It was never the code name of the other thing?
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That's the internal code name for this unified app architecture.
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Code name: The investment is referred to as Project Sonic.
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He said the code name they assigned him is Jackpot.
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That was an internal code name for the defeat device.
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"The mission went by the code-name Operation Washington," Bryant explained.
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NEWCO was Uber's code name for the company that became Ottomotto.
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She eventually gave her prosthetic leg its own code name: Cuthbert.
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The Bill Press Show tweeted out Sanders code name Thursday morning.
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It turns out he even had a code name on set.
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Ryan, a blog suggests "Dreamy" as your Secret Service code name.
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That was my dad's code name—I have no idea why.
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Volkswagen's code-name at Apple is Jetstream, one of them said.
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It uses a code name for the pharmacy in its official documents.
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When I created PGP corporation, our code name was zero-click encryption.
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This was kind of a code name and it kind of stuck.
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Mr. Pink (Allen, who really hated his code name) would drive getaway.
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Turns out Donald Trump's Secret Service code name isn't quite so secret.
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Biden's code name will be "Celtic," CNN reported, citing two unidentified sources.
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One surgeon at Aleppo University Hospital adopted the code name Dr. White.
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Agents participating in the case gave Young the code name Slow Decline.
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The Air Force gave it the code name Special Air Mission (SAM) 26000.
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This dastardly invention will make the diva — code name, the Canary — sound flat.
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"Operation Chromite" — its title drawn from the invasion's code name — revisits the topic.
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It's the same code name Biden had when he served as vice president.
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Each person on the list was assigned a code name related to flowers.
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"That's our code name," Waititi said in his office with a happy grin.
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To the agents, it was known by its internal code name: Crossfire Hurricane.
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If it is not obvious, that code name was not chosen at random.
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The ongoing investigation has been given the code name "Operation Kaguyak," according to officers.
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The Like grew out of a 2007 Facebook project with the code name Props.
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MUKASEY: Mid-Year Exam, which is the code name for the Hillary Clinton investigation.
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Ooh-rah!" asks Chris Hill, a paralegal who goes by the code name "Bloodagent.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the code name used by Mr. Harman.
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For over 10 years, Google has conducted research under the code name Project Oxygen.
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Rolls-Royce is preparing an S.U.V. for 2017 under the Project Cullinan code name.
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The lizard mascot's name is "Spike," which also serves as the mission's code name.
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Even the code name of the case — Operation Encore — has never been published before.
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A code name, though, allows for a familiar shorthand that avoids sharing delicate information.
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AT&T's deep involvement with the NSA monitoring program operated under the code name SAGUARO.
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A subsequent Xeon processor for AI has been rumored under the code name "Knights Crest."
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But I decide to play along and suggest that maybe she needs a code name.
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The documents provide details on Project Amad — the code name for Iran's nuclear weapons development.
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Her husband's code name was "Driller," a reference to Todd Palin's work on oil rigs.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that detail, as well as the project's code name: Cache.
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Eggsy (Taron Egerton), who has adopted the code name of his late mentor Harry, a.k.a.
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He's also an undercover spy — code name "Johnson" — whose movie sets doubled as home bases.
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Is it simply that for liberal America, "Russia" is a code name for "Donald Trump"?
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Taking the code name the Jackal, his character is hired to kill Charles de Gaulle.
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A code name like Storm or Spider-Man can easily describe someone's superpowers or abilities.
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Then, in all caps, came a code name that was hard to miss: VIP POTUS.
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How do you explain -- NAVARRO: My code name at the CIA is notorious, by the way.
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This Will Chase's agency code name is "Whiskey Cavalier" — it's supposed to stand for his initials.
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So, why was everyone pretending like this company was the German Lehman, code-name for disaster?
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It is a "generic" name, not a two-letter "country code" name reserved for sovereign states.
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Ms. Ninio (code name: Claude) was a liaison to the other operatives but not a bomber.
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"The game has a secret-agent vibe," said Mr. Harman, who uses the code name OninekoKin.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) after his death, using his former code name from his previous presidential campaign.
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Mr. King, code name Cowboy, is the only African-American member of the Georgia Security Force.
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Waypoint/VICE has already profiled Zoë Quinn's experiment with the genre, code name "Project Tingler", here.
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Mr. Rockefeller's team called the campaign Project Eagle, after the code name used for the shah.
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Coffee Lake, for the uninitiated, is the code name for the microarchitecture the CPU is based on.
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Dormire would hand over an envelope of $22017,178.88 to "M7," the state's code name for Foundation Care.
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As for the name, we won't know Android P's official dessert-themed code name for some time.
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And in line with keeping things under wraps, she's even given him a secret code name: Jerome!
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KS: Yeah, they've got weird ... You know, "Twisted Mango" is Tony Romm's new code name, but anyway.
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Asked during a debate what he wanted his Secret Service code name to be, he suggested Harley.
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The product is part of several new gadgets being crafted under the T288 code name, Bloomberg said.
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Under the code name "Westward Ho," The Times spent several years trying to solve the technological problems.
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" Donald, 70, confirmed his code name to PEOPLE earlier this year, asserting, however, "I didn't choose it.
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The French kept the operation small, to avoid leaks, and gave Vetrov an English code name: Farewell.
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His Soviet code name was Godsend, and he came to Los Alamos from a family of spies.
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During talks, Morgan Stanley referred to E-Trade with the code name "Eagle," according to the people.
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Detroit, whose code name was "Midnight" on the Underground Railroad, was a pivotal location on the network.
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Walking down the stairway, I entered the "Croghan Street Station," the code name for this particular stop.
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AT&T's code name was "Lily", the same as the customer service person who appears in their commercials.
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PlayStation Pro, whose code name is "Neo," will support Sony's virtual reality headset, due to launch in October.
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The production itself resembled a covert operation, with a code name ("Sasha" had stuck) and elaborate security protocols.
