The anonymity and distance helped Philip Morris approach delegates covertly.
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Chinese chemical exporters ...covertly ship drugs to the Western hemisphere.
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The cards themselves had to be made covertly from scratch.
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Pakistan claims that India, too, has covertly sponsored subversive groups.
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All of the issues that we fight about covertly and
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Insurance premiums being assessed based on covertly collected data inputs.
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I did it covertly at first and then with abandon.
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Professors have been singled out by name and covertly videotaped.
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Others might seek to covertly slip cash to their server.
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She just does it more covertly the second time around.
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What parents need to know It allows kids to communicate covertly.
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This can be done overtly or covertly, depending on the situation.
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These positions were given to them; and this wasn't done covertly.
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Lessons and moral clarity are picked up covertly and with craftiness.
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The Internet Research Agency also operates covertly through false online profiles.
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If you want to subsidize older persons, don't do it covertly.
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Yet they covertly pushed positions favorable to Ukraine as paid lobbyists.
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As it's now blaming engineering experimentation for Android covertly harvesting location data.
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Dolby has been covertly testing Dolby Live/234 since at least June.
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Was he covertly rolled off a military ship into the Arabian Sea?
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But pulling user data directly covertly is only one way to operate.
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The image of the desert spoke covertly of my past and future.
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Khan denies all accusations that the military covertly helped him win the election.
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Encryption software is downloaded, covertly if necessary, not offloaded from a cargo freight.
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But Apple expressly forbids apps that covertly collect data without a user's permission.
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It seemed like the universities had been covertly punished for these alleged misdeeds.
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Do you ever covertly look at people in the reflection of train windows?
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Wall's previous work includes an album recorded entirely (and covertly) at Guitar Center.
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But because Resource Generation is a C3, this all had to happen covertly.
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She covertly sold the correction fluid to other secretaries and, later, to wholesalers.
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Teachers quietly moved from high school to high school; professors covertly transferred colleges.
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A firm called Aero Contractors, covertly financed by the C.I.A., ran the operation.
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Iran continued to covertly support militias and meddle in other countries&apos affairs.
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But clearly, the Obama administration covertly did more to help Iran than previously known.
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An app funded by Sheldon Adelson is covertly influencing the online conversation about Israel.
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D'Souza's online résumé fails to mention his work with Thiel to covertly attack Gawker.
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Acting from some suicidal impulse, I covertly ordered a second martini for Mr. Bush.
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Miley Cyrus has covertly done her thang in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
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Pakistan has for years covertly helped militants infiltrate the Indian-administered, Muslim-majority valley.
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He was all about putting money in his pocket by covertly defying the embargo.
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Or, the storyteller covertly empowers the viewer's gaze to follow a specific character's journey.
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Akhmetshin denied being a spy working covertly in the US on behalf of Moscow.
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" In addition, the suit alleges, Bayrock "was substantially and covertly mob-owned and operated.
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Mostly it is being used to covertly spy on people for gaining marketing intelligence.
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Meg turns out to be his vice-president, working covertly to sabotage his platform.
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He oftentimes covertly snaps pictures on his iPhone and uses the unknowing models as subjects.
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On several occasions, Prince Harry has been filmed covertly fixing Markle's hair on royal engagements.
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It would be nice to travel in the vehicle I live in, and park covertly.
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This isn't the first time Russia has tried to covertly influence elections in this way.
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And it shouldn't be something that we're covertly doing, that we're doing in the shadows.
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SNAKE APT, a group tied to the FSB, operates more covertly, according to the report.
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Putin covertly supports radical right racist parties that are reminiscent of Europe in the 1930s.
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But what about the many other ways the government covertly drains money from our wallets?
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The U.S. covertly sent troops into officially neutral Laotian territory to chase North Vietnamese forces.
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The center is hated, but whether overtly or covertly it finds some ways to hold.
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The football player turns out to be covertly smart and just needs a little push.
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I'm much happier making records and putting them out covertly, rather than having huge hits.
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The latter overlap with the former and modify them, transforming their spirit, covertly or overtly.
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J talks the cops out of arresting Pauline and covertly slips her a business card.
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For spies, that means gone are the days of covertly exchanging suitcases full of cash.
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She started covertly trimming the evergreens to "let them be themselves," as she put it.
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Its Muslim and non-Muslim neighbors must accept that and not work against it covertly.
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Last year, the Coast Guard covertly watched trucks going into Jeju Harbor for two weeks.
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The two countries teamed up to covertly ship weapons to the anti-Soviet mujahideen rebels.
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In addition to Ukrainian separatists the force includes, covertly, an estimated 5,000 Russian soldiers and officers.
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Thiel had covertly funded that lawsuit, and others against Gawker, to the tune of $10 million.
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In other cases, an abuser can install them covertly on an intimate partner's device for stalking.
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That means leaving fixed bases, being on the move and doing so as covertly as possible.
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In the early 1980s, the CIA covertly airdropped a pamphlet across the entire country of Nicaragua.
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Everywhere I went, I was taught covertly that blackness was to never be addressed at best.
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The attackers "were able to very covertly assemble enough force" to "sprint towards Teleskof," said Col.
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Still, Kennedy worked covertly, while Trump, as his his tendency, is bluntly obvious about his goal.
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For some time, Israeli and Saudi officials have been cooperating covertly on security and intelligence matters.
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But that step just exposed the true cost of the premiums that taxpayers were covertly subsidizing.
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One Nation also claimed Al Jazeera had broken the law by covertly interfering with Australian politics.
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For year, Afghan leaders repeatedly accused Pakistan of harboring Taliban militants and covertly supporting their cohorts.
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Consumers' seemingly benign activities — their likes — could be used to covertly categorize and influence their behavior.
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Such anecdotes are rare examples of how intelligence agencies work covertly to influence political outcomes abroad.
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Iran has long been suspected of covertly carrying out violence against opponents living outside its borders.
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Sectarianism has also been incited by the matches, with Indian Muslims accused of covertly supporting Pakistan.
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It seems as if al Qaeda is working towards regaining its lost glory, all but covertly.
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Deterrence can also take the form of limiting the Russians' ability to buy media muscle covertly.
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Downloaders usually try to fly under the radar and operate as quickly and covertly as possible.
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Is Moscow meddling covertly, as American intelligence agencies say it did before Donald J. Trump's victory?
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We have to do better at pushing back against Chinese efforts to covertly influence the world.
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The Facebook founder sure learned a lot from his covertly-arranged jaunt into the lives of others.
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All of this could be done covertly without anyone noticing — so long as nobody opens the parcel.
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One of the tools, dubbed EternalBlue, can covertly break into almost any Windows machine around the world.
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At issue are devices that mimic cellphone towers and allow law enforcement to covertly surveil cellphone metadata.
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Stuxnet was a sophisticated computer virus deployed covertly in 2009 and 2010 to sabotage Iran's nuclear program.
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In-Q-Tel declined to give an interview, probably because it's too busy covertly testing your DNA.
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It also means other USB peripherals, like fans, can also be used to covertly carry attack code.
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Manafort resigned from the campaign after news his firm had lobbied covertly for Ukraine's ruling political party.
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It often accuses the south Asian nation of covertly sheltering Taliban leaders, an accusation Islamabad vehemently denies.
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The hackers covertly maintained access to Yandex for at least several weeks without being detected, they said.
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Unsure how to greet the fellow, James looked covertly at the horse's hooves, which showed founder rings.
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Governments consistently try to exert influence, whether overtly or covertly, and the United States is no exception.
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Stuxnet was a sophisticated computer virus deployed covertly in 2009 and 2010 to sabotaged Iran's nuclear program.
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As an underwater vehicle, Proteus is designed for forces that need to covertly penetrate enemy territory using water.
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They also released photographs, apparently taken previously and covertly, of the two men walking down a street together.
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But the restrictions of Saudi life remain so irksome that covertly, silently, many women are finding ways out.
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The Space Force will "operate covertly on the opposite, unseen 'dark side' of the moon," the text says.
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The software tools exploit vulnerabilities in cellphones and other tech products to gain access and covertly monitor users.
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The members covertly exited the meeting with the help of hotel staff, dodging press waiting for them outside.
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First, I have to give the film major props for covertly hiding this particular moment within its advertising.
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Sources told the newspaper that the FBI covertly recorded comments made by a suspect in a corruption case.
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In Mozambique trafficking is controlled by powerful families and covertly regulated by Frelimo, the ex-Marxist ruling party.
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He would covertly bend wire half way under his desk as to not be seen by his superiors.
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Unofficial data "is often collected by 'courtsiders,' who covertly collect data in arenas and stadiums," the leagues said.
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A few brave government officials asked to meet with me — but covertly, in coffee shops and hotel lobbies.
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The 85033 amendment also enables the administration to covertly spread the media agency's materials within the United States.
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The governor toured a tunnel near the Gaza border that Israel said had been covertly built by Hamas.
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He also covertly sent an "us versus them" message cloaked in the rhetoric of jobs and the economy.
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That could be because a weapon that covertly uses sound energy to injure people doesn't actually exist, experts say.
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Western nations and Israel have long suspected Iran of covertly seeking a nuclear weapons capability alongside its civilian program.
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Secret video of Cambridge Analytica's top executives reveals how the firm covertly, and unethically, influences elections around the world.
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It has created a force estimated at 40,000 men in the separatist territories, including, covertly, about 5,000 Russian soldiers.
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Since December 13, 2016, Anonymouse's display could be found covertly nestled at the cross-section of Bergsgatan and Almbacksgatan.
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Vendors pitched surveillance services and social media monitoring software that allow investigators to covertly track policyholders suspected of fraud.
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After these developments, the remaining question is what the killer will do with all of his covertly-obtained information.
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The source code is available on GitHub, making it far more difficult to covertly insert backdoors into the code.
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It allows her to covertly bring condoms to homes, concealed in packages, delivered only when there are no guests.
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We had to go in undercover to report, and much of our work was done covertly to avoid arrest.
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This has led to a growing and self-described "non-compliant" sector, made up of sex workers operating covertly.
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Growing up in Arkansas, I was taught both overtly and covertly about the various ways women's lives are restricted.
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As a result, Davenport earned $40 million, $10 million of which he covertly kicked back to Tanner, prosecutors said.
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Sequoia has previously invested in Uber through its "scout" program, which involves covertly finding deal opportunities through its network.
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The United States and Afghanistan's government have long accused Pakistan of covertly sheltering Taliban leaders, which Islamabad vehemently denies.
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"They will operate more covertly, using difficult routes despite increased enforcement," an official with Europol, Europe's police agency, said.
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But this felt like a distraction, an attempt to covertly blame activists on the elephants' way out the door.
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To bypass these normal detection methods, researchers in Israel have devised a novel way to communicate covertly with malware.
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Covertly, they surveyed their female peers, inquiring whether they had been the victim of sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
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Antonina and Jan, meanwhile, keep fighting covertly for years for their Jewish neighbors in the only ways they can.
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The students covertly videotaped an argument with him and mobilized on social media to shame him and the university.
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The Cohen investigation had been occurring in secret, as prosecutors went so far as to covertly read his emails.
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Soldiers would be trained as political activists, acting covertly as agents of the armed forces to mold public opinion.
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After vowing to stop processing plutonium, they covertly shifted to enriching uranium the other way to make a bomb.
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Employees have no other option than to covertly disclose rather than jeopardize being 'outed' and destroyed by the president.
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What happened between August 2018 and a week ago is only now being revealed, since negotiations were conducted covertly.
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In 2014, Verizon was busted modifying user data packets to covertly track users around the internet without telling them.
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Life is a vast marketplace in which we negotiate value constantly, overtly and covertly, in hard and soft currencies.
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The crashes were related to a piece of anti-stall software that Boeing had covertly installed on the planes.
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The bill also introduces a revised "computer access warrant," which allows ASIO to covertly access information on a computer.
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The bombardment started covertly as part of an effort to cut off supply routes used by the Viet Cong.
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When Trump cast "deep state" government workers as agents covertly working to undermine the policy aims of his administration.
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The deal collapsed in 2002, when U.S. officials accused North Korea of covertly running a nuclear program using enriched uranium.
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The idea was to covertly "whisk" Gulen away from his home in Pennsylvania "in the dead of night," Woolsey said.
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A company employee said that its technology is being used to covertly monitor the internet activity of 200 million people.
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Whether it was out of patriotism or to earn a quick buck, Sorlot continued to covertly sell the translated version.
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I watched her covertly (I hope), and it felt like a revelation: Our bodies have the same thing to say.
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We weren't expecting to find covertly registered DHS aircraft, given that the department registers dozens of surveillance planes quite openly.
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Each of the film's five vignettes portrays a dystopia in which China, explicitly or covertly, has taken control much sooner.
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Putin appears to be working covertly for Le Pen because her election would wreak havoc on the EU and NATO.
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U.S. Special Operations forces were certain he was at the location in Iraq after covertly surveying it for some days.
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There was talk of covertly recorded conversations, and federal authorities sought documents that might or might not establish presidential wrongdoing.
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Even while initially denying it publicly, the Obama administration was covertly supplying arms to rebel groups in Syria in 2012.
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This drone doesn't just hover, it's capable of covertly perching itself on a vertical wall, just like a fly does.
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These flash drive-sized devices provide couriers with the means to avoid risky bulk cash smuggling by transporting funds covertly.
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Later, a group of mourners trudge down the street and Esti turns around, covertly searching for Ronit in the crowd.
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Many of the settlers are elderly, and covertly returned to their former homes against the advice of the Ukrainian government.
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Talos also discovered a new functionality in VPNFilter, which allows it to covertly add its own code to internet traffic.
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It was investigated by the Central Intelligence Agency over unfounded allegations that it was covertly subsidized by the Soviet Union.
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In particular, the case could have exposed internal administration deliberations over whether to covertly provide arms to the Libyan rebels.
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And what's to stop Kim from stashing away a few bombs and missiles or covertly building more on the side?
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In 2017, he twice traveled to China, where an intelligence operative gave him a phone so they could communicate covertly.
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But remotely infiltrating machines of different makes and models and then covertly changing the vote count is far more challenging.
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On Friday the prime minister's office declined to comment on Mr. Johnson's well-publicized criticisms, because they were covertly recorded.
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The proposal "doesn't completely nullify (China's) 'surrogate country' status, it merely allows the status quo to covertly continue," Shen said.
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The defendants covertly monitored the computers, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code, and stole emails and other documents.
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Ryan, too, had grown up with the show, bingeing on DVDs covertly rented from a Blockbuster near her N.Y.U. dorm.
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He is an unabashed enemy of the free press, having covertly funded a lawsuit that bankrupted Gawker three years ago.
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But thousands began declaring their assets after North Rhine-Westphalia, with the federal government's blessing, started buying covertly collected data.
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Igor Sushchin, Dokuchaev's superior, was covertly working for a Russian investment bank as head of information security, according to the DOJ.
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According to the FBI, the Internet Research Agency is but one of several organizations that operated covertly under Project Lakhta's umbrella.
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The defendants covertly monitored the computers and planted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code and stole emails and other documents.
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Throughout last year, he actively used an alias known to VICE to covertly communicate with other members of the terror group.
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Court documents suggest that prosecutors ended up with 49 hours of covertly-taped conversations inside Alstom, courtesy of executives-turned-informants.
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Clooney, meanwhile, covertly eyes a handgun lying on the floor while wearing what appears to be a vest armed with explosives.
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The Russians tend to get the credit -- and criticism -- for being crafty or acting covertly to advance a range of interests.
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"I'll grab the empty cup, and then covertly clean the inside of it with a napkin under the table," says Madison.
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But the tick that covertly slid its pointy barbed mouthparts into an unlucky 66-year-old Yonkers resident was something new.
