Another strategy — don't laugh — is using code words.
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These PHONETIC code words not only contain the letter or letters they designate but, as Mr. Kahn notes below, all eight code words can be placed symmetrically in the grid.
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Here are the code words in the puzzle: 3D: PAPA
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The family and employees communicate with code words and nicknames.
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My notes are filled with letters and numbers and code words.
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These two numbers are code words among neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
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It became Fort Knox secrecy: photocopy-proof scripts, code words, secret locations.
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It's not covert enough, though, to go unchallenged — code words or not.
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Hours later, those code words -- "vote your conscience" -- would ignite a political firestorm.
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But the other two provisos are just code words for limiting immigration, period.
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To avoid detection, those creating the listings often use code words or phrases.
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But it's so full of code words that it's impossible to mistake the intent.
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The code words were clear: "Michael, no Russia, no discussions, no Russia," Trump told him.
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This is the other thing, the code words used against women, we know them all.
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They also allegedly used code names and code words to discuss the crime over the phone.
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Code words for sodium on food labels include fleur de sel, monosodium glutamate and disodium guanylate.
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Users of the site had begun to post sex advertisements for underage girls using code words.
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But dispatchers aren't trained to pick up certain code words as clues that someone needs help.
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He adopted his father's position that capitalism and free markets are code words for economic plunder.
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We established some code words: one as a warning and another to call the whole thing off.
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The secretive events are advertised by word of mouth, with code words sometimes assigned to gain entry.
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Investigators allege Blackwing would call his three wives from jail and use code words to discuss the plot.
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Some observers saw the taco truck remarks as code words to mine the racial resentments of white Americans.
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The two used code words, but investigators believe Manafort was offering to provide "private briefings" to Oleg Deripaska.
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To augment the advantage, an element of deception was added, with code words used to signal the shift.
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Michael then uttered prearranged code words, and three soldiers and an officer came forward to arrest General Antonescu.
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Press weren't given screeners for the first time, and it became standard practice to use code words on set.
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All NFL offenses have code words for these concepts to be used during no-huddle and two-minute situations.
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A racial discrimination lawsuit against the high-end fashion brand Moschino accuses staff of using code words for black customers.
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The U.N.C. research used its master list of sugar code words to measure how many grocery store foods include sugar.
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Like other fraternities, Delta Kappa Trump has its own status symbols, code words and initiation ceremonies and pledges of allegiance.
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These changes, including using code words and limiting trainees' involvement with awake patients, were strategies surgeons developed on their own.
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And in studying a subculture rife with code words, it can be difficult to pinpoint hate speech, some analysts say.
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Because opposing teams are cracking the no-huddle code words and signals that offenses use to communicate on the field.
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Without any evidence or cause, they quickly began to interpret basic food items as code words for this supposed sex ring.
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But the fact is that presidents from both parties have occasionally invoked "free and fair trade" measures—code words for protectionism.
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The LIA alleges that these code words are used in a context that is "strongly suggestive of fraud or other impropriety".
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Officials say Kendricks would speak with his friend using code words -- almost an acknowledgment that what he was doing was wrong.
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Each fight scene is sensory overload — bullets whiz by; night vision is toggled; code words that you don't understand are thrown out.
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Contemporary retailers have been accused of relying on covert racism, including racial code words, to profile customers of color stereotyped as thieves.
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Some firms looked to avoid scrutiny of their practices, including using code words to show a male preference, Human Rights Watch said.
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Some of them come up with their own code words for shit, and I don't know what the hell they're talking about.
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"White supremacists have become masters of this in how they post content using code words using certain kinds of punctuation," Quinn said.
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Instead, she pretended to order a pizza and used code words until the 2911 dispatcher understood what she was trying to say.
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Sanders's plan is much better than a nuanced plan that uses code words like 'a safe way to frack' and 'regulated fracking.
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The code words were in Spanish because "all of the managers" who refused to hire African-Americans were Hispanic, Ms. Ceja said.
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It will display code words — like "waffle sandalwood," pictured here — on each person's device that they can use to confirm one another's identity.
