We should be compromising moving forward, not compromising moving backward.
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Often when someone is looking to hack, they don't start by compromising a computer, they start by compromising a person.
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Compromising the conservative line on entitlement reform may not look weak the way compromising on a love of guns might.
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" When asked about reports that Russia has compromising material on Trump: "Now to the compromising material, I did hear this rumor.
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Even if you don't wander into someone else's stability-compromising clutches, you may end up compromising yourself; after all, search results last forever.
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And right now, he doesn't seem particularly interested in compromising.
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Putin also denied having "kompromat" -- or "compromising material" -- on Trump.
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The question was about being yourself and not compromising yourself.
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It had vowed to maintain fiscal discipline without compromising growth.
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The realm of politics is everyday, every moment, compromising somehow.
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The key is keeping your "method" flexible without compromising quality.
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A mudslide cascaded into her driveway, severely compromising the hillside.
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"Our mission is not about compromising anybody's faith," he said.
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Parasites one more compromising word in this letter, this story.
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It's not solely about an attacker compromising individual voting machines.
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"Our European friends ... are not compromising at all," Johnson said.
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He also knew that the compromising photos might leak anyway.
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That doesn't mean compromising our own views or being conciliatory.
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Mr. Brooks wrote that "politicians" live in fear of compromising.
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You cannot appeal to everyone without compromising your mental health.
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They've achieved true crossover appeal without remotely compromising their sounds.
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It was my most ethically compromising moment as a journalist.
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Frugality doesn't mean compromising quality or neglecting your social life.
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What about a hacker compromising 27 million accounts at TicketFly?
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Don't they see they're compromising the young women they raised?
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He is a master at smearing rivals with compromising material.
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"Our future can come without compromising our privacy," Mistry said.
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"We always have to avoid compromising medical ethics," Demers said.
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She doesn't have any kind of compromising files at all.
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" "That is the most compromising circumstance that I can imagine.
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They argue compromising with Merkel's CDU party has cost them support.
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How can we bring the price down without compromising on quality?
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In its historical place, Bacon's aesthetic was both courageous and compromising.
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That boosted earnings per share without dramatically compromising margins, he said.
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I've seen that person in very, very bad situations, somewhat compromising.
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The question, recall, was whether the Russian government has compromising information.
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Clinton is the wrong woman, the unexciting woman, the compromising woman.
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At first, she questioned whether she was compromising her daughter's privacy.
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However, compromising our freedom is not how we should confront terrorism.
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Trump Jr. denies that he received any compromising information about Clinton.
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I was always worried about compromising my sources in some way.
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RIPS Not in any compromising way but just contiguous with them.
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Mr. Putin (through an interpreter): And now, to the compromising material.
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Democrats are not in the compromising mood for a few reasons.
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Another knock, Jones said, is that outsourcing risks compromising agency culture.
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For us this issue [inaudible] — and now to the compromising material.
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There are other reasons for Polisario to consider compromising on full independence.
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We are more likely to use compromising as a source of power.
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That way you get your fix without compromising your most important work.
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So how do you keep it cool without compromising the structural integrity?
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And we risk compromising our health and well-being in the process.
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Material the intelligence community identifies as potentially compromising sensitive sources and methods.
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Yet he was also too obviously reluctant to take potentially compromising positions.
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Or their phones slip out of their pockets in a compromising place.
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Then somehow they began listening to each other ... compromising ... finding common purpose.
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The key point is that this is not about compromising wider security.
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But neither the US nor North Korea has showed signs of compromising.
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She champions the fun, whimsical side of pastry without compromising her vision.
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The sources declined to be identified to avoid compromising business in Venezuela.
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We're growing it as quickly as we can without compromising our vision.
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There weren't the resources to do more without compromising the current caseload.
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Two weeks ago, we decided that we had to do more compromising.
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The British government has cited compromising vulnerabilities in the Huawei supply chain.
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This constrained presidents from admitting past mistakes or compromising on current policies.
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The only things not made public would be matters compromising national security.
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We've heard that compromising is just choosing the lesser of two evils.
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Like Pecker, Putin has denied he has any compromising information about Trump.
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But as a senator, he said, Mr. Rubio assimilated Washington's compromising ways.
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Not all website-related hacks are carried out by compromising the server.
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Find a middle ground, but don't put yourself in a compromising position!
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So now it is compromising our ability to serve a meaningful portion.
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That gap made it easy to service both men without compromising Rosberg.
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Politicians who win the coveted label tend to be cautious, compromising, collaborative.
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Tonight is more about compromising on a balance between quality and cost.
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After that, "Margaret Sanger built a movement by compromising," Dr. Gordon said.
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The Republicans weren't [compromising] under Obama and the Democrats aren't under Trump.
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The move is likely to mean a softer Brexit — perhaps compromising Mrs.
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But China has rejected such a mechanism as potentially compromising its sovereignty.
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Maybe it's because Vladimir Putin really does have compromising information on Trump.
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Today's consumers expect relevant and personalized digital experiences without compromising their privacy.
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Compromising the security of the world's wealthiest man is no mean feat.
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The unverified work alleges that Russia's government has compromising information concerning Trump.
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"They didn't get to where they are by compromising," Mr. Smith said.
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Painting her into a box of formality might be compromising to Trump's interaction.
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You may not want to run the risk of compromising that friendship, anyway.
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That's a great way to grow our business without compromising potential privacy issues.
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Cameco "won't be very compromising" in its legal position against Tepco, Gitzel said.
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That piece of collateral was rejected because it included compromising information about Raniere.
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It suggests that the British will have to do most of the compromising.
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But we still don't have any evidence that such compromising material exists, right?
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"Is there anything that you would feel uncomfortable compromising on?" she asks him.
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The dossier also alleged that the Russian government had compromising information on Trump.
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Perhaps, as some suspect, Mr Putin really does have material compromising Mr Trump.
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Maybe Biebs is worried the hickey is compromising his new relationship with Peltz.
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You don't need all-wheel drive and shouldn't risk compromising the car's dynamics.
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And it does it without compromising the quality or tone of the sound.
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Compromising with "imperialists", it said, was "little short of inviting one's own death".
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Lauren Conrad is not compromising fashion when dressing with her growing baby bump.
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By compromising these controls, a successful attack can cause significant disruption — even destruction.
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Pandering to spectators and sponsors means compromising pilots' ideas of the perfect race.
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But Lew said there will be no compromising standards to meet that target.
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And the Windows 10 machine looks good without compromising on ports or performance.
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It alleges that Russia's government possesses compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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They say that their leaders are compromising with Democrats and selling them out.
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SCHIFF: So, Putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material?
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All without compromising body position or even getting the assistance of a partner.
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And it flowed with the scene, once again, not compromising ferocity for femininity.
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The document alleges Russia's government possesses compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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"I don't view it as compromising my masculinity in any way," Brandon says.
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First, a free society will have trouble combating propaganda without compromising its values.
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Analysts observed hackers compromising a Lebanese intelligence agency website in one such instance.
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The dossier included claims that Russian intelligence had compromising financial information about Trump.
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Like Stewart, Bayly was skeptical about compromising with protesters on the other side.
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Trump Jr. said that he did not receive any compromising information about Clinton.
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"Effectively,'' Mr. Nuth said, "all those companies are compromising passenger safety for profit.
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Those White House officials repeated his lies in public, creating the compromising situation.
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The trickiest part is getting the glass to bend without compromising its toughness.
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We flip-flop over ordering dessert before compromising on pastries in the morning.
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He made abstract art comprehensible — without in any way compromising its mysterious power.
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At that age I didn't feel like I was compromising who I was.
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Every time a receiver stretches out for a compromising ball, they're risking everything.
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This facility is compromising our health and the health of the whole city.
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She was also addicted to a substance now too legally compromising to name.
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On Wednesday, the Kremlin denied having any compromising material on the president-elect.
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The Russian, according to the Times, also had promised compromising information on Trump.
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How can we bring these traditions into a cosmopolitan world without compromising them?
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However, traveling on a budget doesn't have to mean compromising on the quality.
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And Blunt received immunity from prosecution so as to avoid compromising counterintelligence operations.
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You can't really make an interior look that different without compromising its usability.
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Compromising has been what has kept us together for the past 28 years.
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You would be commendably considerate of their sensibilities, without compromising any important values.
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Walking the line of doing this without compromising musicality is a complete mess.
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This is really hard even when you are not in a compromising dynamic.
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A screenshot showing the researchers compromising an Uber VPN server (Image: supplied) A screenshot showing the researchers compromising an Uber VPN server (Image: supplied) The researchers also used the vulnerabilities to expose flaws in systems belonging to Twitter, said Tsai.
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Mr Schiff says the allegations may turn out "more compromising than any salacious videotape".
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That would minimize the damage an intruder could do by compromising a normal user.
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Included in the documents were claims that Russian intelligence had compromising information about Trump.
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How important is it for you to be successful without compromising who you are?
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Connerty is compromising his political values to get even with Chuck, at all costs.
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It is unclear if Veselnitskaya actually provided any compromising information on the Clinton campaign.
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Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming Mouse — A more budget-friendly option without compromising on accuracy.
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That's kompromat – Russian for compromising information – and that's how hostile intelligence services twist arms.
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Finally, it risks compromising the principle that justice must be seen to be done.
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It yielded compromising material on its top officials, an essential instrument for wielding power.
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This would prevent hackers from controlling Teslas remotely or compromising them via fraudulent software.
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But getting his hands dirty didn't mean compromising his enthusiasm for the true religion.
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They say the unions' demands are impossible to meet without compromising its growth strategy.
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If formal medical language is compromising, its colloquialisms are equally, if not more, repugnant.
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By compromising just one device, a hacker could penetrate an entire electronic health network.
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Compromising on housing saved an "extra" $230 a month to put toward my debt.
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They have achieved great heights without ever compromising their beliefs of sense of self.
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Sometimes it's misleading and maybe ends up maybe compromising some of our privacy rights.
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"I've seen photos of seniors in compromising positions put on social media," Thomas says.
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"So I cannot see any possibility of compromising on that very issue," he said.
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Its rechargeable lithium-ion battery plays up to 12 hours without compromising sound quality.
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"They gather kompromat on everybody," McFaul explained, using the Russian term for compromising material.
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She could continue to struggle with illness, compromising the intensity with which she stumps.
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Toward the end of the book, your characters end up compromising with the system.
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Using this site will decrease the cost of your trip without compromising your experience.
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Which is, um, an interesting way to dispute whether any such compromising information exists.
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It will also provide their photos, addresses and fingerprints, without compromising "any individual's privacy".
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An American reporter asked if Russia possessed compromising information on Trump or his family.
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Compromising with the people you call the greater evil is making you look weak.
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Instead, they fell down, landed in a compromising position, and Cabrera shattered her ankle.
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Remote hearings multiply those challenges, fundamentally compromising children's ability to present their protection claims.
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At $100 each with the bundle, you'll end up saving hundreds without compromising quality.
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He pioneered global budgeting, a promising approach to cutting health costs without compromising care.
