Donald Trump's success reminds us that we can't ignore the dark corners of the internet anymore -- and we can't even pretend that this activity is restricted to just these dark corners.
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And there's going to be a lot of dark corners.
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Light pooling causes shadows and dark corners, which may look scary.
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Think dark corners, crumbling walls, and light bulbs filled with blood.
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Trump's campaign is the exposition and exploitation of those dark corners.
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Here's a glimpse into its dark corners: What does 'incel' mean?
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Some passwords are sold in dark corners of the internet, Foster said.
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We know that the dark corners will take over the entire site.
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Well, in some dark corners of the Internet — namely, Instagram — you might.
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He doesn't need to delve into these dark corners of the Internet.
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Those falsehoods are no longer restricted to the dark corners of the internet.
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I've known it in bars, in cabs, in dark corners of darker nights.
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They took place in dark corners of enormous public-housing towers where gangs battled.
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There are definitely a lot more dark corners to be explored on this one.
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Stream the album below, order it here, and explore those dark corners for yourself.
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But is there more than just a serial killer hiding in Wind Gap's dark corners?
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Click here to view original GIFThe internet has some dark corners, there's no denying that.
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To some, it's dismissed as white supremacist drivel informed by dark corners of the internet.
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That network, in turn, regularly mines the dark corners of the internet for source material.
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In dark corners of the internet, the massacre is studied and celebrated, inspiring more attacks.
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Since then, FOIA has shined a bright light in the dark corners of the Executive branch.
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It's become copacetic to watch someone's murder, and not just in dark corners of the internet.
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Increasingly, that means understanding social media's dark corners, and the types of extremism they can foster.
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For the past week, a battle has been raging in the dark corners of the internet.
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Let's shine the spotlight on other dark corners and notice, report, and fully and fairly investigate.
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In both his fiction and documentary work, Schroeder has long illuminated dark corners of human behavior.
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So there might be a lot more videos showing up on the dark corners of the internet.
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But lately, the more that journalists explore its dark corners, the more cause they find for concern.
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Soon enough, the veep is meeting with high ranking government officials in dark corners of fancy parties.
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They're lurking in dark corners of the screen, signaling mood, flashbacks, fleeting stabs of pain, and grief.
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"That's the kind of stuff we're in seeing in the dark corners of the internet these days."
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The sheer volume of underground music being shared in the dark corners of the Internet can be overwhelming.
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The joy of Parks and Recreation will never leave me, not even in the dark corners of Twitter.
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First, lip gloss was revived from the deep, dark corners of our middle school bathrooms and Claire's backstock.
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She's also much more likely to explore dark corners of her psyche, regrets, second thoughts, anxieties that linger.
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There will always be dark corners of the internet for neo-Nazis to hide in and recruit from.
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Any presidential briefing would note that far-right nationalism doesn't just linger in dark corners of the internet.
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You can now explore all the dark corners of Christian Grey's Seattle penthouse in a 360-degree virtual experience.
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ANTON PERICH It was the loudest disco in the world but it had dark corners where you could whisper.
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There will also be short films "that explore dark corners of the female experience," according to the MoMA's website.
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She had not met transgender people in Pharasgaon, but knew that they were relegated to dark corners in India.
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They retire to dark corners, ready to be redeployed at times of insecurity and alarm, when scapegoats are sought.
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Some interesting reasons that underlie this poverty may be discerned by shining a little light into some dark corners.
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On the show, it's all dark corners and shady alleys, the type of place Mary Jane Watson should absolutely avoid.
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A deep dive into your subconscious and a fearless perusal into the dark corners of research-driven processes is favored.
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The best thing we can do is run toward these dark corners in ourselves, turn on the lights, and look.
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He found inspiration in strange and dark corners, and his genius was to wrest an unruly beauty from those nightmares.
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It's time for a little sunshine in the dark corners of sex abuse litigation for the benefit of all concerned.
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Grave Lines is the latest riff-laden extreme metal beast to come slithering up out of London's grubby dark corners.
