The westernisers were crooks too, but dishonest crooks, and thus even more contemptible than the straightforward sort.
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When both the crooks and the people chasing the crooks are out for themselves, there's so much less incentive for fist-pumping.
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I don't think it's an accident that the modern G.O.P. contains so many crooks and that these crooks seem to thrive in intraparty politics.
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Both Ms. Leeds and Ms. Crooks say they support Hillary Clinton's campaign for president, and Ms. Crooks has made contributions of less than $200 to President Obama and Mrs. Clinton.
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Charlotte Jane Ickes, the daughter of Laura R. Handman and Harold M. Ickes of Washington, was married June 4 to William Clayton Carter Crooks, the son of Karin J. Crooks of Greenwich, Conn.
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Rachel Crooks Crooks said that in 2006, while she was working as a receptionist at the Bayrock Group, which was located in Trump Tower, Trump kissed her on the mouth without her consent.
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Prohibition became law in 1920, turning petty crooks into tycoons.
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So to answer our questions, we enlisted Tonya Crooks — a.k.a.
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Sports memorabilia seems to be a favourite investment for crooks.
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"We're back at it again," Crooks says in the clip.
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Ireland has focused on organised crooks rather than foreign politicians.
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Connected crooks control petrol and cocaine smuggling, and gold mining.
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"We are not all crooks," said one, plaintively, this week.
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Legitimate tax preparers have also become fair game for crooks.
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He "kissed me directly on the mouth," Crooks told NYT.
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"It was so inappropriate," Crooks said, according to The Times.
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A catchy nickname helped investigators keep crooks straight, he said.
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Rather, they often are crooks, cheats and con men themselves.
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Artist Daniel Crooks likes to manipulate reality with digital technology.
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As often happens, when the money flows, the crooks follow.
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We don't think that crooks make the best crime reporters.
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Take note, cyber crooks ... Barbara Corcoran is no easy win!!!
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Ozzy says at least 6 items were taken by crooks.
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James' suggestion, Manu Crooks turned out to be a good choice.
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Turns out that they were crooks, and they destroyed our economy.
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Older, experienced crooks lie behind the recent rises in certain crimes.
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Who said the crypto world was full of crooks and liars!
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Otherwise, crooks will happily fleece users for our money and attention.
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Crooks asserts that he kissed her without her consent in 2006.
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To do Crooks' total body push-up, begin on all fours.
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"Get me three sets of 15 on this move," says Crooks.
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Rather than scare off crooks, it terrified neighbors who called cops.
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Adversaries can be local crooks, hostile foreign governments, or international criminals.
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In addition to the jewelry, the crooks also took her laptop.
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Now he's gone revenge-crazy, tracking and killing crooks and criminals.
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"Crooks and thieves will be prosecuted in due process," he said.
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"He had a natural instinct going after crooks," Sergeant Buschow said.
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Mr. Reyes is interested in the F.T.C. job, Mr. Crooks said.
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It is one of the first things crooks will look for.
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Rachel Crooks said he did the same to her years ago.
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Crooks appeared to have drowned when her car was swept off the road at the San Jacinto River near her home on Crooks Lane, and authorities found the vehicle early morning Tuesday, according to local media.
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"He held onto my hand and he kept kissing me," Crooks said.
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The crooks are already going down, but she isn't one of them.
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Crooks may want to pack an angle grinder along with the iPad.
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The one cardinal rule that Crooks says she sees far too frequently?
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Noisey: What did you learn from the ABRA and Manu Crooks show?
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"Pumpkin," got in on the fun — sometimes acting as "informants," Crooks joked.
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They were particularly taken with Crooks' 2015 film An Embroidery of Voids.
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Holvey was joined on the show by Rachel Crooks and Jessica Leeds.
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Both Crooks and Leeds told the New York Times in an Oct.
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Unfortunately, as Malawi shows, it is liable to be snaffled by crooks.
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His tweet came after The Washington Post published a profile on Crooks.
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Leeds and Crooks did not respond to requests for comment from Reuters.
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THE POINT IS WHETHER THEY ARE KEEPING CROOKS AND ZOMBIE COMPANIES ALIVE.
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Even then, the Russian state fights tooth and nail to protect crooks.
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Businessmen and crooks stepped in to deliver services—and turn healthy profits.
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That said, their mission is to catch crooks, not to rescue victims.
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" Sanders' retort: "I welcome the hatred of crooks who destroyed our economy.
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Employees are suspected of having colluded with crooks from ex-Soviet countries.
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His tweet came after The Washington Post published a profile on Crooks.
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If you have a smart home, make sure crooks can't outsmart it.
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The bailouts showered the crooks with money and gutted the middle class.
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Surprisingly, we're told the crooks didn't make off with any fabulous jewelry.
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Rachel Crooks When it allegedly happened: 2000 Where it allegedly happened: Outside a Trump Tower elevator What she said: Eleven years ago, Bayrock Group receptionist Rachel Crooks greeted Trump outside a elevator in the building where they both worked.
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Verdict: The crooks' lack of any kind of decency or empathy is jarring.
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Crooks is one of 19 women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct.
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If Crooks wins the May primary, she'll face a two-term Republican incumbent.
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We're told a security guard answered, got pistol-whipped ... and the crooks entered.
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But because it's about the Trump regime, they're sensitive to appearing like crooks.
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"But the fools and the crooks will still be in charge," he warns.
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Pumpkin says she doesn't know, Shannon then explains the awkward situation to Crooks.
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These dealers are quite different from the crooks who push harder drugs, though.
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Threatening phone calls by crooks impersonating IRS agents have become a national epidemic.
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Stated differently, by pretending to be looking for spies, the FBI found crooks.
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And the silver-haired crooks, say academics, are desperate to be behind bars.
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Crooks was brought in after her weight loss started to plateau post-surgery.
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It is a lawless, borderless place, threatened by terrorists and run by crooks.
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Trump, Crooks said, then kissed her cheeks and her mouth, without her consent.
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Crooks also told her then-boyfriend, Clint Hackenburg, about the experience, Saslow reports.
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"You do wonder," Ms. Crooks said, "how can the country forget about us?"
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Here's what you need to know about staying safe and avoiding the crooks.
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Yet this may also have allowed time for crooks to launder their money.
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To Falciani, the bankers at H.S.B.C. were little more than crooks in pinstripes.
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Don't tell me I can't have a gun if the crooks have one.
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Just because these detectives are crooks doesn't mean they can't police their turf.
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Another 11% did not hedge their bets, answering that "all of them" were crooks.
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Phishing emails from crooks masquerading as Yahoo may asks users to click on links.
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It nets cyber-crooks higher amounts of money than run-of-the-mill information.
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"Demonetisation" was meant to hurt crooks and bring the "black" economy onto the books.
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Employees may have colluded with crooks: the bank has reported eight to Estonian police.
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One, Crooks, ran for state legislature in Ohio, eventually losing to the Republican incumbent.
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But evidence that crooks are making more use of them is mounting (see article).
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In theory, cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin should be safer from cops, crooks and combustion.
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But it seems some digital crooks have found a way to skirt these safeguards.
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Now the pair collaborate on methods which will help pinpoint both crooks and critters.
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Jeffree says he's been working with cops and the feds to catch the crooks.
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Crooks initially went public with her claims against Trump ahead of the 2016 election.
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More than 250 crooks who targeted over one million Americans were identified and charged.
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Ms. Crooks was skeptical, but relented because of Mr. Trump's influence over her company.
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The crooks made off with jewelry and watches valued at around $100k ... maybe higher.
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"It was so inappropriate," Ms. Crooks told The New York Times in October 2016.
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A bunch of crooks, who were later jailed, held an embarrassing amount of power.
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And remember Rachel Crooks, one of the women who accused Trump of sexual assault?
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Last month, Crooks declared her candidacy to be a Democratic state representative in Ohio.
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Our collective inaction leaves victim companies and individuals at the mercy of global crooks.
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"I welcome the hatred of the crooks who destroyed our economy," Sanders tweeted Friday.
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The stories told by Samantha Holvey, Rachel Crooks, and Jessica Leeds included allegations that Trump came backstage unexpectedly and inspected contestants during the Miss USA pageant in 2006, and that he had forcibly kissed Crooks on the mouth at Trump Tower in 2005.
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You could be falling for a common private investigator's trick, which crooks use as well.
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Crooks is one of at least 19 women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct.
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Aucoin and Jeremy Antunes at the Small Time Crooks premiere in New York City, 2000.
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With newly digitised prison records, petty crooks should no longer share cells with violent gangsters.
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But the other side of thecapitol—the House of Representatives—is hardly free of crooks.
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While Washington may be teeming with crooks, some of the wildestscams occur in state capitals.
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Still, it helps that they are by no means the biggest crooks in this story.
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One is Addiopizzo ("goodbye, pizzo") in Palermo, which advises businesses on pressing charges against crooks.
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"The investigation by Congress is probably the only thing we can ask for," Crooks said.
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One day, she met Trump outside on elevator in the building, Crooks told the newspaper.
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"He started kissing me on one cheek, then the other cheek," Crooks told the Post.
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And the tool giving crooks this edge comes courtesy of the United States Postal Service.
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But as you're withdrawing your cash, it's recording your credit card information for the crooks.
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"The crooks know how to avoid felonies now and take advantage of that," he said.
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Crooks was running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for a seat in the state Legislature.
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"We have shone a light where crooks would prefer places remained dark," Ms. McClymont said.
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But just because they're no-good crooks doesn't mean these roughnecks can't police their turf.
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"He repeatedly called me stupid, asked me why what he said was racist," Crooks said.
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" Mr. Sanders shot back, "I welcome the hatred of the crooks who destroyed our economy.
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He also endorsed Rachel Crooks, who is running for a state representative seat in Ohio.
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During Tuesday's Ohio primaries, Crooks marveled on Twitter at the excitement of voting for herself.
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Small-time drug-dealers, she says, "get eaten alive" in prison and come out hardened crooks.
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Authorities say all kinds of crooks do it, from small time gangbangers to organized crime figures.
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Hackers, spies and crooks will eventually identify the security gap, if they haven't done so already.
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Europol officials say crooks stand to benefit even more from two other likely changes after Brexit.
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JUDGES are a pampered caste of crooks, according to Poland's governing Law and Justice party (PiS).
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Her trainer Kenya Crooks, who helped her get down to a size 4 from 460 lbs.
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We discuss the ballooning issue of SIM jacking, in which crooks take over someone's phone number.
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When crooks make the front page, it is often because someone honest has put them there.