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Markota's video focused on the term "cheese pizza," which is one of the "code words" conspiracists point to when justifying the conspiracy theory.
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Similarly, the Center for Popular Democracy in 2015 accused Zara of using racial code words for black and Latinx customers (which Zara denies).
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In one case, a young teenager was sold for sex on the site with ads that included code words for certain sex acts.
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It was the first public airing of those code words, even though we still didn't know what the technology was at that point.
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It is a bunch of code words, long used by many conservative judges, meant to hide their real beliefs and anti-choice record.
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From the start, Trump sought to make Clinton's stamina and endurance -- both code words for her overall health -- an issue in the campaign.
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He pointed to examples in which al Qaeda operatives have used words like "wedding" and "marriage" as code words during a terror plots.
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You find the same type of wit in the code words and puns used today to evade censorship bots, or just for fun.
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Since BuzzFeed's story (which Robert Mueller's office disputed), Cohen has said that Trump used code words and implication to get him to lie.
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Having a few choice code words can cut down on everyone's anxiety, and they can be applied to any sensitive personal or business interaction.
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A good portion of the list involves Spanish-language terms that drug traffickers could conceivably use as code words to confuse eavesdropping federal agents.
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Markovits delivers an engrossing inquiry into the nature of familiarity: family stories and code words, special places in the old neighborhood, cherished holiday rituals.
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"Many people in the military end up talking about climate in much the way eighth graders talk about sex — with code words," Goodell writes.
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Code words that signal a need for help are also an important part of developing an exit strategy, Ms. Ray-Jones said on Saturday.
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Martinez said he often talked by radio to the Colombian cartel pilots who would bring cocaine to Mexico, using code words to avoid detection.
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I never had anticipated Canada would be the country that led me to become familiar with misogynistic code words like incels, Chads and Stacys.
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Don't assume the dispatcher will understand your code words Calling 911 with a fake pizza order is clever, but it's not a new concept.
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MVP employees were told that using the words "black" or "Mexican" instead of the code words, especially in an email, was a fireable offense.
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New players receive intensive German tutoring, focused not just on what's needed for daily life but also on specific soccer terms and even code words.
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It turns out many of the ingredients used in most store-bought granolas (and granola bars) are really just code words for unnecessarily added sugar.
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The man who has supported Israel in unprecedented ways is the same man who casually inserts code words for anti-Semitism into his public pronouncements.
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The bottom line: These omissions force national security decision-makers to rely on code words or, worse, to ignore the threats from climate change altogether.
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Acting with little fear of impunity, however, traders now operate on forums and social media sites, often using simple code words to sell their wares.
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Absolutely. In terms of poetry and criticism, do you find that certain critiques are code words to invalidate the depth and impact of your work?
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Code words, signals or brief comments can convey only basic information: serve down the line or wide; move closer to the baseline or other tactics.
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Albini and Tweedy get distracted over "code words," the amount of time their operation to catch the thieves should take and songs on the radio.
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Moreover, unique of any US ally, Israel has no qualms about advertising -- even if via the pretense of diplomatic code words -- its intelligence operations against America.
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Browse any job posting site and you are bound to find openings that ask for "digital natives" or other code words that mean younger and cheaper.
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In court filings seen by Reuters, the LIA says it believes it has worked out the individuals to which some of the code words probably refer.
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They built a replica of the Pearson house, used code words and kept anything relating to the show hidden from public view as much as possible.
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Every time I log onto them, I am asked multiple times if I "parTy" or "pNp"—code words for doing meth and/or GHB while fucking.
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Brooks talks about Italian deli meats and organic grocery store products as if they were code words arrived at a priori, as if from a void.
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In phone calls with her sister and mother from prison, she used code words that referred to an attack as an "Alice In Wonderland"-themed tea party.
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Those are code words that would allow you to buy weed at the drive-through window of a New Hampshire Burger King, at least until last weekend.
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It's so well-known that American soldiers in World War II were reportedly told to use code words like "lallapalooza" to distinguish Japanese spies from Chinese allies.
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Even more subtle signals, from body language, to "code" words, to how long the meetings last, could be used to convey determination, impatience, flexibility, or even belligerence.