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The administration says it is reducing the cost of regulation without compromising public safety.
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"They've bowed to the pressure of the theater owners without compromising this year's festival."
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He also talked about unsubstantiated reports that Moscow had potentially compromising information about him.
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This is the crux: to reveal painting's mechanism without compromising any of its joy.
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Ren: On compromise, I actually am compromising with the U.S. I'm actually pro-American.
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It is worth compromising what would otherwise be a major source of vital information?
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Apple contends that it cannot do so without compromising the security of every iPhone.
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The Jewish state, they claim, was actually compromising the integrity of the Holy City.
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Somehow they had to marry without compromising her role as head of the church.
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I didn't pay a cover charge or do anything more compromising than eat breakfast.
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We ended up compromising: I get The Body Wash, he gets The Body Lotion.
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You're fantastic at compromising, but ask yourself today if you're making too many compromises.
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The tweet suggested that compromising information about Cohen's private life might soon be released.
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Compromising on the Instagram accounts might eventually mean he gives them up on his own.
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Or he might be tempted to brag about what he knows, thereby compromising their sources.
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" Comey added that he thinks its "possible" Russia has compromising material on Trump, albeit "unlikely.
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The platform is cracking down on videos featuring children in compromising, predatory, or creepy situations.
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Handschumacher and the co-conspirators discuss compromising the CEO's Skype account and T-Mobile account.
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Plant an App: Gives IT teams the speed of low-code development without compromising flexibility.
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It's unclear whether compromising those email addresses would give an attacker access to the accounts.
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They're only asking for some relief in this case, in return for certain compromising documents.
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Is it possible to achieve that goal without compromising living in a city you love?
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Such an attack could happen again, compromising Snapchat's reputation for data security, the filing notes.
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It's an easy way to transform your curls without compromising the health of your hair.
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The NRCC ostensibly kept the hack secret from congressional Republicans to avoid compromising the investigation.
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"This isn't something where you're paying less money and you're compromising at all," says Colicchio.
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They're upset that the country's new meat money makes handling bills an ethically compromising situation.
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Double butting means the frame will be lighter without compromising the strength of the frame.
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Let's look again at Shelley, who acted on both sets of imperatives without compromising either.
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Every change to improve manufacturability requires redesigning other parts, potentially compromising weight, cost, or performance.
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It also granted them access to compromising and at times sexually explicit photos of targets.
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The memos purport to describe efforts by Russian intelligence to gather compromising information on Trump.
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At $100 each through the Business Bundle, you'll end up saving hundreds without compromising quality.
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Are you looking for a way to simplify your life without compromising your pet's nutrition?
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They also undermine local health professionals' ability to do their job, compromising quality of care.
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The strong blades and advanced motor power through tough ingredients without compromising speed or quality.
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It's fast, contemptuous, harsh without compromising on melody, and, perhaps ironically, incredibly full of life.
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Compromising the security of our personal information can ultimately put our personal safety at risk.
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We're told the phone in question did not have "compromising information" and was remotely wiped.
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Do you think we're gathering compromising information on all of them right now or something?
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But whatever smitten feelings are occurring between these two are not compromising her usual antics.
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The plan is for the tank-girls to seduce US Army students into compromising situations.
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The controversial dossier alleges the Russian government possesses compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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Still, Republicans should make it their resolution to avoid compromising on any of these issues.
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The outfit, led by an icy professional fencer, specializes in photographing politicians in compromising positions.
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When she asked to move the printer to avoid such compromising situations, Wallace reportedly refused.
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And to do so without changing his nature, or for a second compromising his principles.
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They wanted to "get the data they needed, but without compromising the science," Rudolph explained.
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Other countries would seek waivers, severely debilitating the sanctions regime and compromising larger international goals.
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The women claim they were blackmailed into complying, as DOS has compromising information about them.
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Canada already wasn't in a compromising mood after being excluded from the talks for weeks.
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He argued that making the policy overt in an email risked compromising the entire program.
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His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump.
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He said Apple could deliver similar personalized services through its Siri technology without compromising privacy.
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Technology companies say there are often ways to gather digital evidence without compromising everyone's privacy.
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Some employees have said they are furious with the company for compromising the company's values.
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The argument against these ideas will have to be public, sustained, and no longer compromising.
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This Illustrator Digs Her Claws In This Artist Captured Donald Trump in a Compromising Position
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Fitch believes that DIB is not compromising on its underwriting standards for balance sheet growth.
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Republicans divide not only over policy details but also over the very act of compromising.
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ETA is able to detect pattern abnormalities within encrypted traffic without compromising privacy, Cisco says.
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Fatigue crack growth generally can be managed through regular repairs without compromising the bridge's performance.
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Or maybe he has no grand strategy and Putin really does have some compromising information.
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But Lenin understood he was compromising his credibility by cooperating with the hated German enemy.
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Teens seeking external validation become intoxicated by sensationalist engagement, sometimes sending compromising photos or comments.
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Russia has a long record of collecting compromising material on those it perceives as enemies.
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Apple says there is no compromising on individual privacy, even if the individuals are terrorists.
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An official in that country told The Daily Beast that Trump is seeking compromising information.
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With good leadership and good law, we can protect public health without compromising basic rights.
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"I can assure you these engagements will occur without compromising our principles," the letter said.
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One of the initial criticisms against ESG investing was that it meant compromising on returns.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Thae warned against compromising with the North, arguing that sanctions were effective.
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I was especially careful not to divulge compromising information that would welcome more unsolicited opinions.
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Am I quietly compromising on the thing that I cared about most — my children's Judaism?
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Yet in keeping costs down, abortion providers are not compromising the safety of their patients.
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After compromising computers, hackers need a way to send them instructions and get data back.
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Nothing in the Mueller report confirmed the allegations that the Russians have compromising tapes of Trump.
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SWIFT's letter to customers warned that hackers have refined their methods for compromising local bank systems.
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We do require the ability to work hard, fast and smart without compromising on technical excellence.
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Games are fun, but at a certain point, it's like, 'Okay, when am I compromising myself?
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Not of the supposed compromising information the Russians are reported to have on our new President.
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In the conference call, Peskov also denied that the Kremlin had compromising material on Hillary Clinton.
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ET this morning, against a backdrop of unverified reports that Russia has compromising information about Trump.
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And yet, for the past two days, the court's justices have seemed unusually calm — even compromising.
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Compromising privacy leads to issues with trust, which leads to someone using a less secure app.
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One found that the NYPD had routinely understaffed its Special Victims Division, compromising sexual assault investigations.
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They shouldn't, because compromising one's values is both bad in itself and, sometimes, a tactical misstep.
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I think we made a record that is catchy and accessible without compromising our artistic lean.
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The good news was, my shortened work schedule wasn't actually compromising the quality of my work.
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It keeps the classy glass-and-metal design but adds on impressive waterproofing without compromising design.
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That includes a majority of Republicans (57%) who said Trump ought to be compromising with Democrats.
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But instead of catching them in compromising positions, she captured a sweet moment between her kids.
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They are less compromising, their rhetoric is more stark, and their demands are often more sweeping.
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Some of the data includes nude or compromising photos, this is an attack meant to embarrass.
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He had campaigned last year on compromising with creditors and trying to minimize cuts to repayment.
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The chassis is a masterpiece, with an absolutely serene ride not compromising the composed cornering behavior.
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But where funding can be achieved without compromising American economic growth, that must be the aim.
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The Justice Department could acknowledge the number and duration of such orders without compromising individual investigations.
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Trump Jr. has denied that he received any compromising information about Clinton from the Russian lawyer.
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Medicine needs standards, of course, otherwise it can ramble into dangerous realms, compromising safety and reliability.
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This may mean compromising some civil rights and it certainly does mean trampling on political correctness.
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She wasn't compromising her previously established moral lines in order to win — she had already won.
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It's clear that China has avenues to reduce the trade deficit without compromising its strategic interests.
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His redacted report did not address compromising financial or other relationships between Trump and the Russians.
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The unverified dossier claiming Russia had compromising information on Trump was published ahead of Trump's inauguration.
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Rossello campaigned in 2016 on compromising with bondholders, so his approach on PREPA has worried investors.
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Whatever the reason, students are often exhausted, unable to focus on schoolwork, and compromising their health.
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The BBC's slipperiness on equal pay, she pointed out, put its employees in a compromising position.
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And you may decrease the sweetness of the cake or filling, if desired, without compromising flavor.
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He said downloads were paused while apps were running on the Rift to avoid compromising performance.
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AppSec, DevSecOps & Container Security: Appsec solutions that drive speed without compromising security are on the rise.
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This wouldn't be the first time ASUS was accused of compromising the security of its customers.
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When the present is actively harmful, and actively compromising the future, inaction is also actively harmful.
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This new tort, ostensibly regarding revenge porn, is actually about a lot more than compromising videos.
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Often times the situation is such that they want to avoid conflict, embarrassment or compromising relationships.
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There are unconfirmed reports that Russia also collected compromising information it could use to blackmail Trump.
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Subjective criteria can be introduced into the specialized high schools admissions process without compromising academic rigor.
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His agenda is way more radical and less compromising than the one of the Workers' Party.
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The Frikis, suffice it to say, found themselves in a compromising position for a punk community.
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Rather than giving up on his wall and compromising his vision, Mr. Trump has dug in.
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But whether through his own fault or otherwise, it is one made from a compromising location.
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Members of Congress have also raised concerns that the app could be compromising Americans' personal data.
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Poetry isn't magical or removed from dirty, compromising political and personal acts, pettiness, racism, sexism, suffering.
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There's no publicly known evidence to support Brennan's speculation that Russia has compromising information on Trump.
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They imperil American interests by compromising the independence of affected states and corroding their democratic governance.
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Compromising that stability through careless trade tactics, such as the 301 investigations, are not worth it.
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S. presidential election: Republican candidate Donald Trump's activities in Russia and compromising relationship with the Kremlin.
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Its one and only goal is to look dope as hell without compromising the overall experience.
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So the task became to find ways to generate advertising revenue without compromising the search results.
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"The realm of politics is every day, every moment, compromising somehow," Gere said at the time.
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Colleges can reexamine the methods but cannot abandon diversity without compromising all of American higher education.
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What matters is making voters feel heard and respected — not overpromising or compromising on our values.
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Speak out, and you risk compromising not just your own job, but that of your family's.
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More than that, it was very compromising of our country," Schiff said on ABC's "This Week.
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In multiple cases identified by BuzzFeed News, the hackers gained access by compromising individual user accounts.
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But they said companies needed to improve their security practices to avoid compromising customers' privacy further.
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It led to speculation that Saudi Arabia may have leaked the compromising messages to the Enquirer.
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Health activists have criticised the review, saying India is buckling under U.S. pressure and compromising patients.
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I don't think it's, I'm beholden to them somehow, or worried that they have compromising material.
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"I have clients looking for $5 million, $10 million apartments, and they're still compromising," she said.