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He added that the cost center's code name was "Zeca Pagodinho," the name of a Brazilian samba performer.
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"We have never been so close to Meltzer," a Mossad operative wrote to Amit, using Mengele's code name.
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Later on Monday Intel showed off its next chip for laptops, known by the code name Tiger Lake.
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His Soviet code name was Godsend, and he came to Los Alamos from a family of secret agents.
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But at the time, a small group of F.B.I. officials knew it by its code name: Crossfire Hurricane.
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We know how much it weighs, what it costs, its impact, its model number and its code name.
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The law enforcement effort was given the code name Bacovia, apparently named for the Romanian poet George Bacovia.
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The mother started calling with tips under a code name — about a gun under a car, for example.
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The diagnostics project might be going under the internal code-name "Picard," although CNBC could not confirm this definitively.
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It was unclear on Sunday whether Mr. al-Baghdadi similarly was given a code name for the Idlib raid.
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A secret mission, a code name, and anxiety inside of the early days of the FBI&aposs drop investigation.
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"The code name was never meant to be made public," Joe Little, managing editor at Majesty magazine, told Insider.
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While the Secret Service spokesperson wouldn't confirm Ivanka's code name to PEOPLE, it likely starts with the letter 'M.
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His code name was "the Fish's Head," after the old saying that a fish rots from the head down.
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It was a strange relationship — men and women whom we only knew by code name were relying on us.
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But that doesn't actually help us identify who this human being is, because Abu Jarrah is a code name.
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In internal emails disclosed by prosecutors, Goldman bankers referred to their 1MDB work under the code name Project Tiara.
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Scott Foley, who did time on "Scrubs" and "Cougar Town," is Frankie's counterpart, Will Chase (code name Whiskey Cavalier).
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Donoghue said Ceasar also resumed using her code name "Umm Nutella" in her communications, which she sought to cover up.
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There are two other Bosleys as well, played by Patrick Stewart and Djimon Hounsou: I guess it's a code name.
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Code name "Notorious," law enforcement received four reports of the rogue pig last November, but managed to evade the authorities.
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There's also Petit Four, though these bite-sized French cakes actually served as the internal code name for Android 1.1.
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Obama rocked out to Beyonce's "Single Ladies," discussed her Secret Service code name and was joined by rapper Missy Elliott.
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The new, as-of-yet unnamed smartphone (code name "D33") is rumored to have a screen size approaching 6.5 inches.
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Seeing as she used the same initials as the code name â€" LC â€" we could probably hazard a guess.
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Clinton's code name is "Evergreen," and Trump goes by "mogul," an obvious reference to the billionaire businessman's deal-making prowess.
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Using the code name Project Scorpion, Mr. Humphrey and his staff spent the next six weeks working undercover, gathering evidence.
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Court documents show that Uber used the code name "Unicorn" when acquiring the self-driving truck firm Otto last year.
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That's the code name given to the plan in place for the days and weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's passing.
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The New York Times reported that the Kremlin even had a code name for Rohrabacher as a possible intelligence source.
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It was in this job that Mr. McRaven joined the final hunt for Bin Laden, whose code name was Geronimo.
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The Dutch police led the takedown of Hansa Market, but both efforts were coordinated under the code name Operation Bayonet.
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Ms. Vartanyan, whose code name was Anita, was still involved in active intelligence work when she died, the S.V.R. said.
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Mixing action and comedy, "Whiskey Cavalier" stars Scott Foley ("Scandal") as the FBI agent with that unfortunate code name, a.k.a.
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Much of the planning for Operation Overlord, the code name for the Battle of Normandy, took place in this picturesque home.
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The Post also says he used a code name, "the Baron," to disguise messages he left for Maples during their affair.
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We went to this stage that was below another stage, and we called it "Hot Food" as the code name. Right.
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The start-up's founders previously worked at Apple, specifically on its secretive car project that goes by the code name Titan.
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But the bureaucratic engine has kicked up a gear, with cross-government preparations being organised under the code name Operation Yellowhammer.
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Russia once viewed Rohrabacher as an intelligence source and gave him a code name, The New York Times reported last November.
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In fact, it happens so often — about once a month, reportedly — that custodians have a special code name for handling it.
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"That's true," the real estate tycoon tells PEOPLE for this week's cover story when asked to confirm the rumored code name.
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Neo is the code name for the suped-up PlayStation 4, first rumored in March, that Sony confirmed just before E3.
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He offers us five two-word phrases, and the first word is the code name given to each of the beaches.
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The American military initially assigned Mr. Cheffou the code name Objective Naylor Road; he since has been renamed Objective Urchin Reef.
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One example was Lakefield, the code name for an unusual bundle of semiconductors, created by stacking multiple chips to save space.
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Mr. Donald declined in an interview to give a timeline for bringing the technology (code name: Trident) to other Carnival brands.
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The Pentagon's high-profile military operations are more brand name than code name: Enduring Freedom, Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, New Dawn.
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But there's one more major tie between Monica and Carol that Captain Marvel doesn't quite get into: their shared code name.
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His response was, yes, this increases the pressure to terminate MYE, which was the code name, midyear exam, for the Clinton investigation.
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In 2008, Cali was arrested and charged with federal racketeering as part of Operation Old Bridge — a code name for the Feb.
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For instance, President Barack Obama's code name is "Renegade," Michelle's is "Renaissance" and daughters Malia and Sasha are "Radiance" and "Rosebud" respectively.
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One of these rules is the code name "London Bridge is down," which will reportedly be used to communicate the Queen's passing.
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The British Department for Transport and Civil Aviation Authority prepared plans, under the code name "Operation Matterhorn," to repatriate stranded British passengers.
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Mr. Laux said that 20 minutes later, his source confirmed that the Qaeda militant, given the code-name Scimitar, had been killed.
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These underground lairs, known collectively by the code name Riese—"giant," in German—constitute one of the Third Reich's most ambitious undertakings.
