is not a Russian agent, and we have no reason to believe he's being blackmailed; the psychological truth is probably that Trump cannot accept that Moscow played a role in the election victory he is so proud of -- with or without the Trump campaign's knowledge -- and so he prefers to believe that his own nation's agencies are in error.
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Wesley Clark, the former commander of NATO's forces, on Monday questioned whether Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan blackmailed 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 into his decision to remove U.S. troops from Syria.
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Washington (CNN)Fusion GPS co-founder Glenn Simpson told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the author of the opposition research dossier on then-candidate Donald Trump and Russia was acting on his own volition when he went to the FBI because he was concerned that a presidential candidate was being blackmailed, according to the 312-page transcript of his testimony.
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The transcript sheds new light explaining the work Fusion GPS and ex-British intelligence agent Christopher Steele did investigating real estate deals from the Trump Organization and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, connections between the Trump world and Russian oligarchs and the possibility that the Russians had blackmailed Trump, which is what prompted Steele to go to the FBI with the dossier.
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As my Fox News colleague Daniel Hoffman — a 30-plus-year CIA veteran who was Moscow station chief during Brennan's tenure — has stated, when a former CIA director who still has his clearance makes the accusation that the head of the U.S. government is a foreign asset or being blackmailed, many around the world will believe him purely by dint of his last job.
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Trump fired Sally YatesSally Caroline YatesSally Yates: Moral fiber of US being 'shredded by unapologetic racism' Trump: 'Impossible for me to know' extent of Flynn investigation Mueller didn't want Comey memos released out of fear Trump, others would change stories MORE, then the acting attorney general, shortly after she warned the White House that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be blackmailed by the Russians.
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Independent presidential candidate and a former CIA operations officer Evan McMullin on Friday said Republican 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 may be lavishing praise on Russia and its leader because he's being blackmailed.
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Also, Luke is on-point about this: Good luck, and have fun beating up dudes, and helping a girl who's being blackmailed into selling her underwear, and tracking down a guy who stole a kid's game, and fighting a dude who's not wearing the right jacket to cross a bridge, and...and...and...and... One reason I always scratched my head over Yakuza was the way Sega originally pitched the series outside of Japan.
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Perhaps the most famous of these Wizard of Oz-like figures are Charles and David Koch, but there are others (among them the family of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos) whose stories Mayer tells: tycoons who silenced whistle-blowers, intimidated rivals, sued and blackmailed their own siblings, and whose plans for us involved polluting our air and water, lowering taxes for the wealthy, and drastically decreasing the amount we spend on education, health and welfare.
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