The product is currently code named Morrison, according to the site.
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In late October, Nixon ordered an operation code-named Giant Lance.
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Or consider the case of the Syrian photographer code-named Caesar.
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Mozilla released a new version late last year, code-named Quantum.
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That feature, code-named Sidecar, could ship with macOS 10.15 this fall.
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On Facebook's own Oculus platform, that browser is currently code-named Carmel.
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One of the most powerful was code-named Ivy Mike, pictured here.
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One was the operation against Iran's nuclear program, code-named Olympic Games.
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Nintendo plans to unveil its next console, code-named NX, in 2017.
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Facebook is working on smart glasses with Ray-Ban, code-named 'Orion'.
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From what I've heard, the project was even code-named "Wing-X" internally.
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Airespace also internally code-named all their products and their projects after LOTR.
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Confident in that assessment, General Harrigian ordered an attack plan, code-named Olympus.
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The latest version is code-named Andromeda and was rumored to launch this year.
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The two phone projects were split into tracks, code-named P1 and P2, respectively.
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Code-named the "Revolution Seat," the new design is thinner than previous Explorer seats.
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Code-named "Dark Ages," the plot aims at America's Achilles' heel—its own greatness.
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It's code-named N301 and will be a virtual reality and augmented reality hybrid.
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The raid resulted from an investigation, code-named Rushflow, that began three months ago.
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To this end, a special task force was set up, code-named Salt Fish.
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The blast, code-named Bravo, was 1,000 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb.
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The blast, code-named Bravo, was 1,000 times as powerful as the Hiroshima bomb.
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The blast, code-named Bravo, was the most powerful the United States ever detonated.
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One former senior American official said the investigation had been code-named Honey Badger.
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One program, code-named Weeping Angel, uses Samsung "smart" televisions as covert listening devices.
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The new GPU gaming chip, code named Turing, is expected to be unveiled next month.
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It's building a smart speaker code-named Aloha to be released as Portal, Cheddar reports.
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And then came news about Google's work on a censored search engine (code-named "Dragonfly").
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But another group, code-named Cozy Bear, was also inside the Democratic Party's computer networks.
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It also hints at having other products in the works — including something code-named Caterpillar.
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Nobel Prize winner Robert Laughlin is leading the energy storage effort, code-named Project Malta.
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The project, code-named "Dragonfly", would represent an alarming capitulation by Google on human rights.
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There was a manual for an old system code-named UNITEDRAKE, used to attack Windows.
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On July 10, 0003, the F.B.I. opened a criminal investigation, code-named "Midyear," into Mrs.
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The Battle of Normandy, code-named Operation Overlord, hastened Germany's defeat less than a year later.
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Before Turkey launched an unprecedented offensive, code-named "Operation Euphrates Shield," into northern Syria last week.
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The investigation was code-named Gürtel, the German translation of Mr. Correa's name (which means belt).
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Revelations about the project, code-named Dragonfly, have spurred criticism from all corners, including within Google.
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Internally code-named "Vega," Samsung's smart speaker will be powered by the company's Bixby digital assistant.
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Then there was the Yugoslav double agent code-named "Tricycle," in honor of his sexual practices.
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The Turkish Defence Ministry as part of the operation, code-named 'Peace Spring,' which began Wednesday.
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Both WannaCry and the IDT attack used a hacking tool the agency had code-named EternalBlue.
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Google's project, code-named Cache, is expected to launch next year with accounts run by Citigroup.
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The National Security Agency infiltrated Huawei's systems years ago in a classified operation code-named Shotgiant.
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Apple's other favored choice was Mercedes-Benz, internally code-named Bruce, according to one former employee.
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The investigation was code-named Gürtel, a German translation of Mr. Correa's surname ("belt" in English).
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The parents charged in this investigation, code-named Operation Varsity Blues, are far outside the norm.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin first announced the hypersonic weapon , code-named Avangard, in a speech in March.
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The Intercept published a report on this mission, code-named "Anarchist," using files obtained by Edward Snowden.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. – A mysterious economic development project code-named "Project Rocket" is advancing in Atlanta&aposs suburbs.
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The existence of Karma and of the hacking unit, code named Project Raven, haven't been previously reported.
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The console is considered an upgrade to the Xbox One and is currently code-named Project Scorpio.
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The files also include examples of successful defense against Anonymous and against several other code-named entities.
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The project, code-named Cache, is envisioned as an extension of the Google Pay digital payments system.
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A Dupont scientist, code-named "Mar," alerted the Soviets to the potential of a plutonium-based bomb.
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The Times reported that the FBI code-named the probe "Crossfire Hurricane," after a Rolling Stones lyric.
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Psy-Group had more success pitching an operation, code-named Project Butterfly, to wealthy Jewish-American donors.
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The acquisition plan, code-named Project Rooster, involved hiring Mr. Huang, one of Mr. Zhang's golf partners.
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" He said some of the code-named people identified as interrogators were actually "debriefers, targeters and analysts.
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So don't be too surprised to see the wearable code-named "Dylan" make an appearance on Wednesday.
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A particularly promising one, code-named M72/AS01E, has been developed by GlaxoSmithKline, a big drug company.
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In the summer it will start selling a new processor, code-named Knights Mill, to compete with Nvidia.
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Internal emails reveal that Unaoil paid its largest bribes to two Iraqi officials code-named M and Teacher.
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Maguire and his team had rotated into northern Iraq during that covert action (code-named DBACHILLES), which failed.
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Code-named 'Starfish Prime,' the 2202 megaton nuclear bomb was around one-hundred times more powerful than Hiroshima.
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According to CNET, the project is code-named T288 and would feature an 8k display for each eye.
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A blanket of smoke hid the heavily defended bluffs above the strip of sand code-named Omaha Beach.
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The first, code-named Olympic Games, was judged successful at destroying about 1,000 nuclear centrifuges for a year.
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The investigators recovered handwritten diary entries in the men's apartment that referred to an operation code-named Flash.
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The investigation, code-named Pandora, involved police investigators from 18 countries, with the support of Interpol and Europol.
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Facebook's smart speakers will be launching by July and are code named Aloha and Fiona, DigiTimes reported Wednesday.
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The database management system they built was code-named Oracle, which then became the name of the company.
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Now, it's show time for the first results of a project code-named GEM, for Global Emerging Market.
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A chip code-named Lake Crest is being tested and will be available to some customers this year.
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The VR work is part of a broader collaboration Microsoft is undertaking with Intel, code-named Project Evo.
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The project is code named "Dragonfly" and has been underway since the spring of 2017, the news website said.
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While Dr. Poulson works on search technologies, he had no knowledge of the product, which was code-named Dragonfly.
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A government simulation last year, code-named Crimson Contagion, made it clear the U.S. wasn't ready for a pandemic.
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The most famous attack, code-named Olympic Games, wiped out about 1,000 centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear enrichment site.
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The headset, code-named N301, will offer a hybrid of AR and VR capabilities, and resembles Facebook's Oculus Quest.
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In late 2002, Ms. Haspel was dispatched to oversee a secret C.I.A. prison in Thailand code-named Cat's Eye.
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The company is set to formally introduce the next generation of its Xeon data-center microprocessors, code-named Skylake.
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The strategy, internally code-named "Monarch," is designed to jumpstart BlackRock's stock funds business, which has delivered mixed performance overall.
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Code-named "Marzipan," this project enables developers to bring over UIKit apps (that is, iOS and tvOS apps) to macOS.
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The project is a code named "Dragonfly" and has been underway since the spring of 2017, the news website said.
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Nintendo has already told fans not to expect to see its next-generation game console, code-named NX, at E3.
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More than 100 commandos stormed the restaurant nearly 10 hours after the siege began, under an operation code-named 'Thunderbolt'.
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A corruption investigation code named Operation Car Wash has revealed kickbacks from construction companies to politicians of all major parties.
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Where technology and economics collide Back in 2014, Apple launched a massive project, code-named Titan, to build a car.
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Under one scheme, eerily code-named Operation Freedom Drop, B-52s would incinerate Communist troops and armor with atomic bombs.
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Code-named "Gemini," Brex today announced a new product designed to replace and improve the functionality of traditional bank accounts.
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According to Mr. Yaakov, the Israeli plan was code-named Shimshon, or Samson, after the biblical hero of immense strength.
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The new hardware device, code-named 'Aloha,' will reportedly allow Facebook users to make video calls and use facial recognition.
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Intel has also said it is working to integrate Nervana technology into a future Xeon processor, code-named Knight's Crest.
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" News of Microsoft's Project Scorpio comes just days after Sony confirmed the long-rumored more powerful PlayStation 4, code named "Neo.