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In addition to accusations of using code words, Zara faced a $40 million discrimination lawsuit in 2015 accusing it of practicing race-based favoritism within the company.
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They cannot allow him to use code-words to conceal the reality of his record and then claim to be moderate, principled, or supportive of women's rights.
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Food and drink as code words for bribes are hard-wired into the language of many cultures, and several criminal cases of late offer a spicy taste.
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Readers' jaws will drop at how expansive and structured the Klan was, from its code words to its machine-like control over City Councils and state legislatures.
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"In our zeal to protect love letters, we don't want to protect terrorists who might use code words to escape scrutiny by the intelligence community," he warned. Sen.
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The resulting haze of numbers may befuddle a jury unless they are leavened with a few spicy details—exotic code words, say, or (even better) suitcases filled with cash.
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The suspects used code words such as "pork," and "seafood" to describe different narcotics over the phone but the Drug Enforcement Administration easily nabbed them in an undercover sting.
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In court on Wednesday, Societe Generale agreed to provide an explanation for the use of some of the code words, to the best of its ability, by Oct. 7.
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What we don't need to be talking about is "regulation rollback" – code words for doing the bidding of special interests and ignoring the real needs of our fellow citizens.
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In the three-day hearing in London this week, lawyers for the LIA also applied for further information concerning the meaning of code words allegedly used by SocGen employees.
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Burundi, also a recipient of U.S. military aid, threatened to turn its police on its own people, using the same code words that unleashed the genocide in neighboring Rwanda.
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Maybe there's a better way — a gentlemen's club where we all wear ties and speak in this Brahmin language and velvet code-words — but I don't know that way.
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For this group, which includes voters and several political observers who focus on race and gender, there is a particular annoyance around code words they feel unduly penalize candidates.
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He speaks often of marginalization and disenfranchisement, of economic grievances and historical injustices, code words that tap into decades' worth of disappointments and frustrations first articulated by his father.
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Stine, unlike some of his colleagues on the men's tour, does not give signals or use code words to communicate with his players, but he does subtly deliver messages.
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You don't simply get to repeatedly flick at racial animus -- in the campaign and as President -- and then plead total innocence when those code words trigger a reaction. 4.
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We spent months translating and deciphering their code words, including various Russian phrases to confirm a weapons launch: srabotal ("worked it"), otpravil konfetu ("sent candy") and dvadtsat odin ("21").
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We later see Delaney trying to meet with an American agent by using the code words, "I have a wound in my shoulder," with a doctor at St. Bart's hospital.
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The LIA's court filings go on to allege that other code words appear not to refer to individuals but to transactions or other activities, such as "biscuits", "pizza" or "cooking".
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The term came to light after Democratic party emails were leaked and some fun folks online started noticing what they thought to be pizza-based "code words" in the emails.
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On the video call, Kira shows Sarah the story she's been working on — which is actually all written in code words that explain what Rachel plans on doing with her.
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Flexibility is one of those charming code words for plans, long outlined by Price and his fellow ACA opponents, to convert Medicaid into "block grants" or restrained with per-capita caps.
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The other is a conservative Republican who voted for Mr. Trump, served briefly as his White House communications director and thus also has experience trying to translate Trump's elliptical code words.
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But Mr. Snowden released code words, while the Shadow Brokers have released the actual code; if he shared what might be described as battle plans, they have loosed the weapons themselves.
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Not that it makes it any more right in what you're doing, but I personally would feel awkward about having legitimate signs and signals and code words and stuff like that.
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Still, Mr. Liu's admirers found creative ways around the controls, using code words, videos and photographs to show solidarity and to criticize the government's treatment of China's only Nobel Peace laureate.
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He knows how to spot code words that obliquely refer to Chinese leaders and scandals, or the memes that touch on subjects the Chinese government doesn't want people to read about.
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Knives and pepper spray, code words and license plate numbers — hitchhiking felt like a game where you had 10 seconds to decide whether or not you were talking to your future murderer.