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On this long weekend, thank Ferrer, the Alinejads and everyone else lighting lanterns of liberty in the world's dark corners.
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The only way to combat this problem is to start shining a light on the dark corners of our politics.
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It's a rare performance that manages to explore dark corners of the human psyche and gently shine light into them.
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This rally is where Q went from the dark corners of the internet to wall-to-wall cable news saturation.
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When Bitcoin first emerged, it was largely reserved to the dark corners of the internet and, often, the black market.
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He's become a meme on dark corners of 4chan and has drawn support from people like white nationalist leader Richard Spencer.
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They hang from the walls, are suspended from light shafts, and decorate otherwise dark corners in 26 of the company's offices.
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The footage shows the dog running between different dark corners of the yard, where Trip said the dog was killing animals.
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"These come from dark corners of the internet," president of the Natural Products Association, Daniel Fabricant, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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And in the dark corners of the whitewashed walls of the convention hall, the red lights of closed-circuit cameras glowed.
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That might irk Blackbear, who is covered in tattoos and, throughout "Cybersex," both laments and dives in to fame's dark corners.
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But while millions have read unsupported theories propounded in dark corners of the internet, some have been prompted to act violently.
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In a modernist complex in downtown Houston, artists transform the dark corners and rooms into a light-filled cluster of art.
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Not a single cigarette was lit all night, and at no point did the scent of poppers waft from dark corners.
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Now when the painting is completely done, these dark corners are going to lead the eye to the center of the painting.
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We can help each other regulate, but we can still go into the some dark corners of those experiences together as well.
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Beyer said he wanted to expose the "prejudiced attitudes" in dark corners of the web so that they could be openly challenged.
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This ability to be both insider and outsider at the same time led him further into the dark corners of the soul.
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Gymnastics, like many sports, has its dark corners and shadows, places where devious coaches can lurk and children can pay the price.
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All you need is a working outlet or pack of batteries in order to light up the dark corners of your home.
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Soon, Susie is giggling in the school's corridors, peeking into its dark corners and dancing, flailing, twisting under Madame Blanc's strict watch.
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" Her biography tries to compensate for his reticence and delves deeply into what she calls "the dark corners of our family history.
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What little research we have suggests that driving violent or hateful material into dark corners of the web may make matters worse.
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Writing about every little conspiracy theory and fake news story circulating in the dark corners of the web risks amplifying the nonsense.
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The Philadelphia native is the mind behind the music lurking in the dark corners of Pop's Chock-Lit Shoppe or Greendale in Riverdale.
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Negative thoughts and bad memories are like dust, Whitehurst explains — they can accumulate in nooks, crannies, and dark corners if you let them.
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But when extremists meet in the dark corners of the web, they inspire each other to greater heights of paranoia and self-righteousness.
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They are then taken to a separate tour called "Terror Behind the Walls," where actors scare visitors by jumping out of dark corners.
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There is no overhead light, so I have placed globe lights and spot lights around the room to balance out the dark corners.
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The perpetrators often operate in dark corners of the web, hiding their identities and sowing mayhem across state lines and even national borders.
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That's appropriate to a show that feels conjured from those dark corners of a child's imagination that even grown-ups never entirely erase.
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These "dark corners of the world" are seedbeds for terrorists and others who might manipulate the region for their own ill-gotten gains.
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Seemingly unable to change course, Mr. Putin's regime is desperately searching for an ideology in the dark corners of Russian history and theology.
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Pictures of me casually touching colleagues, friends, and family in social settings such as selfies began to circulate the dark corners of social media.
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She also wrote about dark corners of the internet where perpetrators brag about stealthing and share tips on how to get away with it.
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Some boys had clearly only experienced girls in the dark corners of parties, where they were defined by their breasts and not their brains.
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Based on a novel by Dennis Lehane, the film plunges into the dark corners of South Boston, as investigators search for a kidnapped girl.
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And in that crypt — a cavernous space with dark corners, vaulted ceilings and the ashes of past parishioners — you may listen to classical music.