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Zavascki had been the Supreme Court justice in charge of Brazil's biggest-ever anti-corruption investigation, code-named Operation Car Wash.
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He starts nudging Galen towards using his scientific brilliance on the Death Star project, then code-named Project Celestial Power. Why?
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That program, code-named Olympic Games, used a worm that was later named Stuxnet to knock the centrifuges out of operation.
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The bank has already received binding bids for another 2.0 billion euro securitisation of non-performing mortgage loans, code-named Pillar.
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The Intercept reported Wednesday that the company is conducting a highly secretive internal performance review of the project, code-named Dragonfly.
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The device, reportedly code named "Project Valley" inside Samsung, was expected to make its debut in February during Mobile World Congress.
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The project – code-named Dragonfly – has been underway for more than a year between Google and Chinese government officials (The Intercept).
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The project was code-named Prometheus, after the Titan from Greek mythology who stole the secret of fire from the gods.
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In late July, the F.B.I. opened an investigation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, to examine the connections between Trump associates and Russia.
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F.B.I. agents investigated the operation, code-named "3ve," after being tipped off by Google and the bot-detection consultancy White Ops.
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The mission, code-named Paukenschlag (Drumbeat), was aimed at further disrupting Britain's precarious supply lifeline and demoralizing the American home front.
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The Shin Bet, who code-named him Orange, still treats the case as highly sensitive and bans publication of his name.
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Gilmore said that years of meticulous investigation led him and his team to the defector, code-named "Ulysses" in court documents.
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Microsoft announced earlier this year that its next Xbox, code-named Project Scarlett, is also due out for next year's holidays.
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In 2002, agency operatives captured al Qaeda suspect Abu Zubaydah and sent him to the prison compound, code-named Cat's Eye.
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The device, code-named "Pacific," will be designed for immersive gaming, watching videos and social networking, according to Bloomberg's unidentified sources.
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" But IG Michael Horowitz found "no documentary or testimonial evidence" that political bias sparked the probe originally code-named "Crossfire Hurricane.
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The planes, Mirage 2000s, took off from Chad's capital, N'Djamena, where France's 4,500-troop antiterrorism operation, code-named "Barkhane," is headquartered.
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The survey, code-named Operation IceBridge, is designed to watch for changes in the ice levels at several glaciers across Antarctica.
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The document drop, code named "Vault 7," is "the largest ever publication of confidential documents on the agency," according to WikiLeaks.
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Congress had its own escape hatch, code-named "Casper," built beneath the Greenbrier, a smart resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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Those bits of bowl spawned a maniacal search for a city he code-named "Z" in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil.
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Now, Google has open-sourced a lump of code named DeepLab-v3+ that it says will help others recreate the same effect.
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To date, the tech giant has been infuriatingly secretive about it's efforts to build a self-driving car, code named Project Titan.
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Last night Nintendo announced some big news: the company's next home console, code-named NX, will be launching globally in March 2017.
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A Florida project code-named "Maricopa" was publicly disclosed in November by Space Florida, but officials have been tight-lipped on specifics.
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Several groups of engineers have been moved off the project, code-named Dragonfly, and told to turn their attention away from China.
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The military revealed details of the operation, code-named Outside the Box, including how warplanes bombed the facility at around 2 a.m.
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The exercises, code-named Foal Eagle and Key Resolve, will involve some 23,000 American troops and more than 300,000 South Korean troops.
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John W. Nicholson Jr., the top American commander in Afghanistan, said last month after ordering the new operation, code-named Jagged Knife.
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You can find online the thousands of photos of the dead in government custody leaked by the Syrian defector code-named Caesar.
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One approach came tantalizingly close to success: the secret talks between Washington and Hanoi that began in June 1967, code-named Pennsylvania.
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Conducted largely in secret, the project, code-named Igloo White, suffered from myriad technical problems, such as the sensors' short battery life.
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The American operations, code-named Olympic Games and Nitro Zeus, succeeded in taking offline hundreds of Iranian centrifuges needed to purify uranium.
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The effort, code-named Project Natick, might lead to strands of giant steel tubes linked by fiber optic cables placed on the seafloor.
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The BBC is developing a voice assistant, code named 'Beeb' Why is a publicly funded broadcaster ploughing money into developing a voice assistant?
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FPS will be sold as part of a planned 7.5 billion euro ($8.5 billion) multi-asset securitisation package by Eurobank, code named Cairo.
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Korean news outlet ETNews said Wednesday the new smartphone, code named "Project Valley," features two separate screens and can be folded in half.
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According to confidential internal documents obtained by The Intercept, Google's Chinese search engine—code-named Dragonfly—has been in development since last spring.
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Police continued to pursue additional arrests on Thursday afternoon, saying that over 70 people were "targets" of the investigation, code-named Operation Savior.
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Back in April Nintendo announced some big news: the company's next home console, code-named NX, will be launching globally in March 2017.
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The ECHR ruled in 2014 that the CIA had run a secret jail in a northern Polish forest that was code named "Quartz".
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The library did not publicize the experiment, which it code-named Project Dustbunny, partly because it took a moment to digest the implications.
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The company has added resources to the project — code-named Titan — over the last two years, but it has struggled to make progress.
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Code-named "Dragonfly," Google's plans to create a search engine compatible with China's stringent laws were revealed by The Intercept in early August.
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The project, code-named Dragonfly, has upset employees who feel Google would be playing a part in silencing dissidents and spreading government propaganda.
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The mission was the unveiling of Operation Pajé Bravo, code named for an indigenous myth about a malevolent person who must be exiled.
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A total of around 12,700 servicemen will take part in the war games, code named Zapad 2017, which will be held on Sept.
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In fact, the American intelligence services have identified two Russian hacking groups, code named Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear, that spearheaded the effort.
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Android 8.0, code-named "Oreo," is the latest mainstream edition and Android "P" (nickname yet to be determined) is expected later this year.
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For instance, during heated negotiations to end the Vietnam War in October 1969, Nixon ordered a show of force code-named Giant Lance.
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The hospital, code-named Alpha, was set up in six days, in a walled villa that had been donated by a local doctor.
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One of the successful treatments, code-named REGN-EB3, is a cocktail of three such antibodies, mixed by Regeneron, an American biotechnology firm.
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Atieva has also chosen a site in Arizona for its U.S. assembly plant to produce the vehicle, code-named Atvus, these people say.
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Northrop Grumman built the multibillion-dollar satellite, code-named Zuma, and was responsible for choosing the SpaceX Falcon 9 launch vehicle, both officials said.
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The mission, code-named Zuma, lifted off from Cape Canaveral at 8:00 PM Eastern, headed toward an unknown destination in low Earth orbit.
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Code-named Dragonfly, Google's new technology has reportedly been in development for over a year and has already been demonstrated for Chinese government officials.
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Before E3 (the video game industry's annual trade show) began, the company confirmed rumors about a new, more powerful PlayStation 4 code-named Neo.
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It added that it wasn't clear how far along the project, code-named Dylan, was or if it would ever become a commercial product.
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Code-named the Quarterback, Sater served for decades as a source for US law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and he continues to do so.
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Code-named Operation All Inside, it involved simultaneous raids in Rosarno, Reggio, Milan, and Bergamo, in which a total of thirty people were arrested.
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Reuters reported in January that DarkMatter provided staff for a secret hacking operation, code named Project Raven, on behalf of a UAE intelligence agency.
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Code-named HIDDEN COBRA, this hacking group has kept the intelligence, defense and cybersecurity community just as busy as China, Russia and Iran have.
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The film, "Project X," says the building was code-named Titanpointe and used to collect communications from international entities with operations in New York.
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Both companies insist their goal is "to provide better care to patients," but the program, code-named Nightingale, is already creating major privacy concerns.
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Evan Spiegel, Snap's chief executive, said the company was focused on quality rather than speed as it prepares the Android project, code-named Mushroom.
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The largest of those, a 1954 test code-named Castle Bravo, turned out to be roughly three times larger than American bomb designers anticipated.
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This past week, we published an exclusive account of the secret origins of the F.B.I. investigation into the Trump campaign, code-named Crossfire Hurricane.
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The New York Times also reported that the company had used a secret program, code-named Greyball, to monitor and evade law enforcement officials.
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And now Adobe has created a new tool, code-named Project Felix, that makes it easy for even designers to flawlessly fake a product shot.
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Analysts say the excitement surrounding "Pokemon Go" could benefit the company as it prepares to launch its new console system - code named "NX" - next March.