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Trump's response:Trump denied Crooks' account in an interview with the New York Times in October 2016.
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" He added that he would "let the world know what kind of international crooks you are.
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Crooks is one of 19 women to report sexual misconduct by Trump, according to the Post.
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One was Rachel Crooks, who is now running for the state House of Representatives in Ohio.
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Stars, crooks and indicted officials seem to have lately overlooked this handy source of portable foliage.
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Some of what Natasha Stoynoff, Rachel Crooks, Jessica Leeds and Jill Harth alleged involved forceful kissing.
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Crooks shared photos showing white vans, apparently taking his French and German colleagues to the airport.
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" The website also states, "This event will undoubtedly attract crooks trying to capitalize on the chaos.
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A crew of crooks, who didn't plan on visitors, is already there to steal the loot.
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I'll tell you one thing — I'd like to get my hands on some of those crooks!
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"I welcome the hatred of the crooks who destroyed our economy," he wrote in a tweet.
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These crooks are frequently busted by the Justice Department, but not before they cause real damage.
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Crooks accused Trump before the 2016 election of kissing her on the lips without her consent.
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There's old school phishing, where crooks in disguise ask for and receive a person's online authentication.
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"It was so inappropriate," Crooks told the New York Times, which broke the story, in October.
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Marilyn Monroe's former Palm Springs bungalow was burgled Tuesday ... but we're told the crooks got away.
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Some teahouse litigators were crooks, writes Qin Shao of the College of New Jersey, another teahouse historian.
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"I think there will be a lot of people who see value in [my campaign]," Crooks says.
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Crooks is one of 19 women who have leveled accusations of sexual misconduct and assault against Trump.
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There was a time when prizefighters debased themselves by cavorting with mobsters and crooks and even murderers.
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The fact that some of the passport-queue-jumpers are crooks makes the business even more unpopular.
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In a statement, Rachel Crooks, Lisa Boyne, Samantha Holvey, and Melinda McGillivray said Trump's denials were false.
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But the system itself is worth more to crooks than the money and is unlikely to disappear.
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And crooks respond to the changing value of goods, says Mirko Draca of the University of Warwick.
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And, as in Ocean's 8, all of the best crooks are right here in New York City.
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Crooks and Holvey say they want Congress to investigate Trump, just as they'd planned to investigate Sen.
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Obviously, the crooks are first at fault but the websites themselves should be doing better on security.
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Rachel Crooks, another Trump accuser, said the alleged attack was because he thought of her as insignificant.
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Crooks recalls noticing Trump standing by the elevator and decided to introduce herself, according to the Post.
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The crooks now have the unenviable task of unloading all $250,000 worth of wheels without getting caught.
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The other pieces draw from interviews with accusers Rachel Crooks, Jill Harth, Samantha Holvey and Karena Virginia.
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Prior Lake, Minnesota (CNN)Glynn Crooks is a retired Sioux tribal leader and serious presidential history buff.
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After the men and women of the FBI were unfairly labeled crooks, isn't an apology in order?
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The simple fact is that these crooks know the financial rewards far outweigh the risks of incarceration.
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They should not, say Ms. Leeds and Ms. Crooks, whose stories have never been made public before.
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May, an actress, screenwriter and comedian, previously worked with Allen in the 2000 film Small Time Crooks.
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"I think insurance is one of the biggest jokes and crooks," said Brandon Barta, 19923, of Denver.
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It was a traveling animal gulag, founded by bigoted frauds, run by sociopaths and goons and crooks.
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Saslow's story includes excerpts from emails Crooks sent at the time describing the incident to family members.
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He's been an appealing central character, propped up by a cast of crooks Elmore Leonard would envy.
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Management makes it out that we're a bunch of crooks, forging time cards to track our payroll.
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An extended clan of petty crooks is overseen by one of its youngest members, a teenage girl.
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Crooks said that, more than a decade ago, she greeted Trump outside an elevator in Trump Tower.
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Specifically, a tax loophole big enough to welcome as many cheats, crooks, and criminals as you'd like.
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Crooks announced earlier this month that she is running for state legislature in Ohio as a Democrat.
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Through her campaign Twitter account, Crooks urged Trump to release any video he has of the interaction.
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In February, Crooks announced plans to run to represent Ohio's 88th State House District southeast of Toledo.
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Crooks responded with a tweet of her own, telling Trump to "by all means" release the footage.
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In December, Crooks and other Trump accusers called on Congress to investigate their claims of Trump's sexual misconduct.
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In some cases, crooks like Rigmaiden will use Social Security numbers from recently deceased taxpayers to claim refunds.
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"I think there will be a lot of people who see value in [my campaign]," Crooks told Cosmo.
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More sophisticated crooks have been targeting people's online accounts directly, hijacking their SIM cards and stealing their passwords.
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In that case, local cops found themselves significantly outgunned by the crooks they had been deployed to stop.
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But at least a couple of crooks thousands of miles away cannot cause them all to vanish simultaneously.
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Amateur footage of officers shooting suspected crooks in the back of the head is shared on social media.
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She's constantly jumping, springing, racing, clambering, scrambling, darting after shadowy crooks, and zooming away in the blue convertible.
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The expected parliamentary logjam as Britain replaces EU laws with its own could bring another fillip for crooks.
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Of course, there was no prize, no lottery and Edna's money went straight to a bunch of crooks.
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FOR successful crooks and corrupt foreign officials, Britain has long been a popular place to stash dodgy cash.
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Okay, so Crooks to Kings from Tacoma, Washington obviously didn't have a big budget for their music video.
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The culture clash felt by cops and crooks alike drolly illustrates the tensions between Scotland's two major cities.
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In addition to the surgery, Shannon worked out with Atlanta-based trainer Kenya Crooks and changed her diet.
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Crooks are looking for a quick buck, and often let stolen vehicles go for well below market rates.
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From thick-skinned crooks to highly skilled professionals or business gurus, the Fortune 100 of cybercriminals keeps expanding.
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A few media outlets have noticed the Times's omission, including Washington Monthly and the site Crooks and Liars.
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You can hear the alarm blaring in the background as the crooks tear through drawers looking for valuables.
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The two groups work in tandem: dodgy officials enable the crooks' shady business; rich criminals often enter politics.
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Crooks has alleged to The New York Times that Trump forcibly kissed her inside Trump Tower in 2005.
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Meantime Trump "has escaped his past unscathed" and "our stories seem to fall on deaf ears," said Crooks.
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Crooks alleged Trump forcibly kissed her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she worked as a receptionist.
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Valorie Crooks, an expert on medical tourism at Simon Fraser University, said that this oversimplifies a complex issue.
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The conventional political advice is that politicians can't assert the Fifth because it makes them look like crooks.
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A small but valiant team of prosecutors and investigators trying to bring the white-collar crooks to justice.
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But now, he said, our politicians and bankers have become crooks, our wars meaningless, and our values lost.
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Less than one month before the 2016 presidential election, Crooks went public with an accusation directed at Trump.
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But, echoing some of his fellow experts, Crooks told us that most hardcore city bikers actually prefer steel.
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"I welcome the hatred of the crooks who destroyed our economy," Sanders shot back in a Friday tweet.
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" Describing the encounter, Crooks told the Post: "He started kissing me on one cheek, then the other cheek.
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Crooks may impersonate clients in an attempt to fool employees at the firm into wiring money to them.
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Everyone hates the political class who they see (in my opinion, quite rightly) as basically a bunch of crooks.
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Don't trust public Wi-Fi Crooks use public Wi-Fi to spy on unsuspecting users who join the network.
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During his eight months in office, Mr Mnangagwa has kept on many of the same band of incompetent crooks.
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Townspeople worry, he said, that visitors will include "a fair number of crooks" and that crowds will damage property.
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Phone scams and phishing emails, according to the IRS, tend to peak when crooks spot prime opportunities to strike.
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Crooks' vision focuses on the individuality of our brows, rather than blindly following a trend because, well, it's trending.
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According to Crooks, she introduced herself to the businessman and they shook hands — but he would not let go.
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The most successful crooks even claim honesty is a vital part of their business, according to an FSecure report.
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In the most recent invasion, crooks raided his bedroom earlier this month while he was playing at Dodger Stadium.
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Kendall's jewelry box might yield some clues IF the crooks touched it or any of the jewels left behind.
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Also facing charges are New Yorkers Oshane Crooks, 30; Shennette Munroe, 25; Jessica Burns, 38 and Unique Andrews, 19.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect the year Crooks alleges the encounter with Trump took place.
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Crooks was one of the 260 Democrats Obama threw his support behind in a second round of midterm endorsements.
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Crooks, who died in 2018, completed the office as a culminating project of his sprawling collection of presidential memorabilia.
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Ms. Crooks was initially reluctant to go public with her story, but felt compelled to talk about her experience.
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And with government restrictions on security technology tightening, individuals and businesses can have a tough time combating the crooks.
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Adding insult to injury ... crooks broke into Dog's shop not long after, and he suspects it's an inside job.
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But as Mr. Crooks also notes, higher fuel prices are less of a burden than they used to be.
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The Washington Post published an extended interview with Rachel Crooks, who accuses Trump of forcibly kissing her in 22016.
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"I ask that Congress put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," Crooks said.
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Known now as a frequent refuge of scammers and crooks, the first ICOs were offered way back in 2013.
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We need to expose the crooks, incompetents and traitors selling out their country in a White House of grifters.
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Around 1,000-2,000 protesters rallied in a Tel Aviv square, some with signs saying "crooks go home" and "crime minister".
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The FBI reckons that CryptoWall, a particularly nasty strain of ransomware, netted at least $18m for cyber-crooks in 2015.
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It's an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda.
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Upon discovering the unhealthy treats, Crooks is not happy as he gets up from the table and grabs the bag.
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"It's usually thicker and doesn't curdle or chunk up in iced drinks like almond milk can," explains Allison Crooks, 232.
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Despite Mr Ramaphosa's efforts, it is still stuffed with crooks, some of them too powerful for the president to sack.
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The Sun found a large number of tweets from users complaining about their Instagram accounts had been nabbed by crooks.
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We're told the crooks got through a side door, ransacked the pad and jacked $160k worth of jewelry and purses.
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In the meantime, the failed thieves should read up on some tricks of the trade from more successful ATM crooks.
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Crooks claims that Trump kissed her outside of the elevators on the 24th floor — not in the building's main lobby.
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Last week Bangladesh also formally sought assistance from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation to track down the cyber crooks.