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Billie Eilish released "Bury a Friend" in January 2019 and subsequently exposed listeners to the dark corners of the 17-year-old singer's mind.
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While celebrities and public figures are rightly concerned about the implications of the technology, its roots aren't in the dark corners of the internet.
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Or you unearth a pair of jeans from the dark corners of your closet and recover some ecstasy pills from that rave last year.
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Writing in Time Thursday, Pepe's progenitor Matt Furie says he's reclaiming the creature from the dark corners of the internet in which he currently resides.
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It started up this fall in dark corners of the internet, but quickly bubbled up through Facebook, which weaponized the meme with its sharing tools.
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Most people never see these masters of invisibility, who slink around in the dark corners and under cars, catching rats, or scrounging through trash bins.
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Yes, the nativist, racist fringe he collected along the way will still exist, but it will likely disparate into the dark corners of the internet.
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This "jack of all trades" malware was a novel discovery, however, even for researchers who work in the deep, dark corners of the cybersecurity world.
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On Baseball BALTIMORE — The Yankees have traveled almost a decade with Alex Rodriguez on his current contract, weaving through dark corners and over rugged terrain.
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Much of the movie takes place in Shideh's apartment, a modest, austere, flatly lighted space that doesn't come with the usual haunted-house dark corners.
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The horror genre can be a pipeline into the dark corners of the psyche, but the impact of "The Dark" is more clinical than cathartic.
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It breeds in drinking water barrels and street garbage puddles, hides in the dark corners of houses and often bites several humans before laying eggs.
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From dark corners of the internet and talk radio, their warped portrayal with its anti-Semitic themes has moved to the center of political debate.
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Falsehoods about George Soros, the billionaire investor and Democratic donor, have moved from the dark corners of the internet to the center of political debate.
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AE: Though it is not possible to shut down the website completely, it is possible to force it into the dark corners of the internet.
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Interest rates around the world would stay lower for longer, raising the odds that dangers build up in dark corners of the markets beyond regulators' reach.
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I hope this can be seen as an attempt to attack a specific bad cause: The inherent racism found in the dark corners of the Internet.
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It is whispered in dark corners, at conventions with names like Consensus and TokenFest, that there is a secret tunnel in that wall, a fundamental flaw.
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Or will we properly place these malignant few in the dark corners in which they belong not giving them the attention or platform which they crave?
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We dug around the dark corners of the internet to find some of the weirdest Trump-related gifts for your family so you don't have to.
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"I think we have an obligation to expose hate not just in the dark corners of our society but also in the mainstream," Mr. Cohen said.
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There have always been dark corners of the internet, and always places to find light, but in recent years, Twitter has seemed like the dark side.
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They bounced with bottles of Voss, queued up for $8 Stella Artois, communed in hidden antechambers, meditated in solitude, ate falafel and slipped into dark corners.
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With wires trailing behind them, they resemble critters that have skittered from the basement's dark corners, scattered around, and set themselves down to face all directions.
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While my books cover the gamut of genres, they are always looking deeply into the dark corners of our world, places that some prefer not to go.
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Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, Darkest Dungeon, and Bloodborne all use the mental health of their characters as a kind of secondary health bar.
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"The best history helps us recognize the mistakes that we've made, and the dark corners of the human spirit that we need to guard against," Obama said.
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I hope this post can be seen as an attempt to attack a specific bad cause: The inherent racism found in the dark corners of the Internet.
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So much for the secrecy of Islam that I hear about in the dark corners of the Internet... and cable... and from the Bills (O'Reilly and Maher).
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The dirty little wars in this age will be fought in dark corners of the world, where the parties will not follow the laws of armed conflict.
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Going undercover, wearing clever disguises, tailing suspects, digging for potential corpses in dark corners of rural England in the middle of the night — they love it all.
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And the wagging, censorious tongues of Lorca's townsfolk are replaced by the all-too appropriately named trolls who lie in wait in dark corners of the internet.