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Analysts say the excitement surrounding "Pokemon Go" could benefit the company as it prepares to launch its new console system — code named "NX" — next March.
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Airbus has so far delayed taking a decision on whether to build the larger version, variously code-named A350-8000 and most recently A350-2000.
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In response to intrusions launched by a sub-group the NSA code-named BYZANTINE CANDOR, the defenders at NSA's Threat Operations Center sought more information.
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As part of the investigation, the press release read, the prosecutors shut down eSurv's infrastructure, which was used to operate the spyware, code-named Exodus.
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Apple has been typically secretive about its car initiative, code-named Project Titan, but multiple stories now suggest the company has reduced its ambitions significantly.
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The data dump, code-named "Vault 7" by WikiLeaks, contains "8,761 documents and files from an isolated, high-security network" from CIA offices in Virginia.
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The company had a mobile-sized 3-D sensor (code-named Capri) that worked with its software technology to scan and capture three-dimensional objects.
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" To help keep their work secret, AT&T was code-named "Tesla"; T-Mobile "Mercury"; and T-Mobile's majority owner, Deutsche Telekom of Germany, "Daimler.
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The next release of Android's operating system, code-named Nougat, will prevent malware from locking users' screens, a Symantec researcher wrote on a corporate blog.
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Mr. Gerber knew that Mr. Stombaugh's arrest meant that Mr. Tolkachev, an agent the C.I.A. had code-named GTVANQUISH, had certainly been arrested as well.
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The lengthy counterintelligence investigation into Mr. Ames was aided by a Russian spy, code-named AVENGER, who provided critical information that pointed toward Mr. Ames.
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Russian media reports indicated that the Avangard will first be mounted on Soviet-built RS-18B intercontinental ballistic missiles, code-named SS-19 by NATO.
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They referred to a spy ring headed by a man code-named Liberal and Antenna, who was married to a woman identified only as Ethel.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook in September 2018Photo: Getty ImagesOver 200 employees working on Apple's self-driving cars project, code-named Project Titan, have been laid off.
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Linden Lab is currently working on another, VR-compatible virtual world code-named Project Sansar, though it's cautious about calling it a "competitor" to Second Life.
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The world still waits to find out how Lori Loughlin will handle the federal case against her in an FBI sting code named Operation Varsity Blues.
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It's commonly referred to as the "Hays Code," named for Will H. Hays, a Republican lawyer who headed up the Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors Association.
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The NSA uses the web of eight AT&T hubs for a surveillance operation code-named FAIRVIEW, a program previously reported by The New York Times.
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Since then, the C.I.A. and its Saudi counterpart have maintained an unusual arrangement for the rebel-training mission, which the Americans have code-named Timber Sycamore.
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Beyond that, Deal will have to make decisions about a potential new mid-market jetliner code named NMA, which has been eclipsed by the MAX crisis.
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The satellite, code-named AEHF-5 (for the fifth "Advanced Extremely High Frequency" spacecraft) is already communicating with USAF on the ground, indicating full mission success.
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The photographs taken during this mission, code-named CHESS, were finally declassified by the United States in 2000, but the data wasn't immediately indexed or scanned.
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Allegedly code-named Andromeda, the new platform is said to combine elements of Chrome OS and Android, and will be suited for laptop and tablet devices.
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Still, the most powerful nuclear weapon test conducted by the U.S. was at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands in 214 and code-named Castle Bravo.
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In 2015, a Russian group of hackers code-named Turla and alleged to have connections to Russian intelligence hijacked unencrypted commercial satellite connections to steal data.
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It's claimed that many of the images were collected as part of a program code-named "Anarchist" during operations conducted from a mountain top in Cyprus.
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The operation was code-named Project Mockingjay, a reference to a fictional bird in the "Hunger Games" novels, known for its ability to mimic human sounds.
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The new processors, some of which were code-named Cascade Lake, were scheduled to ship in the second half of this year, Krzanich wrote in March.
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The bribes were code-named "ziti," a reference to the Mafia drama "The Sopranos," and federal prosecutors seemed to relish Mr. Percoco's use of the term.
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The ring was the second largest of its kind discovered in Europe, according to Europol, which assisted Portuguese police in the operation, code-named Deep Money.
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Among the darkest places was a top-secret program code-named Stellar Wind, under which the N.S.A. eavesdropped freely in the United States without search warrants.
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One of NBG's four portfolios in the pipeline, code named Icon, includes 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) of collateralised small business loans that are non-performing.
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One is from a defector, whom the lawyers code-named Ulysses, who chronicled the contemptuous remarks about Ms. Colvin made by the intelligence officer, Maj. Gen.
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J. Edgar Hoover drops in, as does the spymaster William Stephenson, code-named "Intrepid" and said to be one of Ian Fleming's models for James Bond.
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His father was a Soviet intelligence agent in Tehran posing as a merchant, and Gevork — code-named Amir — began working for Soviet intelligence as a teenager.
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The operation, code-named Oplan Exodus, began without the knowledge of other security officials; only Mr. Aquino and two police officials were aware of the plan.
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They largely confirmed what was already known: that before 2003 Iranian scientists appeared to be working on nuclear weapons, in a program code-named Project Amad.
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Their Texas Instruments prototype, code-named Cal Tech, is now enshrined at the Smithsonian Institution, tucked between the work of Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell.
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Facebook's system, code-named Big Sur, is a machine packed with an enormous number of graphics processing units, or GPUs—chips particularly well suited to deep learning.
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Facebook's system, code-named Big Sur, is a machine packed with an enormous number of graphics processing units, or GPUs—chips particularly well suited to deep learning.
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The new project, code-named Yeti, may include a hardware component, but rumors suggest the silicon inside a Google console won't be the star of the show.
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The airline, which was previously code-named Moxy, just submitted its application for an airline operating certificate with the Federal Aviation Administration and US Department of Transportation.
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Earth's one-size-fits-all governance platform—code-named Sovereign—would have infinite flexibility to vote on any kind of topic or person, whenever they log on.
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Apple's secretive car initiative, code-named Titan, has progressed to real-world testing on a closed track, according to a report from The New York Times today.
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Although Krzanich and CFO Bob Swan insisted the chips were forthcoming, they also teased another product, code-named Whiskey Lake, based on the older 14-nanometer technology.
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It goes back to the moment when a probe code-named Crossfire Hurricane was opened on July 31, 2016, by Trump-hating FBI counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok.
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Dr. Sagan reports that during the operation, code-named Giant Lance, one of the B-52 bombers carrying thermonuclear arms came dangerously close to having an accident.
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The rocket that's going to take Musk's colonizers to Mars (code named the "BFR " – no prizes for guessing what that stands for) hasn't even been built yet.
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The F.B.I. received the information from the Australian government on July 26, 2016, the special counsel's report said, and the bureau code-named its investigation Crossfire Hurricane.
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Under a plan code-named "Project Kennedy," the bank has asked 10% of its consumer bank staff to work from home, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Alphabet began taking baby steps to expand in China well before word got out this month about Google's work on a censored search engine, code-named Dragonfly.
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From the get-go, this rescue mission, code-named Eagle Claw, would not be an easy assignment for a Delta Force commando unit still in its infancy.
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The exercises, code-named Key Resolve and Foal Eagle, are carried out annually in March and April, usually drawing a fierce response from the North Korean regime.
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During the Cold War, on the vast, barren flatland around Area 226's dried-up Groom Lake, the military developed a stealth spy plane code-named Project Oxcart.
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The airline, which was previously code-named Moxy, just submitted its application for an airline operating certificate with the Federal Aviation Administration and the US Department of Transportation.
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Rahman was rendered from Pakistan in October 22002 and detained at a secret black site prison in Afghanistan code-named COBALT and also known as the Salt Pit.
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Rahman was rendered from Pakistan in October 2002 and detained at a secret black site prison in Afghanistan code-named COBALT and also known as the Salt Pit.
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Nintendo said Wednesday that its next console, code-named NX, will ship in March 2017, well after analysts and fans alike had expected the new console to drop.
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Peloton expects to start studying its lead drug, a kidney cancer treatment code named as "PT2977", in a late-stage trial in the second half of this year.
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Meanwhile, protests from outraged Googlers last August forced Mr Pichai to suspend a project, code-named "Dragonfly", for a Chinese search engine that may have let censors in.
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The third generation of NVIDIA's Drive PX automotive line, code-named Pegasus, is a multi-chip platform the size of car license plates with datacenter-class processing power.
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Critics fear that the project, code-named Dragonfly, will enable the Chinese government to block its citizens from accessing information it doesn't like and surveil its political opponents.