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While ICANN makes policy for all generic top level domains, it can only recommend policy to the Country Code Name Services Organization (CCNSO).
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He alleges that Paolo Duterte has a tattoo which includes a code corresponding to his code name in the records -- Alpha Tierra 0029.
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" In 1954, the military detonated a nuclear bomb on one of the northern Marshall Islands' Bikini Atoll, under the code name "Castle Bravo.
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Trying to sign up via Facebook also doesn't work, but oddly refers to the app as "chacha," which may be a code name.
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And get this ... cops had a code name for the raids -- "Operation MasKoke" -- named after the soccer star they were looking to arrest.
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The Iraqi Donnie Brasco An Iraqi CIA agency with the code name, "Donnie Brasco," reportedly betrayed his American handlers in November of 2014.
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She was the daughter of a villain known as the Cluemaster and helped foil his crimes as the Spoiler (her first code name).
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The code name for Time Warner in deal talks was "Rabbit," perhaps an homage to Warner Bros' carrot-chewing, wise-talking cartoon character.
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The prosecutors say that Mr. Browder was assigned the code name Agent Solomon by Western intelligence, while Mr. Navalny was called Agent Freedom.
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Meanwhile, Sansa uses the code name "Alayne" to throw people off about her real identity, as she is being hunted down by the Lannisters.
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One of the expected future devices is a project with the code name Ripley, which Cheddar previously covered and CNBC confirmed with former employees.
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While the nickname has become widely popular today, it was originally created as a secret code name for the weapon, according to Channel 1.
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Microsoft revealed the Xbox One X at its E3 press conference in Los Angeles, known up until today by its code name Project Scorpio.
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Faith, whose code name is Zephyr, was introduced in 1992 and had adventures for three years, before Valiant ceased publication of all its series.
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Russia's High North maneuvers in April and May included the test launch of Kinzhal anti-air missiles (NATO code name: SA-N-9 Gauntlet).
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Microsoft, Sony's primary rival in the console market, announced its own 4K-capable Xbox One console this year, with the code name Project Scorpio.
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That was the code name for an ultimately unsuccessful attempt by the Allies to cross the Rhine and its tributaries and advance into Germany.
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Before anybody outside Apple was aware of it, the project that would become the iPhone was referred to internally by the code name Purple.
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It is clear that Stellarwind"—the code name for the information collected under the program—"covered a quadrant where we had no other tools.
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Known only by his FBI code name, the Unabomber was behind a string of mail bombs that killed three people and wounded 23 others.
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The image is nice homage both to the character that helped propel the Xbox to success and to the One X's code name, Project Scorpio.
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The giant space rock has the fitting code name 99942 Apophis, the Greek name for an Egyptian serpent god hell-bent on swallowing the sun.
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Farther behind the scenes, the company is investing in its own fully automated clothing factory, a shipping company (code name: Dragon Boat), and physical stores.
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"A15 is not a typical kind of &aposboom and bang&apos individual," CIA handler Grover Lythcott wrote in 1966, using a code name for Posada.
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Each build of Android gets a code name, with each new name being a sweet treat that starts with the successive letter of the alphabet.
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More importantly perhaps, would be the announcement of "Andromeda," the code name for a long-rumored Chrome OS and Android mashup targeting laptops and tablets.
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The company has reportedly laid off over 200 employees from Project Titan, the code name for its project focused on autonomous systems, according to CNBC.
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The Skull Canyon product is the latest version of our Intel® NUC (Next Unit of Computing)–strictly speaking Skull Canyon is a code name.
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The Apple Car, which may or may not be self-driving, is being developed under the code name "Titan," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Intel, for its part, said that a standalone graphics card that uses the code name DG1 was working inside a laptop running at its event.
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The company was tight-lipped during the hearing, though, and did not confirm nor deny the link between the code name and the project. 5.
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There's other connections as well: we see some Deathtroopers and Grand Moff Tarkin, while Director Krennic is mentioned along with the Death Star's code name, Stardust.
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Sanchez, using the screen name "Tere" on a BlackBerry device, allegedly sought to contact "Los Menores," a code name that the cartel used for Chapo's sons.
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The WSJ reports that breach was major enough to be given a code name and to have prompted admonition from the highest levels of the agency.
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Her code name around the office for the queen is (or was until it's been published) Shirley Temple, though Lady Elizabeth said she can't remember why.
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The company, which includes former executives from places like Nest and August Home, has been operating in stealth under the decidedly less pronounceable code name, Locoroll.
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The next NASA rover to go to Mars has shed its code name and assumed a new one, sourced from the ingenuous youth of our nation.
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The document said the strategy came from a company that ZTE labeled with the code name F7, which The New York Times reported closely resembled Huawei.
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Two and a half years earlier, he had recruited a man whose K.G.B. code name was Boy, a prominent young member of Israel's ruling Labor Party.
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The parallels to "Homeland" extend to the troubled psyche of the main character, an agent with the code name Malotru (played by Mathieu Kassovitz of "Amélie").
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Twenty people so far have agreed to plead guilty since officials carried out a wave of arrests under the code name "Operation Varsity Blues" on March 12.
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That's what she keeps hidden behind her lab's frosted glass security door, labeled "Edison," the code name for this project that they've been working on for years.
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"We are building the first Mars or interplanetary ship right now," Musk revealed at the South by Southwest conference in March, noting its code name is BFR.
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In 0003, a small team of engineers, led by Thrun, was assigned to a secret self-driving-car division, which was given the code name Project Chauffeur.
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An employee at Moschino USA has a code name for black clients who don't look like ballers -- "Serenas" ... so claims an ex-employee who's suing the company.
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But in Endgame, Barton is expected to take on a new alter ego of "Ronin," possibly introducing a way into bequeathing his Hawkeye code name to Bishop.