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" In the Middle East, Mr. Putin said at the mosque opening, "terrorists from the so-called Islamic State are compromising a great world religion, compromising Islam, sowing hatred, killing people, including clergy," and added that "their ideology is built on lies and blatant distortions of Islam.
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For those with asthma or other conditions compromising their heart and lung functions, it can be dangerous.
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"Compromising the security of our personal information can ultimately put our personal safety at risk," he wrote.
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One big challenge for SoundCloud will be how the platform adds all of this without compromising itself.
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What about his involvement in briefing Trump on unsubstantiated information that Russians have compromising information about him?
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The group had been compromising accounts since January by creating websites that looked almost identical to binance.
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If you wish to switch servers, you can do so without compromising the quality of your connection.
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We believe that a leader can be cooperative and conciliatory without compromising his or her core principles.
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Prosecutors say Mack's accusers claim they were blackmailed into complying, as DOS has compromising information about them.
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It was embarrassing and compromising for many individuals, so the British government sought to injunct its publication.
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Hospitals say a stand-alone repeal would cost them billions, compromising their ability to serve local communities.
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They stole illicit moments after class or in cars, until his wife found a compromising text message.
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Some observers are warning that the Speaker's concern for political factors could be compromising her institutional role.
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The administration says the measures are necessary to let faith-based organizations operate without compromising their beliefs.
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The intelligence committees, Ryan said, are best equipped to investigate these sensitive issues without compromising US intelligence.
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At this point, Mia Farrow had already found the compromising photos of Soon-Yi in Allen's home.
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They need to do this without compromising the freedom of the users and without resorting to inflation.
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Social engineering attacks are very nuanced and complex personalized attacks, with the aim of compromising sensitive information.
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The hackers got into the system by compromising a customer support agent's credentials, according to the letter.
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Not only was it compromising his work, but it was also affecting his time outside of work.
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He also manages to deliver goofy lines without compromising charisma, even when sharing the screen with Glover.
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It also features a digital signature that should prevent anyone from compromising or tampering with contact details.
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A key to making these policies a reality is reaching across the aisle and compromising, Thaler said.
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The documents also include discussions about compromising some internet-connected televisions to turn them into listening posts.
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But, after Julia's death, it became crucial to keep the compromising information out of the public's hands.
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Putin, however, would risk tarnishing his domestic image as a staunch defender of Russian sovereignty by compromising.
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Randeep Singh Surjewala, a spokesman for the main opposition Congress party, accused Modi of compromising on security.
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"The Russians can use compromising material in a variety of ways, sometimes overtly, sometimes subtly," said Yates.
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Some of them accuse it of instigating the political crisis and compromising the neutrality of the army.
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They co-founded a new makeup brand with a bold message: Stop compromising yourself to accommodate others.
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"There is no compromising the safety of our customers, which is our most important responsibility," he concluded.
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That memorandum sets forth reasonable ways to address the legitimate concerns of tradespeople without compromising public safety.
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Thus, compromising the integrity of global networks appears unlikely to result in much gain in intelligence capabilities.
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Governing requires us to look for common ground where it can be found without compromising our principles.
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When the fruit actually begins to appear, smoke penetrates the skins of the grapes, compromising the juice.
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That raises a question: Has WikiLeaks become a laundering machine for compromising material gathered by Russian spies?
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The FDA also said infants who have HIV or other immune compromising conditions may be at risk.
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Elections can be manipulated through spread of deep fake videos that put certain candidates in compromising positions.
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Individual privacy can be invaded by inserting people's likenesses into compromising (and sometimes pornographic) pictures and videos.
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Compromising the programmable logic controllers (PLCs) in these systems is a next logical step for these attackers.
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When Warren begins his Phase 2 surgery, it's in the most compromising position: working with Dr. Webber.
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For WhatsApp, addressing these issues without compromising the security of the app has been a persistent challenge.
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This happens behind the scenes, making our online experiences easier, across devices and without compromising on safety.
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Americans want to support U.S. businesses, and they want to do so without compromising their conservation ethics.
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"I don't consider my work with developers as compromising my artistic integrity at all," Ms. Chaseling added.
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In a follow-up, Mr. Lemire asked Mr. Putin if he had compromising material on Mr. Trump.
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The interpreter spoke a different indigenous dialect than hers, compromising her ability to properly make her case.
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Adding more lemon to the curd would have meant using less tangerine juice or compromising the texture.
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Buying too much time could actually sabotage wellbeing by compromising an individual's sense of control, Dunn speculated.
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For them, compromising those principles would be even more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting.
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Trump and his supporters' fury over McCabe began with what they considered compromising ties to Hillary Clinton.
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Congress has banned the use of Huawei products in federal projects for fear of compromising national security.
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I think my grandfather said that because he was married to the least compromising woman on earth.
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Five years of compromising with Ms. Merkel has hurt the Social Democrats among their blue-collar base.
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Neither of these bugs could be executed remotely without first compromising a user's machine outside of Steam.
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Compromising standards of safety could lead to injuries, fatalities, costly project delays and increased chances of rework.
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Experts there would then examine whether any aspect of the image could be compromising or create problems.
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Workers predominantly worried that their employers were compromising health and safety standards for the sake of expediency.
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He has divided French labor, nearly a first in the Fifth Republic, by compromising on his reforms.
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But the show found a way to give her and Philip common cause without compromising her principles.
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How recognizable it was that Mr. Comey was "stunned" to find himself in these potentially compromising positions.
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The Affair Noah rolls around in the gutter while Whitney tries to navigate a very compromising situation.
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He lashed out at the media for publishing unverified accusations that Russia had compromising information about him.
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Flagrant abuse of Cites risks undermining the treaty's integrity and compromising its ability to regulate sustainable trade.
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The whole point of exercising is to enhance one's physical and mental wellbeing rather than compromising it.
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Trump's press secretary is Sean Spicer, and that is never, ever going to be a compromising relationship.
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One investigator tried to persuade the ghostwriter of Ms. Tantaros's book to provide compromising information about her.
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OurMine also took responsibility for hacking the UFC Twitter and Instagram accounts shortly after compromising ESPN's accounts.
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That created a fierce rival for Mr. Chaika — and compromising material started to spill into public view.
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Trump has publicly accused U.S. government agencies of leaking allegations that Russia had compromising material on him.
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This involves compromising the integrity of an infinity pool with extreme prejudice and then, parkour, parkour, parkour.
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"I never had compromising information and could not have had," Natalia Veselnitskaya told reporters, the AP reported.
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This is why I believe that there is some kind of compromising set of circumstances here pic.twitter.
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"We continue our policy of openness to immigration and refugees without compromising security," the prime minister said.
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The city of Atlanta was hit by a SamSam ransomware attack in March, compromising the court system.
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Kennedy compromising his safety to deliver the news of Dr. King's assassination was an act of leadership.
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It claims the tool will extend an advertiser's audience to third-party apps without compromising user privacy.
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CNN added that officials could not decide whether the Kremlin possesses any compromising information relating to Trump.
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The district is older and whiter than most, with minorities compromising less than 85033 percent of residents.
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This change also allows BDCs to reduce the risk in their portfolios without compromising responsible investor protections.
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In theory, committee investigators could then privately study the returns for any compromising or illegal financial dealings.
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Fox is doing a surprisingly good job poking the candidates to engage with each other, and it's been willing to roll montages of compromising footage to put candidates in tricky, compromising positions, which feels risky, given that it is very cool for the right to hate on Fox now.
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Do you think that we tried to collect compromising material on each and every single one of them?
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Both force her to question whether protecting other people is worth compromising her morals and breaking the law.
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In March, two passengers were found in the lavatory in a compromising position on a Virgin Atlantic flight.
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Because what we're compromising, in this case, may be worth far more than what we're getting in return.
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The team opted for a material that could pay homage to the original, without compromising pristine audio quality.
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Additionally, reports claim the company is compromising its core principles by complying with repressive censorship mandates from China.
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For this nominally higher price, I was able to have a leisurely lunch without compromising the amazing scenery.
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Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, accepted the meeting after being promised compromising information on Hillary Clinton.
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Both of you will be able to lounge comfortably at the same time, without anyone compromising on legroom.
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For years Mr Erdogan's government has been locking up journalists, compromising the judiciary and allowing corruption to flourish.
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Even the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) computer system was hacked, compromising over 21 million personnel records.
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At the same time, compromising software updates is one of the most powerful ways to compromise a system.
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And they were always in these sort of compromising positions — accidentally showing some underwear and stuff like that.
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Beijing says the system would enable United States military radar to penetrate deeper into China, compromising its security.
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That makes me happy because that's very rare and very unique and I've done it without compromising anything.
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Trump Jr says that no compromising materials were delivered and he considered the meeting a waste of time.
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To make ends meet, he's working as a tabloid journalist, catching the rich and famous in compromising positions.
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Compromising may be necessary to get in alignment — and this could take a few long discussions to resolve.
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It doesn't take much to put a political leader in a seemingly compromising situation with an altered photo.
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They also say the system's radars might allow Russia to spy on the F-35s, compromising their stealthiness.
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"If this case leads to more choice without compromising security, that would be good for consumers," Bergmeyer said.
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"We need to find a path to lower the reserve requirement without compromising on price stability," he said.
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They may not care that your kid partied -- only that he showed poor judgment in posting compromising images.
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And can they look out for absent class members without compromising defendants' rights and federal policies encouraging settlements?
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In October, Facebook disclosed that hackers had spent over a year inside its systems, compromising 30 million accounts.
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He had witnessed fellow townspeople addicted to gambling, he recalled — and compromising their children's education as a result.
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Substantially reducing our helium usage — without compromising our nation's research capabilities — is the key to fixing this crisis.
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The sometimes highly realistic yet fake, algorithmically-generated videos could portray a world leader in a compromising scenario.
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BuzzFeed published the dossier late Tuesday, which alleges Russia's government has compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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The HP ZBook is a solid mobile workstation that manages to be thin and light without compromising power.
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In stark contrast to rigid perimeter defenses and walls, the network needs to provide protection without compromising openness.
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Trump cares about being seen as a winner, which he seems to believe is in tension with compromising.
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But they're struggling to contain the problem without compromising openness, which can also help get facts out quickly.
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I learned a lot from Adam about making the show personal and poetic, and not compromising my vision.
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" On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin denied that he has compromising information on Trump, calling the suggestion "nonsense.
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Politicians often get bumps in the polls when they're seen compromising, but those spikes are just that -- temporary.
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Most impressively, the Polestar 1 disproves the idea that adding an engine to an electric car requires compromising.
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In a way, Metcalfe told me Friday, he's compromising his own business interests by calling for Equifax objections.
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The hacker told Motherboard that he obtained the data by first compromising a Department of Justice email account.
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Journalism isn't supposed to be a personal service, but obituary writing, without compromising any professional integrity, can be.
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And then secondly, sir, does the Russian government have any compromising material on President Trump or his family?
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Regular STD testing can also help prevent the spread of these infections without compromising a person's sex life.
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"I do think that there's a way to certainly operate in corporate America without compromising yourself," said Hill.