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The politics of grandeur, he shows, need not be the exclusive province of bullies and gangsters and crooks and clowns.
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But that's a far cry from saying it's worthless as anything but a tool for crooks, terrorists, and rogue dictators.
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Rachel Crooks, a 35-year-old Democrat, came forward with her accusation against Trump just before the 2016 presidential election.
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Crooks told the publication that she attempted to introduce herself to Trump while they were both waiting for the elevator.
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A female-flipped reboot of a reboot: Sandra Bullock leads a team of wisecracking crooks to loot the Met Gala.
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In 2014, Vialaneix finally decided to end his misery and sell the painting to two crooks posing as insurance agents.
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But the money never made it to veterans, and instead is believed to have fueled the lifestyle of suspected crooks.
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Trump denied Crooks' accusation in a tweet on Tuesday, following a story in The Washington Post that detailed her account.
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Olmert did end up in jail for bribery), but it cannot be "put all those crooks in jail," either (Mr.
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The story details how Crooks has tried to tell her story repeatedly as a way to get people to listen.
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I bet if you polled and you asked, 'Are politicians a bunch of crooks in it for themselves, bought, sold?
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On Tuesday, Crooks, a Democrat, won an uncontested primary in Ohio for a seat in the state's House of Representatives.
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Trump has consistently denied the allegations of sexual misconduct made against him by Crooks and more than a dozen women.
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Rachel Crooks was a receptionist for a real estate company based in Trump Tower in New York City at the time.
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In contrast to Stoynoff, Crooks participated in her own play: an emotionally jarring reenactment of the alleged 2006 Trump Tower kiss.
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Now he should use them to sweep aside the crooks who captured the state and to restore the rule of law.
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The ending is not so happy for crooks, and only the woman they kidnap from the bank survives the police chase.
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Cronyism and kicked the crooks out of Washington DC. INGRAHAM: Now if you can&apost beat `em, repeat `em I guess.
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Contracts are awarded through bribes and connections; ruling-party members murder each other over lucrative government jobs; crooks operate with impunity.
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During the same time period, more than 5,000 victims of phone scams have collectively paid more than $26.5 million to crooks.
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Tupac Shakur (Lesane Crooks) also spent time in Clinton Correctional, a stint that later became the subject of a court case.
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"What I love the most is finding the perfect individual brow for each person I see," Crooks says of her specialties.
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That said, if you sit down in her chair in pursuit of Cara brows, Crooks might not exactly be on board.
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One of the women, Rachel Crooks, is now running for office, hoping to win a seat in the Ohio state legislature.
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And he misses chances to hang out with his crush, Liz, because he's too busy trying to stop small-time crooks.
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Kelly said Crooks has provided her with contemporaneous emails from January 2006 in which she discusses her experience with her sister.
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Slim Thug's dinner was rudely interrupted by cops serving bad news -- crooks rolled his Rolls-Royce in the restaurant parking lot.
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In other other words, even if the crooks had managed to relay the key fob's signal, the car would not driven.
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Rachel Crooks, formerly a receptionist at a real estate firm, told The New York Times in a report published on Oct.
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"I came in as the closer, because she was struggling with getting to the next point of weight loss," explained Crooks.
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Old people are trusting, he says and, to "the crooks", communities like his resemble "a nice, ripe apple" for the picking.
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The biggest crooks of all are the "oil- management mafia", who divert at least 10% of oil production for private gain.
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Crooks went on to allege Trump later asked for her phone number, claiming he would have his modeling agency call her.
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Crooks, a candidate for the Ohio state legislature, accused Trump in 85033 of forcibly kissing her more than a decade ago.
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Crooks has accused the president of forcibly kissing her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she was a young receptionist.
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"Having my campaign endorsed by President Obama, who himself once served in the state legislature, is an incredible honor," Crooks said.
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"Three crooks forcing their way into a home in the middle of the night is appalling," he said in a statement.
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I was determined to swim anyway, but it clung everywhere, catching in the crooks of my elbows, my knees, my hair.
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But this does not mean Germany will truly be on Britain's side, any more than good cops really side with crooks.
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The interview with Jessica Leeds, Samantha Holvey and Rachel Crooks will air on NBC News' "Megyn Kelly TODAY" at 9 a.m.
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Rachel Crooks, Samantha Holvey and Jessica Leeds called on Congress to investigate the claims against Trump at the Monday news conference.
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Yet, Ms. Crooks, an administrator at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio, enters the general election for District 88 at a disadvantage.
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One is overweight, and makes a lot of noise if he so much as crooks an elbow in his tightfitting suit.
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"It's been good for his profile, but we haven't seen that it has been a boon to donations," Mr. Crooks said.
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David Mamet's play about three low-level crooks conjuring up a get-rich-quick scheme is returning to Broadway next year.
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"If this is the start of a real change in how we deal with corporate crooks, it's a very big deal."
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Both Leeds and Crooks said they support Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, and Crooks has given less than $200 to Clinton and President Obama.
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At the time of the alleged kiss, Crooks told her sister, according to The Times, but didn't come forward publicly until 2016.
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THANK GUARD Monthly Launch:June 30 - Melbourne at Boney with Manu Crooks, Nico Ghost, Charlie Threads (Mixtape Launch), Miles Glyphers, Nyuon & Nasty Mars.
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Now, facing more than a dozen years in prison, Kelley is warning other would-be crooks not to follow in his footsteps.
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In recent years the penalties for carrying knives have been toughened, but this may have encouraged crooks to turn to alternative weapons.
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According to the Post, Crooks sent several emails to relatives the day the kiss allegedly took place and in the days after.
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EPA official Jennifer Crooks responded to Glasgow's findings in an email to Busch, Prysby, and EPA regional regulations manager Miguel Del Toral.
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We're told the social media change is a safety measure to block future crooks from connecting him or his whereabouts to Kimye.
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We're told crooks took roughly $30k in cash plus 3 gold chains, a custom ring and a locked safe containing other valuables.
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All over the country, cases are popping up of crooks installing "skimmers" on ATMs and getting your debit and credit card information.
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The Redoubt does give refuge to more than its fair share of outlaws, whether ageing draft-dodgers or crooks on the lam.
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"Of course I voted for her — the rest of the politicians here are crooks," said Isabella Vardelli, a market vendor in Rome.
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U.S. officials have been vocal about their efforts to crack down on individual cyber crooks as well as broader digital crime syndicates.
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He is surrounded by a bunch of crooks and cronies, some of whom helped him cheat his way to the White House.
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Police said the crooks dug through an ancient wall next to a private wine cellar and made off with 300 rare bottles.
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Knowing what crooks are up to and seeing what prison life is like is exciting for even the most innocent of souls.
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Ms. Crooks grew up in District 88 in the rural town of Green Springs but moved after college to New York City.
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Essay The Internal Revenue Service sends out warnings every year about the ways that crooks trick people out of their tax refunds.
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At first taken into confidence by the crooks promising the emperor a fabulous new wardrobe, she also exposes that he's, well, exposed.
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The entire episode also highlighted how an executive branch could, and should, push back against foreign crooks trying to quash American investigations.
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In a separate incident on Saturday, Britain's Press Association said Nastase berated the journalist Eleanor Crooks for reporting his comments about Williams.
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If their cautiously reforming president stumbles, the crooks who captured so much of the state under his predecessor might grab it again.
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Mr. Trump has spent his career in the company of developers and celebrities, and also of grifters, cons, sharks, goons and crooks.
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Crooks, who is running for office in Ohio, responded Tuesday afternoon by calling on Trump to release security footage from the incident.
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Trump's untruth is timeless because, throughout history, dictators, crooks and torturers have attacked journalists who have brought the truth to the people.
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Holvey was joined Monday by Jessica Leeds and Rachel Crooks, who also came forward last year to accuse Trump of sexual misconduct.
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As a cop, she's an inexorable force, and she doesn't nab crooks so much as she patiently bends them to her will.
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A wide-ranging and fear-inducing F.B.I. investigation into college basketball recruiting continues to ensnare big-name colleges and little-known crooks.
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In a new interview with Cosmopolitan, Crooks says that her inspiration to run stems from Trump escaping accountability for his alleged sexual abuse.
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According to the 9NEWS report, crooks pull the plate numbers from classified ads to create a catalog of car models with matching numbers.
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Like, if you want to catch the crooks who are forging checks, you might as well hire the world's best check-forger, right?
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After going public with her allegation during the presidential election, Crooks made an unsuccessful run for a seat in the Ohio state legislature.
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"Congress voted to bail out the crooks on Wall Street, do you remember that?" he asked the crowd to a chorus of boos.
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This story was updated with the Crooks tweet and to note the discrepancy between the incident allegedly occurring in 2005 and then 2006.
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His definition of the governing United Russia as a party of "crooks and thieves", and the mood of protest, spread across the country.
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Today's middle-aged crooks learned their trade in the 1980s when crime was relatively easy, and have carried on offending, says Mr Farrell.
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The Times reported that Leeds and Rachel Crooks each had encounters with Trump in which he groped or kissed them without their consent.
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The scam is simple: crooks use stolen credit cards to buy their own fake ebooks for inflated prices and pocket the 60% commission.
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Crooks told her sister and her boyfriend that day — she started crying hysterically after work — and they confirmed her story to the Times.
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" Trump denied the claims made by both Crooks and Leeds to The New York Times and stated, "None of this ever took place.
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In 2008 the country was labelled a narco-state by the UN; diplomats say the crooks have diversified into people- and arms-trafficking.
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Sara Skyttedal, the Christian Democrats' leading candidate for the European Parliament elections in May, called Loof and her liberal allies "crooks and Quislings".
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Apparently, the crooks had located an area of the ancient tomb that shared a wall with the inside of an apartment's private cellar.
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Since inside the bubble it's already taken for granted that "the Clintons" are crooks, the bar for scandal exploitation is set impossibly high.
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A central repository of keys would be a magnet for cyber-crooks, who could use them to impersonate and defraud ordinary internet users.
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JOHN CARLIN: And there's an array of bad guys out there, from crooks; we hear about activities by Russia, by North Korea, China.
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Crooks secured the Democratic nomination for the seat earlier this year after running unopposed, and now faces two-term incumbent Bill Reineke (R).
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And we wrote a story about two women — Ms. Leeds and Rachel Crooks — who say Mr. Trump touched them inappropriately without their consent.
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In Mark Felt, however, Watergate is significant because Mark Felt saved the FBI from politicians and crooks who were out to ruin it.
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He speaks slowly and earnestly, even though he is usually addressing a roomful of crooks who couldn't care less about what he's saying.