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While "The Pearl Thief" is self-contained, readers of "Code Name Verity" will get glimpses of the Julie they know as a multifaceted spy in the making.
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A radio dispatcher says "four bodies" have been spotted on the "Mike" side, referring to the code name for the bank of the Rio Grande in Mexico.
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According to two sources, there are recurring calendar invites involving human resources and lawyers using the word "Huxley," thought to be a code name for the layoffs.
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There was ''Attorney A,'' who, as regulators closed in, urged co-workers to destroy any emails that mentioned the ''acoustic function,'' the code name for emissions cheating software.
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She even jokes that the other teachers started to doubt Niko had an "astronaut" wife after all — is that the code name for "secret spy wives" these days?
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Then there's the missing "NEWCO" hard drive that was connected to Levandowski's laptop back in January — NEWCO was Uber's code name for the startup that would become Ottomotto.
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With the just-announced Xbox One X—the official name of the console previously known by the code-name Project Scorpio—Microsoft is starting to change the game.
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The project was set in motion, and its code name was changed from Mockingjay to Katniss, a reference to Katniss Everdeen, the protagonist in the "Hunger Games" novels.
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But Daniels claims in a lawsuit filed in California court on Monday that the non-disclosure agreement doesn't matter because "Dennison" (Trump's code name) never signed the document.
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" US officials believe the deadly explosion was caused during testing of the nuclear propelled Russian missile SSC-X-9 which NATO has designated the code name of "Skyfall.
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They used a code name — LibertyU — for their operative inside the organization, Marisa Jorge, who graduated from Liberty University in Virginia, one of the nation's largest Christian colleges.
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Rosell's arrest was ordered by a Barcelona judge, but the investigation, under the code name Rimet, is part of an international operation against organized crime in international soccer.
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The Manhattan Project, the U.S. code name for the development of the first atomic bomb, is widely credited with ending the war in the Pacific Theater in 85033.
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There was "Attorney A," who, as regulators closed in, urged co-workers to destroy any emails that mentioned the "acoustic function," the code name for emissions cheating software.
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"It pains me to admit that 'Code Name Verity' is fiction," and that the characters are "not actually real people," she wrote in an afterword to that book.
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"I had a Japanese code name for them: ponyon," says Satoe Haile, a designer at Google who, along with the contracted Japanese design firm IC4, helped conceptualize the blob.
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The code-name was a replacement of sorts for a previous one, TITAN RAIN, that had made its way into media reports, including a big story in Time magazine.
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Based on a true story, the period piece tells the incredible tale of "Operation Anthropoid," the code name for a Czechoslovakian-led mission to assassinate SS officer Reinhard Heydrich.
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The U.S. Secret Service officially ended its security detail for the late George H.W. Bush, whose code name was "Timberwolf," on Friday after decades of protecting the former president.
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Comic book fans are sure to flood multiplexes next week for the continuing adventures of Wade Wilson, Marvel Comics' gun-toting, sharp-tongued mercenary whose code-name is Deadpool.
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Mr. Rohrabacher was considered so valuable to the Kremlin that the F.B.I. warned him in 2012 that Russia regarded him as an intelligence source worthy of a code name.
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Gonzales would later say that he drafted the notes merely to record lawmakers' reactions, though the notes included operational details of the program and its code name, Stellar Wind.
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These blended old-style electronic warfare and new-style cyber attacks, with some loud echoes of the techniques used in "Olympic Games," the code name for the Iran sabotage.
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The Abortion Counseling Service of the Chicago Women's Liberation Union, better known by the code name Jane, helped provide safe, supportive and affordable illegal abortions -- at first just through referrals.
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"Our internal code name for the factory, the machine that builds the machine, is the alien dreadnought," Musk said on a call with investors in 2016, according to Business Insider.
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Much of the dossier and almost all of the controversial material is drawn from human sources, sometimes identified by role ("Sechin's associate") and sometimes by a code name ("Source E").
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The secret server used by COIN was shut down in late 2016, sources said, and the team began to develop new, more tightly-held infrastructure under a new code name.
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In 2015, Gabbard traveled to Cairo with then–Republican California representative Dana Rohrabacher, known in Washington as "Russia's favorite congressman," whom the Kremlin liked enough to give a code name.
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The still untitled next Bond movie will apparently see James Bond come out of retirement for one last mission, while Lynch will take over the former spy's legendary code name.
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There is still debate about whether Operation Market Garden (the assault's code-name) was a bold strategy that might have shortened the war or was fatally flawed from the outset.
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"Operation Restore Regasi", a play crudely satirising the Mugabes, sold out repeatedly earlier this year (the name parodies an army commander who mispronounced Operation Restore Legacy, the coup's code-name).
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She found a prototype with the code name Little Foot, an iPad placed on a motorized base that could detect a person in the room and swivel in that direction.
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President George H. W. Bush had just gone on U.S. television announcing the start of the war, the air campaign on "military targets in Iraq," code name Operation Desert Storm.
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Mr. Skoro initially told Mr. Dratel that he would be receiving a call from an American official, who would refer to Mr. Skoro by a code name, the declaration says.
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Davis said Walters told him to use the code name "the Dallas Cowboys" for Dean Foods, and use a specially assigned phone, called the "bat phone," to pass on information.
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The new article and film say that N.S.A. memos from 2013 refer to Titanpointe by its code name and activities that take place there but do not mention its address.
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The so-called Gorilla scandal, named after the code name given to a secret dossier, involved government officials, oligarchs and others caught on tape discussing kickbacks and other corrupt activities.
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The FBI reportedly warned the Republican lawmaker, who serves as chairman of a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee, in 85033 that the Kremlin believed he should have his own code name.
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I found myself watching Lucy Liu star in Code Name: The Cleaner, a diverse yet cheesy flick where Liu doesn't get to do much but look pretty and say sassy lines.
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The documents at one point belonged to Jack MacDonald—then the manager of systems software for the Apple II and III (in these documents referred to by its code name SARA).