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The frequent moments of public affection that occurred on the dance floor — and in the dark corners beyond — seemed to take on a heightened sense of aplomb.
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As in many genre exemplars, the main setting is a stately manor with dark corners, creaking stairs and a warren of richly appointed rooms shrouded in secrets.
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By acknowledging fears in the periphery of our daily lives or the dark corners of our minds, the mechanisms of control — whether god or government — are disrupted.
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"There is a picture being painted of us being devious and doing things in dark corners when everything has been done openly, in a transparent way," he said.
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It's not difficult to fall prey to the allure of first impressions, to catch a glimpse of a flattering profile and let the mind wander into dark corners.
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WASHINGTON — For years, they have lurked in the web's dark corners, masking themselves with cartoon images and writing screeds about the demise of white culture under ominous pseudonyms.
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But she didn't stop there: She also used table lamps to illuminate dark corners and a pair of sconces to draw attention to a special piece of art.
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But as the Hefner era fades into history, it should be remembered that for all the hedonistic fun the mansion seemed to epitomize, it contained many dark corners.
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After a period of curiosity within your relationships, you dive deeper on Monday, going into the dark corners of other people's minds, unafraid of issues concerning intimacy and trust.
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I prefer dive bars with dark corners, so thankfully I don't think my several almost nip-slips were major incidents, but it was definitely a hazard of the evening.
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But today, we bring you a tweet that perfectly exemplifies one of the dark corners of the web, where outliers and their random spurts of curiosity come to light.
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After Donald Trump was elected president, they made it clear they were not about to go back to the dark corners of the internet from where they came from.
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Since then she has journeyed into dark corners to document people's plights for Vice, Fusion and the New York Times—giving victims not just a voice, but a face.
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I feel so strongly that people need to talk more about these experiences, that they need to have a bright light turned on the dark corners where they thrive.
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The candidacy of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who himself is sympathetic to alt-right stances, has thrust many of these dark corners of the internet into the spotlight.
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"When you've read about our products, it's not always glowing reviews, because we're solving really ugly, difficult situations that happen in the dark corners of the world," he said.
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You never know what might be lurking when you start poking around dark corners in Washington, D.C. But don't be too surprised if you happen to find Alex Wagner.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum, "Three Memories" by Fink creeps into the dark corners of her mother's mental breakdown, styled in the key of Southern Gothic literature.
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The passion of the community sprouted from the dark corners of arcades and laundromats, kids sitting at home grinding match-ups to beat their friends at the next meet-up.
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A tophat-wearing creature from the 2014 Australian psychological thriller film of the same name, the Babadook hides in dark corners and has since been turned into a LGBTQI icon.
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The game plays on your own childhood fears—the dark corners of rooms and that gap between your bed and the floor, where all manner of monstrous things can manifest.
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The play's most chilling implication, though, is that for every public exposure, there are many more men like Bernard, inhabiting dark corners left unilluminated in a world of bright lights.
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That's one of the home's many dark corners: Rather than add windows to improve the light, the designer and owner ripped three of them out and put up extra walls.
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In the process, they have pushed their version of Mr. Soros, 216, from the dark corners of the internet and talk radio to the very center of the political debate.
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But that's OK; spend enough time there and its grammars will start to make sense, you'll start to find life in the dark corners, joy out there in the terror.
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Think of it as an alternative for parents who feel that "Matilda the Musical," the current (and infinitely more sophisticated) Broadway hit, has too many dark corners for their impressionable progeny.
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Just look: By now, it comes as no surprise that there are a lot of people steeped in the dark corners of the internet — the places where hateful, violent speech thrives.
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It's got the sensibilities of a big budget blockbuster and the craft of an art house thinkpiece, peering at the monsters that seek shelter in dark corners after a cataclysmic event.
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However, carved right into the structure of the building, in the dark corners and beneath the whitewash on the walls, are less visible traces of the lower and middle class: graffiti.
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They didn&apost give historic tax cuts, historic deregulation to try to bring peace and dark corners around the world -- PIRRO: So you see it doing it differently for this president?