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The treatment, code-named FMX103 and made up of an antibiotic commonly used to treat infections, significantly reduced inflammatory lesions, compared to a foam without the antibiotic, minocycline.
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In this case, my "computer" is a modified Ford Fusion hybrid sedan code-named Boron 210, an atomic element often found in magnets, laundry detergent and nuclear reactors.
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It began with the secret bombing ordered by the Nixon administration code-named Operation Breakfast, which dumped 110,000 tons of explosives on the country in 1969 and 1970.
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The talks were code-named "the New York project" because the purchase under consideration was valued at $212 million, a figure synonymous with the New York area code.
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The team of nine volunteers is already starting work on a new project that was born from an internal hackathon and is code named "Novella," he told me.
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Deep beneath the ground of central Tel Aviv, inside the Israeli Air Force's main command-and-control bunker, code-named Canary, the pilot's question played over a loudspeaker.
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Most recently, Google has announced it will offer checking accounts as part of a project code-named Cache, notching the boldest move yet by tech into consumer banking.
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They were slyly referring to a former Huawei employee who graduated from one of the country's top universities in a program code-named 985, worked from 9 a.m.
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In 2008, two years after Amazon entered the cloud market, a team of the Microsoft's brightest scientists set to work on a cloud project, code-named Red Dog.
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New York's confidential proposal to Amazon, code-named Project Clancy, which is filled with detailed data on the city work force and labor market, points to the change.
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Hackenberg quit after being suspended together with two other executives closely associated with the development of the VW engine at the center of the scandal, code named EA 189.
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An internal document from this summer discusses a project led by Helton, code-named Picard, that is expected to bring in at least $250 million in sales by 2020.
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Harkness dispatches his best people, including an assassin code-named The Hunter (Patrick Heusinger), to cover up details of the crime (which involves missing weapons) and kill Major Turner.
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Another data capture product being developed by Endace with GCHQ's requirements in mind, code-named Medusa, was designed to enable data traveling at up to 100Gbps to be intercepted.
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In the video, an all-electric, self-driving Chevy Bolt, code-named "Albatross," is seen driving for about 23 minutes through the Mission and Protreo neighborhoods in San Francisco.
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A mini, form-factor PC code-named Skull Canyon NUC (next unit of computing) was announced by Intel at Game Developers Conference specifically aimed at the PC gaming audience.
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One player, Kathryn Jensen, code-named TheStudette, accidentally deployed a weapon that meant control of the lighthouse would flip to the other team, the Enlightened, around 3:30 p.m.
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The hero of the novel's title, code-named Mathieu, is escorting a downed R.A.F. airman from the countryside to Paris so that he can be smuggled back to England.
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The company claims the new system, code named Pegasus, will handle Level 5 driverless vehicles — vehicles that can be operated entirely by sensors and computers, with no human interaction.
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In late 2002, the CIA asked the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to send a training team to a CIA black site in Northern Kabul, Afghanistan, code-named COBALT.
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The Intercept obtained leaked documents showing that firm was working on a new search service, code-named "Dragonfly," and that Pichai met with a Chinese government official in December.
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Baidu's falling reputation led to some support among China's intelligentsia for a re-entry by Google into the market with a censored search engine internally code-named Project Dragonfly.
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It has already started in a cloud of mystery, with the launch of a highly classified payload code-named "Zuma," which was built by the defense contractor Northrop Grumman.
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In 2002, Ms. Haspel ran a secret detention site in Thailand, code-named Cat's Eye, that was known for its use of harsh interrogation techniques that amounted to torture.
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As part of the operation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, the F.B.I. also began investigating Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, and his future national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn.
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To the Editor: "No one seems to remember exactly why" the secret iPhone project was code-named Purple, according to Lev Grossman's review of "The One Device" (June 25).
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Last fall, a pair of historians revealed that yet another Soviet spy, code named Godsend, had infiltrated the Los Alamos laboratory where the world's first atom bomb was built.
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Participants in the "stress test," code-named Whole Industry Simulation Exercise, or WISE, spoke on the condition of anonymity as they were not authorised to talk to the media.
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In 1996, Mr. Dagan created a task force code-named Harpoon that mobilized government agencies to focus on the money reaching terror cells from state sponsors and international charities.
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Critics fear that the project, code-named Dragonfly, will enable the Chinese government to block its citizens from accessing information that it doesn't like, and surveil its political opponents.
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But I think ... the vehicle that we're designing right now, which is sort of code-named BFR, I'm thinking of changing the official name to Heart of Gold. Okay.
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He continued to work as a test pilot until 22012, being awarded his fifth Distinguished Flying Cross for completing the first supersonic transcontinental flight (code-named Project Bullet) in 2100.
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Given Monday's announcement from Microsoft about a significantly more powerful, seemingly next generation system code named Project Scorpio, questions have arisen about what Sony has in mind with this update.
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The code-named programs and hundred of tags in the table proffered by Spangenberg suggest there could be other, still unknown ways that Uber is aggressively tapping its data library.
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In 22019, President Obama signed a presidential finding calling on the CIA to work with Saudi Arabia to support the overthrow of the Assad regime, code-named Operation Timber Sycamore.
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He quit last year after being suspended with two other executives closely associated with the development of the VW engine at the center of the scandal, code named EA 189.
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Code-named "Catalina," the device will enable video-calling similar to Facebook's camera-equipped smart speaker Portal, but will also function like connected-TV set-top boxes, like Apple TV.
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As part of a project code-named Cache, the company will become the latest Silicon Valley leader to try its hand at the banking space, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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The operation was code-named "Nitro Zeus," and its revelation made clear that getting into the critical infrastructure of adversaries is now a standard element of preparing for possible conflict.
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In 2012, Republican lawmakers sued Democratic President Barack Obama's attorney general, Eric Holder, to obtain documents over a federal law enforcement operation targeting gun traffickers, code-named Fast and Furious.
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The project, which included a study code-named Project Blue Book, started in 1952, concluded that most sightings involved stars, clouds, conventional aircraft or spy planes, although 701 remained unexplained.
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Code-named Operation Decisive Storm, the Saudi-led coalition's offensive operations began with airstrikes and a naval blockade against the Houthi rebels with a goal of restoring Yemen's ousted government.
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Sagan, after finishing his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago, in 19843, worked on a secret military project code-named A119, which had begun in 1958, a year after Sputnik.
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But the second group remained in the region, after being asked by commanders to search further for evidence of the Islamic State jihadist, code-named Naylor Road by the military.
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The man at the center of that ring, Sally's brother Robert Townsend — code-named Culper Jr. — grew up in this house, and would spend much of his adult life here.
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Troops started landing overnight from the air, then were joined by a massive force by sea on the beaches code-named Omaha, Utah, Juno, Sword and Gold, carried by 7,000 boats.
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Other ideas the product team is working on to accommodate Uber's 1099 workforce include a public restroom locator (currently code-named "poober") and the best places for grub or rest stops.
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Last year, Adobe revealed that it was working on new software, code-named Project VoCo, that would act like a Photoshop for audio, generating new words using a speaker's recorded voice.
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As a consolation prize, Apple introduced a new universal framework, code-named Marzipan, that made it easy for UIKit developers (iOS and tvOS) to port their apps to Apple's desktop computers.
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Two versions of the Galaxy S73, code-named Dream internally, were launched at a media event in New York on Wednesday, with 27-inch (28 cm) and 27-inch curved screens.
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Boeing has begun offering the model code-named 737 MAX 10X to airlines, saying it would be the most efficient single-aisle jetliner in the business - a claim disputed by Airbus.
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The operation, code-named "Transbordo," uncovered a cargo theft scheme involving truck drivers in six Brazilian states, ranging from Ceará in the impoverished Northeast to Sao Paulo in the populous Southeast.
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The man, who wasn't named in reports, was picked up in a hotel in Ilia, Peloponnese, as part of an investigation "international authorities code-named Pacifier," according to Greek outlet Ekathimerini.com.
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The previous version of the Pentagon's war plan included a classified subset code-named Nitro Zeus, a cyberoperation that called for unplugging Iran's major cities, its power grid and its military.
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One was a team of American, French and Nigerien commandos on a clandestine operation to kill or capture an Islamic State operative, part of a broader mission code-named Obsidian Nomad.
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Around 3,500 stolen archaeological artifacts and artworks were recovered as part of the pan-European operation— code-named Pandora — though officials have yet to release an inventory of the objects recovered.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, the defector, code-named "Caesar," urged US President Donald Trump to stop what he calls the "criminality" taking place in Syria's government-run prisons.