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They can overhear compromising situations, and in some cases, the Amazon employees make fun of what people say.
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It would be refreshing, however, if Vergara could defend her position without compromising the privacy of other women.
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"There's no compromising here; I can get away with what I think a restaurant should be," he said.
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So why are we rolling back the progress we've made on children's nutrition and compromising our children's health?
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We know at least of some sustained attempts at compromising such systems during the Ukrainian elections in 2014.
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"When that happens, the cannabinoids and terpenes are degraded before you inhale them [compromising the effect]," Miller says.
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Some otherwise innocuous videos also had inappropriate comments, including some with timestamps that captured children in compromising positions.
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During a previous panel, Karl Floersch from the Ethereum Foundation said that Buterin was pretty good at compromising.
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Steve Bannon, recently ousted as Trump's chief strategist, does not appear to be in a compromising mood, however.
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Concerns that compromising on the "gold standard" would allow Saudi Arabia to develop a nuclear weapon are unfounded.
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All this rushing and compromising is reminiscent of the way the Democrats got Obamacare to the finish line.
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Mr. Ortega's rule through the 1980s was known for blackmailing and setting up Catholic priests in compromising positions.
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But immigration activists and lawmakers who went through those unsuccessful fights said they could not win without compromising.
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The leaks also included CIA tactics for compromising the security on Android phones, but Google would not comment.
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Facebook has been criticized for a data breach late last year, compromising the accounts of millions of users.
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Ashe was able to move back and forth between diverse socioeconomic streams without pandering or compromising his beliefs.
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By compromising a hotel Wi-Fi system, they gained access to a Canadian official's laptop and email account.
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Marquez and Rossi traded overtakes on their final laps, almost colliding, with both ending up compromising their efforts.
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Under Manafort's watch, the campaign made at least two attempts to get compromising information about Clinton from Russia.
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Beyond compromising the personal data of millions of consumers, the breach also poses a potential national security threat.
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Just a few years ago, modern technology was seamlessly incorporated throughout the hotel without compromising the classy feel.
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She declined to ask anyone to write a blurb for "Blowout" because she considers the process ethically compromising.
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There has to be a better way to seek support or fight bullying without compromising our children's privacy.
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Beijing claims that the shield is compromising its security, hinting even that its nuclear arsenal could be paralyzed.
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The company, like others faced with similar situations, has been resistant to the idea of compromising customer data.
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The combination of a mobile threat defense solution and user education is crucial to avoid compromising personal data.
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"It's quite egalitarian, but without compromising on the quality of the work of the artists," Ms. Siddall said.
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So, ahead, we rounded up some feed-in braid ideas that will save time without compromising your style.
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It is unclear whether the Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, actually produced the promised compromising information about Mrs. Clinton.
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OnniChan provided screenshots of Skype chats with Zyabkin in which he talked about compromising sites to inject links.
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From an operational and risk perspective, we've handled the inflows smoothly and without compromising our credit underwriting standards.
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It also hurts employees by compromising their privacy, as the rule requires them to hand-over sensitive information.
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The couple said he had been "emailing photographs" to Firth and threatening to write "compromising articles" about them.
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Putin also addressed allegations that Russia had collecting compromising material on Trump when Trump visited Moscow in 2013.
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They also found hundreds of photographs of young men in "compromising positions" that were taken in the home.
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He also seconded reports from Moscow that Russian government officials deny having any compromising material on Mr. Trump.
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He should be fired, not merely reassigned, for not doing so and compromising the objectivity of Mueller's investigation.
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I am always looking to make my meals more nutritious, without compromising on the comfort elements I love.
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"I do think that there's a way to certainly operate in corporate America without compromising yourself," says Hill.
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These include compromising on recruitment for the sake of growth, and losing autonomy in making way for funding.
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"For me, it all comes down to compromising their focus on one of those seven pillars," Kimmitt noted.
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Croft said basing the company in Washington DC allowed the company to save money without compromising on talent.
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The mesh fabric makes it breathable, and the canopy fosters that secure, cozy feeling without compromising safe sleep.
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The lawyer said the Madigan ally had contacted several of Hampton's male friends in search of compromising information.
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Because sergers produce stretchable seams, they are great for working with woven or knit fabric without compromising elasticity.
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Do you really think that we tried to collect compromising material on each and every one of them?
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Microsoft said it had no evidence the hackers succeeded in compromising any user credentials or stole any data.
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You should handle core responsibilities; the generic ones can typically be given to someone else without compromising quality.
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"I tried to figure out, what's the maximum number of cases I can make without compromising quality?" he said.
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And with 4x4 MU-MIMO technology, you can connect as many devices as you want without compromising your connection.
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Russian intelligence has historically conducted blackmail – known as kompromat or "compromising material" in Russian – to coerce targets into submission.
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Both Bucy and the boy allegedly told police they exchanged compromising videos and photos of each other on Snapchat.
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British Airways announced last week that hackers had breached the company's system, compromising hundreds of thousands of card payments.
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"The Kremlin does not have compromising information about Trump," he said, according to Russian state-run news agency TASS.
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Over the course of Walmart inspections it says it finds hotspots in solar panels' cracked sheets, compromising electrical insulation.
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Macedonia's domestic political crisis began in February 2015 when the Social Democrats began releasing a trove of compromising wiretaps.
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Ironically, it was the socially conservative moral code I grew up with that kept me from compromising my conscience.
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It has not made him any more receptive to compromising with the Democrats in order to end the shutdown.
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In the first week of May, Congress narrowly avoided a government shutdown by compromising on a bipartisan spending bill.
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Many Muslims believe zakat should only be given to other Muslims, which risks compromising the humanitarian commitment to impartiality.
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He said Rowland had extorted $1,000 from her by threatening to post compromising photos of them on the internet.
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But his dynamic Cubist-inspired design really sets Cobi apart from the other mascots, without compromising his cuddliness factor.
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And Tipping and Joshua Beirne-Golden, his friend and collaborator since film school, weren't keen on compromising any elements.
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To help you out, we've compiled a list of trips that are affordable without compromising the level of awesome.
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Color Wow's latest shampoo will give your hair that squeaky clean feeling without compromising the vibrancy of your color.
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They're planting compromising material on the websites of Russians who live abroad and have been critical of the regime.
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Collins was able to download the backups of the iCloud accounts, and apparently extracted the compromising photos from there.
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I won't do it again," and adding "I am sorry for compromising the trust you all have in Reddit.
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And that sentence should serve as a warning and a deterrent to others who might consider compromising America's secrets.
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Although the idea that Ciara somehow put her son in an inappropriate or compromising situation is much more serious.
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Adding more nodes slows things down, and no one has proven a way to avoid that without compromising security.
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The remarks were made after Trump rejected intelligence agencies' reports of claims that Russia had compromising information on him.
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Speculation about Russia compromising the Trump campaign drives CNN's news agenda, and there is little room for anything else.
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But it's also a job that literally nobody else is doing: being a small phone without compromising too much.
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It also stated that the Kremlin may be in possession of compromising materials that can be used against Trump.
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Was there ever a compromising moment for you where you decided that you were going to bare it all?
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The New York Times reported that Trump Jr. was promised compromising information on Hillary Clinton ahead of the meeting.
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Rousey callout or not, Cyborg's win leaves both her and the UFC in an interesting and somewhat compromising position.
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The technology also allows for seamless sharing of reports within and outside the hospital, without compromising sensitive patient data.
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Mueller's team is exploring whether any of these deals could put Trump or his associates in a compromising position.
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But only such a comprehensive approach gives us a fighting chance to address the problem without compromising our values.
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These things are natural, but I don't think the church ever serves her mission by compromising with the world.
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These spikes slow down the performance of back-end databases, compromising the agencies' overall ability to effectively conduct elections.
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The leaves twine around his feet, compromising the foreground/background distinction with a playful decorativeness that nonetheless feels organic.
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NDA bans like California's give victims a choice to come forward, either immediately or later, without compromising their privacy.
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Even if Mr. Trump ended up compromising on many of his antagonistic positions, the residual tension could cause harm.
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Caputo said he didn't follow up because he was worried he could put himself in a compromising legal position.
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The poll also found that 53 percent of respondents believe the Russian government has compromising information on the president.
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We now have the technology to deliver energy security and economic growth without compromising the world our children inherit.
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The malicious software hit computers in the UK's health-care sector particularly hard, compromising systems that perform critical work.
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The carbon-fiber driver's compartment allowed Alfa Romeo cut off top of the car without compromising its structural rigidity.
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I would like to believe that regardless of the unfortunate circumstances, compromising security is the furthest from their minds.
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He believes that rail system operators are "dragging their feet" on installing the expensive technology and are compromising safety.
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I believe then and I believe now, and I know it can be done without compromising on our principles.
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The dough is fermented for 72 hours to give it that light and airy finish without compromising on flavor.
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The party risks suffering a similar fate the Democrats did in 2010 after rushing and compromising to pass Obamacare.
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I believe then and I believe now, and I know it can be done without compromising on our principles.
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"People are agreeing now, 'Oh okay, so we'll do without this,' and every day, we're compromising more," he said.
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Automakers use the Auto-ISAC to share certain information about cyber security threats and countermeasures without compromising competitive information.
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At Etsy, he and his team tried to find some existing solutions that would enable security without compromising speed.
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She had sexually serviced Ailes for years, she said, in part because he had blackmailed her with compromising videotapes.
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In the 1970s, President Richard M. Nixon opened a new front on the compromising with his war on drugs.
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The pope "risks either compromising his moral authority or putting in danger the Christians of that country," the Rev.
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The attorney told the Post in a text message, "There are no compromising or embarrassing photos of Falwell, period!"
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"We can compromise on policy without compromising either our principles or our commitment to our people," Mr. Murphy said.
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Zuboff has equal compassion for our promiscuities on social media, as compromising as they may be to our privacy.
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Trump's fury goes back to a long-running controversy over McCabe's wife's allegedly compromising political ties to Hillary Clinton.
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And secondly, sir, do you -- does the Russian government have any compromising material on President Trump or his family?
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I read nothing to indicate that these women were forced into compromising positions, threatened, physically assaulted or contacted repeatedly.
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Those with a longer first or second toe put most of their weight on that toe, compromising their balance.
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Some of Mr. Taylor's old artistic colleagues, however, felt that he was courting popularity and compromising his former standards.
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Compromising your principles still doesn't guarantee an audience, but you'll always have to answer to your idea of yourself.
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She said Mr. Franken retaliated against her with insults and, she learned after the trip ended, the compromising photograph.
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While businesses say the measure is necessary, some Trump administration officials have criticized the process as compromising national sovereignty.
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Her scans revealed "white matter lesions," or stoppered microvessels that were compromising the flow of blood in her brain.
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Johnson said he believed it was possible to achieve a resolution that ensures technological progress without compromising national security.
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When the accommodation involves compromising one's sense of integrity, the tensions are reduced when others join in the effort.
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The software and devices that are increasingly integral to our daily lives are constantly compromising our privacy and security.