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Some Democrats have accused Trump of giving license to the hate lurking in dark corners of American life, even contending he has blood on his hands for the weekend of violence.
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Now that their candidate has been elected president, they've made it clear they're not about to recede from Twitter back to the dark corners of the internet from whence they came.
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Especially in a climactic dinner-party scene that is set in an ideal bohemian quasi loft, replete with dark corners where the film's romantic couples can square off or make out.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), one of the jurors, questioned Vindman's patriotism by propagating an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory from the fever swamps of the dark corners of the pro-Trump fringe Internet.
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Unless you've been frequenting the dark corners of the internet where people trade in spoiler rumors, the final chapter in the "Skywalker Saga" is, by and large, a giant question mark.
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Similarly, these revenge films rely on a lexicon of violence: Nearly every culture understands the danger of a hidden gun, of looking into dark corners during the middle of the night.
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Here he portrays the "fantastical duke of dark corners" as an exuberant escapee from the House of Windsor, an inbred composite of all the 20th century princes of Wales, including Charles.
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It's heavily influenced by hardboiled film noirs — so there are shadows and dark corners everywhere — but it's also fond of the bright pink pop of neon, which occasionally illuminates the darkness.
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Even before they rose to national prominence and began to speak more publicly -- more than just the dark corners of the web -- they were a fractured movement, riddled with feuds and disagreements.
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But, according to Dana Schwartz, this term has become a "catch-all" phrase among the alt-right in the "dark corners of the internet where #feminismisacancer hashtags are a badge of pride".
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Mass sighting at Westall High School The Westall incident is often referred to on the dark corners of the web (where Angel Fire websites dwell), as Australia's most significant mass UFO sightings.
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But an attack on Colonel Vindman's character and motives was already making its way from the dark corners of Mr. Trump's social media following to the front lines of the impeachment battle.
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Some of these people have flocked to sites like Breitbart and they've retreated into these dark corners because the left has too easily tossed words like "racist" and "xenophobe" and "sexist" around.
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While we illuminate the dark corners for hidden truths, we must remember that what we say, particularly in the media, can have just as much impact if not more than our actions.
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Yet a fuller picture has emerged of a rudderless person who appeared to take an abruptly ominous turn and had been influenced by conspiracy theories in the dark corners of the internet.
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You in her footsteps have gone beyond the call of duty and gone to those dark corners and reached out your hand to the most vulnerable children of Aftica and in particular, Lesotho.
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Muswere says that he made the gun for a "dystopian" college film project, but there's also evidence of a new global 23D-printed gunsmithing movement happening on the dark corners of the internet.
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The documents reveal sellers and buyers of art using the same dark corners of the global financial system as dictators, politicians, fraudsters and others who benefit from the anonymity these secrecy zones offer.
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They had a powerful empire, and now they have been driven into the dark corners of the world where they plan to rise again; they want to fulfill their destiny as a people.
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Holden has certainly received criticism for her behavior from some dark corners of the internet, but women on Twitter saw her body slam as a marker of the empowerment of the #MeToo era.
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No one thinks we should shut down the internet because it has dark corners, and no one is clamoring for Twitter to shut down because people use it to bully each other online.
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The hatred that came against empty buses really showed that the prejudices trumped wisdom... That's why I shared the post so that more people can see what's happening in dark corners of the web.
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The revelation that there are people in dark corners of the internet taking beauty advice from cavemen is bound to horrify those who wear their 7-step nightly routines like a badge of honor.
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But the app contains dark corners, too, as videos that are disturbing for children slip past its filters, either by mistake or because bad actors have found ways to fool the YouTube Kids algorithms.
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We met in dark corners and industrial alleys around the casino, would smash, then we would go back to our cars and show up on the next day and work like nothing ever happened.
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According to the band, Boy King is a record for the Tinder generation, probing the dark corners of desire where everyone now has license to create, explore, and inhabit a range of sexual identities.