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In fact, the company has been covertly testing the mower outdoors, in a fenced-off section of the company's Bedford, Mass.
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Officials say the cameras were covertly installed as part of a sting operation investigating possible human trafficking at the Day Spa.
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In addition to that assistance, CNN reported in 2121 that the CIA was covertly providing arms directly to Iraqi Kurdish forces.
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Gone from Legco are several veterans who have been vocal critics of the party (which operates only covertly in Hong Kong).
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"Unconventional warfare missions allow US Army soldiers to enter a country covertly and build relationships with local militia," the Army says.
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The deal would covertly channel tens of millions of dollars of Russian oil money to the League party, the recording suggests.
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Mr. Skoro, a practicing Muslim, said others of his faith should be willing to covertly assist in the fight against ISIS.
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The U.S. has interfered — usually covertly — in more than 2628 foreign elections since World War Two to boost its preferred candidates.
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Paramedics in New York had to covertly swipe medical supplies from a hospital to restock their depleted ambulances after emergency runs.
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Tensions were compounded when it was later revealed the Trump team covertly enlisted congressional staff to help write the executive order.
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Pakistan's military believes that India has been covertly fanning the flames of the multiple insurgencies it has had to put down.
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The agencies also reported that Russia has ratcheted up activities in cyberspace including meddling, sometimes covertly, in European and U.S. elections.
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He crosses paths with a ragtag group of diverse citizens resisting this new government and covertly trying to get into Canada.
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They covertly encouraged voters, particularly those who might favor Clinton, to either support third-party candidates or not vote at all.
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I turned away and covertly selected nine $20 bills from my wallet, folded and flattened them, and palmed them to him.
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The Journal noted that the R9X has been used covertly, albeit rarely, against targets in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere since 2017.
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"Apparently the band started off as a Christian rock band, but this song isn't overtly or even covertly religious," she said.
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They covertly monitored employee computers and planted malicious code, as well as stealing emails and other documents, according to the indictment.
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Space tech Experts say North Korea has been using its space program -- which Pyongyang claims is peaceful -- to covertly test this technology.
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"The defendants covertly monitored the computers, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code, and stole emails and other documents," he added.
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Human rights watchdogs have suspected extrajudicial killings of drug suspects may have been covertly carried out by police or at their behest.
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Would it be ultimately beneficial to place less value on the act of work, covertly liberating yourself from the chains of society?
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ISPs like Comcast and Charter are currently facing numerous lawsuits for using sneaky fees to covertly jack up advertised prices post sale.
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Here are eight foolproof spots to secretly nap at work, because there is no better feeling than covertly getting paid to sleep.
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Prosecutors are also expected to call a former Visium trader who has been cooperating with authorities since 2013 and covertly recorded Lumiere.
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His staff, which is unusually heavy with former Obama and Clinton campaign staffers, covertly case out a possible place ahead of time.
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It's a bit like how you imagine heroin is, but instead, you're eight years old and covertly spreading Nutella on a biscuit?
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Unlike most enemies in the game, which spawned immediately upon Link entering a room, Wallmasters would covertly creep out of the walls.
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One leading theory was that Cuban hard-liners, who were loyal to Fidel Castro, decided to act covertly against the C.I.A. station.
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But unless you are covertly doing research for a screenplay about a dysfunctional office, I'm guessing you don't want this to escalate.
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A withdrawal would probably best be done quickly and covertly after the American-led coalition captures Raqqa, Syria, from the Islamic State.
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I ask her how old this girl would be now, which is actually me asking covertly how long ago this all was.
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Now similar damage may be done even more covertly, without death or, it's imagined, with less risk of retaliation or collateral damage.
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I applied to read politics at Manchester University so that I could go and covertly read Muay Thai at Master Toddy's gym nearby.
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He said Iran had continued to covertly pursue nuclear ambitions after signing the nuclear deal in 2015 with world powers, despite saying otherwise.
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Buryakov pleaded guilty in March 2016 to conspiring to work covertly as a Russian agent in the U.S. without notifying the attorney general.
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Iranian Defence Minister Amir Hatami said Trump's decision would strengthen Israel, and accused some Muslim states of cooperating covertly with the Israeli government.
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It was done either overtly, as grants or loans with his name attached, or covertly, through donations from organisations whose finances he controlled.
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Yet there are unanswered questions about an influence campaign that one of Manafort's firms covertly led to benefit Yanukovych and his political allies.
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The difference, he added, is that "they will operate more covertly, using difficult routes despite increased enforcement" by countries trying to stop them.
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They might have been knowingly photographed for a driver's license, or covertly filmed by a surveillance camera (which has a higher error rate).
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Even when Smith takes a break from his incessant name-calling, he covertly shames the teens for veering outside the cookie-cutter mainstream.
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He covertly helped them organize a protest outside the US Congress building that called for formal pressure on Assad to ease the crackdown.
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Late Tuesday, two of Radio Free Asia's former employees in Phnom Penh were arrested, accused of continuing to work covertly for the broadcaster.
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They implanted malicious computer code into computers, covertly monitored their users and stole their files that led to a series of disastrous leaks.
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Politicians, community leaders and individuals must be given the space and support to call out external attempts to covertly influence, silence or intimidate.
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The app then allowed those groups to covertly dish the dirt on what was going on in their lives (or other people's lives).
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That didn't slow down advertisers' thirst for an effective way to covertly raise the profile of their brand in the eyes of consumers.
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Reluctantly, Finland complied and covertly recruited the first group of 400 SS volunteers to be sent for training in the spring of 1941.
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The Honest Ads Act, for instance, aims to address concerns about foreign nationals covertly purchasing ads on social media to influence American politics.
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Through a VR headset, the player inhabits a schoolgirl in 1989 who attempts to covertly play her Game Boy-like system during school.
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This wouldn't be the first time Reddit obsessed over a creepy video or a brand has covertly infiltrated a platform to push their product.
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According to Finisterre, the hot-patch mechanism would've allowed DJI to covertly update the app without first seeking user consent, a critical security flaw.
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In recent months, Belgium has become a major center for smugglers attempting to covertly transport people into Britain, according to the National Crime Agency.
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That could be a problem: There has been a rise in covertly ideological online sites that pass themselves off as local news outlets. 8.
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Payton is feisty, never too shy to covertly tug his man's jersey whenever he falls a step behind, and his twitchy hands are everywhere.
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Naturally, the CIA gets involved, and Cage winds up covertly spying on the guy on behalf of the U.S. government, but—another plot twist!
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" It warns of three potential ways the Russian government "might seek to covertly discourage or suppress US voters from participating in next year's election.
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The zipper also lacks any security features, allowing a would-be thief to covertly access it on a busy subway car, train, or bus.
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For the July 14 City of Water Day, organized by the Waterfront Alliance, several aluminum signs were covertly installed in Flushing and Willets Point.
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The Russian president once again deflected suggestions that his government covertly oversaw a hacking operation that swayed the election toward Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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Butina, a 29-year-old Russian woman, was charged this month with covertly working as a foreign agent while living in the United States.
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This is why in March 2011 he was climbing on roofs and standing on toilets at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya covertly scouting McLaren's competitors.
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If she appears in this many queer films and is this stunning and smart in person, she must be covertly queer, the argument goes.
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"I would consider any processes covertly sending back data about processes and modules running on my system as spyware," Bednarek said in an email.
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But a shadow conflict still churned onward in the East, one that Kiev covertly outsourced to the very nationalist groups it once publicly disavowed.
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Published between 1751 and 1772, the Encyclopédie was sponsored by neither the Catholic Church nor the French monarchy and was covertly hostile to both.
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Many will remember that Will was able to covertly communicate with his friends and family using Morse Code to ultimately escape the creature's clutches.
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China Labor Watch said Hua and Li had worked covertly at a shoe factory owned by the Huajian Group in the city of Dongguan.
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On January 4, Flynn revealed to the Trump transition team that the FBI was investigating for covertly lobbying for Turkey; Flynn was not fired.
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Bleachers has evolved from a side project made covertly in motel rooms across America to a full-fledged rock band with vision and style.
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"Today, the Rebellion dies," mutters Iden, after purposely getting captured by a group of rebels, allowing her to covertly sabotage an intercepted Empire transmission.
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In other words, Nader's ties are crucial to understanding how more than one foreign country might have tried to covertly influence the White House.
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After witnessing his cousin's decidedly gangster move of covertly planting the gun in another bag, Al is now seeing him in a new light.
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Researchers can learn a lot from filming animals—and doing so covertly can help minimize the impact on the environment and on animal behavior.
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Until he fears the costs of acting out, covertly or overtly, we do not expect him to try much harder to conceal his efforts.
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Perhaps that data is analyzed more covertly to make sure that we're not terrorists — but only in the interest of national security, we're assured.
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The growing dissent in the province is blamed for a spate of attacks on army checkpoints, which the authorities blame on rebels operating covertly.
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Assuming Monday's New York Times report is correct, the FBI entered covertly by picking the lock on Manafort's front door while he was sleeping.
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Members of Congress are entitled to know the extent to which the executive branch covertly tracks their activities, and the manner and methods used.
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The practice took off among mainstream companies, like Sony BMG, which hired unpaid interns to covertly promote its artists in online communities in 2006.
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The detective decided to covertly record the outside of the business on video for about a week, 24 hours a day, starting November 6.
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Pakistan is widely suspected of covertly supporting some of these rebels, though to a much lesser extent than what it did in the 1990s.
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Pakistan is widely suspected of covertly supporting some of these rebels, though to a much lesser extent than what it did in the 1990s.
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Anonymous sources have long claimed to reporters that the purpose of the Seychelles meeting was for Trump's team to covertly communicate with Putin's team.
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For 15 years, Melbourne- based artist Van T. Rudd, with the help of others, covertly collected forks used by the world's wealthy and powerful elite.
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The military has also repeatedly denied allegations leveled by the United States, Afghanistan and others that is has covertly sheltered militants based along its borders.
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But Tsai and Chang say the bugs they found allow anyone to covertly burrow into a company's network without needing a working username or password.
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Why it matters: These apps are frequently operated by abusers to covertly keep tabs on significant others, providing data on locations, movements and online behaviors.
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The group of Vizio customers alleged in its 2016-filed complaint that the company was covertly collecting viewing data from customers' internet-connected smart TVs.
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Near the end of the song she sings, "Je suis ici" (I am here), as a purposeful addition to covertly address a very real problem.
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With this new technology, a user could appear to comply with an attacker's request to unlock his or her phone, but actually covertly call 911.
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During World War II, fears that Japanese-Americans were covertly aiding the enemy led Franklin Roosevelt to imprison more than 100,000 people in internment camps.
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Who ever heard of any president or president-elect who has praised foreign dictators, including Putin, while the Russians act covertly to subvert our elections?
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But this doesn't mean that China isn't considering covertly lifting the maximum pressure campaign for any number of reasons, including their growing dissatisfaction with you.
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Today Howard might covertly pull out his phone and read a link a friend shared about, say, an eccentric society in England that appreciates clouds.
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The FBI-CIA team would covertly supervise Maguire's undercover tilt against his own boss, a spy-versus-spy operation in the bosom of CIA headquarters.
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Project Zero has returned with a new report by researcher Natalie Silvanovich highlighting 10 new ways that the iPhone can be covertly compromised by hackers.
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For example, the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government, Beijing's watchdog organ in Hong Kong, has long been known to covertly manipulate local elections.
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During his closing remarks, one of Hogan's lawyers, Kenneth Turkel, said Gawker failed to contact his client for a comment on the covertly captured footage.
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Ren covertly teaches rhythmically challenged Willard how to dance (in montage form!), and his core crew makes a pilgrimage beyond state lines to a club.
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Books of The Times There are only two kinds of writers in the world, according to John McPhee: the overtly insecure and the covertly insecure.
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In the play, the mother of the young guard tasked with watching Gouges becomes fascinated with her, and covertly gives her a key to escape.
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We all harbor the knowledge, however covertly, that we're going to die, but when it comes to small talk, I am the angel of death.
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The company said it "has never and will never covertly access telecom networks, nor do we have the capability to do so" (The Associated Press).
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Bad actors have always gone to great lengths to operate covertly, but with our own counterterrorism strategies struggling to keep up, the gap is growing.
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The public record shows that America has a long bipartisan history of openly and covertly acting to foment regime change in dozens of foreign countries.
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Most of the discourse is about how evil tech companies are (covertly) peddling addictive products/services that are destroying our minds, our society and our relationships.
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The selfie she covertly snapped in Goodwin's apartment helped convict him of abuse, and he was subsequently sentenced to four years and three months in prison.
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In another case, a tester was able to covertly gain access to a CEO's office—only, he didn't know the CEO had his own private security.
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The president's own foreign minister, a non-Islamist, admitted to poisoning other governments against him, while the intelligence services worked covertly to bring the Brotherhood down.
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That was when anti-abortion activists began releasing covertly filmed videos purporting to show officials from the group trying to negotiate prices for aborted fetal tissue.
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People slated for deportation who are deemed threats would be incarcerated, while Swiss police would get new powers to covertly track suspected threats via electronic media.
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This has fuelled suspicions that the government wants to be able to gain access to them, either covertly or by putting pressure on data-storage companies.
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Those opposing the idea cared so little that they didn't even dissent, and the least-liked researcher covertly began a series of experiments the next day.
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But Cagle was hobbled by damaging audio covertly recorded by a former GOP rival, and any chance of his victory slipped away after Trump endorsed Kemp.
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It seeks damages and a court order barring the group from entering Planned Parenthood facilities under false pretenses and covertly recording the group's officials and business.
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I quickly learned that the Yoruba religion is a spiritual system that had covertly survived the violence, rape, and subjugation of the Mid-Atlantic slave trade.
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Amazon had about 40 engineers who would covertly extract and organise rivals' data with bots as of several years ago, one of the people interviewed said.
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The FSB is still known to buy so-called vulnerabilities from shadier hackers or covertly hire specific individuals and organizations for a price, those sources said.
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Some 40,000 people, by official count, have died in the valley since 1990, when a bloody insurgency covertly sponsored by Pakistan provoked a brutal Indian crackdown.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said state antidoping experts and members of the intelligence service covertly replaced tainted urine samples with clean ones collected from the athletes months earlier.
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Here are eight hidden taxes that covertly drain money from your wallet on a regular basis: Hidden cell phone taxes cost you over $100 per year.
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Decades of civil war between the government and the Tamil Tigers ensued, with the latter aided covertly by India, until the rebellion was crushed in 2009.
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One of the leading concerns regarding operation of these drones whether operators are using drones to covertly spy on, or take inappropriate photographs of, their neighbors.
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All the while, the EPA was covertly handing out dozens of "hardship" waivers to oil refineries, which ended up reducing the standard by billions of gallons.
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China's involvement in Zimbabwe stretches back to the 1970s, when Beijing covertly supplied ammunition and financing to Mugabe's guerrilla forces during the country's war of independence.
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No, the duo was accused of covertly transporting a combined total of 1,287 metric tons of garlic across the Norway-Sweden border on 59 separate occasions.
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In 2013, the FBI employee began providing Sporyshev with the binders containing purported industry analysis he wrote, supporting documents, and "covertly placed recording devices," prosecutors wrote.
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Other research has shown how a similar method can be used to covertly log a user's keystrokes by sending barely-audible sound through the computer's speakers.
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In what the prime minister described as "a great intelligence achievement," Israel covertly obtained the records, including 2023,000 pages and another 55,000 files on 21625 CDs.
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The sangiovese requirement did not always deter Montalcino producers, who earlier in this century sometimes covertly added international varieties like merlot or syrah to their wines.
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Corcoran's case involved a classic phishing scheme in which a scammer was able to trick her staff into handing over money rather than stealing it covertly.