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And in a fourth-quarter earnings call in February, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said he wanted to shift towards a "distributed workforce" — code words for emphasizing remote work across a larger area.
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Could these communications, each only a few seconds long and riddled with seemingly indecipherable military jargon and code words, be direct evidence of Russia's violating one of the oldest rules of war?
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Trump has recently taken to proclaiming he is a "nationalist" and berated "globalists" -- two designations that have innocent connotations in some contexts but are also recognized as code words by anti-Semites.
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The first waves of women in their fields — of medicine, of academia, of politics — were distinguished and praised for their reserve, their professionalism, code words for their lack of conventionally accepted feminine characteristics.
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The former head of the C.I.A. gives classified information, including code words for intelligence programs and war strategy, to a biographer with whom he is in a relationship and then lies about it.
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And the concept of history and culture may not equate with those of Americans who oppose him -- some of whom see such language as code words for a certain political stance on race.
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Cohen, who served as Mr. Trump's attorney for 22019 years, was quite experienced with Trump's reliance on code words, often hearing him use "message" words that were exactly the opposite of the truth.
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Even those White House aides granted access to the more secret system must have specific permission to read individual documents there, which are known as Sensitive Compartmented Information and organized by code words.
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As much as they claim Trump — Milo told me that Trump uses code words in his speeches that signal that he's reading their work — Trump is not nearly as far gone as they are.
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"Just another white kid" is an all-purpose alibi, and public discourse abounds in code words and dog-whistles that allow bigots to pass as concerned citizens without a racist bone in their bodies.
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The DoJ's statement alleges that Huawei used code words and carefully selected local partners to conceal its activities in these states in order to avoid international sanctions that are placed on the two countries.
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They were called too hungry, too intent on power, too ambitious — code words used in place of the more vulgar expressions that men (and sometimes women, too) used when they were out of earshot.
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In its strongest form, this can imply that progressives don't actually believe in any of the ideals they're espousing, that they're just code words that must be used to stay in the progressive club.
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"The fact that some university boards and administrations bow to pressure groups and shield students from these ideas through 'safe spaces,' 'code words' and 'trigger warnings' is, in my view, a terrible mistake," he said.
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In between code words and long glances, I suspected his son and daughter were in the country without papers—not willingly, but instead impelled by the prospects of a better life and shot at success.
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A successful mainstream progressive will name policies that would positively impact women, rural Americans, people of color and religious minorities, not couch positions in code words meant to make unreachable conservative voters feel more comfortable.
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Code words like "replace" are used by mainstream hate-peddlers like Tucker Carlson on Fox News, and the phrase "Jews will not replace us" was chanted at the infamous neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
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" And President Carter himself cautioned, "You've seen in this campaign the stirrings of hate and the rebirth of code words like 'state rights' … in a campaign reference to the Ku Klux Klan relating to the South.
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Meatballs are, of course, a rich and versatile dish — equally at home on pasta, rice or a sandwich — and it is not impossible to imagine them joining the vast library of code words for illicit activity.
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Each is filled with land mines, and Mr. Kerry's speech will no doubt contain many of the code words that mean so much to both sides, and that have hardened so many positions over the years.
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But there's also funny things like decoding realtor speak, so there's a whole thing that breaks down if you're reading a listing, some of the code words that real estate agents use that are actually not anything.
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While the CIA has declined to comment, independent cyber security experts and former intelligence agency employees who have looked through them say that they appear to be authentic, citing code words used to describe CIA hacking programs.
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De Cristofaro and his colleagues used this approach to analyze the effect of "Operation Google," a campaign launched on /pol/ that asked participants to replace common racial slurs with the names of Google products and other code words.
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"The best code words are language that seem to mean something totally different than what it really means, but seems to fit into the context," said Mr. Leonard, who testifies as an expert language witness in criminal cases.
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Still, watching Fox did help me decode Trump's debate tangents, since much of what he says is shorthand, with code words—Project Veritas, Sidney Blumenthal—used as hyperlinks to stories that he assumes his audience has already absorbed.