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It was understood at the time that the lawyer had compromising information about Hillary Clinton, White House advisers say.
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Because many wedding venues limit their clients to a set number of caterer options, it will probably take compromising.
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Mr. Afwerki has been remarkably successful in keeping control of the country without compromising or heeding calls to change.
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The AmazonBasics Security Safe costs significantly less than most safes of comparable size and function without compromising on quality.
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Many cutting-edge finance firms, for instance, have used blockchain to expedite processes and cut costs without compromising security.
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However, more sinister reasons, such as financial ties or Russia having compromising material on Trump, may be to blame.
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But some users made suggestive comments and highlighted moments in which girls were in "compromising positions," according to Watson.
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Many conservatives believe they'll be able to dismantle Mr. Obama's regulations through administrative, legal or legislative maneuvers, without compromising.
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Bezos, the billionaire founder and CEO of Amazon (AMZN), alleged that AMI threatened to release compromising photos of him.
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The Times observed that such data could lead to compromising information, like evidence of extramarital affairs or medical problems.
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Trump on Monday tweeted that "most politicians" would have accepted the opportunity to obtain compromising information about an opponent.
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And without remorse and accountability from any party caught in a potentially compromising situation, it's only somehow going worse.
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At one point, the President claimed, without proof, to have caught an unnamed Democratic senator in a compromising position.
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Yeah, I did hear these rumors that we allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he visited Moscow.
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Malware created by hackers could be spread like a pathogen among the devices by compromising just one of them.
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And secondly, sir, do you — does the Russian government have any compromising material on President Trump or his family?
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The festival's president, Pierre Lescure, said on Thursday that organizers aimed to provide tight security without compromising audience comfort.
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Between now and November's midterm elections, we'll surely hear more arguments about the wisdom of compromising on reproductive rights.
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Instead of centrist elites compromising to raise energy taxes that often fall heavily on the working class, you could imagine left-populists and right-populists compromising on adaptationist public works, on "big, beautiful" infrastructure projects (to borrow our president's rhetoric) that don't pretend to solve climate change but do mitigate its consequences.
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Combustion engines are nearing the point where emissions improvements are no longer achievable without compromising other important attributes like performance.
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He was certain of the rectitude of his views and had little interest in compromising with his more moderate colleagues.
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The second central issue is whether CYBERCOM and NSA can actually operate independently of one another without compromising critical operations.
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So we know that Manafort had extensive ties to important people, some of whom were in their own compromising situations.
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Here's to hoping Dolby can get these headphones down to $300-400 without compromising on the sound or the features.
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Trump would not have succeeded in business if he wasn't well aware and adept at compromising to achieve his goals.
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But by choosing an Ivy League school, you won't be compromising your chances of hearing your name come draft day.
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Vast exabytes of this compromised and compromising data were being indexed by search technology and so were affecting search results.
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He even claimed to have had seen "compromising pictures" of Redwine that he wasn't supposed to see, the indictment alleges.
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The Russian term "kompromat" -- compromising material -- is entering the English language, much like "sputnik" did more than 50 years ago.
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Before long, the verbal insults turned into psychological abuse, with officers forcing women into compromising positions and then documenting it.
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This was an incredibly well planned and well executed attack that relied on compromising a trusted channel: ASUS's update system.
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If we are not allowed to be complex, compromising, wholly human — as human as men — then we are all disqualified.
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The Switch's TV functionality means that you won't feel like you're compromising by buying the "portable" version of a game.
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But for only a couple dollars more, I was able to have a leisurely lunch without compromising the amazing scenery.
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In the Dutch case, judges found Coban first won victims' trust and convinced them to send him compromising sexual images.
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The XR, meanwhile, doesn't feel like it's compromising on the stuff that matters to normal people: performance, battery, and photography.
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A spokesman for the Kremlin said it had no compromising documents on Mr Trump and called the allegations "absolute fantasy".
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"We wanted to get as many done as possible as well as we could without compromising on quality," he said.
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To address this concern, the company introduced the new Trail Series which dramatically cuts weight without compromising performance or durability.
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Once it does that, the company's home lighting solution will be the cheapest system available without compromising on home integrations.
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But, unlike its direct forebears, the V30 won't have a design-compromising second screen or a big and clunky footprint.
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None of your information is stored on the key either, so if you lose it, you don't risk compromising yourself.
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The reason Spectre and Meltdown were such big deals is they revealed an entirely new method for compromising Intel hardware.
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Sometimes you are left to question whether you are compromising the welfare of [the dog] by letting them live longer.
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The compromising positions Trump puts himself in may be the only light-hearted thread we can pull from his presidency.
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The company is all about helping people indulge in their sweet tooth without compromising dietary restrictions or a healthy lifestyle.
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Aurora Sciences has also cracked the huge challenge of obtaining better speed without compromising on payload and range as well.
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So, we hunted down the best summertime, beach-ready tank tops you could possibly buy — without compromising your savings account.
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In some cases hackers succeeded in compromising the networks of their targets, but the report did not identify specific victims.
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" Young added, "It's tough, it takes a lot of time and compromising and arguing but eventually the women always win.
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She said Flynn might have put himself in a compromising position, possibly leaving himself vulnerable to blackmail, the official said.
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Western scholars and politicians have accused the institutes' instructors, who are typically dispatched by China's government, of compromising academic freedom.
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As for the bizarre love triangle between him, Miquela, and Bermuda ... Are we supposed to imagine them in compromising positions?
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"We want a fund manager based in Milan to easily offer funds in Riga without compromising investor protection," Dombrovskis said.
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Taken from the iconic 1986 album Orgasmatron, the song (and the cover) bristles with a hammering and non-compromising snarl.
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For both parents and teachers, knowing whether computer-based media are improving or compromising education is a question of concern.
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On Saturday, TechCrunch reported that hackers had gained access to the company's email service after compromising a customer support account.
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There is no dispute: A data breach is the unauthorized disclosure of information compromising the confidentiality of personally identifiable information.
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Thompson said he "just kind of lost (his) feel" and was "a little too fine," leaving himself in compromising counts.
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The president and Congress can immediately do their part by continuing to advance policies that promote innovation without compromising safety.
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Despite compromising the security of the highest powered officials in the land, the hacker likely won't face much jail time.
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However, the court documents show that Mueller and Durnal actively recruited Korean women they knew to be in compromising debt.
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Founders are essentially compromising the long-term value of shares held by employees in exchange for a larger valuation today.
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The allegations include what CNN says is a possible blackmail attempt by President Vladimir Putin, using "compromising information" on Trump.
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Instead of compromising her health, I'm so glad to hear that Brown has decided to take a much-deserved break.
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Hutcherson could play an expert League of Legends player or a PewDiePie-like mogul without compromising the show's core idea.
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Adverse Market Changes: Fitch estimates market risks are increasing for Vivarte, thus further compromising the chances of a successful repositioning.
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" Putin added that the idea that the Russian government would collect compromising material on any American businessman was "utter nonsense.
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Compromising pictures and texts get kids in real trouble because they believe what they're sending is private and will disappear.
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Last week, he also dismissed accusations that Moscow had collected compromising information about him as "fake news" and "phoney stuff".
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He hewed to that line even though Trump's meeting partners had expressly promised to deliver compromising information about Hillary Clinton.
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The fear from GOP leaders is compromising on revenue raisers now only makes the rest of the process harder later.
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The minders would report the conversation, compromising the target's security and making them unwilling or unable to entertain further overtures.
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In areas without safe drinking water, waterborne diseases are going to increase, compromising people's health, especially children and the elderly.
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Fifty-one percent of American voters said yes, Russia has kompromat, or compromising material, that allows them to control Trump.
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"Evangelicals know they're not compromising their beliefs in order to support this great president," he told Fox News in March.
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Quixey describes it as "the best solution for the new world — convenient access to private information without compromising user privacy,"
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These results show that when implemented with correct safeguards, risk-based assessment tools can be used without compromising public safety.
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Lewandowski went on to say that he could see Republicans and Democrats compromising on issues such as transportation and infrastructure.
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This is a hard ask, since even modest shifts require compromising deeply held (if, in some cases, recently discovered) ideals.
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Even if officers can promptly arrive without compromising other duties, they may not be the best people to take charge.
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Nearly everybody is playing their own game here, as they try to get by in a compromised and compromising environment.
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The meeting was pitched to Trump Jr. as an opportunity to learn compromising information about Trump's political opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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You don't want the performance of a budget machine, but don't mind compromising a little on design or other features.
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Along the way we even found time to discuss our favorite Bathory records and the importance of creating without compromising.
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He said he believes the committee's current investigation could be more open, including declassifying more information without compromising national security.
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See, a full-body scan requires you — or a very trusted friend or MD — to examine some pretty compromising places.
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One guy was charged £93,000 [$128,483] and, when he complained, was threatened with having compromising photos of him posted online.
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One ex-cyber warfare operator in the US military said nation states have multiple reasons for compromising enemy critical infrastructure.
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We also learned Bloom investigated compromising information to use against another alleged victim, Ambra Battilana Gutierrez, specifically documents from Italy.
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Kuvée offers 48 wines from 12 wineries, which gives customers plenty of time to try them all without compromising freshness.
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Without compromising the patient's safety, the surgeon had completed the case faster than anyone else I had seen do it.
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The former Speaker cited an unverified dossier that surfaced last week alleging Russia had compromising information on the president-elect.
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As a senator from New York she worked across the aisle, compromising and gaining the respect of her Republican colleagues.
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Knowing who you are, what you stand for, what you will accept from others, and never compromising your core beliefs.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR), two immigration hardliners far from the compromising type, were already at the White House with Trump.
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Some groups encountered difficulty compromising as they wrote their story; others didn't know how to begin in the first place.
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The women in D.O.S., prosecutors said, were required to give their recruiter, or "master," naked photographs or other compromising material.
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Yeah, I did heard these rumors that we allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he was visiting Moscow.
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He is suspected of compromising at least 18 informants in China, some of whom were killed between 2010 and 2012.
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An election rule that would bar campaigns from receiving "compromising" information from foreign entities won't go into effect anytime soon.
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And then secondly, sir, do you, does the Russian government have any compromising material on President Trump or his family?
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Yeah, I did hear these rumors that we allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he was visiting Moscow.
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"We've been explicitly clear that we are not going to be compromising our academic quality or rigor," Mr. Minor said.
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In October and November 2018, Google says it saw Sandworm try another, somewhat more sophisticated attempt at compromising Android devices.
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Millian has denied being a source for the dossier and says he does not have any compromising information about Trump.
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Yahoo has returned to the headlines in recent weeks after discovering a data breach compromising half a billion user accounts.
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Falciani told the police that his job was to protect data: How could they accuse him of compromising such information?
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One wonders whether Mr. Trump is an unwitting stooge, or whether he is compromising the United States for personal gain.
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The exhibitor, following art-trade protocols, spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid compromising future transactions with the collector.
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On the show, Lucy is ordered to pay cash to someone who threatens to reveal her compromising Instagram direct messages.