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Amazon had about 40 engineers who would covertly extract and organize rivals' data with bots as of several years ago, one of the people interviewed said.
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National security is one aspect of governance in which our agencies must be able acquire and use intelligence covertly if the mission is to be accomplished.
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In 2016, Verizon struck a $1.35 settlement with the FCC for modifying wireless user data packets to covertly track users around the internet without telling them.
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So why did I covertly order a 16-ounce sack of bee pollen from Amazon on my phone during a three-minute break in our conversation?
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Facebook has acknowledged that Russian agents covertly bought advertising on its platform in an effort to swing the 2016 presidential election in favor of Mr. Trump.
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Several Trump allies, including his lawyer Rudy Giuliani, have implied that Manigault-Newman may have broken the law by covertly recording conversations in the Situation Room.
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That isn't something that could be done covertly — it was about meeting people, being invited into their homes, or hovering over the city in a helicopter.
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In August, the president of the Girl Scouts accused the Boy Scouts of seeking to covertly recruit girls into their programs while disparaging the Girl Scouts' operations.
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The indictment accuses Manafort and Gates of orchestrating a nearly decade-long conspiracy to covertly work for Ukrainian interests and launder millions of dollars through offshore accounts.
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Cambridge CEO Alexander Nix was suspended by his company last week after British reporters published covertly recorded footage showing Nix boasting about bribing and blackmailing political rivals.
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He even keeps his cool when his friends decide to break into the home of a Mexican family, believing it to be the covertly hidden speakeasy entrance.
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He and Li Zhao had worked covertly at a shoe factory in the city of Dongguan, in southern Guangdong province, that was owned by the Huajian Group.
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His latest book, "The Less You Know, The Better You Sleep," details allegations that Russian intelligence services were covertly involved in mass-casualty terrorist attacks in Russia.
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The case centres on whether DNB, charging customers for so-called active fund management, had in fact covertly been tracking a stock index - a claim DNB denies.
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I've been both covertly and aggressively photographing him since the day he was born, and it's made me appreciate technology more than I ever thought I would.
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But with everyone carrying smartphones these days, there's little that can be done to prevent someone from covertly recording the sounds of a 3D printer at work.
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As the technology has proliferated, civil liberties experts are increasingly worried that the devices can be used to covertly introduce heavily criticized face recognition technology into cities.
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"It may be (overtly or covertly) passed on to another country, even though the UK would be unwilling to share directly with that state," the solicitors argued.
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But national security and law enforcement officials worry it is creating a powerful tool for terrorists to communicate covertly and putting up high-tech roadblocks to investigations.
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It wasn't painful, but it was cumbersome and I had to find ways to covertly prick myself in front of friends and colleagues at restaurants and bars.
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But national security and law enforcement officials worry it is creating a powerful tool for terrorists to communicate covertly and putting up high-tech roadblocks to investigations.
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Apple may be interested in an anti-theft measure that involves covertly capturing both a photo and fingerprint of a phone thief without his or her knowledge.
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The committee and the British parliament should fully investigate whether Russia covertly supported Brexit, which Trump supports, which advances Putin's purpose of dividing Britain from continental Europe.
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"As covertly as he possibly could, [he] took photos of them unbeknownst to them; it seemed to be very creepy," Pella Police Chief Robert Bokinsky told WHOTV.
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" In short, the company says: You can "remotely and covertly collect information about your target's relationships, location, phone calls, plans and activities — whenever and wherever they are.
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The human rights watchdog said police had been known to use fake online profiles to "covertly befriend" people in a bid to monitor what they did online.
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There is nothing new about intelligence services for the United States and Russia hacking each other's computer systems or trying to covertly influence other countries' domestic politics.
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In covertly-recorded footage, we see a fellow cop come up to him and demand that he remove his hat, because the temperature isn't quite low enough.
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Unless Pelosi and crew are able to find a way to fly commercial covertly, that may have to wait until the government reopens — whenever that may be.
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Daleiden and Merritt were indicted in January 2016 for using illegal government IDs to covertly film a Planned Parenthood facility in Texas, but that case was dropped.
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Those emails are routed through servers around the globe, and if the United States wanted to shut them down covertly, that presumably would have happened years ago.
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President-elect Donald Trump opened up a surprising rift with U.S. intelligence agencies, lashing out over their assessments that Russian hackers acted covertly to further his campaign.
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Grosse led Google's security efforts when Edward Snowden revealed the NSA was covertly surveilling U.S. citizens, which included exploiting vulnerabilities of tech companies to obtain user data.
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In order for the deal to work, the US needs to believe that the Taliban won't covertly back or turn a blind eye to terrorists in Afghanistan.
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While this may be the first time a royal will have a cameo in a "Star Wars" movie, there is a precedent of celebrities covertly playing Stormtroopers.
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A loophole in Twitter's anti-spamming safeguards allowed users to covertly flood the platform with disinformation and conspiracy theories for years, a Business Insider investigation has found.
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British agents, as Politico has detailed, covertly paid for biased polls showing that Americans favored intervention and also worked to defeat a prominent isolationist member of Congress.
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Heartland has been active for years on the climate change denialism front, helping the fossil fuel industry covertly bankroll climate science denialism in public schools and online.
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For decades, the CIA used Swiss company Crypto AG, which it covertly owned, to spy on both adversaries and allies, according to leaked documents published last week.
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In footage that Ladkani amazingly was able to film, Andrea Crosta, a conservationist and activist, covertly meets with snitches from the supply chain he's trying to break.
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In footage that Ladkani amazingly was able to film, Andrea Crosta, a conservationist and activist, covertly meets with snitches from the supply chain he's trying to break.
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There may be some question whether Russia was behind the hacking attacks on one candidate's computers or is covertly meddling in some other way in France's politics.
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But Murdoch, who had owned once-dominant social media site MySpace, covertly waged war against Facebook over News Feed beginning in 2016, Wired reported, citing unnamed sources.
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Mr. Guzmán also established a complex communications network to allow him to speak covertly with his growing empire without detection by law enforcement, according to the memo.
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The two anti-abortion activists who covertly recorded the video were indicted on charges of tampering with government records for using fake identification; the charges were dismissed.
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The efforts, initiated under former President George W. Bush and then eased under President Barack Obama, covertly slip faulty parts and materials into Iran's aerospace supply chains.
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"I did that thing that I'm sure people have done to you where you kind of covertly try to take a picture of the famous person," she said.
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As well as those who thought the product looked silly, plenty found the glasses sinister, worrying that their users were covertly filming everyone they came into contact with.
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American politics was jolted when 17 intelligence agencies concluded in January that Russia had covertly intervened in the 20113 presidential campaign with the aim of electing Donald Trump.
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It was not so long ago that 33chan users were worshipping her as an "Aryan goddess" who was covertly redpilling America, claiming her as a secret white supremacist.
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The case centres on whether DNB, in charging customers for so-called active fund management, had in fact covertly been tracking a stock index - a claim DNB denies.
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Image: GettyFacebook wants you all to know that it's not listening to your microphone to covertly sell you ads, nope, no way, nuh-uh, no siree, no way!
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In written responses to the AP, Davis said he did not know that his firm had proposed a plan to covertly promote the interests of the Russian government.
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Earlier this year, the New York Police Department was forced to release documents showing it had used these kind of devices covertly more than 1,000 times since 2008.
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At least 30 men of various nationalities — including French, Belgian and Australian — have been covertly transferred by U.S. forces to Iraqi custody, Iraqi sources and court documents show.
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As he later testified at a congressional hearing on street crime and policing: In contrast to what one would believe, most robberies were not being carried out covertly.
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Existing only in the Control Center, it allows you to easily capture a video of your screen (and yes, it does make it easier to covertly record Snaps).
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In 1980, covertly filmed videotape was admitted into an American court for the first time, as part of the ABSCAM case (the inspiration behind the movie American Hustle).
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In a strongly worded letter sent to the AHLA, Airbnb accuses the organization of playing both sides, supporting "legalization" agreements in public while covertly working to oppose them.
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To execute the policy, Nixon and his national security advisor, Henry Kissinger, had to work carefully and sometimes covertly, in order to bypass resistance in their own administration.
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Also under investigation is a decision by Mr. Spota's office to have detectives covertly follow Justin Meyers, a press secretary for Mr. Bellone, two of the people said.
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Then Trump himself suggested that Twitter was covertly preventing the tweets of right-leaning users, including RNC Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel, from being seen by a mass audience.
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In California—where Daleiden and Merritt covertly filmed several of their "sting" videos while wearing hidden cameras—it is illegal to record someone without their knowledge or consent.
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Student live-tweets in police cell Last month, CNN spoke to an engineering student who covertly documented his experience when he was arrested by SARS officers in June.
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But he changed his mind the following year, signing a presidential finding authorizing the C.I.A. to covertly arm and train small groups of rebels at bases in Jordan.
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"Failing to register as a foreign agent really allows a foreign government to wage information warfare against Americans because they're able to covertly influence Americans without them knowing."
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Having written art reviews covertly while working in an office long ago, I can relate — though I hope I don't get him in trouble for mentioning that here.
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Some ISPs like Verizon have even experimented with modifying user data packets to covertly track users around the internet—initially without informing them or letting them opt out.
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The pattern here is clear: The President of the United States is alleging (and alleging and alleging) that members of his administration are actually covertly opposed to him.
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With a privacy scandal hanging over its head, it fell on Amazon's hardware and services chief, Dave Limp, to try and assuage everyone's fears of being covertly monitored.
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The lawsuit calls for damages and a court order barring the group from entering Planned Parenthood facilities under false pretenses and covertly recording the group's officials and business.
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Facebook has, as many have noted, always been a covertly right-wing company, "hostage to conservative ideas about economics and speech," as Jacob Silverman wrote in The Baffler.
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Moscow has been courting Serbia and Bosnian Serbs, while also covertly intervening in neighboring Macedonia and Montenegro, as it tries to regain its historical influence in the Balkans.
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It's set during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution and kicks off when an alien race decides to invade Earth after the Chinese government covertly sends a signal into space.
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Facebook and other companies said last week that multiple social media accounts and websites were part of an Iranian project to covertly influence public opinion in other countries.
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The officials revealed that the Trump administration was accelerating efforts to thwart Iran's missiles and rockets, by covertly slipping faulty parts and materials into its aerospace supply chains.
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Assassins covertly tracked Bandera to his Munich address and used a K.G.B.-manufactured gun that sprayed poison to make Bandera's death appear to have been a heart attack.
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Still, he practiced covertly throughout his decade in the purple suit and says his devotion to tantra remained a secret he'd share with some members of the crew.
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But actually reading that she told a private room of Goldman bankers that she thinks America's military should "intervene as covertly as is possible" may still be alarming.
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Though Marsden, 43, did admit that he once saw Mirren at the Rome International Airport and instead of introducing himself, he followed her around and covertly took her picture.
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Worries that Chinese drones could be covertly siphoning data and relaying it back to Chinese intelligence agencies, either directly or by way of Chinese manufacturers, have circulated for years.
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State law forbids prostitution in the more densely populated counties: it is illegal in Las Vegas and Reno, though that is where most sex-workers covertly ply their trade.
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On Friday a federal grand jury said Russia's military intelligence agency officers covertly monitored computers of Hillary Clinton's campaign and Democratic campaign committees, and stole large amounts of data.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz to step down as Democratic National Committee chair in what could be an unprecedented example of the Kremlin not covertly, but directly, intervening in US politics.
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But a malicious plugin that covertly scrapes all user data, as opposed to a well-intentioned one that explicitly gets user consent, may be like comparing apples and oranges.
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In the last year alone, we saw the fallout of Scott's attempt to covertly bring a mystery woman on family vacation or the chaos of his many signature meltdowns.
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Revelations that the Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel has been covertly pursuing a legal campaign to destroy the Gawker Media has generated surprisingly little outrage outside of journalistic circles.
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Structurally, these conspiracy theories have the same pattern: The hated president is believed to be covertly allied with some despised out-group, with an ideological, religious or racial minority.
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These conditions are especially important for a subset of people who are covertly prejudiced: They're aware that they're prejudiced and ok with it, but don't want others to know.
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"I have never made any commitments or contacts with the obligation or purpose to covertly promote or advance 'Putin's government' interests anywhere in the world," the aluminum magnate added.
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In 2008's The Dark Knight, Batman figures out a way to access every single cell phone in Gotham, covertly using their microphones to help track down the Joker.
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And the film is surprisingly sympathetic to German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, played by Game of Thrones' Carice van Houten as a principled, fearless artist covertly resisting the Nazi agenda.
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But it is hard not to be cynical when Facebook carries out an experiment on more than 680,000 of its loyal users in which it covertly manipulates their emotions.
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In 2010 he covertly infiltrated the Gdeim Izik encampment in Western Sahara, and photographed the largest peaceful demonstration in the history of the Sahrawi people since the Moroccan occupation.
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THE INTERVENTION Clea DuVall wrote, directed and appears in this comic drama about four couples on a weekend getaway that turns out to be a covertly arranged marriage intervention.
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Relying on storytelling and word-of-mouth, Shockey creates a counter-archive by mapping these sites that were hidden from law enforcement and thrived covertly from the general public.
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Other times, it means repeatedly watching a grainy, covertly recorded video of chickens' necks being slit to verify that the speed is, in fact, faster than two per second.
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Buried in those increases however was an obnoxious and growing trend: the use of below the line fees to covertly jack up the advertised rate of Comcast TV service.
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Even NASA, which was explicitly created as a civilian agency and mandated not to use its research for military purposes, has covertly cooperated in dozens of military intelligence operations.
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During cross-examination, Ms. Shroff asked one C.I.A. witness: "Do you recall a time when the C.I.A. covertly tried to read Angela Merkel's emails?" referring to the German chancellor.
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"Directorate S" — the title refers to the arm of Pakistani intelligence that covertly supports the Afghan Taliban — is a sequel to that volume, carrying the story up to 2016.
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A Times investigation has found that the Trump administration's plan to allow cars to emit more pollution has been covertly supported by the country's biggest oil refiner: Marathon Petroleum.
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The only reasonable explanation was that a new thermal area had been covertly growing in the region since the late-1990s, altering the ground's chemistry with its superheated fluids.
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This is why you feel compelled to speak about your past, along with the fact that your ex openly cultivates his racial enlightenment while covertly exploiting his patriarchal privilege.
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The rats in this story seem a background curiosity at first, something we can ignore just as people in cities ignore the rats covertly overrunning the subways and parks.
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If culturally prominent sites were targeted, the Trump administration might argue they were being used to covertly stockpile weapons that could target U.S. interests and personnel in the region.
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In 1957 he became a director of Air America, the private air charter company that was covertly financed by the Central Intelligence Agency and other United States government authorities.
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Accordingly, government news and advertisements can be crafted to be indistinguishable from speech by private broadcasters, seamlessly integrated into a broadcast, and presented to American audiences covertly, without attribution.
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"Iran is aggressive in the region against their neighboring states, both overtly and covertly," Army General Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters this week.
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Key to the Great Replacement and its varied kin is the notion that the Jew has engineered an assimilation into whiteness in order to covertly destroy it from within.
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On July 23, Mr. Maiga assigned agents for the secret mission to pack the manuscripts from the institute's depository and transport them covertly across town to a safe house.
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The Age said Wang had revealed how Beijing covertly controlled listed companies to fund intelligence operations, including surveillance and profiling of dissidents and the co-opting of media organisations.
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This extends back several decades: In the 1980s, the US covertly sent about $5 billion to Pakistan to fund militant groups to help fight the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
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These women can typically still find clothing at straight size stores and don't have to covertly ask a flight attendant for a seat belt extender when they board a plane.
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SINCE there are few folk more gullible than editors and reporters desperate to fill the front page, an invitation covertly devised by Alan Abel was sure to pull them in.