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" It's juxtaposed with him walking toward a ragged door cut into the side of the mountain, which may be a nod to the secret code name of this season, "The Door.
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"We are 100 percent sure that it can be attributed to the Pawn Storm group," said another analyst at the firm, using another code name for the Fancy Bear hacking group.
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Vladimir Uglev, who worked in the same laboratory as Mr. Rink, told The Bell news website that he helped produce four agents under the code name Foliant, from 403 until 1988.
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"All we knew was the code name 816," said Li Tingyong, a local resident and later head of the Fuling tourism bureau, in a 2010 television program about the 816 plant.
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Techies have been known to mimic characters' voices around their office, code-name secret projects after things in the series or throw LOTR-themed parties for their friends in the industry.
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John McCain's most enduring nickname is "Maverick," but the United States Secret Service will always remember the senator as "Phoenix," his old code name from when he was the 2008 presidential nominee.
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The Su-27, commonly known as Flanker — the code name given to it by NATO, which assigns one to every piece of Russian military hardware — is the backbone of Russia's air force.
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That's the Grecian code name for a multi-purpose rig that combines a decked out off-roading dune buggy called the Blackbird with some cutting-edge camera, editing, and graphics rendering technology.
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The indictment alleges that Witt disclosed the code name and mission of a top-secret Pentagon program to Iranian officials and also gave them the name of a U.S. government counterintelligence agent.
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Her story is related in a more conventional and less aesthetic book than Bobkowski's, CODE NAME: LISE: The True Story of the Woman Who Became WWII's Most Highly Decorated Spy (Gallery, $27).
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The group, which includes professional journalists in Moscow and Washington, identified the officer as Oleg V. Ivannikov, and said he operated under the pseudonym Andrei I. Laptev and the code name Orion.
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According to the study, the archival documents said that Godsend was at Los Alamos and that he was providing secret information on "Enormous," the K.G.B.'s code name for the American project.
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Atlantic City also played a central role in Abscam, the code name for an F.B.I. sting operation that came to light in 1980 and caught officials on videotape as they took bribes.
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In infiltrated police departments, each Gülenist officer had a code name, and each unit was overseen by an outside "imam," regarded by the officers as a higher authority than the police chief.
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To create these women in her young adult novels, including "Code Name Verity" and "Rose Under Fire," Wein conducted research — and later almost apologized for using that research to write a novel.
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The documents, including what are said to be Mr. Walesa's work and personal files under the code name "Bolek," have not been verified by a handwriting expert to determine whether signatures were his.
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" To the government, he was no longer Felix Sater; in public he was referred to as John Doe, while in hundreds of pages of FBI interview reports, his code name was "The Quarterback.
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The spy operation, under the code-name Anarchist, was run out of a base in Cyprus and targeted other countries in the region, including Egypt, Iran, Syria and Turkey, according to The Intercept.
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The next major version of Android, for now referred to as "Android P" until Google comes up with a dessert-inspired code name, may have a new feature to help protect your privacy.
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Authorities said Guizar Valencia, known by the code-name "Z-43," directed the slaying of an untold number of Guatemalan civilians as the cartel violently took control of border territory in recent years.
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With these new body-diverse offerings — a project it's been working on for two years under the code name Project Dawn, according to Time — the company hopes to better connect with its audience.
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CODE NAME 'VAN GOGH' In a packed hearing at London's Royal Courts of Justice, an Airbus lawyer said the settlements "draw a clear line under the investigation and under the grave historic practices".
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There, he suggested that the successful missile, which the North Koreans call the Hwasong-12, appeared to be a smaller version of the KN-08, a code name for Korea North Type 8.
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Will Hurd, a former C.I.A. clandestine officer and now a Republican representative from Texas, said that Grizzly Steppe, the American code name given to Russia's efforts to disrupt the 2016 election, had worked.
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Penas said he knew Gurtel - investigators' code name for the case - would be big when he made the audio recordings, but had never imagined it might reach the upper echelons of the conservative party.
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The plan for the bonuses was top-secret, Erwin tells CNBC Make It, and they even had a code name for it: Green Bucks (a nod to the hunting community in Ludington, Erwin says).
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The spy operation, under the code-name Anarchist, was run out of a base in Cyprus and also targeted other countries in the region, including Egypt, Iran, Syria and Turkey, according to The Intercept.
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Dodge is the first high-profile hire by Bob Mansfield, the retired Apple hardware exec who was brought back this year to lead development on Project Titan, the code name for Apple's car efforts.
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Sanders, one of four presidential candidates known to be receiving protection from the agency, was apparently given the code name as a nod to his stand against both Wall Street bankers and establishment politicians.
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But investigators on the case had already chosen a different code name, one that spoke to the nature of the crimes said to have been masterminded by the former vice detective named Ludwig Paz.
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That's expected to be one of the final tests for Crew Dragon before it can launch DM-210, the code name for the first test mission with people on board, in the weeks after.
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Editors of "A Higher Loyalty" are also using a password-protected digital file disguised under a code name in their system to make changes instead of using traditional paper copies, the news outlet added.
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And then there's the legacy title — where other characters assume the code name of a hero that they didn't originate, more recently in play with Captain America and Thor (see: Jane Foster becoming Thor).
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The Buyan-M class corvettes are armed with nuclear-capable Kalibr cruise missiles, known by the NATO code name Sizzler, which the Russian military says have a range of at least 1,500 km (930 miles).
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In court documents, Brazilian prosecutors have portrayed Berkowitz, who went by the code name "Batman" in messages with alleged co-conspirators, as a central player in the kickback scheme and a recipient of Vitol bribes.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said at a press event for the just-launched Falcon Heavy that SpaceX will now begin focusing in earnest on "BFR," the code name for its next big space launch vehicle.
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Since the code name was initially reported in 2017, it's possible it has been changed without the media's knowledge, particularly after the London Bridge terrorist attack in 2017, but no official plans have been acknowledged.