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Because, you know, if you have that access as a photographer, you're going to eventually get them in compromising situations.
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Last week, he also dismissed accusations that Moscow had collected compromising information about him as "fake news" and "phone stuff".
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Hackers seeded the malware out into the world by compromising the system updates of the ubiquitous Ukrainian accounting software MeDoc.
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The portable safety device helps employees alert security personnel if they feel they are in danger or a compromising position.
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In fact, Steele was not the only one concerned that Trump might be in a compromising position with the Russians.
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He explained that if compromising videos about particular men became public, that could torpedo litigation or attempts to negotiate settlements.
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This highly-partisan act illustrates once again, the depravity of the assault that threatens compromising the underpinning of our Constitution.
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But the net result of playing it short and safe is that investors may be compromising their long-term goals.
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Bret: I'm already compromising many of my usual political principles by voting for centrist Democrats, never mind the real lefties.
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" Or, as one character, caught in a ridiculous, compromising situation, says to the shocked woman who discovers him: "Lady, lady.
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Yeah, I did hear these rumors that these allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he was visiting Moscow.
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Yeah, I did heard these rumors that these allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he was visiting Moscow.
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" After Trump tried compromising with him by asking for "honest loyalty," Comey allegedly replied, "You will get that from me.
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With their compromising bonhomie Cavaliers are useful consolidators, lubricators of relations between social groups, guardians of good humour and thus perspective.
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This little gadget is designed to make your air conditioner as efficient and cost-effective as possible without compromising your comfort.
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But petrodollars, vast arsenals and Mr Trump's blessing risk turning their descendants into vainglorious autocrats with talents for inflaming, not compromising.
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Moscow (CNN)The Kremlin denied it has compromising information about US President-elect Donald Trump, describing the allegations as "pulp fiction".
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Presented with evidence of compromising relationships with known bigots like anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist Frank Gaffney Jr., the senator pleaded ignorance.
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He bashed the media over reports that the Russians have compromising info on him, then slammed intelligence agencies for leaking it.
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Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also denied claims that emerged this week that the Kremlin had compromising material on the President-elect.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected allegations that Moscow has collected compromising materials on U.S. President Donald Trump or his family.
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We're happy to see that no matter where her career takes her, she's not planning on compromising her style anytime soon.
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We measure our vision against the phone, all the while suspecting the phone itself is compromising our ability to see it.
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Trump's openness to compromising on Obamacare, however, was complicated Friday by a shift in the official positions listed on his website.
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With over 231 pieces on view, Half the Picture could have been refined, showing fewer works without compromising its curatorial punch.
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However, with over 125 pieces on view, the exhibition could have been refined, showing fewer works without compromising its curatorial punch.
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Related: Trump Fanatics Reportedly Attacked an Artist This Artist Captured Donald Trump in a Compromising Position Thanks, Obama | GIF Six-Pack
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The report raised concerns that if the claims are true, Russia could use the compromising information to blackmail Trump as president.
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The season's de facto gluttony — an uptick in complexion-compromising sugar, salt, alcohol, and fat intake — doesn't exactly help matters either.
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He has previously said that compromising on border security now and not pressing for a wall would betray his conservative base.
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Craven says Sansa's strength comes from her ability to face and overcome adversity without compromising the positive traits that define her.
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The statement declined to give details on other strategies used by the Postal Inspection Service, citing concerns against compromising its methods.
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And, if he had been surveilled, the government could have read his WhatsApp messages by compromising his phone some other way.
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Aligning themselves with a man who gave legal protection to gunmakers, however, would be the first step in compromising that credibility.
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Prior to the meeting, Trump Jr. had been promised compromising material on Hillary Clinton, according to emails that were later released.
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The most devious of hackers can hijack your computer view, invade your privacy, and catch you in some pretty compromising positions.
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Firefox's leader said last month that the company will be able to offer paid features "without compromising" the browser's core offerings.
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If you could compromise it, you could cause serious chaos — and compromising it isn't nearly as hard as it should be.
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With this, Microsoft now replaces the password/second factor combination with a single tap on your phone — ideally without compromising security.
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Over the years, Green has managed to tap into the latest in beauty without ever compromising the integrity of her brand.
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Image: Getty ImagesEmbedded in our genetic code is all kinds of sensitive data that could be compromising in the wrong hands.
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In each case, OurMine gained access by compromising a third-party application which was authorized to post to the targeted account.
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"This means clients can process twice as many high-volume, cryptographically-protected transactions as before without compromising performance," the company says.
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It is much easier for the fish to arrive at the store in a frozen state without compromising quality or freshness.
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It focuses on specific real-time gross settlement features and a liquidity-saving mechanism on a decentralized system without compromising privacy.
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Bernie Sanders a fair shake at the Democratic nomination, scamming the American people, particularly Democratic voters, and compromising the primary process.
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We spoke to Longoria about getting an all-access pass to North Korea, and compromising his directorial independence in the process.
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Repealing Obamacare has been so important symbolically that compromising on this question could be politically disastrous for Republican members of Congress.
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By compromising one of the many vendors local elections officials rely on to help with the massive task of running elections.
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Making deals to get ahead that end up biting him in the ass or compromising on justice to help himself, forever?
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The tweet followed a stream of messages Trump posted blasting a report alleging Russia has compromising information on the president-elect.
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Most notably are Donald's long-standing refusal to release recent tax returns and Hillary's refusal to reveal the security-compromising emails.
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My preferred substances of choice were opiates and alcohol, but at times those two weren't available I had no problem compromising.
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With an Ara phone, you could simply swap in a glucometer module and not worry about compromising performance of your device.
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CPSC is interested in hearing any and all ideas, big or small, that might help ease regulatory burdens without compromising safety.
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House lawmakers running for re-election can try to weasel out of their votes by saying they anticipated compromising with senators.
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Tetu believes there is a way to deliver personalization without compromising how a person wants to exist in the digital world.
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On the other hand, when it comes to national security, complete transparency could mean compromising information that puts lives at risk.
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Despite the aide also writing that Podesta should change his password "immediately," Podesta clicked on the link, compromising his email system.
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These medications can help reduce or, in some cases, completely eliminate the need for opioids post-surgery without compromising patient care.
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There's even been an episode of that show riffing on the idea that Russia has a salacious, compromising tape of Trump.
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This is an area where compliance, risk and the businesses need to work even more closely together – without compromising our independence.
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A few of those frustrated Republicans see a pattern: The House Freedom Caucus pushing the GOP into a compromising political fix.
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A lot could go wrong as Mr. Musk tries to integrate the two companies without compromising on Tesla's ambitious production targets.
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Roc's avidity to take on odd jobs to keep his family afloat sometimes put him into abusive or morally compromising situations.
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That strategy poses a dilemma, though: how to reach target groups for higher-end ranges without compromising its message on affordability.
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With neither side showing any sign of compromising publicly, Hawthorne said the crisis is likely to persist for months to come.
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The reason is not hard to find: compromising with racism has always been easier for most white Americans than fighting it.
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Imagine Russia compromising our electric grid, and within 19 minutes taking over control of a large portion of our power delivery.
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These documents alleged that Russian officials had "compromising personal and financial information" about Trump, which the then-president-elect flatly denied.
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Ehab Al-Jariri, a Palestinian radio commentator, said the leadership was afraid that compromising with teachers could spark other labor strikes.
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Somehow, Ably has found a way to integrate its Filium technology without actually compromising the natural softness of the fabrics themselves.
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They will do and say anything to make sure they going to get paid even if it's compromising integrity or anything !
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Silicon Valley has enough issues already: Tech companies are compromising our elections, upholding monopolies, and profiteering from the abuse of privacy.
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There's nothing compromising about the gritty, stripped-down soul that's inspired a recent critical renaissance for '70s soul singer Candi Staton.
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Only the looming elections will tell whether such tough talk from a man famous for his compromising stance will convince voters.
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But "compromising your imagination is always an anticlimax," forcing creatives to learn how to handle daily details without muddying their visions.
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When you bleed more than normal, it can cause visibility issues for the artist, potentially compromising the quality of the design.
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From the beginning, "Hearts of Our People" was intended to bring greater visibility to Native women without compromising their Indigenous values.
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Forcing people to use credit cards also forces them into compromising their privacy while paradoxically making everyday exchanges feel more impersonal.
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In 1993, he admitted to having an extramarital affair after he said anonymous rivals had threatened to release a compromising videotape.
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She's moral, she cares, but still she's unable to be what the people closest to her need: warm, compromising, wifely, motherly.
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But the governor has repeatedly denied reports that he took a compromising photo of the woman without permission and blackmailed her.
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In all, Google found five distinct chains of iPhone exploits, compromising of a total of 14 vulnerabilities, the blog post added.
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Britain's Brexiteers and Remainers denigrate each other as immoral, driving politics to the extremes because compromising with the enemy is treachery.
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We sought explicit assurances from him that the United States was not compromising on Afghanistan's hard-won human rights and freedoms.
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Plus, at only 17.9mm, it's razor-thin and light enough to carry all day without compromising the power of its hardware.
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Now we're living through a similar period of tactical compromise with libertinism, but this time it's religious conservatives who are compromising.
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Now it is complicating its earlier aesthetic direction without compromising its social mission, which is a tough act to pull off.
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Staggered front and rear tire sizes help on the pavement: Slightly wider back rubbers improve grip without compromising front-end steering.
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I tormented myself for compromising my moral standards, for failing to do my duty as a son, a brother a friend.
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He needed someone far less compromising, he says — employing a far more vulgar term than this polite reflection on suckerdom permits.
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He reasoned that if they were deported back to Russia, they would suffer worse punishment if compromising recordings were made public.
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Such flexibility allows the company to maintain an FFO fixed-charge cover ratio at about 1.3x, without compromising its financial flexibility.
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Sporting 40-millimeter drivers and a Bluetooth range of up to 10 meters, this pair delivers outstanding sound without compromising comfort.
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Bizarrely, in the uncompromising parochial tribal politics of the province, he was dispatched to political ignominy for compromising with the enemy.
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Trump's legal team has reportedly mulled over the idea of compromising on a face-to-face interview with the special counsel.
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"I did hear these rumors that we allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he was in Moscow," Putin said.
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These states have shown that it is possible to shorten sentences — or divert offenders to community supervision — without compromising public safety.
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The videos were supposedly prepared as "kompromat," or compromising material, with the possible goal of blackmailing Mr. Trump in the future.
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Both Trump and Pence deny knowledge about the meeting, and Trump Jr. denies that he received any compromising information about Clinton.
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But too much greenery risks politicising them and compromising their core missions, which work best when politics is at arm's length.
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The pair believed "Flynn had put himself in a compromising position" and agreed with Yates' decision to warn the White House.
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"With careful financial planning, millennials can have it all – the dream home today, without compromising their retirement security tomorrow," Bailey says.
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For one thing, Democrats typically tack to the center after winning the nomination, often compromising or abandoning their most progressive policies.