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Even more inventive computer crooks have used online pornography as a reward for human web surfers who break the Captcha, Mr. Goodman said.
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The crooks, for example, will call victims and pretend they're a collection company for the I.R.S., which has deposited the funds in error.
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In his world, the criminals are the victims, while the real crooks are those who devote their lives to the rule of law.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks told Cosmopolitan magazine.
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Powerball winner Mavis L. Wanczyk is gonna have some extra manpower guarding her Massachusetts home from any crooks thinking about making a move.
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This arrangement fostered an intimate familiarity between crooks and government officials, something that would, in Arkan's case, prove mutually beneficial for both sides.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks told the magazine.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks, 35, tells the magazine.
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Crooks can use it to claim your tax refund, obtain government benefits, even get a job or apply for credit, while ruining your finances.
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Miriam lifts the toddler-thing to cradle its stump in the crooks of her arms, and the two continue chatting in cooing, affectionate tones.
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"Congress voted to bail out the crooks on Wall Street — do you remember that?" he said in the speech on Saturday in South Carolina.
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Days later, at least three ICOs were affected by a bug in a cryptocurrency wallet called Parity that allowed crooks to nab $30 million.
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We're sure Anna Wintour would not approve of this kind of security breach at her annual ball, but there's no stopping these fashionable crooks.
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The government has not yet determined whether it wants the system mainly for cracking down on crooks or to go the full Big Brother.
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If British hospitals have to shut down due to a ransomware attack, can online crooks lock you out of your house, office, or car?
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The Times reported that Jessica Leeds and Rachel Crooks each had encounters with Trump in which he groped or kissed them without their consent.
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But civil libertarians have long worried that the government or, worse, crooks who gain access to the data will put Aadhaar to nefarious use.
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"For people who don't like to drink water by itself, what we've done is we've thrown some strawberries and kiwi in there," says Crooks.
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In a staggering 450 films, he played a range of comic and tragic characters, from businessmen, police constables and crooks to the grim reaper.
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These thieves and crooks, the media — not all of it, but much of it — they are the most crooked, almost as crooked as Hillary.
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These identity theft prevention rollers are a great solution since they use ink to cover your info and hide it from dumpster diving crooks.
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It's perhaps an unlikely candidate: an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda.
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Torrez called 911 a whopping five times as the crooks rattled inside their Boost Mobile cage, but the police were too slow to respond.
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"He had just a natural instinct for going after crooks, and he did it with enthusiasm, with a great deal of intelligence," Buschow said.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks, 35, told the magazine.
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Crooks is among the group of at least 15 women who have come forward with accusations against Trump, who has vehemently denied the accusations.
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Crooks responded through her campaign's Twitter account at the time, challenging the president to share video footage of the alleged date of the incident.
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Crooks says Trump held her hand and kissed her on the mouth when she was working as a receptionist at Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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They touted the value of "political norms" despite these norms' historic tendency to reward smooth-speaking crooks who did very little for their constituents.
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Jessica Leeds, Rachel Crooks and Samantha Holvey said they'd still like to see lawmakers investigate the issue and that they'd be willing to testify.
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Cohen is just one of the many hangers-on who make shady careers out of fastening, remora-like, to marginally wealthier crooks and dissemblers.
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And I will be damned if it was the working people of this country who had to bail out the crooks on Wall Street.
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Bitcoin prices fell 9.8% yesterday, after a South Korean crypto exchange called Coinrail was hacked, with crooks stealing around $40 million of alt-coins.
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More than a film about stealing art, Entrapment is a sexy romantic thriller about two crooks figuring out if they can trust each other.
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If British hospitals have to shut down due to a ransomware attack, can online crooks lock you out of your house, office or car?
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"No one forced people to vote for this bunch of crooks," Josh Moon, a columnist for the website Alabama Political Reporter, wrote this week.
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"I ask that Congress put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," Crooks said at a joint news conference.
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You've got a lead character who's in trouble for that girlfriend payoff plot, and for having a whole pile of crooks in his administration.
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After all, there have been seemingly millions of shows about small-time crooks and hoodlums in the years since The Sopranos debuted in 222.
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What's most painful for many Americans who worked in Afghanistan, often in risky situations, is how Sopko casts them as gullible buffoons or crooks.
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Reyes' campaign consultant, Alan Crooks, told Recode, "We haven't reviewed any of those things at this time," referring to the contributions from tech companies.
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"The message being sent to the other side of the ocean is that you're dealing with crooks here, and that's terrible," Mr. Díaz-Angueira said.
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The sales guys whoop, cajoling the competitors as they throw their faces into the crooks of their arms, like speed skaters drunk on Red Bull.
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Law enforcement officials, most notably Comey of the FBI, grew alarmed that these heightened encryption schemes would create a safe haven for crooks and terrorists.
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According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, that's how frequently crooks make off with vehicles whose owners left the keys inside of them or nearby.
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"We're still waiting for the final count, but it was uncontested, so we're happy," Crooks' campaign manager, Chris Liebold, told The Washington Post Tuesday night.
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It is suspected of commercialising and trifling with rights and privileges that patriots regard as sacred; and of making life easier for crooks and terrorists.
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From the 1980s, as Congress started to fade as a political force, bribing its local representative became less of a sure thing for local crooks.
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Especially since some of the queue-jumpers are crooks or tax-dodgers, who want a new home in which to hide or launder their loot.
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ADP said that crooks would have needed dates of birth and Social Security numbers to create an account in someone's name in the ADP system.
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With not a palm tree in sight and a reputation for being boringly well-run, Canada is an unlikely haven for crooks and tax avoiders.
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"Crooks have found that this is easier, relatively speaking, than other criminal enterprises, such as running drugs," said Kay Bell, a tax analyst for Bankrate.com.
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The tweets were in response to a Washington Post story about Rachel Crooks, one of the 19 women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct.
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Tyga took a huge hit when crooks knocked over his L.A. retail store, as in more than $50,000 in gear and merch ... TMZ has learned.
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Mr Zuma hollowed out institutions, appointed crooks and liars to senior jobs and ensured that the watchdogs who are supposed to stop corruption were muzzled.
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The wine crooks are currently still at large, probably sniffing the corks on a few bottles and spitballing ways to fence them without getting caught.
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"I will be damned if it was the working people of this country who had to bail out the crooks on Wall Street," he said.
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Most recently, John Mayer's L.A. home was hit and the crooks got away with 6 figures worth of items, including watches from his priceless collection.
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They are merely low-level crooks who send bricks instead of iPhones to unsuspecting eBay shoppers, or simply apply Russian-made tools for ATM skimming.
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There were tales of children bullied because of their parents' income, low-paid workers shamed and crooks using the information to plan their next hit.
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Rachel Crooks, who accused President Trump during the 2016 election of forcibly kissing her, is launching a bid for the Ohio state legislature, Cosmopolitan reports.
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Wink's elegant and riveting first book attends to a towering task: the construction of contemporary masculinity in the far-off crooks of the American West.
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Crooks had planned the latest haul of snakes in a can after all 20 king cobras in a previous shipment died in transit, authorities said.
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Over the past few years, the Department of Justice has stepped up prosecutions of cyber crooks and busted several anonymous online markets, including Silk Road.
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I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO BE TO SHORT THE STOCK BECAUSE SOMEONE WAS KIND ENOUGH TO EXPLAIN TO ME THAT THESE GUYS MIGHT BE CROOKS.
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Instead of arresting kids whether they are selling marijuana, maybe we go after some of the crooks on Wall Street or in other major industries.
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Rachel Crooks, who accused President Donald Trump of forcibly kissing her, won the Democratic nomination in her primary race for the Ohio Legislature on Tuesday.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks told Cosmopolitan earlier this month.
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"Sad to say farewell this morning to colleagues from German Embassy and French Office in North Korea which are closing temporarily," Crooks said on Twitter.
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And in Ohio, Democrats nominated Rachel Crooks, a woman who has accused Mr. Trump of forcibly kissing her, for a seat in the State Legislature.
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Crooks in phishing or phone scams often pose as a legitimate organization, such as a bank, credit card company or government organization like the IRS.
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The failure to prosecute the crooks on Wall Street for their illegal and reckless behavior is a clear indictment of our broken criminal-justice system.
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After the annulment, Kenyatta attacked the Supreme Court judges as "crooks" and threatened unspecified actions against them if he failed to win the re-run.
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When discussing her paid, closed-door speeches to Goldman Sachs, for instance, she insists her coziness with the crooks who evaded punishment for causing the financial crisis has nothing to do with her policy stances toward said crooks; her only mistake was miscalculating how the public would perceive her afterwards: "I spoke to audiences from a wide range of fields… I also spoke to bankers," she writes.
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It's full of crooks next door, including a headset-wearing, stock-trading jackass whom Jimmy swindles and a pharmaceutical employee selling meds on the black market.
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Critically, the finding was not that adding police officers leads to more arrests and then locking up crooks leads to lower crime in the long run.
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How do we enable ourselves to be protected from crooks, spies, rogue nation states, and terrorists, while also maximizing our protection from the overuse of authority?
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Crooks said she was working as a receptionist for a real estate investment and development company with offices in the Manhattan Trump Tower at the time.
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Without your passcode or a presumably expensive and hard to get unknown exploit, it will be very hard for the crooks to access your personal data.
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Jessica Leeds and Rachel Crooks told The New York Times that Trump groped and kissed them, respectively, without their consent—both came to the Times independently.
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The other safeguard against ransomware is to keep offline backups of your files, which will enable you to restore your hostage files without paying the crooks.
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Jack Chappell, 19, helped crooks attack millions of websites around the world, including a 2015 attack on NatWest that brought down the firm's online banking systems.
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Crisp, Andrews, Nguyen, and Lombardi have been charged with engaging in prostitution while Crooks and Soland were charged with promoting prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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According to a tweet sent out by Mount Kimbie, Chance the Rapper sampled the duo's tranquil track "Adriatic" from their stellar 2010 debut album Crooks & Lovers.
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According to Q13 FOX, some would-be crooks in Washington State tried that on Tuesday and wound up turning the whole cache of cash into ash.
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Leeds, Samantha Holvey and Rachel Crooks said the national discussion over sex harassment has felled powerful men across major industries including entertainment and on Capitol Hill.
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Boyne joined Jessica Leeds, Samantha Holvey, Rachel Crooks — three others who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct — in calling on Congress to investigate Trump in December.