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He was a pioneer in the use of code words to attack African-Americans while seldom mentioning race, instead condemning "asinine" school busing, the "bloc vote" and the "thugs" from America's inner cities who supposedly stalked the nation's streets.
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Richard Nixon's 1968 campaign used code words and phrases like "law and order" and "the silent majority" to refer to the policing of communities of color and the white anti-integration movement respectively (terms that Trump resurrected in 2016).
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Politicians, whoever they may be — at a local level or on the national stage — have a responsibility and an obligation to respond and to speak out against code words, bigotry and stereotyping of any racial, ethnic or religious group.
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When party leaders, even President Obama, talk about "pragmatism" and "incremental change," they're using code words; ones that rationalize the revolving door between corporate America, Wall Street, K Street, and Washington, D.C.—the one they've been complicit in swinging wide open.
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Let's hear from Mr. Kahn who, thankfully, is not spelling out his notes: This theme works because the eight letters in PHONETIC are all different and the eight code words spelling out PHONETIC can be placed symmetrically in the grid.
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These drugs are still taboo and frowned upon by the majority of American society, but their use is not a secret on the apps, where code words like the capital T (for "Tina," meaning meth) are hanging in the air constantly.
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Make no mistake: "reform" and "restructure" are code words for cut and privatize — asking beneficiaries to bear the full burden of keeping these programs financially sound for the future when there are modest and manageable alternatives for achieving the same goal.
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Huddles remain the pervasive norm, but increasingly, many are condensed to several harried seconds, as quarterbacks bolt to the line of scrimmage and rely on hand signals and code words to communicate a new play to teammates as they line up.
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Miller's use of code words on this occasion can't hide the sentiments that come through clearly from him and some of his colleagues in the Trump administration: in the future, if they have their way, only some people will be welcome here.
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Read more: An airline pilot reveals the meanings of 23 code words passengers don't understandA spokesperson for the airline told Business Insider that the realignment will allow for better oversight across the airline's business, particularly areas that tend to be consumer-facing.
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"The phrase 'tax reform' should not be code words for massive taxpayer funded giveaways to the very wealthiest paid for by gutting health care benefits, public schools and our nation's roads and bridges," said Jessica Adair, director of partnerships for Stand Up America.
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This message cannot be delivered by pronouncements, insults or unreasonable demands on alliance cost-sharing, but only by engaging Seoul in negotiations on the "restructuring" and "reconfiguration" of the U.S. Forces in Korea — code words for the diminution of U.S. troop presence.
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A post pinned on a military memorabilia and firearms Facebook page recommended that those who wanted to sell guns or ammunition write the caliber and model numbers using code words, rely on external sites to share photos and make deals through private messages.
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Only George Wallace and Donald Trump were shameless enough to openly court them; usually it was left to local actors (and the likes of Fox News) to issue the dog whistles and code words that would summon this "deplorable" demographic to the polls.
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Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said he spoke with Mr. Trump for 25 minutes, adding, "I appreciate that the United States is showing that all the options are on the table," usually code words for raising the possibility of a military response.
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Anyone who votes for Trump—including the Dartmouth-educated moderate Republican financial adviser who wouldn't dream of using racial code words but just can't stand Hillary Clinton—will have tried to put a dangerous and despicable man in charge of the country.
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Phrases like "McDonald's" and "combo No.3" [code words for organizing protests] became sensitive words during the Jasmine incident, but they didn't get taken off from the "sensitive words list" until the end of 2012, a result of both tardiness and playing it safe.
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If Peter Thiel were right — if Trump meant "the wall" and the "Muslim ban" as code words for a "saner, more sensible" immigration policy that "recognizes costs as well as benefits" — then the president and his base should be happy with what he's accomplished.
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Instead it calls for "[r]eform[ing] the Food and Drug Administration [FDA], to put greater focus on the need of patients for new and innovative medical products," code words for a pro-Pharma agenda that would weaken the FDA standards for drug approval.
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It's given the state extra revenue to pretty up its parks and help the homeless out, and it's also helped people who want to get high get high without having to call a drug dealer and struggle through the shame of using stupid code words.