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"They know who these opponents are, they can monitor the websites, but there is tons of traffic, it's hard to get to, and they are going to be operating in the dark corners," he said.
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On a weekday night, waiters and waitresses sat in dark corners or at empty tables with headphones in, looking as bored as the lobsters and groupers unknowingly awaiting their makers inside their watery holding cells.
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This is also facilitated by cameras and lenses that can shoot in very low light, which is relatively recent, so I also wanted to capture what was happening in the dark corners of the building.
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If you're tempted to spend more of your time picking out furnishings or puzzling over layouts, remember that lighting can completely transform a space — not just by brightening dark corners, but by affecting your emotions.
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It is the only masked frog in the Northeast, and though its cowl is almost a cliché for roaming the city's dark corners, it must be one of the least intimidating creatures in the forest.
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For Mr. Jones, the appearance of top Facebook and Twitter executives was personal enough to bring his trolling out of the dark corners of the internet and into the halls of the House and Senate.
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Members of the so-called alt-right and white supremacists in the dark corners of the internet have targeted Jewish public figures as "globalists" with increasing volume since the run-up to the 2016 election.
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That said, the time saved using AI to automate phone tasks could also be spent on more time-wasting garbage like watching more YouTube videos or getting deeper into the dark corners of Instagram feeds.
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Ideas that used to remain confined to pamphlets or small networks leap from the dark corners of the internet into lines in speeches and tweets from the president himself, who has long trumpeted conspiracy theories.
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But as evidenced by posts on Craiglist and other dark corners of the internet, mounds of scientific evidence won't stop people from believing some pretty bizarre eclipse myths—mostly, ones that involve sex and/or death.
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Transparency advocates hope similar pressure will build in the United States to shine a light on what Mr. Osborne called "those hiding spaces, those dark corners of the global financial system" right in its own backyard.
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Alexander Vindman gave damaging testimony about Mr. Trump's Ukraine call, an attack on the colonel's character made its way from the dark corners of Mr. Trump's Twitter following to the front lines of the impeachment battle.
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They work hard to get the straight and unvarnished facts to us, to shine a light in dark corners and make sure we know what is going on in our communities, our country and the world.
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But while American Republicans shrink in fear of Trumpian revenge, the fact that 21 British Conservatives refused to follow Johnson into the dark corners of democracy is a testament to the continued vitality of British politics.
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In fact, the majority of city real estate (unless you have cash to spend) consists of dark corners, humid rooms, and that one radiator that always dries out your skin and those $2 Whole Foods herb pots.
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Since Trump's inauguration — during which he reaffirmed his chilling loyalty to the "forgotten men and women of our country" — Neo Nazis, Klan members, and white nationalists no longer live just in the dark corners of the Internet.
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That world lurks just outside of our everyday perception, in the dark corners of the internet we never visit, the quiet ports where ships slip in by night, the back room of the clinic down the street.
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It slammed shut and locked, placing us in a pitch-black hallway that gave way to a disorienting gauntlet of screams, moaning, banging metal, flashing red lights, and demons who would pop out from around dark corners.
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The errors went undiscovered just long enough to be set in stone, and now these ghosts are, at least in potential, a part of every computer on the planet, lurking in the dark corners of character tables.
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Dark corners of the immigrant experience in New York City, especially for women, are frighteningly dramatized in Ana Asensio's suspense film "Most Beautiful Island," a modest but effective writing-directing debut for Ms. Asensio, who also stars.
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Regardless, Trump, thirsty as always to attack the press, spun a conspiracy theory that originated from the dark corners of Twitter and used it to attack the "Fake News" with a conspiracy theory about a conspiracy theory.
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There's a new moon in your sign on Monday evening, signaling you to listen closely to your inner voice and explore dark corners of your inner world, as your planetary ruler Venus continues its retrograde through shadowy Scorpio.
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But it's clear that this election season has included both aggressive, discriminatory rhetoric and a wave of new or revived imagery that use a kind of codespeak to bring hateful ideas out from dark corners into the mainstream.