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Though he didn't go for a full replica, formal tribal leader Glynn A Crooks made headlines for his carefully crafted Oval Office replica in his home.
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Why, he asked, weren't obvious crooks like Hillary Clinton, former CIA Director John Brennan, or former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper facing the same treatment?
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Mr. Trump's claim that his crude words had never turned into actions was similarly infuriating to a woman watching on Sunday night in Ohio: Rachel Crooks.
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The burglars apparently thought the devices were cellphone chargers; the company, Roambee, was able to track the stolen goods and apprehend the crooks within six hours.
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What's striking about today's Republican landscape is that people who are obvious crooks, con men or worse continue to attract strong support from the party's base.
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The final film from Sidney Lumet stars Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ethan Hawke, and Marisa Tomei as small-time crooks who get in way over their heads.
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Britain's ambassador to North Korea, Colin Crooks, did not say why his German and French colleagues were leaving North Korea, nor did he mention the coronavirus.
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Police think they're being targeted by crooks because they're pro athletes ... so it's easy to know when they won't be home because they're at their games.
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Despite Trump's denials, Crooks says she will continue sharing her story to speak out against the "character" of the president, dismissing the idea of a lawsuit.
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Back at the Orchid Show, visitors swooned before the ghostly Miltonidium Fall in Love "White Fairy," with its magenta heart, nestled in the crooks of trees.
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" In her last blog, filed just a half-hour before she got into her booby-trapped car, she wrote: "There are crooks everywhere you look now.
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Crooks added that it can be a bit daunting to speak out against the president, but she feels she has a right to share her views.
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It would be bad enough if people were merely worried about crooks using their Social Security numbers to empty their bank accounts or steal tax refunds.
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A front-page feature in Tuesday's Washington Post recounts Rachel Crooks' experiences since she first told her story in the months before the 2016 presidential election.
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But then if you look at Rachel Crooks, who came forward [with an allegation against Donald Trump] in 2016 — she's had a really interesting mixed experience.
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As for what cops are worried about ... they think Mavis is now a magnet for leeches, crooks and scammers who want a piece of the pie.
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Cover: Rachel Crooks speaks during the press conference held by women accusing Trump of sexual harassment in NYC on December 11, 2017 in New York City.
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But as notorious Wall Street scammer Jordan Belfort noted a few months ago, it only takes a few crooks to scare off investors and tank the market.
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Rachel Crooks, one of the 19 women who have come forward with sexual misconduct allegations against President Donald Trump, won her uncontested primary in Ohio on Tuesday.
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Mr Vaishnav dispels the conventional wisdom that crooks win because they can get voters to focus on caste or some other sectarian allegiance, thus overlooking their criminality.
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On Friday's upcoming episode of Mama June: From Not to Hot, the reality star meets with her trainer, Kenya Crooks, and discusses her diet at her home.
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Want to know why Donald trump is doing so well, because we the people know what a bunch of crooks you and that crowd in Washington are.
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" Crooks hopes that "we will hold Mr. Trump to the same standard as Harvey Weinstein and the other men who were held accountable for their reprehensible behavior.
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Comics abound with robot imposters, evil twins, alternate-universe doppelgangers, and crooks who slap on a superhero costume in an attempt to tarnish said hero's good name.
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In 2011-12 he galvanised mass protests in Moscow and St Petersburg and successfully branded the Kremlin's United Russia party as a band of "thieves and crooks".
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Even age counts—crooks who move money disproportionately steal the identities of old people and young adults, says Michael Kent, chief executive of Azimo, a remittances firm.
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In an unusual statement — since he's mostly stayed silent on the allegations — the president angrily lashed out at Crooks last week, saying he doesn't even know her.
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But in comments to supporters made in Swahili, he denounced the judges as wakora (crooks) and claimed that their decision was the work of "whites" and "homosexuals".
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Crooks was turned over to police in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on an outstanding warrant with all of the other suspects being released with court appearance tickets.
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But he later struck a more combative note, criticizing the court for ignoring the will of the people and dismissing the chief justice's colleagues as "wakora" (crooks).
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A simple program from any computer could disable the internet-enabled camera that is supposed to monitor in-home deliveries, potentially enabling crooks access without being detected.
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The Government case relies on testimony of crooks who were caught and now are pointing a finger at Mr. Esformes as a means to obtain lesser sentences.
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" Foer: Of crooks and kleptocrats - The Atlantic : "The trial of Paul Manafort is not merely an episode in a larger scandal that will unfold over many chapters.
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This morning three women who have accused Donald Trump of sexual harassment, Jessica Leeds, Samantha Holvey and Rachel Crooks, told their stories to Megyn Kelly on NBC.
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Extortion, one of the oldest tricks in the criminal bag, is wreaking havoc in the brave new digital world — and generating lots of money for cyber crooks.
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Mr Temer's talk of a "unity government" is thus competing with the notion, increasingly popular among Brazilians, that one set of crooks is being replaced by another.
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Police in Vaughan, Ontario have arrested a group of sticky-fingered crooks linked to a ring of stolen cars, drugs, and… everyone's favorite chocolate-hazelnut spread, Nutella.
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At the beginning of the game, Yanovich explains, Jack replaces a deputy who was in deep with the crooks in question, and therefore takes on his responsibilities.
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"Ninety-nine percent of ICOs are a scam, so [China's pause on ICOs] is needed to filter the crooks out," tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya tweeted this month.
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In September, after Kenya's Supreme Court overturned President Uhuru Kenyatta's election victory and ordered a new poll, Kenyatta dismissed the judges as "wakora", meaning "crooks" in Swahili.
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Sherri decided to post 'em on IG and was nice enough to scratch out the fans' addresses, but left the account numbers visible (sorry crooks, we didn't).
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We know Trump has closely associated with at least one criminal -- Michael Cohen -- so how are we to know there weren't other crooks in the candidate's midst?
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In "The Big Lebowski," a riff on Raymond Chandler, he played the conniving, hectoring multimillionaire in a wheelchair, Jeffrey Lebowski, who is being targeted by bungling crooks.
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Nicki Minaj heard the wake-up call loud and clear -- she's taking new precautions at home after crooks ransacked her place and jacked $200k worth of stuff.
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The New York Times reported that it was after the debate that one of the accusers, Rachel Crooks, emailed a reporter at the Times about her experience.
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The spy agency has invested huge sums and resources in the larger quest, including endangering life and paying bribes to agents and crooks, Israeli intelligence officials said.
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Mr. Crooks said new donors were drawn to Mr. Reyes's work in office, and to his electoral victory when he carried nearly two-thirds of the vote.
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For a couple of years, Wertz broke into closed hotels and abandoned hospitals to explore, photograph, and draw forgotten, trash-strewn crooks of the city and elsewhere.
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A camera inside the store faced a large mirror outside and reportedly got a clear shot of the crooks as they fled through a small retail area.
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Or, perhaps the crooks were simply sitting outside the store in the parking lot, using a laptop and high-gain antenna to pull down card and PIN data.
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"We share a bond," Crooks says, "and as awkward and unfortunate as it is — we don't like to be bonded by Donald Trump — they are such wonderful women."
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Liebold added that an unprecedented number of individual donors — more than 1,500 — contributed to Crooks' campaign during the past reporting period, which ran from February through mid-April.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks said of her own account about the president.
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Not the Patagonia-wearing, Amazon-employed PNW it's become, but its dingier, mustier cousin, still visible in the crooks of the cities and hundreds of miles from them.
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Most were relieved VICE wasn't a newspaper—in the mind of Ford Nation, the mainstream media are crooks who drove Ford deeper into addiction and eventually to death.
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Rachel Crooks told The New York Times Trump kissed her without her consent in 21990 while she was a receptionist at an investment firm located in Trump Tower.
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Many are designed to get taxpayers to fork over personal information or to infect their computers with malware, enabling crooks to access sensitive data or track keyboard strokes.
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"A wide range of sectors, and domestic products from North Korea as well as imports," said British ambassador to North Korea, Colin Crooks, in a post on Twitter.
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Crooks told her sister about it immediately after it happened; Leeds told people more recently, when it became clear that Trump might have a shot at the presidency.
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Sources tell us Puig had tapped a relative to stay in the house while he is away -- but the crooks made their move when that person was away.
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Muntari's ban sparked outrage, as several black players threatened to go on strike in protest of the league's ruling, called to action by former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks.
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"He is a man of integrity who served our country honorably for eight years, and now continues to inspire us with calls for hope and unity," Crooks continued.
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But there are still some steps you can take to mitigate the risks ahead of tax time: "Our motto is, file first and beat the crooks," Velasquez said.
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As we first told you ... the crooks hit Soulja Boy's crib in the San Fernando Valley after he was locked up on a probation violation earlier this month.
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"We'd like to apologise to all customers who were temporarily out of pocket," Shell Energy Retail Chief Executive Officer Colin Crooks said in an e-mail to Reuters.
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The Post reports that the crooks hired an unwitting truck driver and provided him with phony paperwork that allowed him to slip away with the eels scot free.
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Initial news reports said that both players admitted a bribe attempt had occurred but swore they declined the money—they were stupid, in other words, but not crooks.
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Weeks after Mr. Bisram's arrest at his beach house, a flyer titled "Petition to Arrest Richmond Hill Crooks" showed up in stores and as inserts in free newspapers.
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That's why it is refreshing, in a perverse way, to see crooks coming up with something a little more inventive lately, like this twist on another old fraud.
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Bogart stars as a middle-aged fixer hired by a ragtag group of crooks who become entangled with a seemingly innocent British couple (Jennifer Jones and Edward Underdown).
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We also asked Dog for an update on the break-in at his Colorado storefront last month, in which crooks made off with some of Beth's personal belongings.
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What follows is a cat-and-mouse game between the two sets of crooks, where each couple proves again and again their inability to execute a proper plan.
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But I also think they appeal to our most cynical instincts, to the Trumpian refrain that all politics is a waste and all politicians are crooks and liars.
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These same people couldn't wait to see films like "The Big Short" and "The Wolf of Wall Street," about the financial chicanery and decadence of rich white crooks.
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Jessica Leeds, Samantha Holvey and Rachel Crooks recounted alleged harassment by Trump, stories they first shared during the 28500 presidential campaign, and demanded that Congress open an investigation.
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That research, which involved an online survey of more than 3,000 women and 22 in-person discussion groups, could be released within the next six months, Crooks said.
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The menu from the chef, Clifford Crooks, offers steakhouse fare that includes saddle of lamb, with some emphasis on seafood like raw bar items and grilled Dover sole.