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Eventually, though, Facebook's security staff came to the conclusion that the social network was being used by spies and other government agents to covertly spread disinformation among rivals and enemies.
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And Verizon thought it was a good idea to covertly modify wireless user data packets to track them around the internet without telling them or providing working opt out tools.
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Speaking of their frustration at Mr. Mansoor's sanctuary in Afghanistan, they said they had tried covertly to lure him across the border so that he could be detained or killed.
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Our courtship consisted of trying to stay awake, sharing takeout meals, watching some television, falling asleep, meeting covertly at work and spending one weekend at a modest Cape Cod resort.
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Security researchers say they've found more than a dozen iPhone apps covertly communicating with a server associated with Golduck, a historically Android-focused malware that infects popular classic game apps.
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China's United Front Work Department has expanded and been given a larger global role to suppress criticism and covertly influence ethnic Chinese associations, political parties, campus organizations and other groups.
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Joshua Nozzi, the developer who first raised alarms about FaceApp, and other security researchers later knocked down the initial fear that FaceApp is covertly harvesting your entire smartphone camera roll.
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The story he told sounded unlikely: that he was one of thousands of "targeted individuals," who had been covertly spied on and manipulated by the CIA in the early 2700s.
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On the security front, however, as elections loom in the US and carry on worldwide, you can expect resentment to intensify over state-funded efforts to covertly manipulate foreign electorates.
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Ukraine, the United States and many governments in Western Europe also say that Moscow has armed and encouraged pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, and covertly infiltrated Russian military personnel.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said state antidoping experts and members of the intelligence service covertly replaced tainted urine samples with clean ones collected from the athletes months earlier, before they started doping.
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Our TV channel VICELAND recently explored the underground network of tunnels that connects the Gaza Strip to Israel and Egypt, allowing soldiers and goods to covertly pass into Palestinian territory.
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And one guy suggested they develop a machine that a man could use to covertly test the health of his sexual partners, because "women are liars" who spread venereal diseases.
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More possibilities are being explored, she said, including adding tracking of world-wandering refrigerated ships that sometimes meet up covertly with rogue fishing vessels just outside of national marine boundaries.
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At the time, Nixon was worried that if too much progress was made he would lose and told an aide to find a way to covertly "monkey wrench" the talks.
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Psy-Group stood out from many of its rivals because it didn't just gather intelligence; it specialized in covertly spreading messages to influence what people believed and how they behaved.
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The core idea is to flip the notion that Internet users have to 'pay' to use 'free' products by having their personal data covertly and persistently harvested by these services.
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Maybe club closures, in fact it was very inspiring to see all the love fabric received when they got covertly attacked, but, I don't have heart with geo-political anything.
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Prosecutors unsealed four indictments Monday that accuse 27 people -- horse trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors -- of carrying out separate but related conspiracies to covertly provide performance-enhancing drugs to racehorses.
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Mr. Khan's lawyers say the university covertly influenced the police inquiry, working hand-in-glove with officers in a way that has compromised Mr. Khan's right to a fair trial.
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Officers of Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU, covertly monitored computers of Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign and Democratic campaign committees, and stole large amounts of data, the indictment said.
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"As a successful African-American planner with 16 years of professional experience, I have been subjected to a wide range of tactless and at times covertly racist comments," she wrote.
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Fourth, Hillary Clinton promoted the Clinton-Petraeus Plan, a plan to covertly supply assistance to the moderate forces opposing Bashar Assad in Syria, a plan that was rejected by Obama.
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In short, it's doing a bit of everything, which is why when the company says it's covertly collected data from millions of patients, it's not surprising that people are suspicious.
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These two extreme objective functions – unconstrained profit maximization and state control – lead to the same result: The ceding of free will to AI algorithms that control us overtly or covertly.
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How had he and fellow Timbuktiens covertly carried hundreds of thousands of historic documents, from the institute and dozens of private collections, out from under the noses of the occupiers?
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The couples in each of these films are forced by circumstance to engage in romance covertly, yet what comes through in the performances is the pleasure of being — truly — seen.
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" Umbra's proposal, obtained by CNN, concluded: "We will need to ensure that the operation is conducted as covertly as possible, with all successes and recognition going to the Mozambican Military.
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Trump today expressed the hope that Vladimir Putin's Russian intelligence services or subcontractors would covertly infiltrate and hack American systems to obtain information designed to undermine Clinton and favor him.
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But today, identifying threats before they happen is nearly impossible, as extremist groups like Boko Haram and ISIL take advantage of smartphones with encrypted technologies to covertly plot their attacks.
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The U.S. government covertly moved to expel two officials from the Chinese embassy earlier this year after they drove onto a military base, the New York Times reported on Sunday.
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And then there are the three wives, the murdered mistress, and even a posthumous scandal over Wright's ashes, covertly exhumed from his Wisconsin family plot to Taliesin West in Arizona.
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If someone were to covertly access the memory card before the election, they could mark some or all users as having already voted absentee, preventing them from casting their actual vote.
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You don't have to be worried about this miniature HAL 9000 replica refusing to open an air lock for you, or listening in on private conversations by covertly reading your lips.
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It further raises questions about how rigorously and frequently app stores review their apps and developers — Apple has also been under fire for an app that covertly transferred data to China.
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"There probably are some cases where (the government) should be able to go in covertly and get information about a company's email," Gates said at a Reuters Newsmaker event in Washington.
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According to the Intercept, which cites a classified GCHQ document released to it by Snowden, UK authorities have used Schedule 7 powers to covertly download data from devices searched at borders.
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In fact, Ilana manages to covertly follow Abbi to all of the clues, which includes watching from a roof, posing as an old man, and even pretending to be a horse.
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I think for a lot of people, including women — both the anger they identify with and the white pride, whether they're overtly or covertly racist — reflects a victimization narrative with roots.
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Ben Willmott, Head of Public Policy at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development said covertly monitoring employees may be against the law in some countries, such as the United Kingdom.
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A white female college freshman is facing a criminal charge after allegedly boasting on social media about covertly harassing her black roommate to the point that she moved out, PEOPLE confirms.
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But they survived by operating covertly and grew steadily in number after Mao&aposs death in 1976, when a populace disillusioned with the Communist Party began to seek moral guidance elsewhere.
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" In just one other example in August, Google Play expelled at least three faux messaging apps it discovered were "capable of covertly taking photos, recording audio, retrieving call logs, and more.
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Meanwhile, they armed, funded, and supported (sometimes publicly, other times covertly) most sides the conflict, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Israel, Egypt and even the Taliban, Al Qaeda, and ISIS.
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The government now says it misinterpreted text messages from Maria Butina, although she is still accused of covertly working as a political operative on behalf of the Kremlin (The Associated Press).
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ROME — For more than two decades, the British street artist Banksy has covertly — and often illicitly — stenciled his often politically tinged statements on the walls of structures worldwide, shielded by anonymity.
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He called the opposition leaders the United States has been not-so-covertly arming in Syria "a U.S.-controlled terrorist international," using a phrase that was a throwback to Soviet times.
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The news follows controversial actions by Huffman, who admitted last week to covertly editing comments that criticized him, replacing his username in the comments with those of moderators for r/the_donald.
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According to the three-hundred-and-thirty-four-page report, the bank had laundered billions of dollars for Mexican drug cartels, and violated sanctions by covertly doing business with pariah states.
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A source in the Russian security service told local media on Tuesday that two British diplomats had this month been caught covertly filming the Mozdok military air base in southern Russia.
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" —ZD "Rhys took this picture of me...at a gay bar in Venice Beach, after doing a freelance gig where he covertly filmed, for posterity, a guy proposing to his girlfriend.
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Shortly after leaving the White House, Manigault Newman revealed she had covertly recorded several conversations in the White House, including with then-White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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That could lead to his government approving specific policies to placate Trump or perhaps covertly acting to ensure that the Trump Organization secures favorable business deals in Panama in the future.
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Encouraged by an older brother who started studying covertly and eventually left for college, Westover attempts to do likewise, reading deep into her father's books on the 19th-century Mormon prophets.
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In this case, Mr. Desautels said, FacePalm is not as dangerous as a flaw that can covertly track someone's location, turn on that person's camera and capture video without a trace.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA) covertly altered the secret memo allegedly detailing inappropriate conduct by the FBI after the House Intelligence Committee voted to send it to the White House on Monday.
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With such properties, Dr. Vollrath believes his artificial horn could be used to covertly flood the market with a cheap, convincing replacement, reducing the demand that leads to rhinos being slaughtered.
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A prosecutor would first take steps that can be done covertly, without the subject knowing, to gather evidence that can serve as the basis for more aggressive actions like search warrants.
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"I would not be surprised if Steve Bannon and others would be overtly and covertly trying to divide the labor movement," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers.
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Experts say the real purpose of such limits is to covertly jack up your already expensive broadband bill—and punish customers looking to cut the cord on traditional cable TV services.
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Mr. Carter's so-called "malaise" speech is famously remembered as a lay sermon that fell flat, but it was a crafted performance meant to address, overtly and covertly, three political questions.
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" The McClatchy report, published on Tuesday, claims that the joint task force's investigation looked into, among other things, "how money may have moved from the Kremlin to covertly help Trump win.
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With Russia, the case tilts to a hidden response because the two countries have experience in covertly signaling each another (during the Cold War) when bounds looked as if they were overstepped.
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Others have used the exploits to covertly ensnare thousands of computers to harness their bandwidth to launch distributed denial-of-service attacks by pummeling other systems with massive amounts of internet traffic.
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Under World Trade Organization rules, VATs are allowed to be border-adjusted but income taxes are not — this is supposed to prevent using the tax code to covertly funnel trade-distorting subsidies.
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A security firm found that at least three of these apps—which are capable of covertly taking photos, recording audio, retrieving call logs, and more—were available for download on Google Play.
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It's less invasive than other behavioral biometric verification systems, such as retinal scanners or fingerprinting, but its passive nature could make it a bigger privacy concern, since it could be used covertly.
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Akkai was a sex worker for a few years, but found that it left her feeling unhappy and incomplete — men were often abusive, and the work had to be carried out covertly.
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Once an abuser gains access to a victim's device, he or she can install software that can covertly monitor the device and, by extension, the person's most intimate day-to-day activities.
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During Ms. Butina's sentencing hearing, the judge said Ms. Butina was transmitting political reports to Russia at the same time Russian intelligence operatives were covertly trying to influence the last presidential election.
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The acorn is used as a way to covertly deliver messages to a local scholar who has access to an alethiometer, a truth-divining tool that figured prominently in Pullman's previous trilogy.
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A pair of artists have covertly 3D-scanned the famous bust in its museum setting, making the data publicly available—and they even plan to exhibit a printed version back in Egypt.
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Their presence is needed now more than ever with extremist groups such as the Oath Keepers vowing to mobilize former law enforcement and military officials to conduct surveillance covertly at polling sites.
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Cambridge Analytica's acting CEO said in a statement today that the company will undergo an independent third-party audit to determine whether it still holds any data covertly obtained from Facebook users.
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In recent years, telecom giants like Verizon have been repeatedly caught covertly spying on customers and selling your private location data to a long chain of dubious middlemen, often with little oversight.
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Officers of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency covertly monitored computers of U.S. Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and campaign committees, and stole large amounts of data, U.S. investigators have concluded.
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As we predicted, these covertly prejudiced people tended to refrain from shocking the man who was confirmed as gay, but delivered extremely high levels of shocks to the man who liked shopping.
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Amazon is covertly acquiring assets, including refrigerated trucks, and making new hires as part of an initiative led by head of ASEAN Steven Scrive, two sources close to the company told TechCrunch.
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That includes those who are our friends and who want to work with us covertly but who now will not, even if Brennan has provided zero evidence to back up his accusation.
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The company had some notable success using covertly-funded proxy groups to circulate a misleading study claiming that anti-competitive practices like zero rating were somehow a huge boon to California's minorities.
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The optics of Wall Street-funded philanthropists taking control of a poor, majority-black district fed a narrative that moneyed white outsiders were covertly taking over Newark while padding private consultants' pockets.
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Asperger worked at the University Pediatric Clinic in Vienna, at a time when children with significant disabilities who were deemed a burden to the state were covertly "euthanized," according to Nazi eugenics.
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But in 2016 it took security researchers the better part of two years before they noticed Verizon was actively modifying user data packets to covertly track users around the internet without consent.
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Those companies were found to be more susceptible to having compromised machines because of malware infections, such as botnets that covertly control a computer network, a problem shared with U.S.-based companies.
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That is a contrast from 2016, when Mr. Trump met covertly with Mr. Rove, who had described him as "graceless and divisive," at the Manhattan home of the casino magnate Steve Wynn.
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The Treasury Department said the governor of Iran's central bank, Valiollah Seif, "covertly funneled millions of dollars" to support Hezbollah from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps through Iraq's al-Bilad Islamic Bank.
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To imagine that such weapons have not only been covertly developed but also were then somehow hidden near the embassy is even more fanciful, for a variety of logistical and technical reasons.
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"We will not bow down to pressure from the mayor's office or any group for that matter who covertly is attempting to shut us down," the restaurant group said in a statement.
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The guidance had been circulated among a group of Russians who were covertly running a vast network of social media accounts seeking to divide Democrats and push the candidacy of Donald Trump.
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Why it matters: AnyVision's "advanced tactical surveillance" software powered a project that covertly monitored Palestinians in the West Bank, for which the company won an Israeli defense prize in 2018, per NBC.
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Congressional concerns, amplified by reports from investigators on the ground in Nicaragua, prompted Congress to pass a series of amendments barring the Reagan administration from covertly funneling aid to the Contra rebels.
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To Americans, Kayani is known for presiding over an elaborate double game, in which Pakistan took billions in U.S. aid to help with the war in Afghanistan while covertly sponsoring the Taliban.
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"In Australia, it is clear that the Chinese Communist Party is working to covertly interfere with our media, our universities and also influence our political processes and public debates," Mr. Hastie said.
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North Korea can also possibly supply Iran with a nuclear backstop – a method to covertly continue nuclear research and development restricted under the deal through their tried and true secret procurement channels.
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It's widely believed that the American-Israeli Stuxnet operation that covertly knocked out Iran's nuclear program in 2009 was a serious wake-up call for Tehran to invest in its hacker force.
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Another Saudi woman who had fled the kingdom for Australia described covertly using her father's phone to access Absher and give herself permission to travel, allowing her to leave the country undetected.
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On the nuclear front, a collapse of the deal could also hasten the risk that Iran covertly attempts to reconstitute a nuclear program that once consumed U.S. intelligence officials and military planners.
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Like an Andy Dufresne captivated by greed instead of freedom, with every plate I took from the buffet, I'd eat one and covertly slip three or four into my foil-lined case.
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Now I was back in the country to take an additional two weeks of language classes by day while covertly making further notes for a book in my hotel room at night.
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One prominent invasion of privacy prosecution came in Missouri, where an exotic dancer pleaded guilty to the charge in the late 1990s after he covertly recorded a sexual encounter with his girlfriend.
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Motherboard has observed other neo-Nazi organizations using and promoting their ProtonMail accounts, while at least one militant network was using an encrypted chat app to convene more covertly and plan IRL activities.
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If the fringe of the fringe of conspiracy theorists are to be believed, shape-shifting interdimensional reptilians from royal bloodlines are trying to thin the herd of humanity by covertly sterilizing the masses.
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Beyond its connections to Russian government, Telegram has been called the "app of choice" for ISIS members and other terror groups, who use it to covertly propagandize, recruit new members, and coordinate strategy.
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China Labor Watch's Li said Hua and another investigator, Li Zhao, had worked covertly at a shoe factory in the city of Dongguan, in Guangdong province, that was owned by the Huajian Group.