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Recent studies by SWF and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, another think-tank, suggest that some of Russia's proximity operations are connected to an orbital-weapons programme code-named Burevestnik.
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In August, however, sources told the Intercept that Google is working on a version of its search engine for China, code-named Project Dragonfly, that would adhere to the government's censorship regulations.
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There have been rumors about two successors in development code-named "Nocturne" and "Meowth" which were both apparently referenced in the Chromium source code (Google's open-source web browser) earlier this year.
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The video chat device, apparently code-named Aloha, will have a large touchscreen (supposedly bigger than in competitor products), a wide-angle camera, microphones, speakers, and will be capable of recognizing faces.
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That all changed in 1949, when Russian scientists led by nuclear physics genius Igor Kurchatov detonated a 22-kiloton atomic bomb code-named First Lightning at the Semipalatinsk Test Site in Kazakhstan.
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She appeared to be referring to Washington's offensive cyberability, made clear in the American attacks on Iran's nuclear program, code-named "Olympic Games," which played out while she was secretary of state.
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The film contends that the secret program, Stuxnet, also known as Olympic Games, has since been identified as part of a broader plan, code-named Nitro Zeus, that could disable Iran's infrastructure.
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The success of the Heavy could quell criticism that followed SpaceX's first launch of the year — a Falcon 9 rocket that carried a highly classified payload code-named "Zuma," on Jan. 7.
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But the project, code-named Orion, has reportedly seen enough troubles—including miniaturizing the hardware into a device consumers would actually want to wear—that Facebook has partnered with Luxottica for assistance.
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The US also relied heavily on claims by an Iraqi exile living in Germany named Rafid Ahmed Alwan, code-named "curveball," who claimed to have direct knowledge of secret Iraqi WMD programs.
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During the height of the Cold War, a telescope-shaped American spy satellite code-named Hexagon circled the globe snapping high-resolution photographs of forests, mountains, and perhaps a few Russian military bases.
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The charges, arising from an investigation code-named Last Bet, relate to an alleged conspiracy to fix results in both senior divisions, Serie A and Serie B, as well as a junior one.
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The base also served as a launch pad for the December 1998 bombing of Iraq, code-named Operation Desert Fox, which targeted sites believed to be associated with Iraq's nuclear and missile programs.
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The project, code-named Crane after construction cranes, let engineers use the same tools to make sure their code was running smoothly, instead of each team building their own systems, the person said.
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Uber claimed earlier this month that its LiDAR system, code-named Fuji, isn't ready and therefore isn't being used in its self-driving cars, which rely instead on commercial systems furnished by Velodyne.
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Motherboard spoke to Intel's Mitchell Lum to learn how the latest generation of the Intel® NUC (code named Skull Canyon) represents the next evolution of extremely powerful, small form factor, desktop PCs.
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Jordon says the alleged wrong doing of ATO officers has detracted from the success of the operation, code named Operation Elbrus, by the ATO, the federal police and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission.
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There are indications the FBI is implementing new procedural guidelines designed to make sure another debacle like "Crossfire Hurricane," the code-named investigation to monitor those around Trump in 2016, cannot happen again.
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Last year's Android 8.0 has slightly more than 4 percent of users while Android 6.0, code-named Marshmallow and released in 2015, is currently the most popular version, with a 26 percent share.
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The website XDA-Developers recently discovered code inside a Samsung software upgrade that mentions a phone code-named the "bloom," which is largely believed to be the successor to the original Galaxy Fold.
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F.B.I. officials started the investigation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, in July 2016 after learning that a Russian intermediary had offered information that could damage Hillary Clinton to a Trump campaign aide, George Papadopoulos.
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The evidence, as every Iranian schoolchild knows, is the 1953 plot by the Central Intelligence Agency, code-named Operation Ajax, that overthrew Iran's prime minister and re-installed the shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
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Airbus knew it would have to respond to this with a costlier Plan B aircraft, code-named A30X, but was facing multiple calls on its cash, including problems with its A400M military plane.
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The initiative, code-named Kalamata, is still in early developmental stages but is part of a bigger strategy to make Apple's family of devices work more similarly and seamlessly together, according to the report.
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Although Microsoft bought to-do list app maker Wunderlist back in 2015, the company has been working on another to list app experience, code-named Project Wunderlist, which is now in private beta testing.
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GM has been testing its self-driving Bolts in a several areas, sharing video of a test car — code-named "Albatross" — driving through San Francisco earlier this month with Cruise Automation technology built in.
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Microsoft's high-end system due to release in holiday 2017, code-named Project Scorpio, unveiled a laundry list of impressive processing power in June, including eight CPU cores and six teraflops of GPU power.
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Its bid for a major cloud computing project code-named JEDI came under similar employee protest, which Google had abandoned alongside its drone-imaging Project Maven after similar outcry from rank-and-file staff.
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Its lead product, code named AR-301, was recently tested in a mid-stage clinical trial in pneumonia patients where the infection was caused by a bacteria known to be resistant to multiple drugs.
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Today, the company is launching the first developer preview of the next version of its mobile operating system, currently code-named Android O (but we're really hoping it'll become Android Oreo once it's released).
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The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that a Google initiative code-named "Project Nightingale" allowed 150 Google employees to have access to data on tens of millions of patients without their knowledge or consent.
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As early as 2010, the N.S.A. secretly broke into Huawei's headquarters, in an operation, code-named "Shotgiant," a discovery revealed by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor now living in exile in Moscow.
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A convicted swindler with a Runyonesque persona, Mr. Weinberg, facing prison for fraud, traded his criminal savvy for probation and became a principal orchestrator and actor in the two-year operation code-named Abscam.
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" It refers not to when the photograph was made but to when Major Eatherly flew weather reconnaissance over Hiroshima and then gave the O.K. to drop the first atomic bomb, code-named "Little Boy.
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The controversial project, code-named Dragonfly, was later shut down, per LaJeunesse's telling, after Congress raised questions — backing up the blog's overarching theme that only political scrutiny can put meaningful limits on powerful technologists.
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Its new satellite, code-named "Sequoia," also will be able to provide real-time tasking, meaning Capella's clients will be able to get imaging from these satellites of a desired area basically on demand.
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She started out by working on the interiors of the Toyota Priuses and Lexus SUVs that the project, then code-named "Chauffeur," was using, but she later helped design the Firefly vehicle from scratch.
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Greece' third largest lender by assets said it has also agreed to start exclusive talks with Bravo Strategies III, a Celidoria affiliate on another pool of securitised non-performing loans, code named project Cairo.
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Their assignment is to retrieve three highly dangerous plutonium cores from a man code-named John Lark, who is working with anarchist terror-network The Syndicate (yes, them again) to bring down the free world.
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Apple executives have given their secret car team, code-named Project Titan, until late 2017 to prove the feasibility of a self-driving vehicle and determine a final direction, according to a Bloomberg report Monday.
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Under a project code-named "Dragonfly," Google is reportedly planning to introduce a censored search product and a news app in what would mark a remarkable return to China after the firm left in 2010.
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The mobile effort, code-named Project Index, has officially been underway for two years and aims to create a search tool similar to Google Now on Android phones, Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Cortana and Amazon's Alexa.
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Von Tiesenhausen initially focused on designing test stands for V-2 engines, but by the end of the war he had been tasked with working on a top secret project code-named Test Stand 12.
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Styles will presumably play a soldier in the period film, which focuses on the British evacuation of the French city of Dunkirk during the Second World War (code-named Operation Dynamo, if you were wondering).
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In the abstract of the talk, McLaughlin mentions "secret project at X code named 'Project Malta,'" and says that "spinoff activity associated with Bill Gates's Breakthrough Energy Ventures is presently underway," MIT Technology Review reported.
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Contingency planning at JPMorgan's (JPM) consumer bank, code-named "Project Kennedy," included asking 10% of the staff to work from home for a day to test their remote access capabilities, the person told CNN Business.
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The 1953 coup, code-named Operation Ajax, was engineered by Kermit Roosevelt Jr., a grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, and installed a government that two years later cemented the treaty with President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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The joint efforts of the San Diego and New York agents grew into a more formal inquiry of the Saudi connection, which in 2007 was code-named Operation Encore, according to former senior counterterrorism officials.
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When American intelligence discovered Mr. Warsame was in Yemen and preparing to travel to Somalia by boat from the Port of Aden, a mission was developed, code-named Operation Cypress, to capture him, officials said.
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While many video game industry insiders expected Nintendo's next game system to launch in time for the holidays, the company announced Wednesday that the console — code-named NX — will not go on sale until March 2017.