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In recent years, the Odeon, mellowed in middle age, had been a favored setting for the sort of celebrity interviews Ms. Bell and her cohort assign, its dark corners and relative desertion offering privacy as well as pedigree.
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It shone on those dark corners of my mind, and a part of me knew that beyond the nights of heavy drinking and the throbbing headaches afterward lay a whole host of other things, both good and bad.
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" Christopher Landon, the director of "Happy Death Day," agrees that President Trump "has stirred up all these dark places and dark corners and old shadows of our culture, and horror is so well suited to address these things.
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The arrival of two government agents, however, played by John Cho and Billy Magnussen, takes the story in unexpected directions, with Barinholtz's script -- very smart in places -- writing the movie into dark corners that it struggles to escape.
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Paul Manafort, who replaced Lewandowski as campaign manager, came to the Trump campaign from the dark corners of international political consulting, where his clients included a rogue's gallery that should have disqualified him from any presidential hopeful's campaign.
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In his review, The New York Times critic A. O. Scott wrote, "The story does wander into a few dark corners of middle age: romantic disappointment; addiction and recovery; the possibility of illness and the inevitability of death."
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It works as an invitation to explore the dark corners of prog: its international reach, its cultish esotericism and its fondness for ostentatious album covers adorned with flying teapots, armadillo tanks and fantasy landscapes as detailed as the music.
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We knew that this kind of malevolent anti-Jewish hatred lurked in dark corners of our society, but it is quite another thing to see it in public, to witness hundreds of American citizens marching beneath swastika-emblazoned flags.
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They're huddled in dusty, dark corners of airport floors, stained coffee shop tables, and swimming in strands at the bottoms of our bags, but when we desire them the most, we cannot find them as easily as we'd like.
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It's a world that lurks just outside of our everyday perception, in the dark corners of the internet we never visit, the quiet ports where ships slip in by night, the back room of the clinic down the street.
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" Bellisario continued, "But the mastitis, waking up in the middle of the night to pump, pulling off on the freeway to pump, or hiding in dark corners of houses while pumping or else I can't sleep it's SO PAINFUL.
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Companies and individuals should invest now in protections against these kinds of threats and begin planning for scenarios in which their systems are breached and their information finds its way to these kinds of dark corners of the internet.
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The psychopathic algorithm was created by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as part of an experiment to see what training AI on data from "the dark corners of the net" would do to its world view.
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WATCH THIS: Christina Applegate: PEOPLE's World's Most Beautiful While dated features and dark corners plagued the old space, the refreshed rooms boast sleek cabinets, a modern eating area, and a stunning mudroom built to stylishly enforce Applegate's no-shoe policy.
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Sure, I could say that it was all part of my experience, or that I wasn't afraid to push myself into the dark corners of the city and my psyche, but the bottom line was that I cried all the time.
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Last year THUMP swung by, and we can attest that the only thing hotter than the action going down in the room's dark corners were the nasty house and techno heaters provided by the "bathroom attendants" in the DJ booth.
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That harassment campaign is driven by the Wikileaks-inspired, 4Chan and Reddit-driven, anti-Clinton conspiracy theory known as #Pizzagate and emerges from many of the same dark corners of the internet that host the Right Wing Safety Squad threads.
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As that hashtag crept up Twitter's trending column, the conservative spin machine was hard at work weaving its own narrative, peddling the kinds of conspiracy theories you'd normally associate with the likes of Infowars and other dark corners of the internet.
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While the dark corners of the internet are riddled with breeding fetish posts from both individuals and couples interested in an actual pregnancy, for Anise—and many others with a breeding fetish—the pregnancy aspect is simply a role-playing fantasy.
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"Over the last few weeks we've seen increasing desperation from many dark corners trying to steal the election, cheat, lie, and prey on people's fears rather than having the respect to listen to voters and speak to their hopes," Collazo said.
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I also found myself in some very dark corners of the internet I'd never imagined existed: message boards and websites where cis men (and always cis men) gave each other advice for how to remove a condom without getting caught.