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Instead, Trump is merely playing the part of hapless conspiratorial criminal while covertly helping the special counsel pursue their true quarry: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Podesta, and all the other liberal boogeymen.
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The increased sales have been attributed in large part to charges against K-pop star Jung Joon-young, who has been accused of spreading covertly recorded videos of sex partners without their consent.
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Using Star Wars to covertly teach kids' STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths) concepts is not a new idea, toy companies like littleBits and Sphero have already tried their hands at it.
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However, in exchange for their service to their communities, their own government through a joint effort by the federal, state and local effort called the Counter Intelligence Program or COINTELPRO covertly attacked them.
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Someone present covertly filmed his recitation of the poem, which was broadly critical of governments across the region, and uploaded it to YouTube, where it was widely circulated, Amnesty said in a statement.
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Kashmir has been living under India's Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, which gives special powers to the army, since the eruption in 1990 of an armed insurgency that was covertly supported by Pakistan.
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A scandal-prone American president tries to break a decades-old foreign policy stalemate by opening up relations, first covertly and then in a big summit, with a hostile and isolated Asian power.
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Lovat may not get Lallybroch but by procuring a contract of neutrality with Colum and covertly supporting Prince Charles he's able to play both sides and come out with a win either way.
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"Huang used his senior position in the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy to deliberately and covertly advance the agenda of a foreign country at Singapore's expense," a ministry's statement said Friday.
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As negotiations progress, the North could try to trade sites and technology that have relatively low values in exchange for sanctions relief, while covertly operating facilities required to advance key capabilities, Narang said.
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Servis covertly administered performance-enhancing drugs "to virtually all of the racehorses under his control," the indictment charged, adding that from 2018 to February 2020 he entered horses in more than 1,000 races.
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For weeks in the summer of 2016, American intelligence had covertly tracked the Jie Shun, the ship filled with rocket-propelled grenades that has become a focus of Cairo's ties to North Korea.
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A separate industry campaign on Facebook, covertly run by an oil-industry lobby representing Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Phillips 66 and other oil giants, urged people to write to regulators to support the rollback.
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But they did not know of a precedent for the Chinese actions in this case — covertly capturing computer code used in an attack, then co-opting it and turning it against new targets.
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Its followers believe, on the basis of cryptic online messages and no supporting evidence, that Democrats and Hollywood stars covertly run a child abuse ring, which Trump is in the process of dismantling.
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Weiss suspected a massive KGB effort to covertly purchase or steal Western technology made this possible, a conviction hardened by the 1971 expulsion of Soviet spies from the United Kingdom for tech espionage.
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Her worldview changed when as a university student in the Red Sea port city of Jidda, she saw women who did not cover their faces in public and even had boyfriends, though covertly.
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All candidates on the Presidential level are overtly or covertly portrayed as individuals who, indeed, have those almost super-human traits to solve our problems, comfort our worries and lead us to glory.
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Such damaging information could have been used by the Ukrainians as leverage against the president, again covertly, and therefore beyond the ability of the American people to consider in the next general election.
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It was a familiar kind of rhetoric, a standard Chinese strategy with echoes from another era: Like China, the Soviet Union regularly criticized — and covertly sought to exacerbate — American racism and racial conflict.
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Yet even as private Saudi money backed the Taliban, Saudi intelligence once covertly mediated a peace effort that Taliban officials and others involved described in full to The Times for the first time.
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For instance, terrorists acquire weaponized drones through clandestine procurement networks, leverage social media to radicalize and recruit new followers and seek to exploit vulnerabilities in the international financial system to covertly transfer funds.
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" The firm said its analysis "discovered that there were hundreds of cases of potential backdoor vulnerabilities — improper default configurations that could allow Huawei or a malicious attacker to covertly access a user's device.
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Ali Vaez, Iran project director at the International Crisis Group, said that even as they took tough measures to suppress protests at home, Iranian leaders might lash out against Washington, covertly or otherwise.
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While intervening covertly to support the rebels, the United States has ordered airstrikes on the jihadists — alone in the case of Al Qaeda and as part of a coalition against the Islamic State.
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New Zealand's intelligence chief said in April that the agency was concerned about activities by foreign state actors, including attempts to covertly influence politicians and monitor expatriate communities in the South Pacific nation.
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In a way, Godot is defined solely by her absence, which can be seen as a metaphor for state of art in regimes that actively (and covertly) censor freedom of speech and expression.
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With this in mind its important to note that a People's Grand Coalition will be grown organically from people who understand that everyone will have a part to play either overtly or covertly.
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Cruz made it a point to criticize de Blasio for ending the NYPD's controversial practice of covertly monitoring Muslim communities and mosques in New York for a decade after the September 11 attacks.
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"The conspirators covertly monitored the computers of dozens of DCCC and DNC employees, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code and stole emails and other documents from the DCCC and DNC," it read.
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The undercover agent gained Ms. McGowan's trust and then covertly recorded Ms. McGowan reading the agent excerpts from her book, which the firm later shared with Mr. Weinstein and his lawyers, the lawsuit said.
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Congress last held major hearings on the issue in 2016, after an anti-abortion activist covertly taped Planned Parenthood doctors and employees of a cell tissue firm, and released heavily edited and misleading videos.
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The events of 2016, however, suggest we're not so different from the dozens of countries around the world in which US intelligence has covertly supported one political faction over another, often with devastating results.
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WASHINGTON — A grand jury's indictment on Monday of two abortion opponents who covertly recorded Planned Parenthood officials is the latest, most startling sign that a Republican campaign against the group has run into trouble.
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Kashmir Hill digs in on how little the practice is regulated: Police have come to recognize the fertile hunting ground of social media and are covertly surveilling people and groups there with little oversight.
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" Randa Slim, an analyst at the Middle East Institute, took a similar position, writing that the latest statements on Assad merely reflected the public embrace of "policies which the Obama White House pursued covertly.
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If Apple has a way to covertly capture and store biometric information, even if it's an opt-in feature designed to protect consumers, it could tarnish the company's reputation with regards to user security.
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A federal judge has at the U.S. Justice Department's request dismissed two whistleblowers' claims that Gilead Sciences Inc had a Chinese facility with quality control issues covertly make key ingredients for its HIV medications.
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President George W. Bush arrived in Iraq for the first time in 2003 after covertly boarding Air Force One for what was billed even to military personnel on the ground as a maintenance flight.
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"My view was you intervene as covertly as is possible for Americans to intervene," she said in answer to a question from Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, which paid Mrs.
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Over the past few decades, though, North Korea has shown no desire to follow any agreements, consistently breaking accords with the US and its partners and covertly advancing its nuclear weapons and missile efforts.
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They think his about-face on ZTE could hurt the US's credibility in negotiations, and they're worried that ZTE could pose an espionage risk to the US by covertly using its cellphones for surveillance.
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"Justice must be seen to be done," said Dr. Wingo, who argued that the statues should not be taken down covertly, but rather in public ceremonies that are as prominent as their original unveilings.
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"For example, they are associated with Inside Syria Media Center, which the Atlantic Council and other organizations have identified for covertly spreading pro-Russian and pro-Assad content," Facebook said in a blog post.
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But with Moscow working openly and covertly to widen its sphere of power, the prospect of a politically connected Russian company cornering a key part of the European agricultural market has raised sharp concerns.
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Some student leaders were actually working covertly for the National Liberation Front (also known as the Viet Cong) and the Lao Dong Party, the official name of the Vietnamese Communist party during the war.
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The conspirators covertly monitored the computers of dozens of D.C.C.C. and D.N.C. employees, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code ("malware"), and stole emails and other documents from the D.C.C.C. and D.N.C. 5.
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It was more alarming than the usual breach; foreign spy agencies could use those records to identify people who work covertly as U.S. employees, or have secrets that would make them vulnerable to blackmail.
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As the government pressure on independent festivals like CIFF intensified, organizers had to resort to creative methods to screen films, like scrambling addresses and finding out-of-the-way places to covertly hold screenings.
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Lastly, Iran agreed to continuous monitoring from the global nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), to confirm that no fissile material is moved covertly to a secret location to build a bomb.
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Directed by the Swiss-German filmmaker Susanne Regina Meures, "Runaway" is the nail-biting chronicle of a fearless young Saudi — known only as Muna — as she covertly plans to leave the country for good.
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The intelligence officers "provided Lee with a series of email addresses so that he could communicate covertly with them," court papers said, and he received instructions from Chinese intelligence officers until at least 2011.
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The unique influence of forum powerusers on consumer sentiment was not lost on retailers and advertisers, some of whom would start covertly seeding their products and clients in popular forums around the same time.
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Coney doesn't have permission to be staging Adventure 1 in London's business center, and its participants play covertly, blending in with civilians shopping or attending meetings nearby, all under the gaze of security guards.
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She's handing out that episode's "cocksucker of the day award" to two women who covertly photographed ex- Cosby Show actor Geoffrey Owens working the till in a supermarket, job-shaming him in the process.
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"The conspirators covertly monitored the computers of dozens of DCCC and DNC employees, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code and stole emails and other documents from the DCCC and DNC," the indictment read.
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In addition these high flat-month billing rates, LTE wireless networks are also subject to all manner of odd restrictions and caveats, many of which are designed to covertly raise your monthly rate even higher.
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From enslavement to persecution—servitude to survival—she ultimately created, in Breslaw's words, "a new idiom of resistance by overtly submitting to the will of her abuser while covertly feeding his fears of a conspiracy."
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That fight came over anti-abortion political activists who covertly videotaped Planned Parenthood doctors and employees of Advanced Bioscience Resources (ABR), a cell tissue firm based in Alameda, California, that provides such cells to researchers.
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Four Tinder plaintiffs — Rosette Pambakian, Joshua Metz, Jonathan Badeen, and James Kim — are voluntarily withdrawing from their Match Group / IAC lawsuit today, claiming the company covertly tried to enact an arbitration agreement during their employment.
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A mother of three who grew up outside of Richmond, graduated from college and joined the CIA working covertly, Spanberger's more comfortable under the radar than being thrust into the headlines of the day's news.
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The agency has devoted tremendous human and financial resources to making just about every component of the online world—from our phones, tablets, computers, routers, and other electronic appliances and applications—covertly and remotely accessible.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's securities regulator is looking at what action to take after finding that up to 2014 percent of actively managed funds may be misleading investors by covertly tracking a stock index.
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The primordial example are the many covertly published books of eighteenth century France that included pornographic accounts of the private lives of the royal family, calumny that helped pave the way for the French Revolution.
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Some have covertly bought supplies from loosely regulated compounding pharmacies while others, including Arizona, Oklahoma and Ohio, have delayed executions for months or longer because of drug shortages or legal issues tied to injection procedures.
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Although there are rumors that Apple is covertly investing in a VR View-Master headset that may work with the iPhone, we're not really sure, and it's unlikely consumers will actively hold out for this.
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Stunning revelations included a disclosure that the FBI opened a probe amid fears that Trump was covertly working for Moscow and detailed his "extraordinary" efforts to hide the content of his private talks with Putin.
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A range of activists, politicians and media groups want to overturn the "tapping law", which was passed by parliament in July and allows agencies to gather data covertly from large groups of people at once.
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Mr. Kiley began doing graduate work in international relations at Harvard but dropped out after 16 months in 3603 to work for the C.I.A., at first covertly funneling assistance to student groups around the globe.
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"I'd say the exhibitionism of getting off relatively covertly in public was the main thrill," one man told me, adding that that OTPHJs were a fixture in his early hookups with men, usually in cars.
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Ham covertly hired North Korean female textile workers to stitch her designs, using agents to smuggle the pieces through China to highlight the tension between North and South Korea, and the issue of forced labor.
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Remote camera traps placed covertly throughout the park capture images of passers-by and relay these photos in real time to law enforcement officials, who use the photos and other intelligence to identify wildlife poachers.
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PARIS — When, at 12, Grayson Perry began covertly dressing in women's clothes, he assumed in his innocence that the impulse must have something to do with wanting to be a member of the opposite sex.
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" A couple of paragraphs later: "I am also now remembering that when I tentatively, covertly interviewed my grandfather for Jane a few years back, he said that he had a 'gut feeling' about John Collins.
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When Iran shot down an American drone over the Persian Gulf last year, Mr. Trump called off airstrikes but allowed a cyberattack that hurt Tehran's ability to covertly strike oil tankers in the Persian Gulf.
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The "Phantom RFID Exploitation Toolkit" lets a user clone an access card or fob, and the so-called "Shadow" product can "covertly provide the user with PIN code to an alarm panel," the brochure reads.
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It is very engaged with the American-backed Afghan government, and has been a source of some economic support — and, covertly, of bags of cash to influential Afghans — even when its own economy has ailed.
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A range of activists, politicians and media groups oppose the law, which passed by a healthy margin in July and gives agencies the power to gather data covertly from large groups of people at once.
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In mid-December, American _________ announced that they had concluded with "high confidence" that Russia had acted covertly in the latter stages of the presidential campaign to harm Hillary Clinton's chances and promote Donald J. Trump.
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Over the weekend, The Observer and The New York Times revealed that the network covertly shared the information of 50 million users with the political research group Cambridge Analytica, which worked for Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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In recent months, he has also falsely blamed Soros, who was among the Trump critics who had a pipe bomb mailed to him last week, for covertly funding protests against Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the prosecution continued its direct examination of Salzman and played an audio tape of Raniere speaking to several first line DOS members about the specifics of the brand, which covertly included his initials.
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Whether you're trying to squeeze into bandeau tops or covertly mismatching suits in the dressing room because you need an XL top and an M bottom, finding support, comfort, and style is easier said than done.
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" Clinton on foreign policy In a June 2013 speech, just months after she left the State Department, Clinton said she wished the United States could intervene in Syria "covertly as is possible for Americans to intervene.
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Edward Snowden abruptly went from obscurity to fame in 2013 when he worked with journalists to expose the secret techniques his former employer, the National Security Agency, used to covertly glean information on millions of Americans.
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As Greek finance minister, he hectored Eurocrats for their desiccated economic orthodoxies—sometimes reasonably (he correctly pointed out that Greece will never repay all of its debts), sometimes outlandishly (covertly planning a parallel Greek payments system).
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In a letter to the judge overseeing Waymo's lawsuit against Uber, the Justice Department says that a former Uber employee suspected the company helped its then-CEO covertly communicate with a startup the company eventually acquired.
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She told me about covertly scanning the local newspapers for the "right kind of advert," stalking online message boards, calling mysterious numbers, drafting in friends as character references and, finally, gaining entry to the secretive classes.
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What we can expect is that the most popular terms will come from the same categories as before: sex and dating, dissing and shaming, gushing and moaning and indulging covertly in all sorts of illicit hedonism.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al Assad said in an interview to be broadcast on Friday that Western countries had sent security officials to help his government covertly in fighting Islamist militants involved in Syria's war.
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Bayer found the infectious software on its computer networks early last year, covertly monitored and analysed it until the end of last month and then cleared the threat from its systems, the company said on Thursday.
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The system involves two subs covertly prowling the depths of the ocean, primed to retaliate in the event of a nuclear strike on the UK or its allies, while the other two are dockside undergoing maintenance.
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Intelligence officials in the US and Europe have argued that end-to-end encryption makes it easier for terrorists to covertly plot attacks, since the content of encrypted messages is only accessible to senders and recipients.
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By sequencing the covertly acquired DNA of his colleagues, he can turn them into characters in the game, where he can live out his adolescent fantasies of commanding a Star Trek-like vessel, complete with superpowers.
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According to the regulators, employees created more than 2 million accounts that may not have been authorized by Wells Fargo customers, and covertly transferred funds to them from authorized accounts, racking up fees and other charges.