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The new device, code-named Catalina, will also come with a physical remote and streaming video services similar to other television boxes like Apple TV. The companies did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment.
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A little over two months after her bugged conversation with banker Wang Jing in August 2012, Xu Kai was arrested as part of an investigation code-named Operation Emperor, a sweeping crackdown on Chinese organized crime.
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The investigation, code-named "Operation Resonance," is the latest fraud and corruption probe in Brazil, where the arrest of high-ranking political and business figures has become a matter of routine, particularly in Rio de Janeiro.
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The grand-scale operation, code-named Pandora III, was coordinated by the Spanish Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) and supported by The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol), Interpol, and the World Customs Organization (WCO).
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Porsche and Audi, which together contribute 60 percent of VW's profits, are targeting "significant savings" in development and material costs for their electric-car programs by sharing a new production platform code-named PPE, Blume said.
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The new device, code-named Catalina, will also come with a physical remote and streaming video services similar to other television boxes like Apple TV. The companies did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment.
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Here are the key dates of the investigation from 20153 and 2016: July 10, 2015 -- The FBI opened a criminal investigation, code-named "Midyear Exam," into Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information while secretary of state.
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A U.S. official said on Monday the United States and South Korea had agreed to suspend a joint military exercise scheduled to take place in August code-named "Ulchi Freedom Guardian," in line with Trump's comments.
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As TechCrunch reported last month, Yahoo's experimental app code-named Yahoo Hive had been rebranded as Yahoo Answers Now — a move that indicated Yahoo's plans to bring its desktop Q&A site to the App Store.
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An Israeli special-ops task force that was set up to locate Arafat, code-named Salt Fish, knew about Avnery's plan and decided to track his party until it reached the meeting place and then strike.
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In the early and mid-1980s the K.G.B.'s disinformation shop repeatedly blamed the C.I.A. for spreading dengue fever in Cuba, as well as malaria in Pakistan (the operation was code-named Tarakany, "cockroaches" in Russian).
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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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Francisco Correa, a businessman with close ties to the Popular Party, was identified as the ringleader of the scheme, so the inquiry was code-named Gürtel, the German translation of Correa (which means belt in English).
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The world's first atomic bomb was detonated on July 16, 1945, in the New Mexican desert — a result of a highly secretive effort code-named the Manhattan Project, whose nerve center lay nearby in Los Alamos.
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An air defence laser weapon system, code-named LW-30 and developed by the state-owned China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, was displayed at the Airshow China in the southern city of Zhuhai in 2018.
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Congressmen seem to have decided that two things are needed to give them a chance of re-election in 2018: an economic revival and a containment of the vast corruption investigation code-named Lava Jato (Car Wash).
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The investigation, code-named Operation Shadow, builds off a case last year by the Spanish police that claimed that a group had laundered 40 million euros of earnings from discount stores operated by Chinese businessmen across Spain.
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Russia's Defence Ministry said in a statement the Tupolev-95MS bombers, code named "Bears" by NATO, flew over neutral waters and were accompanied by Russian Sukhoi-35S fighter jets and A-50 early warning and control aircraft.
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The deployment of the data center represents the culmination of a nearly four year research effort code-named Project Natick, which aimed to develop rapidly deployable data centers that can support cloud computing services near major cities.
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Speaking at Computex in Taipei, Intel said the chips — code-named Kaby Lake when they were first announced last July — are expected to launch in products by the end of the year, with production beginning this quarter.
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The company showed off the tech by mapping roughly half the space for the new Roomba, code-named "Lewis," as a tip of the cap to one half of the famed duo of 19th century American explorers.
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Using SpaceX's upcoming, unnamed, and very big rocket (fittingly code named the "Big Fucking Rocket"), Musk estimates a journey from anywhere to anywhere else on the only planet currently hosting human life would take under an hour.
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In a statement, prosecutors said that Mr. Nuzman had disclosed those holdings only in amended tax filings submitted after investigators raided his home early last month as part of an international investigation code-named Operation Unfair Play.
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In a previous post, General Nakasone had been deeply involved in designing an operation code-named Nitro Zeus that amounted to a war plan to unplug Iran if the United States entered into hostilities with the country.
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The best-known and most successful infectious disease measure is the K.G.B.'s persistent campaign to portray AIDS as a biological weapon designed by the United States Army at Fort Detrick, Md., a campaign code-named Denver.
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The United States had a secret program, code-named "Nitro Zeus," which called for turning off the power grid in much of Iran if the two countries had found themselves in a conflict over Iran's nuclear program.
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Once the decision was made, the 10 or so experts on the Apple encryption project — variously code-named Plesio and KeyDrop — were told to stop working on the effort, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The project, started in 2015 and code-named Heliox, is one of the wonky projects that consumed the Google co-founder and drew him away from day-to-day operations at the internet giant, the report says.
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Once the decision was made, the 10 or so experts on the Apple encryption project - variously code-named Plesio and KeyDrop - were told to stop working on the effort, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Peter Richardson, a research director of tech strategies at Counterpoint Research, told CNBC via email that Huawei will not have access to the new version of Android, code-named Q, that will be launched later in the year.
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The bank reached that conclusion after a closely watched year-long trial code-named "Jasper," which sought to determine whether the technology, known as DLT, could be used to improve the performance of Canada's wholesale interbank payment system.
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Graff: The Football -- the nickname comes from the first nuclear war plan, code-named DROPKICK -- is a black briefcase carried by a rotating series of military aides who are never more than a few steps from the President.
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Ms. Haspel's time running the prison, code-named Cat's Eye, began her deep involvement in the agency's counterterrorism operations and showed her willingness to take part in the agency's rendition, detention and interrogation program, which shaped her career.
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On Friday, Whole Foods announced it would sell itself to Amazon, a transaction — code-named "Project Tree" by bankers — that stands to reshape the entire grocery industry, swaths of e-commerce and possibly the retail landscape at large.
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The operation, code-named "Bia III", was the first since at least 2017 and followed the launch six months ago of a new national action plan against child labor, said Luc, deputy director in the anti-trafficking division.
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Just before the Indianapolis sank, it had completed a top secret mission: shipping parts of the atomic bomb, code-named "Little Boy," that was later dropped on Hiroshima from San Francisco to Tinian Island in the Western Pacific.
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The operation, code-named "Bia III", was the first since at least 2017 and followed the launch six months ago of a new national action plan against child labor, said Luc, deputy director in the anti-trafficking division.
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The SEC said 38 Studios received only $50 million from the offering, with most of the rest set aside for interest and other payments, after claiming to need $75 million to develop a video game code-named Copernicus.
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During the Obama administration, for example, a secret program, code-named "Nitro Zeus," called for a blinding cyberattack on Iran in the event negotiations over its nuclear program failed and Washington found itself going to war with Tehran.
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Uber has code-named planning around its IPO "Project Liberty," which may be a sly reference to the thousands of employees and investors who have waited years to sell their full stake in the company for a profit.
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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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He says he stood up to his bosses and encourages other Googlers to do the same: 1/ Google is working on a new search engine code-named "Dragonfly" that will aid China's effort to censor information from its citizenry.
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" According to Bloomberg, SenseTime is currently developing software code-named Viper that will "parse data from thousands of live camera feeds" and will be used by the police to "track everything from vice and accidents to suspects on blacklists.
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Code-named Nitro Zeus, the plan was aimed at crippling Iran's air defenses, communications systems and key parts of its electrical power grid, but was put on hold after a nuclear deal was reached last year, the Times said.
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The effort, code-named "Marigold," involved covert contacts in Saigon between the American ambassador, Henry Cabot Lodge, and a Communist Polish diplomat, Janusz Lewandowski, who could shuttle to Hanoi and back (via neutral Cambodia and Laos) to relay messages.
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Honestly, it sounds like a HomePod competitor especially since it could focus primarily on audio quality: The speakerâ€"internally code-named "Lux"â€"has a bowled shape, with a legged bottom and lights at the top, one of the people said.
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A banker working on the convertible issue, code-named "Mercury", said a mixture of long-only investors and hedge funds were expected to subscribe and the sale was covered in an accelerated bookbuild which is due to be finalised on Wednesday.
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Spiegel and Snap are trying to work around these technical challenges with a new version of its Android app, code-named "Mushroom," but it's tough to foresee wide adoption if Snapchat's "core product value" is already solved by something else.
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The F.B.I. opened the investigation in late July 2016, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, after receiving information from the Australian government that a Trump campaign adviser had been approached with an offer of stolen emails that could damage Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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But he said that SiriusXM was well positioned for the change, with plans for a new, more interactive version of its radio system, code-named SXM293, and the advantage of knowing that car companies make changes to their machines very slowly.