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Crooks, 27, alleges Trump kissed her without her consent in 25 when she was a 27-year-old receptionist at a real estate investment company in Trump Tower.
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Wildlife activists argue that corruption is endemic in impoverished Zimbabwe, and that money generated by big game hunting and meant for conservation has been diverted to crooks and poachers.
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For the crooks out there, should they falsely certify to a clean slate, the SEC will have grounds to enforce the law against both the seller and the company.
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Waving shepherds crooks, about 1,300 farmers who had arrived in Athens from the island of Crete overnight headed to the agriculture ministry, which was sealed off by police buses.
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Samantha Holvey, Jessica Leeds and Rachel Crooks shared their alleged experiences with Trump while another accuser, Lisa Boyne, called in by phone to the event at a Manhattan hotel.
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By sending back the post card, the victim has supplied the crooks not only with their identity, but also their contact information and in many cases their bank details.
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On Friday, during an impromptu rally in Nairobi, he accused the court of ignoring the will of the people and dismissed the chief justice's colleagues as "wakora", or crooks.
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It&aposs an effort to reassure its riders and address concerns that it hadn&apost done enough to keep crooks from using its service to prey on potential victims.
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Cops could soon be taking 3D mugshots that'll give them unprecedented details of your face, and they'll store it in a creepy nanny state database to help nail crooks.
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime reckons that every year crooks launder between $800bn and $2trn that they have made from trafficking, prostitution, corruption and other misdeeds.
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Donald Trump campaigned on the notion that fixing Washington would be simple because the problems were simple; caused by the feckless idiots and self-dealing crooks known as politicians.
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" Crooks said at first, it was tough to motivate Shannon, but that changed "as soon as she started dropping weight" — and now, her self-esteem is "off the charts.
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Criminals may scope out officers on Facebook or Twitter, and the email accounts of anyone at a police department are probably going to be of some worth to crooks.
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Hence co-ordinated global efforts are required to crack down on corporate anonymity and to stop the middlemen who make it so easy for crooks to launder their loot.
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Crooks' interest in the presidency grew in the 16 years that he served as vice-chairman of the Shakopee tribe when he visited the White House and met lawmakers.
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Ms. Crooks did so immediately afterward; Ms. Leeds described the events to those close to her more recently, as Mr. Trump became more visible politically and ran for president.
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Their début album, "Crooks & Lovers," which arrived in 2010, expanded their use of samples and instrumentation, a style that was widely replicated by peers during a two-year break.
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Because I have chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, an autoimmune disorder affecting the peripheral nerves, I've had so many venipunctures that the crooks of my elbows are pitted with scars.
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Rachel Crooks told the Washington Post on Monday that Trump had kissed her without her consent in Trump Tower in 2006, an experience she has reported multiple times before.
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Trump sometimes did business with Bayrock, and Crooks decided to introduce herself to him, "not as a fan or as a secretary but as a business partner," Saslow writes.
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And Crooks had reportedly been talking to Times staffers about her experience before the debate — but it wasn't until afterward that she actually agreed to go on the record.
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Built as an open tool for collaboration and empowerment, the web has been hijacked by crooks and trolls who have used it to manipulate people all over the world.
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Political figures and tech luminaries alike are castigating YouTube for not doing enough to rein in the crooks, crackpots, racists, Russian agents and charlatans who call the platform home.
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" • "Political figures and tech luminaries alike are castigating YouTube for not doing enough to rein in the crooks, crackpots, racists, Russian agents and charlatans who call the platform home.
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The film is set in Rick's Café Américain, a swinging bar "through which swirls a backwash of connivers, crooks and fleeing European refugees," as the Nazis take over Europe.
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Initially, President Kenyatta spoke about respecting the court's decision, but sadly, in subsequent statements, he attacked the judges as "crooks" and vowed to "fix" the court if re-elected.
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His plays have depicted all sorts of archetypes in classically extreme situations — boxers and adulterers, cops and crooks, lonesome cowboys and wandering knights — with an air of deadpan detachment.
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He had not bothered to vote — "Politicians, they're all crooks," he said — but he thought Mr. Trump had a few things right: "Nothing's made here any more," he complained.
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McGuane's small-time lawyers and bank managers, his car dealers and crooks and confirmed bachelors, are more worldly-wise — and consequently more world-weary — than Taylor's Memphis society boys.
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Could they -- the crooks find some way in that is hard to capture, or should they have done things very differently, and they knew about it and they didn't?
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Together, they put together a crew, and a plan, to hustle former clients and targets out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, beating the crooks at their own game.
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"Nothing is so politically effective as the ability to charge that one's opponent and his associates are not merely wrongheaded, naïve, ineffective, but, in all probability, 'crooks,'" he wrote.
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"The main result of Putin's message: what kind of [idiots] (and/or crooks) are all those who said that Putin would leave in 2024," Navalny said in a tweet.
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The menstrual leave policy was introduced after the organization launched a large research project called The Waratah Project, exploring how women collectively think about menstruation and menopause, Crooks said.
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Crooks said she worked at Trump Tower when she was 22, and alleges that when she introduced herself to Trump, he held onto her hand and repeatedly kissed her.
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A Ponzi scheme is a type of fraud whereby crooks steal money from investors and mask the theft by funneling returns to clients from funds contributed by newer investors.
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To be clear, we are far from the realm of simple label trafficking: These are not small-time crooks looking to maximize profits by reselling fakes under some prestigious appellation.
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Big diamonds can be crushed into several pieces so they're less traceable -- and if crooks avoid legit jewelers ... there's less chance anyone reports a run-in with the stolen rock.
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In February of that year cyber-crooks stole $22013m directly from the central bank of Bangladesh—and would have got away with more were it not for a crucial typo.
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" Giuliani, though, expressed confidence, telling VICE, "I walked away pretty comfortable that Yermak wasn't going to get himself into a situation where he was dealing with a bunch of crooks.
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Trump's supporters argued that while Manafort and Cohen might be crooks, that has nothing to do with Trump, and certainly not whether he colluded with Russians to beat Hillary Clinton.
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If they get cold feet again, Trump's currently weak-sounding protests that the real crooks are House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff and the intelligence community whistleblower will gain new life.
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Setting up a website or social-media account for a fake charity and using it to get money and personal data from unwary donors is not difficult for cyber crooks.
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Mama June joins us Live with her trainer Kenya Crooks, plus Nikki Bella reveals the sweet story behind her 4.5K engagement ring Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"Rocked by scandals and cowardice, undermined by crooks and buried under mounds of money, football is being dragged into disgrace," warned France-Soir about the state of the domestic game.
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"'It went wee, wee, wee all the way home,' said dispatcher Crooks who tipped us off to this light-hearted call," Columbus Division of Police wrote in a Facebook post.
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"It works like an offsetting operation between (the) Chinese community and crooks in Israel," according to the intelligence documents, which note that the Israelis usually charge a 2.5 percent fee.
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"Let's be honest, it feels like we are the ones who are being punished for forcing out the crooks," says Fawad Subhani, who owns a domestic appliance store in Islamabad.
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"You have to keep in mind, this lady used to eat this stuff called 'sketti' — so that does not sound healthy or nutritious at all," said Crooks with a laugh.
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In a 2004 Cleveland Magazine story in which several families raised questions about their EAC adoptions, Cole was asked how she avoided crooks amid the shadowy business of international adoptions.
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"I think [many] view me running as part of the anti-Trump movement that they want to support," Crooks told The New York Times after her primary win in May.
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Regardless of the specific method preferred by crooks, though, Rueda says that she and other SJPD crime prevention specialists strongly discourage people from ever leaving valuables unattended in their cars.
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If Western countries start requiring transparency about corporate ownership, crooks will stop stashing their money in the West, because they will no longer be able to hide their true identities.
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The 31-year-old -- who retired in 2017 -- says the crooks took all sorts of valuables including purses, computers and one REALLY important piece of jewelry ... the Super Bowl ring.
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Investigators are poring through more than two million seized documents as they continue to map out what Ms. Aldana described as a state that had been "co-opted" by crooks.
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"I think my voice should have been heard then, and I'll still fight for it to be heard now," Crooks told Cosmopolitan, who first reported on her run for office.
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It was called Enron Field, at least until it turned out the "Smartest Guys in the Room" were actually dumb-ass crooks who drove the company into bankruptcy and scandal.
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Pure Cycles Urban Commuter Bike Kona Dew Crooks told us that Kona makes some great commuter bikes, and for a midpriced option, he recommends a bike from its Dew line.
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Meanwhile, Prohibition created a "shadow economy" that was run by crooks and thugs, said spirits and cocktail expert Derek Brown, while causing lasting damage to the alcohol and hospitality industries.
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And it's not clear that Shkreli, 34, could get to do his time for securities fraud in a minimum-security prison with other nonviolent con artists and white-collar crooks.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, each of them — Rachel Crooks, Tasha Dixon, Jill Harth, Sam Holvey, Natasha Stoynoff and Karena Virginia — publicly accused Donald Trump of sexual harassment or assault.
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Crooks are cashing in on the CBD craze by substituting cheap and illegal synthetic marijuana for natural CBD in vapes and edibles such as gummy bears, an AP investigation found.
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Rachel Crooks, who said Trump kissed her without permission while she was working in Trump Tower in New York 2005, is running for state legislature in Ohio, Cosmopolitan reported Monday.
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Then a 22-year-old receptionist working at a real estate firm in the eponymous skyscraper, Crooks told the Times that she introduced herself to Trump and shook his hand.
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According to this telling, nothing much happened in the middle decades of the last century without crooks facilitating or profiting from it, from Marilyn Monroe's stardom to John F. Kennedy's presidency.
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The first thing Crooks looks at is the shape of the brow, and advises sticking to it, rather than trying to create a new shape based on a favorite celebrity look.
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He was into streetwear brands like Crooks and Castles—"I was fat as hell though"—and his plans for the future included moving to Oakland and eventually starting a marijuana dispensary.
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Increasingly such sales are a means of disposing of pricey assets bought legally by crooks using ill-gotten gains and seized by the authorities under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA).
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The tech: Last year an innovation began circulating that lets crooks know when an ATM likely already has anti-skimming technology so they can move on without getting caught, per Krebs.
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With the exception of crooks, the only group that uses £50 notes in any number is tourists, so the sensible thing may be to choose an ambassador easily recognisable by visitors.
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The plays tell the stories of women, including Rachel Crooks, Tasha Dixon, and Jessica Leeds, who haven't seen the kind of closure that the #MeToo movement has brought for some people.