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SL: The phone's code name, I love this, was Ghostface Killa, and they eventually scrapped that idea, and decided to do a less ambitious version, on mapping an operating system in a phone by HTC.
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Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) is so highly regarded by the Kremlin as an intelligence source that he is considered worthy of a code name from the Russian government, according to The New York Times.
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Hell, we've spent more time this season with Sofia and Gennadi (whose FBI code name is apparently "Teacup"), two other characters I had completely forgotten about but who take center stage in Stan's storyline this episode.
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The Army's 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment — Delta, or "Delta Force," or CAG (for Combat Applications Group) or whatever its latest code name might be — is one of the best door kicking-units in the world.
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He put the plan into motion, giving it the internal code name Vertigo — maybe because the thought of moving most of their software stack to the public cloud made the engineering team dizzy to even consider.
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Today, German DJ, producer, and BPitch Control label-head Ellen Allien is releasing her latest EP, Landing XX, which sounds like it could be a code name for an extremely covert government operation regarding extraterrestrial life.
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He greets guests wearing military fatigues, black boots, a helmet and a flak jacket, and asks them not to use his real name but to call him Zero One, his father's code name during the conflict.
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According to a report by the same group in December, the person code-named Orion was heard in a telephone intercept discussing the movement of military equipment with another Russian, who had the code name Delfin.
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The resulting script was so top secret that at one point it was given the code name Acid Zoo, based on a story Fancher likes to tell about the time he took LSD and stared at gorillas.
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He said Cascade Lake, a code name for a different 14-nanometer chip, was expected to roll out for the data center later this year, but that 10-nanometer chips would not ship at volume until 2019.
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Recode, the New York Times, the Information, all kinds of news outlets ended up exposing Uber for a variety of issues, including Greyball, which was a code name for a software that was used to evade authorities.
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JACOB BERNSTEIN My favorite movie-with-good-clothes is "Dick: The Unmaking of the President," a retelling of the Watergate scandal that imagines Deep Throat, the Washington Post source, was the code name of two teenage girls.
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" When Mr. Jones asked who had sent the report, he was told that the source was known only by the code name Amniarix, and that "she was one of the most remarkable young women of her generation.
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The deal was referred to within AT&T, in order to prevent leaks, as "Project Bobtail", whose aim was to acquire "Rabbit", the code name for Time Warner and perhaps a homage to Warner Bros' Bugs Bunny character.
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Daniels already filed a lawsuit in California court last week that argues the non-disclosure agreement can't be enforced because Trump — or "David Dennison" as he's allegedly referred to in code name on the document — never signed it.
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You had the New York Times report come out this week, crossfire hurricane was the code name they used of this counter-intelligence investigation, and there was a meeting that Papadopoulos had with someone over in Great Britain.
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Harmon didn't respond to a request for comment, and Maples — co-founder of Floodgate — said that his former co-worker is staying stealthy at the moment, though he did say that Poquito was a code name for Swivel.
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Jonathan Wackrow, former Secret Service agent: Barbara Bush's code name was absolutely perfect April 19 As a special agent with the United States Secret Service, I had the opportunity to work on many protective assignments with Mrs. Bush.
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Before the WS-403 engines — code name Emei — were ready, the J-240 used either the Chinese WS-235B or the Russian-made AL-210FM2/3 power plants, which reduced its manoeuvrability and stealth capabilities at supersonic speeds.
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Given the code name Timber Sycamore, the covert program began slowly, but by 2015 the C.I.A.-backed rebel groups had made significant progress against Syrian forces, pushing into areas of the country long considered to be government strongholds.
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It sounds like a code name for an intelligence agency or a defense program, but it was a declaration by Britain in June 2019 to go carbon neutral in 30 years, the first G0003 country to do so.
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A second season begins in the exploits of Guillaume Debailly, an undercover agent (code name: Malotru) for French intelligence now living in Paris after a mission in Damascus, where he embarked on an affair with a Syrian woman.
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Mr. Forden, who was chief of the Soviet-Eastern European division at Langley, met Colonel Kuklinski when the officer left Poland for summer sailing missions that were disguised as vacations (his code name was Gull) in Northern Europe.
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It was the Steve Jobs-inspired code name, because when they had started working on the Mini Lab in I think it was 220 when the iPhone 2S had come out, she had code named it the 223S.
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According to a report by The Daily Mail UK, Lynch, 83, plays a new agent who takes over Bond's iconic code name, with Daniel Craig's character living in Jamaica as a retiree after the events of 2015's Spectre.
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He and Mr. Gregory published their findings as co-authors of the book "Murder in Memphis" (first released in 1977 as "Code Name Zero"), which suggested that the F.B.I. may have been involved in a conspiracy behind the killing.
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The group, which has sometimes been known by its code-name "1492," is run by Babak Parviz, who previously worked at Alphabet's research and development effort, then known as Google X. CNBC first reported on the team in 2017.
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It was intended as a follow-up to "Olympic Games," the code name of a cyberattack by the United States and Israel that destroyed 20093,000 centrifuges and temporarily disrupted production at Natanz, a far larger but less protected enrichment site.
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" In fact, they write, when picking a code name for the company's IPO, they chose "Project Holloway" to honor his contribution, because the "technical decisions Lee made, and the engineering team he built, are fundamental to the business we have become.
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WASHINGTON — For two decades, Representative Dana Rohrabacher has been of value to the Kremlin, so valuable in recent years that the F.B.I. warned him in 2012 that Russia regarded him as an intelligence source worthy of a Kremlin code name.
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Seborer, whose code name was "Godsend," was suspected to have had a granular understanding of the bomb's inner workings, which most likely contributed to the Soviet Union's ability to quickly detonate its own bomb in 1949, four years after the Americans.