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The four enlisted, noncommissioned officers involved brought the women into the hotel, which was a secure area, potentially compromising national security.
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It ignores the infamous Trump Tower meeting between a Russian woman who was offering compromising information on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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But the core charge is not necessarily that the Russian government went to extraordinary lengths to record Trump doing something compromising.
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Once I discovered the formulas on this list, I stopped feeling like I was compromising by avoiding traditional antiperspirants and deodorants.
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It also argued that China has always resisted any "unreasonable demands" by the United States, never compromising or accepting restrictive conditions.
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Here, it's worth revisiting the moral and political clarity of his 2009 Cairo Speech, promoting Palestinian freedom without compromising Israeli security.
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Less than a week later, CNN reported US intelligence agencies believed the Kremlin had "compromising personal and financial information" on Trump.
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It accepts its own vulnerability, its own lack of a reliable protector, its own inextricability from mutually compromising alliances and sub-alliances.
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Russian intelligence officers lure unsuspecting targets into compromising themselves, then document or record the act to blackmail targets at a later date.
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ZeroDB ensures that companies with sensitive data can move their operations to the cloud without having to worry about compromising overall security.
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The Rubins had learned about lead in old homes, so they carefully interviewed companies that could do the work without compromising safety.
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A powerful man holds decades of compromising material on a businessman who has long considered running for president of the United States.
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"It's hard to see much incentive for them to start compromising now, with the fighting just heating up again," the official said.
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Adding a few brighter pieces (even just around the face) can make your curls pop without compromising the health of your hair.
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Additionally, diagnosis of HIV in the early stages of the infection is still challenging, compromising treatment as a prevention strategy, Cohen said.
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"While you may have oily skin and acne, the skin can actually get dried out, compromising moisture skin barrier," Dr. Zeichner says.
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The modified instructions could result in different physical parameters for the printed object, compromising the integrity and safety of the final product.
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Marriott International announced Friday that hackers had accessed the reservation database for its Starwood Hotels brand, compromising data for 500 million guests.
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Wigs allow you to temporarily transform your look without compromising the health of your natural hair, making them the ultimate protective style.
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President Muhammadu Buhari said the new policy would improve the business environment, attract foreign investment and boost tourism without compromising national security.
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He is pictured diligently evening out her skin tone all over her lower half as she strikes a series of compromising poses.
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And did it have anything to do with potentially compromising materials the Russians had on Trump from his 1987 trip to Russia?
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I know they wanted the best for me, but sometimes that meant compromising my dreams, and sometimes that made me deeply unhappy.
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The Saratoga accomplishes this, and while it ends up compromising both forms as a result, it also fundamentally scratches an important itch.
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In some cases, the attackers even gained access to state-level voter roll data, compromising records on as many as 90,000 voters.
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XXXTentacion fired back by posting photos that appeared to show Drake, most likely a lookalike, in a compromising position in February. 5.
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Starting in the Fall, Apple will use sophisticated technology called "differential privacy" to enhance its services without compromising user privacy, he said.
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You are in good company: There have been 6,467 data breaches since 2005, compromising 879,889,874 records, according to Identity Theft Resource Center.
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The U.S. Commerce Department launched an investigation last month into whether aluminum imports from China and elsewhere were compromising U.S. national security.
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Having gained access to multiple systems, the hackers sat silently on the networks for months, conducting research, gathering information and compromising credentials.
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If these hackers had enough compromising information to do serious damage to Merkel's election chances, why waste time trying to get more?
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I put people in compromising and inappropriate situations, and I selfishly took advantage of those situations where I should have known better.
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Vibes' earplugs are different and here's why: Each pair features a special filtration system that cuts the noise without compromising sound quality.
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Ecuador's Interior Minister Maria Paula Romo had accused him of seeking to destabilize the Andean country's government and compromising its national security.
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"MAS has ... decided to disclose further information on its monetary policy operations, without compromising their effectiveness," the MAS said in a statement.
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Equipped with a laptop and antenna, attackers could take control of victims' computers by compromising the hub that connects their smart devices.
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By targeting the browser, attackers were able to plant malware on any computer connecting to the site without compromising the larger network.
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"Has WikiLeaks become a laundering machine for compromising material gathered by Russian spies?" writers Jo Becker, Steven Erlanger and Eric Schmitt asked.
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"There isn't really anything that we could tell you that wouldn't run the risk of compromising our security activities," the email read.
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Despite the compromising tone, Iglesias also used the interview to counterattack Sanchez, saying that his calling the negotiations dead was an error.
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If these records showed no compromising payments, they would have been publicly released as soon as possible to reassure a panicked public.
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Clapper said late Wednesday he had spoken with Trump about a unsubstantiated document claiming Russia has compromising information about the president-elect.
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Mark Zuckerberg, his company credibly accused of compromising multiple democratic elections and abetting ethnic violence, dismisses criticism as people emphasizing the negative.
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And, even compromising voter rolls or registration can do a lot of damage, considering one could strategically remove certain voters from logs.
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Russia will dominate Trump's first 100 days Trump pushed back hard at unsubstantiated clamins that Russia possesses lurid, compromising information about him.
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These aren't meant for VR, but Radeon is billing them as an affordable way to get into gaming while not compromising quality.
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Over the years Mr Lal made a number of changes to the bike without compromising on what had made it so popular.
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" The note also said that "US Special Services" could use this action to organize an anti-Russian provocation by planting "compromising objects.
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The act he was forced to play out damaged his integrity and placed him in a damn or be damned compromising position.
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"We see a threat that is less voluminous but more focused, calculated, and still successful in compromising corporate networks," the report said.
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Pro-life lawmakers have since expressed disappointment, but vowed they will look at compromising on the non-profit's funding this year instead.
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I don't think anyone would accuse Ronald Reagan of compromising his principles, but he did work with the Democrat Speaker, Tip O'Neil.
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The CSIS report's recommendations represent common-sense measures to expand such cooperation without compromising the security and privacy and law-abiding citizens.
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"When a journalist discovers that he's under investigation in this way, he can't work anymore" without compromising his sources, Messina told me.
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This case should send a message to anyone considering violating the public's trust and compromising our national security by disclosing classified information.
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Norway's two oil workers' unions have said the incidents could be a sign that cost cutting in the industry is compromising safety.
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Cyber incidents can potentially impact the safety of patients through interrupting care operations, compromising the integrity of data and damaging medical devices.
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Georgia needs to normalize relations with Moscow and reduce threats from Russia without compromising its sovereignty and its Euro-Atlantic foreign policy.
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Well, do you remember -- do you think that we try to collect compromising material on each and every single one of them?
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"We also pursued illegal leaks, investigated credible allegations of employee misconduct, and accommodated congressional oversight without compromising law enforcement interests," he wrote.
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The controversial document, consisting of 35 pages of memos, claims Russia's government has compromising financial and personal information about the president-elect.
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Last Thursday, in a long post on the website Medium, Jeff Bezos accused the National Enquirer of extorting him with compromising photos.
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The process of cooperating — or negotiating and compromising — to craft mutually acceptable solutions is the way these principles are expressed in Congress.
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In a pluralistic society like ours, people should be free to serve the common good without compromising their moral or religious convictions.
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"Evangelicals know they're not compromising their beliefs in order to support this great president," Pastor Robert Jeffress said on Fox News Thursday.
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Programs like these illustrate what colleges can do to help students graduate, without compromising standards or lowering the bar for college completion.
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These retirees are asking for every penny but by not compromising they risk getting nothing at all when the state can't pay.
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Over many years Mr. Castro gave hundreds of interviews and retained the ability to twist the most compromising question to his favor.
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She told police she sent $1,000 to an account in hopes of keeping compromising photos of her private, according to the review.
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This branch is concerned with compromising and embedding implants in purpose-built devices like VoIP phones, workstations and smart devices like TVs.
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Sources told the Times that Trump Jr. went to the meeting with the expectation he would be given compromising information about Clinton.
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Key to this, PetaGene says its software enables compression of huge amounts of genomic data without compromising on access and data quality.
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But he just left that a wreck, too, kicked out when she catches him in a compromising position with her teenage daughter.
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Sunday, hackers orchestrated what's likely the largest cryptocurrency mining hack to date by compromising an accessibility plugin used by thousands of websites.
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We were in a very compromising position, both fully naked with me lying on the bed, and him standing by the edge.
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"Instead, downloading available applications from legitimate app stores is the best way to avoid compromising your device and the networks it accesses."
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Indeed, the United States could accomplish all of this without compromising on privacy rights or placing new undue regulatory burdens on business.
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According to political legend, past whips collected compromising information in a "black book," to be used as leverage at some future point.
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It was a compromising position for a fielder — Gregorius leaving a rather sensitive area exposed with a runner bearing down on second.
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One passed the Wasp but went on to hit the U.S.S. O'Brien, compromising it so much that it sank a month later.
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This hope reinforces the view that Washington needs to keep its distance from dissidents or risk compromising their position in Iranian society.
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" The second category Mr. Barr has identified for redaction is "material the intelligence community identifies as potentially compromising sensitive sources and methods.
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But to join it, women would have to agree to become their "slaves" and give them naked photographs or other compromising material.
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Mr. Comey told the president that the bureau was given a dossier that showed the Russians may have compromising information on him.
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While they haggle, businesses will continue to plan for the worst until Brexit trade policies are settled, compromising the country's economic growth.
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Instead, they found for the first time a significant decline in new corals settling on the reef, compromising its capacity to recover.
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Administration officials said there was no cover-up, just an effort to avoid compromising national security, law enforcement or intelligence gathering methods.
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Police reform advocates and legal critics have said that would allow officers to tailor their accounts to the video, compromising their independence.
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As you get more comfortable with the move, hold your plank for as long as possible without compromising your form or breath.
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F.B.I. officials have asked Facebook not to share details on the suspected identities of the attackers for fear of compromising the investigation.
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At the other extreme, the Iranian hackers who have been compromising VPN servers are also known purveyors of data-destroying "wiper" malware.
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Well, do you remember — do you think that we try to collect compromising material on each and every single one of them?
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In April 2016, a Maltese professor connected to Russian intelligence, Joseph Mifsud, told him that the Russians had compromising information on Mrs.
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These corrupt and dangerous actions imperil our national security and the cornerstone of our democracy by compromising the integrity of our elections.
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Microsoft's entry into election security comes at a time when big tech increasingly faces scrutiny for compromising democracy, rather than protecting it.
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" Rice writes that she "didn't have the patience or obsequiousness to run for office and was not keen on compromising my principles.
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Blocs features intuitive visual styling controls that respect hierarchy and structure to deliver a user-friendly design experience without compromising on quality.
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I can do it outside and get a great sear on my steak, without compromising the air quality of my living conditions.
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Vashukevich and Kirillov told CNN they were afraid to reveal potentially compromising information in the event they are deported back to Russia.
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I warned her, you shouldn't see it, it's too much for you, you're going to see me in some compromising, difficult positions.
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On Friday, Trump declared a national emergency after signing a spending bill compromising on border security that will keep the government open.