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Bijan Rafiekian and Kamil Ekim Alptekin were accused Monday of being involved in a conspiracy "to covertly influence U.S. politicians and public opinion against a Turkish citizen living in the United States," the Justice Department said.
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"Dual-use" is the term for objects that may be officially deployed for normal reasons, such as on-orbit satellite repair, but could covertly carry out military operations, like tampering with the satellites of rival nations.
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But digitally exfiltrating and then publishing possibly manipulated documents disguised as freewheeling hacktivism is crossing a big red line and setting a dangerous precedent: an authoritarian country directly yet covertly trying to sabotage an American election.
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I love that they have stolen "vanity" and "arrogant" back from the type of people who like to wield those words to make covertly racist judgments about black quarterbacks, and have reformed them into something empowering.
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Bayer found the infectious software on its computer networks early last year, covertly monitored and analyzed it until the end of last month and then cleared the threat from its systems, the company said on Thursday.
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This tells you everything you need to know about the regime: At the same time they're trying to convince Europe to stay in the nuclear deal, they're covertly plotting terrorist attacks in the heart of Europe.
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WASHINGTON — American intelligence agencies have concluded with "high confidence" that Russia acted covertly in the latter stages of the presidential campaign to harm Hillary Clinton's chances and promote Donald J. Trump, according to senior administration officials.
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In July, BuzzFeed News uncovered an explosive audio recording of longtime Salvini aide Gianluca Savoini discussing a plan to covertly channel tens of millions of dollars of Russian oil money toward Lega's upcoming European election campaign.
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This one is pretty easy: the parent company of British Gas, Centrica, has been covertly donating money to the Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF), a climate change-denying think-tank with links to the Trump administration.
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Covertly financed and trained in guerrilla warfare by the Indian armed forces and intelligence services in camps across the border, their military wing, the Mukti Bahini ("Liberation Army"), declared war on the occupying armed forces of Pakistan.
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While this type of surveillance isn't necessarily as invasive as watching or listening to guests nonconsensually, it marks yet another way in which hosts can covertly keep tabs on the happenings of people staying at their properties.
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The U.S. Justice Department has moved to dismiss a closely watched whistleblower lawsuit accusing Gilead Sciences Inc of covertly arranging to have key ingredients for HIV medications made at a Chinese facility that had quality control issues.
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It's not clear whether the deal was ever acted on, but the police case hinges on voice recordings of meetings between Netanyahu and Mozes that were covertly taken by Harow, now a state's witness in this case.
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The year before, a USAID subcontractor named Alan Gross had been arrested on charges of trying to destabilize the Cuban government by covertly helping Havana's small Jewish community access the Internet free of government filters and controls.
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Instead, they are sneaking guns from the homes of parents with Alzheimer's, covertly disabling pistols belonging to aging sharpshooters, and in many cases avoiding the topic altogether, something that concerns people working in medicine and law enforcement.
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"If you act covertly on behalf of a foreign actor, in a way that harms Australia's national security, to influence the political process, or a Government decision, that conduct will be criminalized," said Attorney-General George Brandis.
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The genesis of what he calls "the most robust, streamlined assassination machine in history" spans more than a century, beginning in Ottoman Palestine, where Eastern European Zionist guerrillas covertly arranged for the slaying of a Bedouin policeman.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have told Congress and President Barack Obama's administration that Russia has grown increasingly aggressive in Syria and Ukraine and has stepped up activities in cyberspace, including meddling, sometimes covertly, in European and U.S. elections.
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"Reportedly, this group of career officials at the EPA are aiming to spread their goals covertly to avoid federal records requirements, while also aiming to circumvent the government's abilities to monitor their communications," the GOP lawmakers wrote.
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In case you are interested, covertly or not, all three seasons of The Real L Word are currently available to stream on ShowtimeAnytime, which I discovered two months ago when I decided to rewatch The L Word.
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Presented as found footage, the film shows a young man covertly filming the congregation of the synagogue summoning a Golem, a mythical clay monster of Jewish folklore, to stave off the anti-Semites in their Queens neighborhood.
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Along the way, you may be given optional objectives (aka a "hidden agenda") that reward you with additional points and perks, but require you to try and covertly steer the group into making one specific decision (i.e.
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If the FBI receives a credible allegation that there is some effort to co-opt, coerce, direct, employ covertly an American on behalf of the foreign power, that's the basis on which a counterintelligence investigation is opened.
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"I don't quite see why calling it a protein makes it any different," Charlotte said, her eyes flickering covertly back to a battered Neiman-Marcus Christmas catalogue she had received in the mail that morning in May. . . .
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"For far too long, Russia has violated the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with impunity, covertly developing and fielding a prohibited missile system that poses a direct threat to our allies and troops abroad," Trump said.
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The secret cyberattack in June wiped out a critical database used by Iran's paramilitary arm to plot attacks against oil tankers and degraded Tehran's ability to covertly target shipping traffic in the Persian Gulf, at least temporarily.
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James, at 35 an ancient in the world of the N.B.A., lacks quite the old lift on his jump shot, so he has covertly aged by reincarnating himself as Magic Johnson and becoming the league's best passer.
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Cambridge Analytica is accused of covertly obtaining data from 85033 million users that was compromised by a third party and using it during the campaign, despite just 270,000 users giving permission for their data to be stored.
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Iran has long been on alert for cyber threats, after the United States and Israel covertly sabotaged Iran's nuclear programme in 2009 and 2010 with the Stuxnet computer virus, which destroyed Iranian centrifuges that were enriching uranium.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government covertly moved to expel two officials from the Chinese embassy earlier this year, after they drove onto a military base, the New York Times reported, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter.
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As a result, Pakistan essentially plays a double game with Washington: taking billions of dollars in US aid money to help fight the "war on terror," while covertly providing safe havens for the Taliban within Pakistan's borders.
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I've written a lot about covert action and intelligence, and what struck me is by the 1980s, 1990s, and the 2000s, we could move openly in other countries through party foundations, through nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) quite covertly.
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After weeks being antagonized by the users of Reddit communities like /r/The_Donald and /r/pizzagate, Huffman had covertly edited messages posted by other users that were critical of him, to instead be critical of those communities' leaders.
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Truecaller, a service that helps users screen robocalls, has rolled out an update to its app in India, its largest market, after a previous software release covertly signed up an unspecified number of users to its payments service.
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Peerenboom, seeking to pin Perlmutter as the mastermind behind the hate mail campaign, conspired with his attorney to covertly collect DNA from Perlmutter in order to compare it to DNA extracted from saliva on the hate mail envelopes.
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What started as a covertly capitalist art form (a "I Believe in Nashville" mural designed by a merch company) has become overtly so, as business owners all over town realize the free advertising potential of Instagram location tags.
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Deutsche has agreed to pay more than $600 million in fines to the New York and British authorities for that scheme, one of its most recent scandals, that regulators said allowed Russian clients to covertly move money abroad.
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For example, you could let your sibling know that you're going through a tough time and may need them to validate your emotions, buffer difficult questions, or covertly whisk you away if something triggering comes up, she says.
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The administration is under pressure from key European allies to keep the deal in place, as few see any potential benefit from withdrawing from the deal and risking an Iranian effort to covertly develop a nuclear weapons program.
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Bayer found infectious software from a hacker group known as Winnti in early 2018, covertly monitored and analyzed it until the end of last month, and then cleared the threat from its systems, the company said on Thursday.
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Per the BBC, Facebook was once again compelled to shoot down rumors it is secretly hijacking computer and mobile device mics to covertly record conversations after Reply All presenter PJ Vogt raised the issue during a recent podcast.
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"This tells you everything you need to know about the regime: At the same time they're trying to convince Europe to stay in the nuclear deal, they're covertly plotting terrorist attacks in the heart of Europe," he said.
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One user, who asked to remain anonymous, explained that she periodically changes her finsta handle to something that seems like a bot — "new_followers_now200k," as a hypothetical example — to prevent suspicion when she wants to watch people's Stories covertly.
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Non-proliferation advocates are concerned that any civilian nuclear deal between Riyadh and Washington that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for atom bombs.
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Mr. Habré took power during a coup that was covertly aided by the United States, and he received weapons and assistance from France, Israel and the United States to keep Libya, to the north of Chad, and Col.
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The networks are designed to provide safety and security for rail transportation, but they are a vulnerability in light of the potential for embedding nefarious back-door implants or hidden code enhancements that covertly communicate with the manufacturer.
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At the same time, Iran has covertly shipped missiles into Syria, according to the US. Some Iranian-backed sites inside Syria have been bombed in recent days in attacks widely believed to have been carried out by Israel.
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The group's on-the-ground powers have faded with the loss of its territorial holdings, but ISIS is reportedly inundating various social media platforms with propaganda in hopes of continuing to recruit globally and exert its influence covertly.
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That's because a hacker on the other side of the world trying to break into your account needs not only your password but also your physical key — and that's not something a hacker can easily or covertly steal.
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SECRET C.I.A. DOCUMENTS The Times's legal department sued the C.I.A. earlier this year for withholding documents about a particularly controversial episode in the agency's history: a secret mind-control experiment in which C.I.A. employees were covertly given LSD.
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It appears to still be covertly spreading disinformation and amplifying tensions on American social media with the intention of having "an impact on the next election cycle," Mike Pompeo, the Central Intelligence Agency director, told Congress last month.
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In February, Seattle began to dismantle a network of dozens of linked surveillance cameras and more than 150 wireless devices that the police had called vital in fighting crime, after complaints over their ability to covertly track cellphones.
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But Islamabad never fully cut ties with the Taliban, and the country's military intelligence agency, the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, spent years covertly supporting Taliban fighters in Afghanistan and shielding some of the group's leaders inside Pakistan.
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Claims that vaccines cause autism or that a single vegetable is covertly wreaking havoc on the guts of all Americans or that putting a $66 egg up one's vagina will "regulate your hormones" are all bullshit, of course.
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Here's a hypothetical example for future potential: a team of Navy SEALs needs to covertly insert into a hostile territory via an enemy coastline to destroy a chemical weapons cache before it can be used on U.S. ground troops.
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As Amnesty explains: Such laws force sex workers to operate covertly in ways that compromise their safety, prohibit actions that sex workers take to maximize their safety, and serve to deny sex workers support or protection from government officials.
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TEL AVIV – Israeli agents covertly extracted documents detailing Iran's nuclear program in a dramatic 6½-hour operation in Tehran in January, removing a trove of materials that included partial designs for a nuclear warhead, senior Israeli intelligence officials said.
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The two men are accused by federal authorities of attempting to "covertly and unlawfully" influence U.S. politics and public opinion in favor of extraditing Gulen, who was blamed by Turkey's president, Recep Erdogan, for an attempted coup in 2016.
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There are interviews with activists like Patricia Okoumou, who scaled the statue in 2018 to protest President Trump's immigration policies, as well as one of the people who covertly hung a banner reading "Refugees Welcome" on the statue's base.
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U.S. officials have repeatedly accused Pakistan of playing a double game, by covertly providing safe havens for Afghan Taliban insurgents and fighters from the Haqqani group, who are waging a 17-year-old war against Afghanistan's U.S.-backed government.
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The Pao saga is in the past for Reddit, but Huffman's frank admission will draw concern from many users who, already wary of the management, may feel that covertly tampering with message, in any way, destroys the site's credibility.
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Last week, after infamous drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was arrested, Rolling Stone magazine ran an interview that actor Sean Penn had covertly conducted with the drug lord in October, before he was located by authorities in Mexico.
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He handed the covertly shot footage to police and splashed the story on the front page, in July 2013, but as he trial loomed, Mahmood feared loose talk by his long-time driver Smith would scupper the prosecution case.
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After weeks of being antagonized by the users of Reddit communities like /r/The_Donald and /r/pizzagate, Huffman had covertly edited messages posted by other users that were critical of him, to instead be critical of those communities' leaders.
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The WWE superstar, 35, covertly shared a picture with someone who looks a lot like her ex, 41, in a recent Instagram gallery alongside which she reflected on all the things in her life that she was thankful for.
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More recently, Facebook has also been accused of allowing data on millions of its users to be covertly harvested by a Trump campaign affiliate — and potentially used to target political advertising at Americans ahead of the 2016 Presidential election.
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Less than a week after a report from the New York Times exposed Uber's use of special software to covertly evade local law enforcement, the ride-hailing company says it will stop using its "Greyball" tool for that purpose.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin has expressed support for right-wing nationalist Marine Le Penn and Americans familiar with the intelligence around the election say that the Kremlin is both overtly and covertly working to ensure their preferred candidate wins.
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In Colorado, the authorities reckon that the legal businesses satisfy about 70 percent of estimated demand (and much of the remaining 30 percent is the "gray" market of people legally growing the stuff at home and covertly selling it).
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In the past, Pyongyang had been accused of using this program to covertly test ICBMs and other weapons technology, though the North Korean government always insisted its space program was peaceful and focused on putting scientific satellites into orbit.
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These flaws allowed a corrupt group of bank traders and offshore entities to improperly and covertly transfer more than $10 billion out of Russia, by conscripting Deutsche Bank operations in Moscow, London and New York to their improper purpose.
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That evidence included bank records; hotel records; emails; transcripts of covertly recorded conversations; photographs of men boarding private planes; and four different accounting ledgers detailing what cooperating witnesses described as bribe payments made to each of the three defendants.
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"We discovered that there were hundreds of cases of potential backdoor vulnerabilities – improper default configurations that could allow Huawei or a malicious attacker to covertly access a user's device," the report from Ohio-based cybersecurity firm Finite State concludes.
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One night in 1941, she was studying with a friend in a house in Amsterdam when she was arrested by Nazis in a roundup of others there who had been covertly distributing mimeographed broadsheets culled from BBC news reports.
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Beijing (CNN)China accused US Vice President Mike Pence of slandering the country with "baseless" allegations Friday, after he delivered a scathing speech in Washington claiming Beijing was trying to covertly influence US politics for its own political gain.
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The advance of what we call democracy threw up challenges that the rich overcame, more or less openly in the 6203th century but covertly today, as the tireless exertions of the Koch brothers and billionaires like them bear witness.
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F.B.I. agents had also covertly entered a hotel room Mr. Lee occupied in 2012, finding handwritten notes detailing the names and numbers of at least eight C.I.A. sources that he had handled in his capacity as a case officer.
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Related: Paranoia and Purges: The Dark and Dirty Battle for Power in Rebel-Held Ukraine Officers told VICE News that, from the new year, the Ukrainian Army began covertly boosting troop numbers and bolstering defenses in the Prom Zone.
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They present themselves as pop radio's very own "tech bros," as Billboard's Chris Martins puts it, covertly sincere young men who party hard and spend too much money on luxury goods while working obsessively to refine their business model.
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This placed those soldiers under the control of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), freeing them from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) regulations and allowing them to covertly continue to feed into the US drone program as intelligence agents.
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Ms. Hopper, one of the lucky dispensary owners to have a bank account, is still left doing much of her business in cash and sending it out covertly with employees who deposit it at the bank, constantly worrying about their safety.
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And while the company did lobby for net neutrality protections in 2010, it worked covertly with AT&T and Verizon to ensure those initial rules were so flimsy as to be largely useless (Google helped ensure they didn't cover wireless whatsoever).
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The 29-year-old Russian woman accused of covertly working as a foreign agent while living in the United States allegedly offered to have sex with an unnamed individual in return for a job in the United States, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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In the most detailed U.S. accusation to date that Moscow meddled in the presidential election, a federal grand jury said Russian military intelligence agency officers covertly monitored computers of Clinton's campaign and Democratic campaign committees, and stole large amounts of data.
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"It is plausible that the loud buzzing, burst of sound, or acoustic pressure waves may have been covertly delivered using high-power microwave radiation," James Lin of the University of Illinois at Chicago wrote in IEEE Microwave Magazine in December.