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Using a tattooed finger, he punched in a pass code that would unlock access to "Babylon": the code name for the top secret project he has been working on since his arrival 224 months ago at the world's largest luxury group.
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Industry interests must now "disclose the code name of [a] project, its genre, whether the game is based on previously published intellectual property and whether the performer is reprising a prior role," he said in a statement included with the announcement.
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Gary Brown, Google's security engineer specializing in forensics, said in a partially redacted declaration that Mr. Levandowski searched Google's network in December 2015 for login details to a document repository for "Chauffeur," the internal code name for the driverless car project.
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GSK, which is battling to return to profit growth, has taken this approach for instance with an experimental drug that for now goes by the code name of GSK'916 against multiple myeloma, a common and incurable type of blood cancer.
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It detailed payments made to what he said were eight soccer officials from the South American soccer governing body CONMEBOL Each of the officials was given a code name in the spreadsheet of different car brands, Pena testified in Brooklyn federal court.
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They must be working on numerous cases for the CIA, as well as the FBI, and they usually go by a code name, those code names are basically the only thing that anybody at the DOJ or the FBI would ever see.
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Shortly after the escape, the Nazis began to dismantle the Sobibor camp, one of three (along with Treblinka and Belzec) built for the explicit purpose of killing under the auspices of Operation Reinhard, the Nazi code name for the extermination of Jews.
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Mr. Rushdie has also written about their relationship in his 2012 memoir "Joseph Anton," which is told in the third person and derives its title from the security code name that he used as he lived in the shadow of the fatwa.
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Operation Dynamo—the code name for the evacuation—was not a victory but a barely averted catastrophe, and it came on the heels of what Churchill himself, in the House of Commons, lamented as "a colossal military disaster" in Belgium and France.
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Internal documents leaked to the Intercept by a whistleblower reportedly show that Google started working on the project in 2017 under the code name "Dragonfly" and that the company is planning for it to be released as a mobile app on Android.
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Mr. Palij was inducted and put through basic instruction at the Trawniki Training Camp in Poland, where the Nazis trained recruits for Operation Reinhard, the code name for the planned extermination of Poland's population of two million Jews, according to court documents.
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But Horowitz found that the Crossfire Hurricane team — the code name agents gave to the Russia inquiry — did not receive Steele's election reporting materials until after the investigation had already been opened using information about Papadopoulos the team received from an allied nation.
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"M7's decision to provide lethal chemicals to the Department was based on M7's political views on the death penalty, and not based on economic reasons," a representative for the pharmacy wrote in a 2016 affidavit, using the state's code name for Foundation Care.
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While we'll have to wait for Microsoft to officially announce the special edition, it seems that the Project Scorpio-branded version will pay homage to the Xbox One X's original code name by branding the Scorpio logo on the front of the controller and console.
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The rigid posture and imposing presidential seal stand in contrast to the photo of Obama, in a polo shirt and windbreaker, leaning forward as his team huddled around laptops as word came from Abbottabad that "Geronimo" -- the code name given bin Laden -- had been killed.
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By the time top police brass gathered in 1 Police Plaza to announce the arrests last week, the case had been assigned a code name: Operation Zap, because it was the name of the former vice detective accused of running the syndicate, spelled backward.
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An alter ego inspired by 'Kill Bill' Inspired by the code name for a deadly assassin in Quentin Tarantino's 2003 movie "Kill Bill," Bryant adopted the nickname to separate his life on and off the court, according to a 2014 interview with The New Yorker.
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Some are older adults who discovered the theory through partisan Facebook groups or Twitter threads, and were drawn in by the movement's promises of inside information from the White House (some QAnon devotees even believe that Mr. Trump posts himself, under the code name "Q+").
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The Land of Enchantment has gotten a lot of practice over the years, well before the now-late Jeffrey Epstein purchased the Zorro Ranch south of Santa Fe. The world's first nuclear weapon, code name "Gadget," was detonated in New Mexico on July 16, 0003.
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Using a digital contact bearing the code name Saladin, he makes the attempt from Antep but fails on his first try and subsequently falls in with Amir, an exiled revolutionary, and Amir's alluring wife, Daphne, who wants to return to Syria for her own reasons.
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They mention a man called Bolek, which is said to have been Mr. Walesa's code name, according to Lukasz Kaminski, the head of the Institute of National Remembra nce, a government-run commission established in 1998 to investigate crimes committed during the Nazi occupation and Soviet domination.
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FLOTUS (Secret Service code name: Renaissance) admitted—or perhaps lamented—through a cheerful gritting of the teeth that she has rarely had the opportunity to sit in the front seat of any vehicle and just "listen to the radio" for the last seven and a half years.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. woman charged with working as an Islamic State recruiter under the code name "Umm Nutella," who agreed to cooperate with the prosecutors but then divulged her deal to extremists while out on bail, could be sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday.
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According to documentary evidence collected by the prosecution and since unsealed by the court, Purdue executives discussed their hopes of entering the lucrative and "attractive" market of addiction treatment as early as 2014—even going so far to come up with a code-name, Project Tango.
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If you watched the old series, Major Briggs basically says as much, though he doesn't use the code name "Blue Rose"—he just says members of the government are studying messages from space and Earth, and that they're searching for a place called the White Lodge.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's Secret Service code name is "Intrepid," according to The Bill Press Show.
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"We thought it was bad under eight years of Obama, but the gun-grabbing is going to get a whole lot worse if Hillary gets elected," said Chris Hill, 2000, a blond-bearded paralegal who goes by the code name Blood Agent and commands the militia.
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That catcher, Moe Berg, was a spy (code-name: Remus) during World War II for the Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner of the C.I.A. If a catcher's role is to help the pitcher deceive hitters, then the astute, defensive-minded Berg found his métier in baseball.
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"We have worked and we continue to work in order to bring the pleas and the screams of tens of thousands of those that remain in detention," the defector, known only by the code-name "Caesar," said amid tight security at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.