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At the height of the Vietnam War, the "X40" factory, as it had been code named by the Vietnamese defence ministry, was one of three factories producing uniforms for the North Vietnamese army and its Viet Cong guerrillas in the south.
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READ: Anger as CNN 'proof of life' video highlights failure to rescue girls The Sambisa fortress The campaign to eradicate Boko Haram and recover the girls, code named "Lafiya Dole" -- meaning "Peace by any means" in Hausa -- is coordinated from Maiduguri.
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The projects are part of an initiative code-named Dragonfly that marks a reversal for Google, which shut down its search engine in China eight years ago in dramatic fashion due to a growing crackdown on internet content by government authorities.
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For the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max successors, that means an ultra-wide-angle rear camera lens:The new high-end models are code-named D43 and D44, while the update to the iPhone XR is internally dubbed N104, they said.
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Company staffers are preoccupied with a new console to be launched in March, code-named the NX. It is said to be a hybrid between a console and a handheld device, to be played on the go or docked at home.
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At the height of the Vietnam War, the "X40" factory, as it had been code named by the Vietnamese defense ministry, was one of three factories producing uniforms for the North Vietnamese army and its Viet Cong guerrillas in the south.
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They were speaking at the Swiss Press Club in Geneva alongside an exhibition of some of the 55,000 photographs taken by a former military police photographer code-named "Caesar" which document the torture and deaths of detainees in Syrian state custody.
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In remarks made on the state broadcaster, General Constantino Chiwenga said Mnangagwa would be back in the country soon and hold talks with Mugabe, adding that the army was confident its intervention code named "Operation Restore Legacy" was progressing well.
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The plan was code-named "Nitro Zeus" and included a range of targets across Iran's electrical grid, air defenses and communications and transportation systems, according to details from the film revealed Tuesday by The New York Times and BuzzFeed News.
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The handler, code-named Dad, drove Mr. Hame to the Turkish border and sent him off with advice to pick an easy target, shoot as many civilians as possible and hold hostages until the security forces made a martyr of him.
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The company is also building some kind of video-calling device for your TV; a digital projector code-named "Sequoia," according to Cheddar; and has talked publicly about its research into converting human thoughts directly into text on a screen.
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In the attack in September last year, later code-named "Desert Wolf" by anti-hacking security officials, North Korean hackers infected 3,200 computers, including 700 connected to the South Korean military's internal network, which is normally cut off from the internet.
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Military analysts have said that the missile North Korea fired on Saturday, code-named Hwasong-16 among South Korean officials, may have been based on the design of the Iskander, a solid-fuel short-range ballistic missile from the Russian military.
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The attacks on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, begun in the George W. Bush administration and code-named Olympic Games, destroyed roughly 1,000 centrifuges and set back the Iranians by a year or so — the amount of time is still hotly disputed.
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When Mr. Hussein dispatched his tanks to suppress them, a very light NATO ground force, code-named Operation Provide Comfort, was able to drive back Iraqi heavy tanks while suffering no casualties, thanks to the intimidating American air power overhead.
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The drones also give Ford a more objective plant maintenance record, preventing arguments over the diagnosis and possible solutions to problems, said Pat Manning, a machine production manager for the EcoBlue diesel engine at the plant, where it's code named Panther.
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The 22011 Snowden documents revealed UK intelligence agency GCHQ to be tapping into the undersea cables that carry Internet traffic, covertly gathering vast amounts of digital comms data under a surveillance program code-named Tempora — apparently with the help of commercial partners.
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The Scottish Tories are so worried about the damage he will do to their brand that they organised a stop-Boris plot, code-named Operation Arse ("We called it that so we'd all be clear who we were talking about," one reportedly said).
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Such a decision would be a setback for Sergio Moro, the federal judge who has put dozens of oil industry and engineering company executives behind bars in the investigation into political kickbacks on contracts at state companies, code named Operation Car Wash.
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Details: According to documents obtained by Bloomberg, work on the device, which would be paired with a smartphone while being worn on the wrist, was recently ongoing — but it is unclear if the project, code-named "Dylan," will ever be commercially available.
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The powers that be told me I would not be allowed to take any photos or video of my demo with Oculus's new inside-out-positional-tracking-standalone-virtual-reality-headset-prototype (more simply code-named "Santa Cruz") once I was inside.
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But to test BZ in battlefield conditions, Dr. Ketchum in 21973 developed a sprawling experiment, code-named Project Dork, at the Army's Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, to determine if clouds of BZ could incapacitate enemy troops at 21986 and 20173,22017 yards.
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With the approval of the American commander in the Pacific, General Westmoreland had put together a secret operation, code-named Fracture Jaw, that included moving nuclear weapons into South Vietnam so that they could be used on short notice against North Vietnamese troops.
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It's apparently working on a new version of the Portal — including one rumored device code-named "Ripley", which is apparently a camera that can be mounted on a television, turning it into the larger Portal devices that the company initially thought about.
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According to the Post, Amazon's system (code-named Orville, presumably not in reference to the popcorn guy) will be synced with Amazon Prime and don't need a customer to make physical contact with a scanner to automatically charge their linked payment card.
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One of his most high-profile investigations was of the gun-walking operation conducted by the Obama Justice Department, code named "Fast and Furious," that was linked to a firearm used in the death of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry in 2010.
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Kim Yong-hyun, the head of operations at the South Korean military's Joint Chiefs of Staff, also said Seoul and Washington had agreed that their annual joint springtime military exercises, code-named Key Resolve and Foal Eagle, would be the largest ever this year.
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He also confirmed the names of two of the militants the convoy was searching for: a man who goes under the alias of Petit Tchapori, and Chefou Doundou, a former cattle herder nicknamed Dondo by locals and code-named "Naylor Road" by US intelligence.
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But the operation, code-named Olympic Games, made it clear to the Iranian elite that the United States and Israel were deeply inside their program, and clearly had turned some scientists and other workers who helped get the destructive code into the nuclear facilities.
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Goldman Sachs — which, according to American officials, received fees as high as 11 percent of the proceeds from the two 1MDB bond sales, which were code-named Magnolia and Maximus — put its main banker on the 1MDB account, Tim Leissner, on leave last year.
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The game-changing news: The F.B.I. has identified its first Illegal, a male accountant in Chicago code-named Harvest and notable (to Stan and Dennis) for his ability to seduce a male Altheon engineer and obtain a blueprint for part of the radiation sensor.
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The seven clubs invited to the meeting had combined revenues of more than $4 billion in 2017, and they command a massive global fan base that would be critical to making FIFA's secretive discussions about the new tournament, code-named "Project Trophy," a success.
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Goldman Sachs — which, according to American officials, received fees as high as 11 percent of the proceeds from the two 1MDB bond sales, which were code-named Magnolia and Maximus — put its main banker on the 1MDB account, Tim Leissner, on leave last year.
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More than a decade ago the United States and Israel cooperated on a mission code-named Olympic Games, the most sophisticated cyberattack in history, to get into the computer code driving the centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear enrichment site and make them blow up.
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A provision known as the Caesar Act — named for the photographer, code-named Caesar — is included in a giant must-pass military policy bill that the Senate is expected to pass on Tuesday, which would clear the way for an expected signature from President Trump.
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After a several year competitive lull, AMD is expected to finally make a serious reentry into the server CPU market this fall when its new x86 core, code-named Zen (also previewed at Computex) is expected to be announced and integrated into new server CPUs.
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The sea of mercury blue couldn't have been more peaceful as day broke over Omaha Beach, the first of five code-named beaches where the waters ran red the morning of June 25, 2000, when Allied forces came ashore to push the Nazis out of France.
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The company on Monday unveiled a new Xbox One system — code named Project Scorpio — that retains many of the features of the current generation and will play all existing games, but greatly enhances the hardware power, enabling true 4K gaming and better support for virtual reality.
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Mr. Panetta was on a video screen as he spoke from C.I.A. headquarters, and was the one who informed the president when the Al Qaeda leader, code-named "Geronimo," was positively identified by Navy SEALs as being in the house — and, later, when he was killed.
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Hacking groups linked with different wings of the powerful Russian intelligence services -- code-named Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear -- were detected inside a Democratic Party server earlier this year, according to CrowdStrike, the US Internet security firm hired to investigate the theft of thousands of emails.
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The plan, code-named Nitro Zeus, was devised to disable Iran's air defenses, communications systems and crucial parts of its power grid, and was shelved, at least for the foreseeable future, after the nuclear deal struck between Iran and six other nations last summer was fulfilled.