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Now read:A United flight was diverted after a passenger got locked inside a lavatory aboard the planeA flight attendant wrote a heartwarming note to a deaf passenger who was flying solo for the first timeAn airline pilot reveals the meanings of 23 code words passengers don't understand
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Or, in the case of the start-up founder Tony Haile, creating an actual reference sheet of code words for his admin help so he can convey when he wants the person on the other end to scram without ever having to take him off the chain.
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"They used code words, hidden bank accounts all around the world, shell companies, fake contracts," Mr. Edelman said, describing schemes through which Mr. Burga, Mr. Napout and Mr. Marin are accused of soliciting and accepting bribes from business executives in exchange for lucrative television and marketing contracts.
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In much of Wisconsin, "Madison and Milwaukee" are code words (to some, dog whistles) for the parts of the state that are nonwhite, elite, different: The cities are where people don't have to work hard with their hands, because they're collecting welfare or public-sector paychecks.
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And while the metaphor is obvious (a robotic device only able to play whatever "code" it's fed), at times it's seemed as if the piano is another trigger for Host behavior, like some of the code words Ford and the others use to control their creations.
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The Wasabi Company must know they're on to something, (there have been code words for discussion of anything wasabi-related over email) but try as I might, Russell won't budge on what on earth they could be experimenting on with an (at least) one thousand year old brassica.
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And if the dealings themselves were not unseemly enough, prosecutors said, many were carried out via bullying, name-calling and thinly veiled code words; Mr. Percoco's and Mr. Howe's use of "ziti" to refer to money — a nod to the Mafia drama "The Sopranos" — was a frequent motif.
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Yet something momentous was on the "new arrivals" shelf by the entrance: a book containing the first public and official declaration by President Xi Jinping of "political plot activities" by senior Communist Party officials "to wreck and split the party" — code words for a coup attempt, several Chinese analysts said.
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" It later followed up with a second, longer message, suggesting that it's a better option to pretend you're calling a friend, because its operators are not trained to respond to code words like 'pepperoni pizza,' but they can detect "voice inflection [and] odd conversations that would indicate a dangerous situation.
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The lawsuit, filed in United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, alleges that the agency, MVP Staffing, used a range of discriminatory practices, including code words for job applicants of different races, to honor the requests of corporate clients who refused to employ African-Americans in temporary positions.
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Code words known to the police were used by the Irish Republican Army during the Troubles, the decades-long conflict in Northern Ireland that cost more than 3,500 lives, to signal that messages claiming to come from the group — including about terrorist attacks staged in its campaign for a unified Ireland — were authentic.
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There's a classified system of code words that communicate between the President and the person executing the launch order -- either at the Pentagon or the mountain bunker in Pennsylvania, Raven Rock, that serves as the alternate Pentagon -- that the person on the other end of the phone is the actual legitimate commander in chief.
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An airline pilot reveals the meanings of 23 code words passengers don't understandAn Air France flight was forced to turn back in midair when staff found an unattended cellphone that wasn't claimed by any of the passengersTwo easyJet pilots were filmed playing games on Snapchat while 30,000 feet in the air during a flight — and passengers are furious
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But rather than get too wrapped up in what is now an age-old exercise of figuring out who Swift is singing about, what code words appear in her lyrics, and which boyfriend inspired which song, I'm proposing something much simpler: a completely biased ranking of the most enjoyable songs on Lover according to your faithful correspondent.
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From 1968, when Richard Nixon first exploited his "Southern strategy" to attract resentful whites through code words like "law and order" and "states' rights," to 2012, when Mr. Romney ran ads claiming that Mr. Obama wanted to allow welfare recipients to collect paychecks without having to look for work, messages like this were conveyed implicitly, in what have come to be called "dog whistles," with plausible deniability that they had anything to do with race.
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Other themes included the fear and paranoia that comes with the first-ever blood; the difficulties and wonders of tampons ("we'd drop them in the toilet and watch them expand," Ms. Morgan said); the waning and waxing of the moon; cramps, headaches and cravings; and the code words and secretive gestures that women have developed to avoid revealing to the rest of the world that the "painters" and "cleaners" have come around for a monthly visit.
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