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While pledging to work tirelessly to achieve the "final victory of the juche revolution" (a longstanding code name for the North emerging as the sole de jure Korea), Kim also stated he would be open to sending a delegation to next month's Winter Olympiad in South Korea.
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The European court, sitting as a panel of seven judges, concluded that the prison where Mr. Zubaydah was held in Lithuania was the one identified in the Senate report under the code name Violet, and the prison in Romania where Mr. Nashiri was held was identified as Black.
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A former federal investigator with PENTTBOM, that&aposs the code name for the 9/230 file, said the area is about four to five bucks from 2100/248 hijackers and ring leader Mohamed Atta&aposs apartment, as well as where the Mosul hijackers were located, and they finalized the 250 plot.
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If he believed that the nomination of Donald Trump increased the pressure and on the FBI agents to terminate that investigation, it certainly would be interesting to know why and whether they did, and whether they then started Crossfire Hurricane which was the code name for the Donald Trump investigation.
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"I am not clear on the contours of what is in scope or out of scope for that project," Enright said declining to link the project to reports that said Dragonfly is a code name for a search engine Google is developing to comply with Chinese privacy and censorship laws.
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"When a ruler becomes tyrannical, we the people have the right to abolish government and institute new government based on the ideals that make us free," said Chris Hill of the Georgia III% Security Force, where he goes by the title General Holy War and the code name Blood Agent.
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Mr. Moltke said a number of details in the Snowden material pointed to 33 Thomas Street, including references to a known code name for AT&T; the building's location about a block from F.B.I. offices at 26 Federal Plaza; and a reference to satellite intercepts for a program called Skidrowe.
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Other tidbits about this alleged dual-screen Surface—which last year was reported to be in development under the code name "Centaurus"—include the use of a new Intel Lakefield system-on-a-chip, always-on connectivity (via 4G LTE or possibly 5G), and an expected launch data as early as Q1 or Q143 of next year.
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Hall: It was an interesting coincidence that we were conducting this undercover operation on Saipan, which is an island where my father fought during World War II. As it happened, the hotel where Xiang Li was staying was right on Green Beach, which was the code name for the beach where my father landed with the US Marines.
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Read more: The death of Queen Elizabeth will be one of the most disruptive events in Britain in the past 70 yearsThe code name was unveiled by Guardian reporter Sam Knight in 2017, who told how the phrase will be used to communicate the news with the Prime Minister and other governments across the world before alerting the public.
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The Equation Group is a code name that Kaspersky Labs, a Russian cybersecurity firm, has given to the N.S.A. While still widely considered the most talented group of state-sponsored hackers in the world, the N.S.A. is still recovering from Mr. Snowden's disclosures; it has spent hundreds of millions of dollars reconfiguring and locking down its systems.
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The metadata in the leaked documents are perhaps most revealing: one dumped document was modified using Russian language settings, by a user named "Феликс Эдмундович," a code name referring to the founder of the Soviet Secret Police, the Cheka, memorialised in a 15-ton iron statue in front of the old KGB headquarters during Soviet times.
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Read More: Assange, Avowed Foe of Clinton, Timed Email Release for Democratic Convention Code Name Crossfire Hurricane: The Secret Origins of the Trump Investigation December 2016 After Mr. Trump was elected, Mr. Flynn, the incoming national security adviser, discussed with the Russian ambassador the sanctions that President Barack Obama had imposed on Russia over its election interference.
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Both countries work closely with the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. [Code name Crossfire Hurricane: The secret origins of the Trump investigation] As part of the early Russia inquiry, the F.B.I. investigated four Trump associates: Mr. Papadopoulos; Paul Manafort, the Trump campaign chairman; Michael T. Flynn, the president's first national security adviser; and Carter Page, another campaign foreign policy adviser.
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Here's what you need to know: • It was known as Crossfire Hurricane, a code name for what, a year ago today, became the special counsel investigation into Russian election meddling: In the summer of 282, two agents interviewed the Australian ambassador to Britain, who had evidence that one of Donald Trump's advisers knew about interference from Moscow.
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In 2009, however, in their book "Spies: The Rise and Fall of the K.G.B. in America," John Earl Haynes, Harvey Klehr and Alexander Vassiliev cited Soviet intelligence reports from the 1940s that identified Mr. Redmont as a Communist Party member known as Berny and as a minor source of information for Ms. Bentley under the code name Mon.
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"Operation Crossfire Hurricane," the FBI's code name for its investigation into Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's campaign and Russia, blew through the United States in 2016 and did more damage to our national security institutions than any real hurricane could.
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The president suggested that Rusk's top Vietnam aide, William P. Bundy, disclose titillating tidbits on a Sunday TV talk show, while McNamara, afraid "the Canadians, the Italians and the Poles have 'spilled their guts'" to them, proposed to "torpedo" their impending reports by leaking a more favorable version, including the "Marigold" code name, to a friendly reporter, The Washington Post's Chalmers M. Roberts.
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Kitty Hawk has been keeping its efforts in New Zealand under wraps by operating its autonomous planes in testing there under the name 'Zephyr Airworks,' and by doing the work on this passenger plane under the code name "Zee Aero," which is the name of what some had suspected was a separate company backed by Page and led by former airline executive Fred Reid.
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This new reported device, which bears the code-name "Pacific," according to the report, will look like the Rift in terms of design but be lighter than the current Samsung Gear VR headset, and will be powered by a Snapdragon mobile processor with better graphics capabilities than the Gear VR, but without positional tracking like that made possible on the Rift via Oculus sensors.
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She cemented her position by leading and betraying a rebellion to bring the fractious nation of Aurdwynn more thoroughly under the Masquerade's control, culminating in the execution of her lover, the Duchess Tain Hu. "Monster" picks up where the first book left off, with a brain-injured Baru on the cusp of being exalted into the Masquerade's secret authority (called "cryptarchs") and taking the code name Agonist.
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