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After the Journal detailed the partnership, the two companies quickly sought to quell any potential firestorm over the project, code-named "Nightingale," saying that it was intended to help Ascension manage data to improve care and was compliant with health privacy laws already on the books.
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Read more: Hundreds of never-before-seen nuclear blast videos show terrifying explosions in the ocean and Nevada desertGovernment officials code-named the test explosion or shot in question "George" because it was the seventh in a series (and "G" is the seventh letter of the alphabet).
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Now, an investigative article in The Intercept and an accompanying 10-minute documentary film, "Project X," opening on Friday at the IFC Center in Greenwich Village, say the building appears to have served another purpose: as a listening post code-named Titanpointe by the National Security Agency.
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We're, of course, speaking of D-Day, when more than 150,000 Allied troops landed in Normandy to begin liberating Europe from Nazi occupation during World War II. Code-named "Operation Overlord," D-Day saw airborne forces parachute across northern France as ground troops landed on five beaches.
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We're of course speaking of D-Day, when more than 150,000 Allied troops landed in Normandy to begin liberating Europe from Nazi occupation during World War II. Code-named "Operation Overlord," D-Day saw airborne forces parachute across northern France as ground troops landed on five beaches.
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Last year, the annual exercises, code-named Key Resolve and Foal Eagle, saw an estimated 3,600 additional US service members deployed to join the 28,000 US troops already based in South Korea to participate in the drills, which included ground, air, naval and special operations field exercises.
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP)Google's widely reported search engine prototype for China, which is allegedly code-named Dragonfly, not only blacklists search terms to comply with the wishes of government censors but ties all searches to devices' phone numbers, according to a report on Friday from the Intercept.
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The release of the Stratfor files, a project WikiLeaks code-named "Rock Guitar," was split into six email dumps based on the publishing schedules and deadlines of WikiLeaks' global media partners, all of whom signed a formal agreement not to publish stories before dates assigned by the organization.
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Scherer, who keeps a model in his office of a jet code-named A30X, which would have seen the light of day if Boeing had opted for a new jet instead of the MAX, is focused on current business but acknowledges Airbus is shaping its ideas beyond the A320neo.
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As the leader of an elite operation code-named Greenup, Mr. Mayer dropped behind enemy lines in February 1945 and posed as a German soldier for more than two months in the Tyrol region of western Austria, gathering critical intelligence on Nazi troop movements as Germany teetered toward defeat.
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The American soldiers and Nigerien troops were searching for Mr. Cheffou, a one-time cattle herder and a senior lieutenant of a former affiliate of Al Qaeda, when they left their base on the fateful mission in October that was later code-named Operation Desolate Bastion by the Pentagon.
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There was no evidence of his specific charge, but the United States has conducted similar operations against Iranian rockets and missiles and, famously, sabotaged an Iranian nuclear enrichment plant in the city of Natanz with a cyberweapon, part of a vast American covert operation code-named Olympic Games.
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It started with a "shot" code-named "Able" on January 21911, 251—the first of 251 above-ground nuclear explosions in Nevada, which quickly became tourist attractions, according to the Atomic Heritage Foundation: Mushroom clouds from the atmospheric tests could be seen up to 100 miles away in the distance.
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Another iPhone 8 leak ahead of Apple's fall event next Tuesday when it's official expected to unveil its new flagships: 9to5Mac has been digging through the Golden Master build of iOS 11, and pulled out a few new nuggets of intel about the incoming top of the range iPhone (code-named D22).
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At $200, the new technology, code-named "Pacific," will be half the price of Facebook's high-end Oculus Rift and promises users the same mesmerizing experience of VR. The big innovation is that "Pacific" — unlike Oculus Rift or Samsung's cheaper Gear VR — will not rely on a smartphone or computer to operate.
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But "The Angel: The Egyptian Spy Who Saved Israel" is so packed with jaw-dropping and intimate details about the life of a man Mossad code-named "the Angel" that it seems only a minor failing that Bar-Joseph wasn't able to nail down the exact circumstances of how that life ended.
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You could also hold off until the 2017 holiday season in order to buy what's currently code-named "Project Scorpio," a more powerful version of the console that's designed to melt your eyeballs with 4K gaming as well as high-end VR. But what if you're not ready to upgrade at all?
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When the company started a research project code-named Pygmalion in 2014 to improve its speech-recognition technology, it hired temporary employees — many of whom had doctorates in linguistics — to help annotate and structure data so Google's computers could better understand what people were saying, according to five people familiar with the project.
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Code-named "Pacific," Facebook's upcoming device is a $200 wireless headset that will bridge the gap between cheap headgear and high-end gaming rigs, and will work without being tethered to phone or PC. [Mark Gurman / Bloomberg] If you blinked, you probably missed this week's "massive" rally in support of net neutrality.
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Code named "Sentinelle," the deployment of 10,000 French military personnel at potential targets around the country, which was ordered after terrorist attacks in and around Paris in January last year, was already under review when a 31-year-old Tunisian drove a 19-ton truck into crowds in Nice on Bastille Day, killing 84 people.
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That pattern seems to have come to an end, according to the Times: In the attack in September last year, later code-named "Desert Wolf" by anti-hacking security officials, North Korean hackers infected 3,200 computers, including 700 connected to the South Korean military's internal network, which is normally cut off from the internet.
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Dow Jones reported Monday evening that lawmakers had been briefed about the apparent destruction of the secretive payload — code-named Zuma — citing industry and government officials The payload was suspected to have burned up in the atmosphere after failing to separate perfectly from the upper part of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the report said.
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After German forces imprisoned hundreds of thousands of Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, a band of writers and scholars code-named Oyneg Shabes ("The Joys of Shabbat") began a mission to smuggle reports of atrocities to the outside world, and to document their lives and culture in the hope that they would be remembered.
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Dagan created a financial warfare task force code-named "Harpoon" that mobilized all of Israel's resources to target the money men, bankers, banks and sources of revenue that fueled the terror fires: charities were shuttered and state sponsors of terror, in Iran and the Persian Gulf, found that financing bloodshed against Israel was becoming cost-prohibitive.
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Microsoft will preview what's coming with the next version of Windows, which is apparently code-named Redstone, according to multiple reports (we'll likely hear the official name of the operating system early on in the keynote.) We already know the next version will bring extension support to Microsoft's Edge browser and an improved maps app, thanks to the Insider program.
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In Wednesday's incident, the Iranian navy spotted the U.S. vessel and plane in the eastern area of the Strait of Hormuz near where Iran was conducting a naval drill code-named "Velayat 94," according to Iran's semiofficial Tasnim News Agency Fars, another semiofficial Iranian news agency, identified the American Navy ship that was warned as the USS Monterey, a guided-missile cruiser.
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Operatives of the hacking unit, code-named Project Raven, described Karma as a tool that could remotely grant access to iPhones simply by uploading phone numbers or email accounts into an automated targeting system; Karma was used to obtain photos, emails, text messages, and location information from iPhones; the technique also helped the hackers harvest saved passwords, which could be used for other intrusions.
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"Due the limitations in assessing the financial records of the external parties it is recommended to commence civil proceedings in New Zealand in order to get access to these records, substantiate or refute the concerns with regards to bribery and corruption this review has raised, and ultimately attempt to recover any potential losses from the third parties," the report, code-named Project Gunemba, concluded.
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But Nigerien sources said the mission was organized and led by Americans and meant to kill or capture a top terrorist leader in the country known as Dandou and code-named "Naylor Road" by the U.S. Two U.S. intelligence sources told ABC News the team's mission morphed halfway through, and they were first asked to meet local leaders in the village of Tongo Tongo.
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If you think you have the paint-spraying skills to be one of the best Splatoon players in Europe, you could find yourself in possession of Nintendo's next gaming platform, code-named NX. ESL's first Go4Splatoon tournament begins for European players Sunday and the four winners will all receive a Nintendo NX, a platform that we know absolutely no details about — including if it's a console, a handheld system or both.
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What follows is a truthful account, as best I am able to provide it, of my role in the British deception operation, code-named Windfall, that was mounted against the East German Intelligence Service (Stasi) in the late 1950s and early '60s, and resulted in the death of the best British secret agent I ever worked with, and of the innocent woman for whom he gave his life.
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Though the Mirage Solo sports positional tracking, the device may ultimately still be limited by its Wiimote-like controller, which is identical in layout to what ships with the Daydream View, Google's headset for smartphone-based mobile VR. Oculus is working on a positionally-tracked headset, currently code-named Santa Cruz, which also will have tracked controllers that will help deliver experiences more comparable to what's possible on high-end headsets now.
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