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Sen. Marco Rubio sent a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook today asking him to explain why Apple did not immediately respond to reports it received about an app, Adware Doctor, covertly sending customers' browsing histories to servers in China.
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In her new book, Meathooked: The History and Science of Our 2.5 Million Year Obsession with Meat, Marta Zaraska — a "vegetarian" who covertly nibbles bacon — seeks to understand exactly why we are so hooked on eating cows, pigs, and chickens.
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The other is that the two men were covertly part of a vast left-wing conspiracy to bring down the Trump administration — a conspiracy that for some reason forgot to reveal any of its evidence to the public before Election Day.
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Faraday Future also argues that during this time, Krause and Kranz "began covertly soliciting a large number of FF employees, including several key executives and technical personnel" to their new company Evelozcity while they were still employed by Faraday Future.
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Cyber Monday has become the premier date to ignore your coworkers' small talk about their holiday weekend, flex your credit card number memorization skills, and covertly spend the first day back at work scrolling through the hundreds of sales happening online.
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One, that is a specific objective that the Russians are seeking to effect both overtly and covertly, and through influence operations by shaping perceptions, by buying people off, by providing information that leads toward their objectives, and by developing sources.
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But lawmakers concerned about how Trump's concession could hurt the US's credibility — and about how ZTE could pose an espionage risk to the US by covertly using its cellphones for surveillance — are trying to block Trump from easing up on ZTE.
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Twenty years ago, Columbia Pictures debuted a bizarre sci-fi twist on the buddy cop genre starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones as government spooks covertly policing the hordes of extraterrestrial refugees and immigrants quietly living among oblivious Earthlings.
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Huffman says the site "cannot tolerate" the group's behavior The news follows controversial actions by Huffman, who admitted last week to covertly editing comments that criticized him, replacing his username in the comments with those of moderators for r/the_donald.
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Rafiekian, a former U.S. Export-Import Bank director and co-founder of the consultancy firm Flynn Intel Group, was facing charges that he covertly lobbied for Turkey to discredit and extradite Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen from the United States to Turkey.
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The Simple Sabotage Field Manual, a declassified handbook issued by the Office of Strategic Services (a precursor to the CIA) during World War II, listed a number of methods by which Ally-sympathetic bureaucrats in Axis-controlled territories might covertly resist.
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Carrey reposted the sketch just days after The Observer and The New York Times revealed that the social media network covertly shared the information of 50 million users with the political research group Cambridge Analytica, which worked for Trump's presidential campaign.
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Demers said the decision to ramp up enforcement was influenced by the events surrounding the presidential election in 2016 and afterward, including the case of Manafort who earned tens of millions of dollars covertly lobbying for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
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As Rachel spins her elaborate tales out of the threads the news provides, so I have spun my tale of the mysterious Ben Maddow and the covertly Jewish grandfather out of the threads she had offered in a forthcoming moment.
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"For far too long, Russia has violated the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with impunity, covertly developing and fielding a prohibited missile system that poses a direct threat to our allies and troops abroad," Trump said in a statement Friday.
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"Iran's Central Bank Governor covertly funneled millions of dollars on behalf of the IRGC-QF through Iraq-based al-Bilad Islamic Bank to enrich and support the violent and radical agenda of Hizballah," a statement from Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said.
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The Houthis aren't yet an Iranian-controlled proxy but Iran's current level of influence with the movement easily could grow in future years — particularly if Tehran can covertly send arms via a Houthi-controlled Red Sea coastline or unmonitored air transportation.
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On the one hand, I could slowly but surely covertly knock out everyone who was hanging out in a bar that was explicitly advertised as a place where you could experience a mind trip siphoned from society's poorest and most vulnerable.
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Ant Financial has denied claims that it covertly raided Equifax — the U.S. credit firm that was hit by a hack last year — to grab information, including code, confidential data and documents to help recruit staff for its own credit scoring service.
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Broadcom's response pulled no punches, accusing Qualcomm of covertly reaching out to regulators: This was a blatant, desperate act by Qualcomm to entrench its incumbent board of directors and prevent its own stockholders from voting for Broadcom's independent director nominees.
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But Moscow has also been covertly aiding major players like General Haftar, putting a thumb on the scale of a multifront civil war at a time when the United States is supporting the fragile United Nations-recognized Government of National Accord.
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"Israel has operated in the past four years, overtly and covertly — only a small part of that has been reported — to prevent and destroy the entrenchment of Iranian forces in Syria and the infrastructure for manufacturing precision weapons," he said.
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"Los Angeles Accuses Weather Channel App of Covertly Mining User Data," Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Natasha Singer, The New York Times — A report on how the Weather Channel app used tracking data not just for local forecasts but also for commercial purposes.
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And then there was mine: "I did go through a period where I would covertly — but slavishly — read every book I could lay my hands on on how to be sexy/chic/mysterious/alluring like a French woman," I wrote.
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A Brooklyn judge has ruled that the police need an eavesdropping warrant to covertly track the cellphones of criminal suspects, raising the bar in New York for the use of a surveillance device that is facing challenges across the United States.
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But the irony is that many of our most deeply held pop culture archetypes have actually been covertly guided by women, often working behind the scenes on movies and TV shows we've come to think of as for and about men.
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But covertly introducing a product that passes as real rhino horn but later reveals itself to have some undesirable defect — horns that deteriorate after purchase, for example, or horns that, when consumed, trigger a stomach ache — could ultimately undermine demand.
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American officials have frequently complained that most of the Russian airstrikes have been directed not against the Islamic State but against rebels fighting Mr. Assad's forces, including the moderate opposition that has been trained and equipped covertly by the C.I.A.
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ZURICH, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Switzerland is probing news reports that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and West Germany's spy service used a Swiss company's encryption technology to covertly crack other nations' top-secret messages, the Swiss defence ministry said on Tuesday.
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But we need to absorb the idea that racism can work covertly and thrive in smaller moments that go under the radar, but that we still must educate ourselves about: redlining, rejection by a taxi driver, biased school enrollment policy, profiling.
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The C.I.A. hacking initiative had a "mobile devices branch," which developed an array of attacks on popular smartphones to infect and extract data, including a user's location, audio and text messages, and to covertly activate a phone's camera and microphone.
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"We have rebranded the entire party twice, written their manifesto, done two rounds of 50,0003 (participant) surveys," Mark Turnbull, MD of Cambridge Analytica Political Global, was covertly filmed saying by U.K. broadcaster Channel 4 in a report aired this week.
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Actress Felicity Huffman earlier this month received a 14-day prison sentence and a $30,000 fine for conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud after she paid Singer $15,000 to have her daughter's SAT score covertly corrected.
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Meanwhile, Felicity must educate herself in secret, covertly relying on books, and is bound for finishing school with no chance of ever becoming a doctor; she will probably be forced to marry, even though she is fairly certain she is asexual.
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Far from being the wish-fulfillment fantasies they appeared to be on the surface, the best mid-century social melodramas (by Sirk and others) actually covertly critiqued the ideology they appeared to support, through a heavy dose of dramatic irony.
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In addition to covertly promoting the products in schools and camps, the company also had an active social media presence and sought out influencers to promote its products, according to a memo from the House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy.
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The 22011 Snowden documents revealed UK intelligence agency GCHQ to be tapping into the undersea cables that carry Internet traffic, covertly gathering vast amounts of digital comms data under a surveillance program code-named Tempora — apparently with the help of commercial partners.
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Lawyers for the bankrupt estate of Gawker Media said that Peter Thiel, the billionaire who covertly helped fund multiple lawsuits against the company, should not be allowed to bid for what's left of its assets until potential legal claims against him are settled.
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It was covertly affixed to the landing module of the Apollo 12 mission and then left on the moon (although no one can prove that this actually happened; NASA said back then that it knows nothing about the artwork and its fate).
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And by the way, according to a brand new report, at the Daily Caller, the law firm that Clinton used to covertly fund this dossier, Perkins Coie was also responsible for helping the DNC avoid an FBI investigation after their servers were hacked.
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Turkish forces facilitated the transfer from one front to another over several nights, covertly escorting rebels as they exited Syria's Idlib governorate, traveled four hours across Turkey, and re-entered Syria to support the embattled rebel stronghold of Azaz, the sources said.
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His 10-foot by 10-foot by six-foot storage locker apartment seems surprisingly comfortable, with a bed, tiny kitchen, a sofa, basic plumbing, and even electricity thanks to an extension cord covertly run to an outlet located a few doors down.
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But the fact that the Unha rocket used to boost Kwangmyongsong-4 into orbit is an obvious riff on the North Korean ballistic missile Taepodong-2 suggests that the nation is covertly developing missile technology and passing it off as benign scientific research.
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Accusations have been swirling for months that Rwanda was covertly backing rebels in Burundi, but until this report, written by a group of experts who monitor sanctions in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there had been little evidence to support those assertions.
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Discussions had been held up on Saudi Arabia's desire to relax nonproliferation standards and potentially allow the country to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium, technologies that non-proliferation advocates worry could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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Networks of foundation funding and State Department support provided the capillary flow of power and capital, covertly and more openly so at times across the sixties and seventies if still "under recognized" (25) in its pervasive impact and consequences as Spahr claims.
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" Deripaska denies being involved in any plan to influence politics that would benefit the Russian government, saying, "I have never made any commitments or contracts with the obligation or purpose to covertly promote or advance 'Putin's Government' interests anywhere in the world.
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To deal with one of the bigger looming problems — bad actors potentially using the social network's ad network to covertly influence elections just as the Russia-linked Internet Research Agency did in 2016 — Facebook came up with a solution that emphasized transparency.
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Gates also admitted, however, that the same tricks he used to help doctor and falsify records for Manafort he also deployed for his own personal gain in order to covertly wire funds out of Manafort's offshore accounts to line his own pockets.
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"If the FBI receives a credible allegation that there is some effort to co-opt, coerce, direct, employ covertly an American on behalf of the foreign power, that's the basis on which a counterintelligence investigation is opened," Comey told committee Chairman Richard Burr.
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Carrey reposted the sketch just days after The Observer and The New York Times revealed that the social media network covertly shared the information of 20183 million users with the political research group Cambridge Analytica, which worked for Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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We found some secluded cabins on the way back and decided to covertly smoke inside one of them—a quick in and out ninja stealth mission—and then return to the baseball diamond to enjoy the rest of the tournament and our summer.
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Although informants and spies both technically gather information covertly, the word "informant" is generally reserved for someone righteously operating on behalf of law enforcement, whereas "spy" conjures up a more sinister mental picture of someone skulking in the shadows with questionable intentions.
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We now know the FBI in October 2016 used this dossier, in part, to convince a judge there was probable cause to believe Trump campaign volunteer Carter Page was engaged in criminal activity on behalf of Russia and should be covertly surveilled.
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Perry has been quietly working with Saudi Arabia on a civilian nuclear agreement that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium, technologies that nonproliferation advocates worry could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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The plot of the latest film is driven by a shady deal between a social media giant and US intelligence forces that clearly echoes the revelation that the National Security Agency had covertly worked with tech firms through a program called PRISM.
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Instead of the RCMP, CSE and CSIS pretending that there is a clear difference between metadata and communication content, apparently so they can continue covertly accessing data on millions of us, they should come clean on what they actually do with our information.
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Former CIA director James Woolsey, who was also an adviser to the Trump campaign, has alleged that Flynn discussed with the businessman and two Turkish government ministers the idea of covertly spiriting Gulen out of the United States to face charges in Turkey.
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After customs officers discovered that the packages contained nearly 100 parts for rifles of the AR-15 line, including trigger kits and pistol grips, American officials notified their Argentine counterparts and agreed to covertly track the boxes to their destination in Argentina.
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South Korea says the four passages, the so-called Tunnels of Aggression, were built to move thousands of North Korean troops quickly and covertly underneath the Demilitarized Zone and onto South Korean soil for an invasion, an accusation Pyongyang has long denied.
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Photos "could be covertly taken with telephoto lens and input into the software, without 'burning' the surveillance operation," the detective wrote in the email, provided to The Times by two researchers, Beryl Lipton of MuckRock and Freddy Martinez of Open the Government.
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In a thrillerlike scene, Rubashov covertly meets with a German Communist named Richard, who pours out his grief to this representative of the socialist fatherland: his comrades have been murdered, he is living in hiding, and he is losing faith in the cause.
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Prosecutors say Russian officials also gained access to computer networks at the DCCC and DNC, where they covertly monitored the online activity of dozens of employees while implanting hundreds of files of malicious computer code to steal passwords and stay on their networks.
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Songwriters aiming to capture this kind of emotional turmoil usually view it in covertly idealized retrospect; Allison writes and sings with an awkward realism, a comedic detachment more commonly found in film, where the same sensibility by now scans as intolerably sentimental.
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Manafort, who stepped down as chairman of Trump's campaign in August amid media reports about cash payments from Ukraine, is facing charges in two separate indictments, including allegations of money laundering, tax evasion and covertly lobbying for a pro-Russian political party in Ukraine.
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The reason Reagan decided to do all of this covertly, instead of just funding the Contras openly, is that Congress had passed a series of acts, collectively known as the Boland Amendment, explicitly intended to prevent the Reagan administration from further interfering in Nicaragua.
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There's a reason why the new measures ensnared China: Some companies and people there have a history of covertly shipping materials to Iran that support its missile program, a quiet workaround that helps Iran since international restrictions currently ban the country from obtaining these goods.
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The group went on to establish offices in more than 30 countries, subsidizing countless cultural programs from Europe to Latin America to Africa to Southeast Asia, establishing a complex network of journals, exhibitions and art works covertly supported by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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According to a National Security Agency inspector general's report, a senior official touched women inappropriately at the agency, sent sexually suggestive and racist messages over a top-secret computer network, and covertly used his supervisor's email account to send himself a sexually charged email.
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" The memo, which leaked in late 236, discussed the possibility of a strategic effort by racist hate groups to embed "ghost skins," a term used to describe "those who avoid overt displays of their beliefs to blend into society and covertly advance white supremacist causes.
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" Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up Video of his remarks were covertly recorded and provided to CNN by a tracker for America Rising, a conservative political organization that says it is committed to "exposing the truth about Democratic politicians.
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As well as his reluctance to meet them immediately after taking office, activists also say that as mayor of Buenos Aires he withdrew subsidies for the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, cut funding for memorial sites, and covertly vetoed the witness protection program.
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According to a Washington Post report published Tuesday, the FBI and the DOJ obtained a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant last summer to surveil Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page on the grounds that he could be covertly working on behalf of the Russian government.
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"Covertly doing the Chinese military's bidding on US soil is a crime, and Lin and the Chinese military took advantage of a commercial enterprise to evade legitimate US government oversight," John C. Demers, the US assistant attorney general for national security, said in a statement.
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In other words, to the degree that Russia has been working covertly to attack Democrats and Clinton and help elect Trump president, the CIA, National Security Agency and major Western intelligence services probably have a treasure trove of still-undisclosed information about Putin's nefarious schemes.
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One Track Mind, which Workman covertly filmed post-9/11, when filming in the subways was restricted, follows Coppola as he pensively counts the tiles in mosaics, sometimes whipping out a tape measure for accuracy, and patiently draws the ornate details of the subway stations.
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But if those guidelines aren't written into your relationship, the terms of which should be defined by ongoing verbal contract, and you are covertly seeking out romantic or sexual stimulation, maybe you should rethink being in a relationship that requires your dishonesty to protect it.
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Perhaps most important and valuable to the SEC's "trader-based" approach is that these investigations are done covertly, and in many instances the cases are solidified before ever unveiling the investigation to the traders to inquire about motive before the SEC commences its enforcement action.
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At a press event in New York City, Fitbit executives were covertly wearing the new smartwatches ahead of their keynote, and it was difficult to tell the devices apart from the Apple Watches attendees had been wearing until you start looking for a digital crown.