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Mr Putin's ruling United Russia is increasingly seen as a party of "crooks and thieves", as Mr Navalny calls it, acting in the interest of the nomenklatura and the business oligarchy.
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The article details the alleged firsthand accounts of 20 women accusing Trump of sexual assault and harassment, including stories from Natasha Stoynoff, Rachel Crooks, Jessica Leeds, Jill Harth and Kristin Anderson.
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But lately, there's been a lot of concern that crooks with RFID readers could easily steal information like your name, gender, nationality, and more—without laying a finger on your wallet.
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Independent lawmaker Tim Storer told Fairfax Media on Saturday that public support for the proposal could be difficult to secure, while fellow independent lawmaker Derryn Hinch went further, labelling banks "crooks".
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Now we know why he was bragging about having so much money the last time we got him (Wayne Enterprises) and why he's not worried about the crooks who robbed him.
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Ed Crooks, the energy editor of The Financial Times, said in a tweet that the amount mentioned, a tax of $32 billion per year, would be consistent with a production tax.
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By tearing apart cheap phones, crooks are able to send credit card information to their location instantly without having to access the skimmer physically or rely on an open Bluetooth connection.
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Crooks, a former receptionist who worked in Trump Tower, accused the president of forcibly kissing her in 2005 and came forward with her accusation in 2016 just before the general election.
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Instead of funding crooks, sports wagering could - when properly licensed and regulated within the states - spawn legitimate business enterprises that create jobs and raise tax revenue for states and local communities.
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That article required signing nations to enact laws to deter copyright crooks from cutting through the digital fences, like encryption, put around copyrighted works to prevent their illegal access or use.
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During the 2016 election, Crooks told the New York Times that in 2005, when she was a 22-year-old receptionist working in Trump Tower, she approached Trump to introduce herself.
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He described parallels between the allegations and what Trump described on the Access Hollywood bus: Some of what Natasha Stoynoff, Rachel Crooks, Jessica Leeds and Jill Harth alleged involved forceful kissing.
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On Tuesday night, Ms. Crooks took a step closer to becoming the first Trump accuser to hold public office, winning an unopposed Democratic primary for an Ohio House of Representatives seat.
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Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten charm as a pair of small-time crooks doing grunt work on a job that's half-explained and barely understood, by them or the audience.
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Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten charm as a pair of small-time crooks doing grunt work on a job that's half-explained and barely understood, by them or the audience.
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His store was broken into last month -- where crooks made off with some of Beth's personal items -- and Dog also nearly fell victim to a $430k check scam out of Dubai.
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"As soon as you get those documents, go ahead and file and reduce the chances that one of the crooks who has your data can file ahead of you," Velasquez said.
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" But Crooks fired back with evidence saying, "Please, by all means, share the footage from the hallway outside the 24th floor residential elevator bank on the morning of January 11, 2006.
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Who would do this in a public space with live security...... Crooks has accused Trump of forcing himself on her on the 24th floor of Trump Tower, not in the lobby.
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As told in the Post story, Crooks says she met Trump near the elevators on Trump Tower's 24th floor, outside the offices of the company where she worked at the time.
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The crooks did not simply loot state-owned companies but "systematically dismantled" the organisations meant to fight crime, says Anton du Plessis of the Institute for Security Studies, a think-tank.
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Neither remotely credible nor more than minimally entertaining, Stacy Cochran's New York City romance, "Write When You Get Work," presents rich folk as gullible idiots and blue-collar crooks as heroes.
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Cops reportedly have collected evidence -- including cigarette butts -- from the shopping center and they're doing DNA tests ... the assumption being the crooks have a record and their DNA is on file.
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" Crooks later shot back at Trump's tweet, writing, "Please, by all means, share the footage from the hallway outside the 24th floor residential elevator bank on the morning of January 11, 2006.
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In a New York Times report report published Wednesday, Jessica Leeds, 22, and Rachel Crooks claim that the businessman-turned-GOP candidate made sexual advances on both of them — but decades apart.
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The botched robbery in Pennsylvania is certainly not the first time a band of crooks has tried to disguise themselves as religious women in order to pull off a brutal bank heist.
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" And although he's disappointed in discovering the sweets, Crooks assures that he's more disappointed in the fact that "she doesn't care" about her progress: "I can't deal with somebody who doesn't care.
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By bugging their cars, they pieced the crime together (a task complicated by the elderly crooks' habit of having the radio on very loud, and by their use of obscure Cockney slang).
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For many years the "Costa del Crime", a stretch of the southern Spanish shoreline, was a favourite destination for British crooks to enjoy (and reinvest) other people's money while cultivating deep tans.
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The global consequences of the hack have Elliot doubting himself and his actions, yet Mr. Robot remains unflinching, still salivating to bring the green-eyed crooks of Wall Street to their knees.
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While working as a receptionist at a real estate investment and development company in the Manhattan Trump Tower, the then 22-year-old Crooks met Trump outside on elevator in the building.
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" Colin Crooks, British ambassador to North Korea, caught the secretive gig and tweeted "Amazing to meet @JossStone tonight in #Pyongyang and see her perform in country no 176 (or is it 177?).
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Whether that's encryption to hold a computer hostage until a ransom is paid, or sophisticated, home-brewed CCTV networks built by Mexican cartels, entrepreneurial crooks are never far behind developments in tech.
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Cyrus has spent the last half-decade focusing on music save a few cameo appearances and Saturday Night Live gigs; May last acted in Allen's slight 2000 crime comedy Small Time Crooks.
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Stray Bullets, a comic that's been creator-owned and operated by David and Maria Lapham since 1995, follows the lives of criminals, thugs, and hapless crooks throughout a 20-year time period.
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The celebrity burglary thiefstravaganza continues ... this time, crooks struck the L.A. home of Lakers star Nick Young (again!) and made off with $500k in cash and jewelry after taking his entire safe!!!
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Read MoreWhy crooks don't want your new credit card "The quickest way to rack up rewards is to sign up for a new card with a big sign-up bonus," Schulz said.
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Glenny tells stories aplenty of gold-lacquered Uzis and crooks who collect sloths and alligators in their private zoos, but his real interest runs more to cash flow than to blood flow.
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The cyber crooks warned that they would also destroy CheapAir's search engine ranking by spamming it with more than 1 million irrelevant blog comments such as "penis pills," according to the screenshots.
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A few hours after Mr. Trump kissed her, Ms. Crooks returned to her apartment in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn and broke down to her boyfriend at the time, Clint Hackenburg.
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And while Crooks ran unopposed in her primary, she's far from the only woman to have tasted victory in Tuesday's primaries, which took place in Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, and West Virginia.
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Police and U.N. officials are urging countries to offer economic incentives and alternative work opportunities to low-level environmental criminals, while disrupting the tax havens wealthy crooks use to launder their loot.
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But the evidence that her party is deeply involved has made the scandal into a personal issue for her: How can she be trusted with the presidency if she's surrounded by crooks?
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A former Trump Tower receptionist, Rachel Crooks told the Washington Post that Trump forcibly kissed her "repeatedly on the cheeks and then 'directly on the mouth'" when they first met in 2005.
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During a past news conference, Crooks had called for Trump to release the security videotapes from the day she alleges the incident took place, but he didn't respond, The Washington Post reported.
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" Made in England, Brompton bikes are extremely well-constructed, according to Crooks, who says that "all the things that typically fail [on other folding bikes], like hinges, are bombproof on the Brompton.
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Americans need to remain vigilant to guard against tax fraud, which picks up around this time of year as crooks prey on taxpayers' anxiety and urgency to file their returns, experts said.
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"One big hurdle for our nominee will be to overcome the stereotype that Democrats want to take away everyone's guns," said Catherine Crooks, the Democratic Party chairwoman in Franklin County, population 10,124.
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The White House did not provide an eyewitness to rebut Crooks, who accused the president of forcibly kissing her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she worked as a young receptionist.
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Trump wrote that Crooks said the incident took place in the more public Trump Tower lobby, even though she has repeatedly described it as happening on the 24th floor of the building.
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"One big hurdle for our nominee will be to overcome the stereotype that Democrats want to take away everyone's guns," said Catherine Crooks, the Democratic Party chairwoman in Franklin County, population 10,124.
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The prints seem directly descended from the work of 19th-century caricaturist Honoré Daumier, which has the added effect of placing President Trump in a long line of historical crooks and bullies.
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I decided to test the balm by finger-painting a thin coat on my daughter&aposs face post-bath, as well as the crooks of her elbows and several other targeted spots.
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Congress should "put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," said Crooks, a former receptionist for a real estate firm, who was flanked by Leeds and Holvey.
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Wildlife activists argue that corruption is endemic in impoverished Zimbabwe, and that money generated by big game hunting and meant for conservation has been diverted into the pockets of crooks and poachers.
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Hollywood celebrities are being hit left and right by burglars ... but as far as the crooks are concerned they're nobody special, because high-end break-ins are out of control this year.
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They said most iPhone users have more to fear from criminals than from countries, and few crooks can afford anything like what it costs to break into a fully up-to-date iPhone.
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While Mama June, 37 is working out with her trainer Kenya Crooks at her house, Lamb and Sugar Bear arrive to drop off Alana from their cake tasting appointment with cupcakes in hand.
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Robinhood will have to be extremely careful, as fronting users money makes it easier for crooks to try to rip off the startup by spending the advance and then canceling the repayment transfer.
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On Monday, three other Trump accusers — Jessica Leeds, Rachel Crooks and Samantha Holvey — appeared on Megyn Kelly Today before holding a press conference to call on Congress to investigate the claims against Trump.
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In a piece in the Washington Post published Monday, Crooks again recounted her story that Trump kissed her in the lobby of Trump Tower in 20053 when she was working as a secretary.
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Still, there's evidence that similar extremist militia groups have used Facebook itself as a donation platform—the Mountain Minutemen's leader, Robert Crooks, was able to fundraise $1,600 on the site just last month.
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Throttling the informal sector meant hurting not just crooks and tax-dodgers, who were Mr Modi's targets, but also hundreds of millions scratching out a living in the jobs market of last resort.
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Making convicted lawmakers forfeit their pensions, to avoid the galling prospect of crooks like Mr. Silver and Mr. Skelos fattening their bank accounts with taxpayers' money while sitting in prison for public corruption.
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To tone up Survivor-style, Mama June: From Not to Hot trainer Kenya Crooks is demonstrating the one move you need to build up arm and shoulder muscles: the total body push-up.