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The Russians clearly had a more sophisticated understanding of American politics, and they were masters of "kompromat," their term for compromising information.
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That also means all three smartphones can zoom in a lot closer (at least 10x) without compromising the quality of the image.
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So they end up, the theory goes, with this compromising bit of material and then they begin to release parts of it.
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According to Luz Ilagan, a former congresswoman from Davao, Duterte was able to help dissidents without compromising his position in the government.
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Similarly, scammers string together phishing attacks by compromising small, vulnerable businesses and leveraging their trust with larger business partners they work with.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya has denied that, at the behest of Russian officials, she discussed compromising material with members of the Trump campaign team.
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The country's Digital Secretary Baroness Nicky Morgan says that the decision strikes a balance between enabling infrastructure upgrades, without compromising national security.
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In another recent poll from Quinnipiac University, 51 percent of Americans said they believed the Russian government has compromising information on Trump.
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Steele had claimed Russia had compromising material about Trump as a result of a visit Trump made to Moscow before becoming president.
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That would mean compromising on immigration, which is anathema to hard-line supporters of Brexit in her party and right-wing nationalists.
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In a relationship critics call compromising though not necessarily illegal, the attorney general of Iowa has been communicating with and advising JUUL.
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Despite the removal of physician supervision requirements in these settings, APRNs continue to provide safe, quality health care without compromising patient outcomes.
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So, we have a very robust set over the past 15 years on how do you still do analytics without compromising privacy.
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The dossier, financed by Trump opponents, both Republican and Democratic — claims that Russia has gathered compromising sexual and financial material about Trump.
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We believe these goals can be achieved without paralyzing the development of AI for national security purposes or compromising our ethical standards.
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I had tried to make it work, compromising and bending my body over a divide too large for me to reach across.
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By including NIV in the durable medical equipment competitive bidding, CMS risks substantially compromising the care of patients requiring mechanically assisted ventilation.
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She said that the group's view was that Britain was compromising the safety of the migrants who were to board the flight.
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Vashukevich and Kirillov told CNN they are afraid to reveal potentially compromising information, in the event they are deported back to Russia.
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They're definitely bulkier than the shoes I typically wear, but they're incredibly supportive and provide maximum cushioning without compromising on being lightweight.
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No, if you freeze it you end up compromising the cellular structure and you're not able to make juice out of it.
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But Trump and Republicans have for months attacked McCabe over what they say are his wife's compromising political ties to Hillary Clinton.
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The fraudsters threaten to release compromising videos they claim to have obtained with software that recorded people through webcams on their computers.
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Remove part of that system with a razor-blade upon learning that your brother is getting married, and you risk seriously compromising it.
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But the growing digitalization of the economy has prompted the EU to look at how it can foster data flows without compromising privacy.
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Should it aim to cast a broad wash of influence over society as a whole, which may mean compromising with some secular norms?
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Collecting data without compromising employee trust is imperative, and businesses must be transparent about what they are collecting and using your data for.
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Enigma also can be used in fraud detection, where organizations can jointly execute fraud-detection algorithms over their encrypted data without compromising privacy.
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Quraishi had "no idea" where the photos would end up, but said she heard stories of women being threatened by the compromising images.
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Donald Trump will field questions about Russia, including unverified reports now denied by Moscow that it had compromising information about the president elect.
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Collins, who supported Trump during the 2016 presidential election, said the President's apparent interest in compromising on immigration is not a policy shift.
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But that doesn't change the fact that Congress left many Americans in the lurch by not compromising on a funding billbefore summer break.
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As a result of its video-based approach, Kotkas claims that Veriff has the highest conversion rate on the market, without compromising security.
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Turnout was too low to make the poll valid but he shows no sign of compromising on his refusal to take in migrants.
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Hackers attacked cryptocurrency exchange Bancor on Monday, compromising one of the company's virtual wallets and stealing roughly $224 million worth of digital currencies.
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"The measures does not pose a relevant fiscal risk and will give some relief to states without compromising their solvency," the CMN said.
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The intention is to guarantee that its lawmakers and office-holders are free of the compromising links that are rife in Italian politics.
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"I think it is appropriate for central banks to take advantage of this space to consolidate growth without compromising financial stability," he added.
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The worry ... that the lawyers Chapo hires will use the info to warn other drug kingpins of the DEA's moves, compromising the investigations.
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The Pentagon is not aware of any data on the map compromising the security of any US personnel or sites, Manning said Monday.
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On the left of the graphic, attackers who specialized in compromising corporate networks worked their way into the business to gain a foothold.
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There's no indication that the attacks succeeded in compromising vote tallies, although the attackers were able to maintain significant access to electoral boards.
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How can we offer all the benefits of presence to remote participants without compromising the experience of learners co-located in our classrooms?
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You know, when there are arguments or we're compromising and in ways, it's always like, 'Well, let's just go back to the Bible.
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Most parents have limited options for cutting costs other than drawing on help from family, sharing caregivers, compromising quality and having fewer children.
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She's spent years sidling up to Falcon (Luis Roberto), and knows how to get what she wants out of men without compromising herself.
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" She added that this "cool girl" approach sometimes meant compromising what she was comfortable with, which ultimately left her feeling "unseen and degraded.
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He is accused of taking a compromising and unauthorized photo of a woman during an extramarital affair in 2015, before he was elected.
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While moving through southern Canada, troops would be compromising communication infrastructure and seizing key political figures (mainly military) like the chief of defense.
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The app is called DeepNude and it's the latest example of AI-generated deepfakes being used to create compromising images of unsuspecting women.
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Pentagon and State Department officials also accused Turkey of compromising the campaign against IS and putting American soldiers positioned around Sinjar in danger.
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And, for Apple, if not the typical company, long-term shareholders have benefited without compromising the company's hiring or spending on capital investment.
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As Twitter users searched for news about today's shooting at YouTube headquarters, hackers were actively compromising a verified employee account to spread misinformation.
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The tweaks in the MPA parameters mean banks will be able to lend more without compromising their performance in the PBOC's risk assessments.
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That meant compromising, and deciding which stories were the absolute best to tell, that I could tell with the resources at my disposal.
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The linked timecodes often forwards a user to a point in the video where the minor may, innocently, be found in compromising positions.
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As has become common knowledge, the barriers to compromising IoT devices are much less than generic computing devices such as PCs and smartphones.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin strongly denied he had any compromising material about U.S. President Donald Trump, in a televised interview broadcast on Sunday.
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Deliberately compromising its security for the Americans, says Mr White, will encourage other countries to make similar, perhaps even broader, demands for access.
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This means you can easily slip it into a bag or case, and enjoy access to everything that matters without compromising luggage space.
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There is, however, an important caveat on that rule: To justify compromising privacy, news stories have to be on matters of public interest.
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Athletes groups and anti-doping organizations already outraged by WADA's patience and compromising are unlikely to be impressed with the data extraction process.
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That mission had some hiccups, with the sail not deploying to its full extent and a computer glitch compromising communications with the craft.
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Fluid gets pulled out of your brain cells, compromising their ability to function, which could lead to heart failure, respiratory failure, or coma.
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The unverified dossier alleged that the Russians had compromising information about Trump and that the Republican presidential candidate's campaign colluded with Russian officials.
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About two-thirds of all homebuyers reported compromising on some characteristic, like size, according to a survey from the National Association of Realtors.
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Microsoft argues that one of the reasons it moved slowly here was to ensure extensions could run in the browser without compromising security.
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But this new scheme misses the point and the huge opportunity to truly impact efficiency and cost effectiveness without compromising quality or access.
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters, a Democrat from California, said that it's "absolutely true" that the Russians have a compromising tape of Trump with prostitutes.
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"I thought [Trump] was going to fudge it much more than he did; that he'd end up compromising to please Ivanka," Delingpole wrote.
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For his part, Erdoğan seemed to prefer pragmatism to Islamism, reassuring the public that he represented an accepting, compromising form of Islamic politics.
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By offering half sizes and 78 sizes in total, ThirdLove wants to make bras as inclusive as possible, without compromising comfort and style.
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"I think any tech company that takes Saudi money through SoftBank as a conduit is compromising their mission and their integrity," Khanna said.
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So Wardle announced OverSight, a program that provided an additional pop-up alert to show which programs were using what potentially compromising hardware.
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During his press conference Wednesday, Trump suggested that intelligence agencies might have leaked a dossier alleging that Russia has compromising information on him.
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And therein lies the greatest challenge with location data for coming years: The way firms can deliver such services without compromising customers' privacy.
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Intelligence officials briefed Trump on an unverified report that the Russian government has compromising financial and personal information about him, according to CNN.
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And we certainly know the President's son met campaign officials and people claiming to have compromising information on Hillary Clinton before the election.
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" What neither man said was any variation of "no, the Russian government does not have compromising information on President Trump or his family.
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The public network can also be used to connect visitors, external service providers, and suppliers without compromising the security of the private network.
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The future of delivering personalized health care depends on well-designed data-governance policies like these that enable predictive behavior without compromising privacy.
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The electric car maker wants to expand its presence in China's growing electric vehicle market without compromising its independence or intellectual property norms.
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One of the allegations was that the FSB, the successor to the KGB, had compromising materials that could be used to blackmail Trump.
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"That's an internal metric we're really going for: how few parts we can use to build the rocket without compromising performance," Ellis said.
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China strongly objects to the deployment, which it says would allow United States military radar to penetrate deeper into China, compromising its security.
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CNN on Tuesday published a bombshell report alleging intelligence officials briefed Trump that Russian spies having compromising personal and financial information on him.
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Mueller may also be digging into whether there's any compromising information on Trump that might connect the two, one source speculated to CNN.
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Such coordination could help generate the extra aggregate demand the BOJ is seeking, without worsening Japan's fiscal situation or compromising central bank independence.
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In 2014, hackers broke into the USPS compromising the personal information of more than 800,000 employees, The Washington Post reported at the time.
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Two legal experts said Comey would seek to avoid compromising a new inquiry led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller or separate congressional investigations.
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That said, you raise an interesting point: Andy starts turning into a version of Miranda by compromising her morals and friendships for validation.
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Instead, they are told to inform party whips, in-house disciplinarians who were widely believed to stockpile compromising information for their own purposes.
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Their day-to-day operations are similarly more efficient and less costly, they assert, and they do it all without compromising public safety.
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Mr. Brennan was running the C.I.A. when a salacious dossier surfaced in 2016 that claimed the Russians had compromising information on Mr. Trump.
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Saying that for conservatives compromising first principles would be "more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting" creates a tragic false dilemma.
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But perhaps the more troublesome archetype is that of the bright young woman who rises to power without compromising her values at all.
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In the latest wrinkle, U.S. officials said on Tuesday that Trump has been presented with claims that Russia had compromising information about him.
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But for refugees, it also means compromising their right of return to their families' original homes in the West Bank, Gaza or Israel.
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As Chaudhuri admits in "Friend of My Youth," Munro's title was so good he couldn't imagine compromising it by reading the story itself.
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