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HOUSTON — A judge dismissed Tuesday the last of the charges against two anti-abortion activists who covertly recorded a video of themselves meeting with Planned Parenthood officials, effectively ending a case that had drawn national attention from both opponents and supporters of abortion rights.
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But anonymous sources have long claimed to reporters that the purpose of the Seychelles meeting was for Trump's team to covertly communicate with Putin's team, and Mueller's team has reportedly gotten testimony from Emirati government adviser George Nader saying that was indeed the case.
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"Online influence" has entered the journalistic lexicon: on Thursday, CNN reported on a major campaign by the Saudi government to covertly influence opinion on Facebook, while the Guardian reports in the UK on online disinformation campaigns run by Boris Johnson's close ally Lynton Crosby.
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A DNA test has helped reunite a mother and daughter after nearly 70 years by uncovering a startling secret: A baby girl long thought to be dead was alive, and had been covertly adopted by a family in Southern California that lied about her origins.
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"We will not bow down to pressure from the Mayor's Office or any group for that matter who covertly is attempting to shut us down," read a statement that appears to have been shared on Facebook and was highlighted by a Washingtonian food editor.
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Moreover, given his background as a Soviet KGB officer, Putin was undoubtedly aware that before establishing the National Endowment for Democracy in the 1980s, the United States regularly intervened covertly in elections in other countries, often to thwart leftist candidates sympathetic to the Soviet Union.
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As I learned more about the phenomenon of "UrbExing" (short for urban exploration), in which young people like Vic covertly infiltrate, often illegally, the skyscrapers and subways of the cities they live in, I grew attracted to the line Vic treads between trespass and art.
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While the United States has covertly aided some Syrian rebels fighting Mr. Assad, it has directly struck pro-government forces only twice before — in 2016 in what it called an accident, and this year in retaliation for chemical attacks it blamed on Mr. Assad's forces.
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Despite its continuing lip service to the objective of denuclearizing North Korea, China continues covertly to supply North Korea with oil and it has long been apparent that it will not allow American power to endanger North Korea let alone strike at it militarily.
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The news illustrates how The Base, previously a mostly online collective of hardcore neo-Nazis, is evolving into a bonafide terror network with a recruitment structure, a paramilitary training apparatus, and the capacity to covertly ferry members across international borders to fit its insurgent ambitions.
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Their newly published paper, "More is Less: On the End-to-End Security of Group Chats in Signal, WhatsApp, and Threema," claims that anyone who controls WhatsApp's servers, including company employees, can covertly add members to any group—an assertion the developers behind WhatsApp's security refute.
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They'd been plotting to take down the network for more than a year, carefully reverse-engineering the malware, covertly reading the criminal gang's chat logs to understand the group's psychology, and tracing the physical infrastructure of servers that allowed the network to propagate around the globe.
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That affair involved a scheme in which the Reagan administration covertly sold arms to Iran, violating a US arms embargo on the country, and funneled the money from the sale to Nicaragua's right-wing Contra rebels, who were fighting the left-wing government led by Daniel Ortega.
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WASHINGTON — A senior National Security Agency official touched women inappropriately at the agency, sent sexually suggestive and racist messages over a top secret computer network, and covertly used his supervisor's email account to send himself a sexually charged email, according to an NSA inspector general report.
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At least four of the targeted NGOs were covertly recorded, and selectively edited snippets of the recordings were subsequently published by pro-government Hungarian media such as Magyar Idők, which said the recordings were the work of a person the newspaper described as an investigative reporter.
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This week, BuzzFeed News released details of a secret tape revealing how Savoini met with two other Italians and three Russians last year to talk about a proposed deal to covertly channel tens of millions of dollars of Russian oil money to Salvini's far-right Lega party.
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Scotland sends two-thirds of its exports to the rest of Britain, compared with less than a fifth to the rest of the EU. Edinburgh-based financial firms are already covertly installing brass plates in London, which would allow them quickly to shift operations out of Scotland.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry has been working with Saudi Arabia on a civilian nuclear agreement that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium and reprocess plutonium, practices that non-proliferation advocates worry could one day be covertly altered to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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It can also mean covertly disrupting or neutralizing the activity in some way, which can be as simple as showing up unannounced in US offices to warn unwitting Americans that they might have interacted with—or are about to interact with—a suspected undercover intelligence officer.
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One of numerous Indian aid projects, it is intended not only to shore up Afghanistan's Western-backed government, but also to show off India's generous, responsible behaviour, in contrast with that of another neighbour, Pakistan, whose intelligence services have long been accused of covertly sponsoring the Taliban.
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"The Democratic Party of the U.S. and other opponents to the negotiations move overtly and covertly to disrupt them as supported by skepticism backed by all sorts of groundless stories and misinformation even at such a crucial moment as now," state media said, the news service reported.
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While Putin works to covertly destroy European unity, Trump visited Great Britain where he harshly criticized Britain's prime minister, threatening an extraordinary special relationship led by Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill during the Second World War, and by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher during the Cold War.
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The indictment maintained that the Russian government had executed a sprawling and sustained cyberattack on at least three hundred people connected to the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign, infiltrating their computers and implanting malware that, in some instances, enabled spies to covertly monitor their keystrokes.
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From the hacking of our political institutions, to covertly leaking information to the electorate to sway public opinion, to stealing voter data from state boards of elections, the campaign described in the indictment was audacious in scope and frightening in its potential implications for the future.
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Non-proliferation advocates worry that allowing Saudi Arabia to enrich fuel in a nuclear power deal could also enable it to one day covertly produce fissile material and set off an arms race with arch-rival Iran that could spread more broadly throughout the Middle East.
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In recent months he has investigated the networks of more than 15 large companies and found the presence of what are known as "advanced persistent threats" — a term that typically refers to a government hacking group seeking to covertly monitor what is happening on your network.
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Autonomy had engaged in "revenue-pumping" by encouraging customers to buy its products in exchange for buying goods from them that it did not need, restructuring deals to produce upfront license fees, and covertly selling pure hardware not even programmed with its software at a loss, he said.
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"Reportedly, this group of career officials at the EPA are aiming to spread their goals covertly to avoid federal records requirements, while also aiming to circumvent the government's ability to monitor their communications," the letter to the EPA inspector general reads, citing a Politico story from earlier this month.
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But when you put it into context, you have to ask: Which is more dangerous, a minority of maniacal students who act inappropriately in public spaces or a billionaire family with longstanding political connections that covertly makes deals to shape curriculum in some of the country's largest public universities?
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Autonomy had engaged in "revenue-pumping" by encouraging customers to buy its products in exchange for buying goods from them that it did not need, restructuring deals to produce upfront licence fees, and covertly selling pure hardware not even programmed with its software at a loss, he said.
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Tailored physical access (basically, breaking into a warehouse full of voting machines) would be simple enough for a single precinct, but stuffing enough ballots to tip the election would require a coordinated effort across hundreds of precincts, all performed covertly enough that the results aren't called into question.
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Readers who dug into the deeper context might add that U.S. officials long have harbored national security concerns with regard to Huawei, worried that the company is too cozy with the Chinese government and military and could be covertly collecting data from countries with interests opposed to China's.
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They covertly assembled several dozen strategists and staff members, conducted polling in 22 states, drafted a website, produced television ads and set up campaign offices in Texas and North Carolina, where the process of gathering petitions to put Mr. Bloomberg's name on the ballot would have begun in days.
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Norman Jones, who owned the pageant in its early years, talked about the recent live streaming of Miss Gay Arkansas and the use of drone technology for video recordings—a far cry from the early days, when she had to covertly arrive at drag gigs to avoid being harassed.
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Autonomy had engaged in "revenue-pumping" by encouraging customers to buy its products in exchange for buying goods from them that it did not need, restructuring deals to produce upfront license fees, and covertly selling pure hardware not even programmed with its software at a loss, Rabinowitz said.
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By relaying this message covertly (and in spite of a "pointed request" by the Obama administration to avoid sending mixed signals to foreign officials), the Trump team negated the message being sent by the United States to Russia — and effectively put its stamp of approval on Russia's efforts.
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In 2009, a bit of code on a USB flash drive did real-life damage for what may have been the first time: it covertly spun a set of uranium centrifuges at Iran's Natanz facility into smithereens, and set the country's controversial nuclear program back by a decade.
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In another case soon after, a Secret Service informant named Albert Gonzalez covertly joined with Russian hackers in a crime spree—which compromised 160 million credit cards and inflicted losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars—before he was caught and sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2010.
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This time, it means people are raiding their local Best Buys, Targets, and any other stores with electronics, pretending they're interested in the latest in personal consumer electronics from Samsung, but in reality, they're hoping to covertly nab an exclusive Fortnite skin before the store employee realizes something is up.
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In videos covertly recorded by reporters at Britain's Channel 4 News, now-suspended Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix boasted about bribing and blackmailing his clients' political opponents, at one point suggesting he could "send some girls around" (read: sex workers) to a rival candidate to generate damaging material against them.
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But vague hacking aside, the now-adult but still puckish writers at this website used their time in the presence of nascent technology for everything from sending hundreds of blank pages to printer to jam up the network, to covertly installing better, funner games on school property—in my case, Snood.
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This is the first time a faction of lawyers of this size and reach has covertly convened to mitigate the health-related global policies of a US president, according to the two organizations that convened this group, two lawyers in the group, and five experts familiar with the group's work.
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Earlier this year, Edgar Welch, armed with multiple weapons, entered a DC pizzeria and fired, seeking to "investigate" the pizzagate conspiracy—the debunked theory that John Podesta and Hillary Clinton are the architects of a child sex-trafficking ring covertly headquartered in the nonexistent basement of the restaurant Comet Ping Pong.
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Let's also not forget the scandalous acts of the now defunct political data company, Cambridge Analytica, which covertly scraped personal data off of Facebook's platform to build psychographic profiles of American voters to try to influence domestic political outcomes — something which would certainly constitute a breach of Article 14, i.e.
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In order to be an effective deterrent, the sanctions will need to have real bite: targeting both specific foreign government officials involved in meddling in U.S. elections and also major state owned enterprises and other sources of revenue controlled by a foreign government that covertly and illegally intervenes in U.S. elections.
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After a year of libel and slander at the hands of the wizarding government while covertly fighting Voldemort's forces, Harry develops a tough armor — not to mention the fresh loss of father-figure Sirius, which he chooses to use as fuel for his fight instead of dwelling in the pain.
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In his position at the Times , Douthat is an essentially, if covertly, evangelistic writer, and he is most convincing when his tone is irenic, funny, and self-deprecating, and when he is willing to trade small, stubborn differences for broader agreements—when, in other words, he most closely resembles Francis.
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The Senate minority leader, who for years has taken to the Senate floor to assail the Kochs for taking advantage of campaign finance laws to covertly funnel money into defeating Democrats, seems more than willing to go on the attack for Ms. Cortez Masto, who chooses her own words very carefully.
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She's also still a local celebrity of sorts (case in point, the lady who tried to covertly take a cell phone photo of her at a restaurant and then mouthed "We love you!" when she got caught), but her dinner partner, Papa Pope, thinks she should be reaching for more.
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Ultimately, the industry created the Center for Indoor Air Research in the late 1980s to covertly support corrupt research on secondhand smoke to underpin its public relations campaign to convince the public that secondhand smoke was a harmless annoyance, easily controlled by ventilation, to stave off smoke-free workplace laws.
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With grass-roots support, they had driven out a cadre of clan warlords who had been covertly supported by the C.I.A. It's hard to keep a secret in Somalia, a country with an intense oral tradition and a mobile phone network that is amazing given Somalia's history as a failed state.
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A land crossing around the Colombian border town of Cucuta would be easy to do covertly, as he did when he left a week ago, but it would require a long and dangerous drive to the capital Caracas, where he could be targeted by pro-Maduro gangs or security forces.
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Seeking information Concord wants the court to force Mueller to turn over "any information" about investigations and legal steps taken toward people and companies from Ukraine, the Middle East, the United Kingdom, China and Australia who may have attempted to covertly influence the election, the Russian company's court filing says.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian life insurer paid a private investigator who covertly filmed a mentally-ill woman eating breakfast, holding hands with her partner and undressing at a swimming pool in a bid to find evidence to avoid paying her claim, an inquiry into finance sector misconduct heard on Thursday.
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Ukraine and Syria are just two of several hot spots where the countries have clashing interests, and United States intelligence has concluded that Russia covertly tried to undercut the very essence of American democracy by hacking computers and selectively leaking information to hurt Hillary Clinton and promote Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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The report provides no new evidence to support assertions that Moscow meddled covertly through hacking and other actions to boost the electoral chances of Donald J. Trump and undermine his rival, Hillary Clinton, but rests instead on what it describes as Moscow's long record of trying to influence America's political system.
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If it is the good-willed intention of the president and others on both sides of the partisan divide to "drain the swamp," then using back-channel conduits to covertly sneak in more toxic sludge with the hope of poisoning those with whom you disagree ensures failure — for us all.
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" One woman I heard from, Rachel, had very clear — and almost comical — memories of covertly reading stacks of tracts stored in her grandparents' bedroom: "I have very vivid memories of finding the ones that were most alarming and reading them over and over, sometimes hiding under the covers to read them.
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Luckily, there are plenty of Reddit sleuths online still working tirelessly to solve the mystery—so House can go read up on Chinese spies and how they've been covertly stealing secrets from White Sands Missile Base or whatever until those "chicken shit" feds decide to fill him in on the truth.
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Photo: Getty / Chip SomodevillaOne of the nation's leading purveyors of security access badges and plastic ID cards is scrambling to patch multiple vulnerabilities in its system, which could allow attackers to covertly enter secured buildings and obtain top-level access privileges, granting them the ability to modify a building's list of authorized visitors.
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" The duo repeatedly adorned the outside of 11 Spring Street in its heyday, along with a cache of other venerable artists who were committed to covertly installing their work on the street, where it was free to the public—at least, before it was inevitably cleaned off, covered over, or removed by "collectors.
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The report, based largely on interviews with North Korean defectors, says Koryolink subscribers receive propaganda via text messages, such as reports of public appearances by leader Kim Jong Un. Bowibu officers in provincial jurisdictions use covertly gathered data to decide whether to approve citizens' applications to buy a legal mobile phone, it added.
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In her preliminary research, she found that many of the women she'd spoken to dealt with "extreme denial over accessing [porn]," and were likely to keep "porn habits a dirty little secret or something they wanted to access passively" — a habit that's far easier to uphold when you're covertly watching porn for free.
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The story claims that one chip, which was reportedly planted on servers' motherboards assembled for a company called Elemental by a separate company called Super Micro Computer, would allow attackers to covertly modify these servers, bypass software security checks, and, essentially, give the Chinese government a complete backdoor into these companies' networks.
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MAKE PEOPLE EAT IT Although no one is seriously advancing this as a nuclear waste storage solution, the US government was covertly feeding cereal with radioactive tracers to "mentally feeble" children that had joined the MIT's "Science Club" for a few years during the 1940s to see how it would affect them.
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Apps have tried these anti-theft measures before More likely, at least in the near term, is a way to covertly capture photos, video, and audio at a system level, which would allow a stolen iPhone to more easily log who was trying to access its contents and let authorities ID the suspect.
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I suspect that my father would have remained cheerfully impervious to it, whereas I find myself making use of the argument from time to time, not just to win a political point but to feel further ensnared by those seductions of Camelot that a half century before I covertly craved and loyally resisted.
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He gave guidance on how to undermine and discredit the FBI's inquiry into whether the president, his campaign aides, and family members conspired with the Russian Federation and its intelligence services to covertly defeat Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign, according to government records and interviews with individuals familiar with the matter.
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