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Among other things, as VICE News's coverage has shown, the trial has mostly served to make Manafort and Gates (who both held top positions on Trump's campaign) look like scheming liars and crooks.
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"When the predatory nature of America's business elites threatened to become an actual political issue, Cory Booker leaped to salve the wounded fee-fees of the crooks," Esquire's Charlie Pierce wrote this month.
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Crooks, who is running to represent the state's 88th District and would have to unseat two-term GOP incumbent Bill Reineke, called Obama's endorsement an "incredible honor" in a statement obtained by Bustle.
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As the "Me Too" movement began to take off in late 2017, Leeds, Crooks and Holvey held a press conference arranged by Brave New Films to call on Congress to investigate the allegations.
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Scripted by the Mischief founding members Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields, all of whom appear in the show, the scenario involving small-town, small-time crooks possibly shouldn't bear undue scrutiny.
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Who would do this in a public space with live security...... The Post published the claims Tuesday morning in a profile of Crooks, now 35, who is running for state office in Ohio.
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Success will not be clear-cut, but if she can help convict the crooks it will inspire not just South Africans but reformers in other venal regimes, such as Angola, Pakistan and Ukraine.
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Tony Saggers, a former anti-drugs wallah at the National Crime Agency (NCA), an impoverished answer to America's FBI, says foreign crooks can see footballers as ambassadors for their country and thus untouchable.
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Became parents and joiners and accountants, went to the docks or the shipyards, became builders and police officers (bent or otherwise), crooks, drug dealers, musicians, alcoholics and addicts, suicides, murderers, or murder victims.
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THE INFRASTRUCTURE As with any other cybercrime enterprise, there are multiple parts that need to be strung together—sourcing the commodity, finding how other crooks can make use of it, and effectively monetizing it.
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FROM COINAGE: 4 Ways to Work Out Without Killing Your Wallet Crooks demonstrates lifting his legs over the stool, one at a time, and Boehlke quickly catches on to the "bounce and kick" motion.
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Less than a week later, EPA representative Jennifer Crooks informed Burgess that the poor water quality was "only a temporary problem" and that state and city officials were working on it, the complaint said.
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In a separate allegation, Rachel Crooks says that while working in Trump Tower 11 years ago at a company that he did not own, he kissed her outside an elevator after she introduced herself.
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Crooks was a 22-year-old receptionist in Trump Tower in 2005 when she was allegedly "forcibly kissed by Mr. Trump on our first introduction" on her cheeks and then her lips, she said.
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In a clip from Friday's episode of Mama June: From Not to Hot, the reality star continues to exercise with her trainer, Kenya Crooks, in preparation for her ex-husband Sugar Bear's upcoming wedding.
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Crooks' Second Chance Enhancement Serum delivers on both counts: It has a three-speed vibrating wand that promises to increase circulation and deliver product straight to the root of the hair for maximum benefits.
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There was nothing random about the burglaries at the homes of Yasiel Puig and Robert Woods -- cops believe they were most likely targeted because they're pro athletes who were PLAYING when the crooks struck.
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"You feel like you have to say yes, you don't want to be the nasty girl, the mean girl who doesn't comply and who picks up a fight," Crooks told Kelly of the experience.
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On the back of his first Soundcloud demo, he generated enough interest to play the recent ABRA and Manu Crooks gig and if internet buzz is any indication, there will be bigger gigs soon.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian lawmakers passed a bill aimed at cracking down on money laundering by urging foreign countries where currency crooks are hiding to cooperate in prosecuting them, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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But another way of looking at it is that, after a long history of corruption throughout colonisation and dictatorship, the crooks are at last getting rounded up, ousted from office and sent to jail.
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In St. Augustine, he blamed the "thieves and crooks" in the news media for reporting on the polling and said the polls themselves were biased, all of it, he said, amounting to voter suppression.
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Between this and that giant nose someone picked off a porch in Portland last week, it looks like some crooks out there might be well on their way to putting together a full body.
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Two crooks sitting in a van on a stakeout, arguing and eating Doritos, get killed by a neighbor in a sports car for no particular reason while the FBI sits by watching, mouths agape.
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A bunch of bogus Cavs, Spurs, Warriors and Bulls championship rings have been seized in a recent customs bust at LAX ... and officials say the crooks could have moved the pieces for around $560k!!!
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In fact, she says, acquisitive crime such as the attempted robbery of the Arsenal players tends to be the domain of the most recently arrived crooks, who need cash to start up their network.
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Three of his accusers, Jessica Leeds, Rachel Crooks, and Samantha Holvey said at a news conference on Monday that the accusations warranted new consideration given the broader discussion of sexual harassment in U.S. society.
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Reyes' campaign consultant Crooks told the Associated Press the contribution was consistent with past donations from the company, and that Reyes was required as attorney general to defend any laws passed in the state.
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Rio's the least of Ryan Lochte's legal issues because he says he's also fallen victim to a bunch of crooks right here in the U.S.A. -- chronically, in fact, and it's cost him more than $100k.
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The situation changed in the late 1990s, when the physicists Gavin Crooks and Chris Jarzynski derived "fluctuation theorems" that can be used to quantify how much more often certain physical processes happen than reverse processes.
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Crooks currently works as an administrator at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, OH. In February, she announced her bid, joining the record-breaking number of women across the country who are running for office this year.
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Officers guarded the entrance to the agricultural ministry and fired tear gas to disperse protesters who hurled tomatoes, eggplants and stones at the building, smashing windows and using shepherd's crooks to repel police during scuffles.
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As an ex-cop, Gus was well acquainted with small-time crooks like Tommy D., who turns up at the hotel and gets nowhere when he begs him to investigate the murder of his son.
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Your argument that a stronger mandate will help President Cyril Ramaphosa push through a reform agenda by somehow strengthening him against the crooks in his party is deeply flawed, as no mechanism exists for this.
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Related: Michigan Governor Rick Snyder Is Drinking Flint's Water Every Day For a Month The results were sent to Jennifer Crooks, the EPA's program officer in Michigan, who forwarded them along to Busch and Prisby.
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Hilary Duff just learned the hard way about the danger of posting vacation pics on Instagram -- it sets up her empty crib as an easy target for crooks on the hunt for high-end jewelry.
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The story has ruffled feathers in the Netherlands, which holds local elections next week, and among the Eurosceptic British press, always ready to pounce on signs that the EU is a den of undemocratic crooks.
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Houston Rockets star Trevor Ariza is the latest victim in the L.A. celebrity burglary crime wave -- this time, crooks jacked the NBA star for at least $50k in jewelry, law enforcement sources tell TMZ Sports.
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The reason why credit cards are worth less to crooks at this point is because banks and credit card issuers have developed more sophisticated fraud detection systems, rending stolen cards worthless very quickly, said Cser.
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The second woman, Rachel Crooks, described how Trump "kissed me directly on the mouth" in an unwanted advance in 2005 at Trump Tower in Manhattan, where she was a receptionist at a real estate firm.
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A few weeks later, a man named Jim Snodgrass from IDC Servco called me and said the people from the other company were crooks and that I needed to report fraudulent activity on my card.
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"For others, especially those across the United States, I think they view me running as part of the anti-Trump movement that they want to support," Ms. Crooks, 35, said in an email on Wednesday.
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Recent headlines have focused on the attacks of the 2016 election, but every day Russian crooks inflict immense harm on real victims across our country and around the world, causing billions of dollars in losses.
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The feds disrupted what might have eventually become the largest heroin trafficking ring in America: The crooks' plan was to unify disparate gangs and start shipping in smack from the Golden Triangle in huge quantities.
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Readers have been quick to respond to the editorial "All the President's Crooks" about the guilty plea of Michael Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, and the conviction of Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's former campaign chief.
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Hours before the letter was released, Jessica Leeds, Samantha Holvey and Rachel Crooks called on Congress to open an investigation into their allegations against Trump, as well as those of roughly a dozen other women.
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It was really just us, and they're still around too, Crooks and Liars were a couple of the early folks who just got the technology to quickly grab video from TV, and put it online.
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Unlike Cold Spring or 2010 debut Crooks & Lovers, Love What Survives whispers or growls directly into your ear; the voices you hear can skip from cracking into falsetto then belting out with a defiant clarity.
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On Monday morning, three of Trump's accusers — Samantha Holvey, Rachel Crooks, and Jessica Leeds — appeared on the Today show with Megyn Kelly and later held a press conference, calling on Congress to investigate the president.
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" On the other side of the same piece, a self-portrait of Lugo is framed by the phrases "To All the Killers and the Hundred Dollar Billas" and "Ain't No Such Thing as Halfway Crooks.
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"This bill would protect citizens and law enforcement officers from the massive payouts that taxpayers are giving crooks and thieves who are hurt or injured by police officers who are doing their job," explained Martinez.
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At the same time, while what Trump has publicly professed is bad enough from a standpoint of traditional morality, what he's been accused of doing by Rachel Crooks, Summer Zervos, and others is much worse.
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"Women have found strength in one another and the courage to come forward, leaving many powerful men to suffer the consequences of their actions," Trump accuser Rachel Crooks said at a December 2018 press conference.
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Rachel Crooks, who has accused Donald Trump of forcibly kissing her when she worked for a company in Trump Tower, is calling the president's bluff and asking him to share footage from that day in 2006.
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Crooks told The Washington Post that she was 22 and working as a secretary for a firm in Trump Tower when she met the then 59-year-old Trump near the elevators on the 24th floor.
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Rachel Crooks said it's "liars" like Donald Trump who inspired her to run for office — and on Tuesday she just reached an important milestone in her quest to become a politician who starkly contrasts the president.
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In a February interview with Cosmopolitan, Crooks, now the director of international student recruitment at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio, said that her inspiration to run stemmed from Trump escaping accountability for his alleged sexual abuse.
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They also asked for "all documents" concerning other women who have accused Trump of groping them, including Jessica Leeds, Mindy McGillivray, Rachel Crooks, Natasha Stoynoff, Temple Taggart, Kristin Anderson, Cathy Heller, Jill Harth, and Jessica Drake.
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"What works for her wouldn't work for me, and it might not work for you," says Tonya Crooks, better known as the BrowGal, of Cara Delevingne's bold, bushy brows, arguably the most coveted set in Hollywood.
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While crooks may have an array of systems in place to launder the funds they steal, researchers have noticed that so-called business email compromise scammers are leaning more and more on the humble gift card.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh has formally sought assistance from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation to track down the cyber crooks who stole $81 million from its central bank's U.S. account, the interior minister said on Saturday.
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