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If you don't lurk in the dark corners of the web where memes are born, you may not have heard about a controversial piece of European legislation that threatens the freewheeling process by which the internet's lingua franca is formed.
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As Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump on Thursday for fanning the flames of racism embraced by the "alt-right," the community of activists that tends to lurk anonymously in the internet's dark corners could hardly contain its glee. Mrs.
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Instead, I found my way through less conventional paths like a womyn's gathering in Arkansas; then a blacksmithing workshop in Colorado followed by construction in Oakland; and, surprisingly, in dark corners at the Eagle (a gay leather bar) in San Francisco.
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While its humor is generally cautious and its characters a little too insistently likable, the story does wander into a few dark corners of middle age: romantic disappointment; addiction and recovery; the possibility of illness and the inevitability of death.
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Similarly, the beats drag modern trap's characteristic hypnotic keyboard hooks and skittering metallic drums through a layer of grime, dotting the formerly smooth surface with aural shadows, cobwebs, and the scent of mothballs, as sharp drum splats lurk in dark corners.
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These electroacoustic compositions mark an early appearance of synthesizers on horror scores, and heighten one of the horror genre's most enduring sources of terror: the sensation that something evil lurks under the everyday, if you're willing to peer under the dark corners.
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ZHANGWU, China (Reuters) - The crisis at Huishan Dairy, one of China's biggest dairy companies, is a stark reminder of what can lurk in the dark corners of corporate China, where rapid growth can go hand in hand with tangled finances and heavy debt.
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Edgar Maddison Welch, a 28-year-old father of two from Salisbury, North Carolina, said he recently gained access to the internet at his home, and that he used his newfound connection to dive deep into the dark corners of the web.
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Ari Aster's directorial debut is as finely made as it is frightening, the camera coaxing ghostly specters out of dark corners, lingering on a roadside that later plays a part in a ghastly development, and capturing the creepiest dioramas of all time.
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As a badger he maps the dark wood by smells alone, as an otter he sees the river through a thousand tiny bubbles, and as a fox he slinks into a new city of London defined by dark corners and rubbish dumps.
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Heimbach thought Spencer was a tea-drinking elitist who had no idea how to create a real movement outside the dark corners of the internet, and Spencer thought Heimbach was an anachronism, caught up with groups and ideas whose time had long passed.
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While below-the-line comments complaining about the rehousing of Grenfell survivors in 'luxury' flats exposed a general dearth of empathy in the dark corners of the internet, The Mail and The Sun have an interest in blame being contained within Grenfell itself.
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With three CD players attached and turned on, the structure achieved enough stability to even become useful to the astronauts, who used it as a third "hand" to hold a flashlight when working with a drill in dark corners of the space station.
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Every four years, during the presidential election cycle, the Electoral College seems to become a hot topic of discussion, only to be relegated to the dark corners of high-school civics or introductory college political science courses after the election is complete.
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To find out what's circulating right now on the dark corners of the internet, we reached out to the technology columnist Kevin Roose, our resident conspiracy theory expert and one of the people working on The Times's effort to identify political disinformation.
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In this production, Nature Theater and EnKnapGroup's six dancers take the viewer on an especially raucous ride, in which they chase their dreams in dark corners of the world, where lust and greed sprout like weeds, and ultimately end up — where else?
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As BoJack, the self-destructive celebrity horse voiced by Will Arnett, negotiated the dark corners of Hollywoo and his own psyche, a steady stream of peripheral visual gags — puns, pop culture references, the occasional cocaine-addled lemur — made his various descents more palatable.
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They originate in the dark corners of the internet -- often from the 22chan "politically incorrect" board (abbreviated as /pol/) -- and migrate onto social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook from conservative pages, alt-right personalities, nationalist blogs and far-right pundits.
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But what if you had a tool that let you reach into the dark corners of the web and find any credentials from your domain, or specific email addresses, like, say, your executives, who have access to the most sensitive information in your company.
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Guys may loudly rule the dark corners of the internet and be considered the "computer nerds," but according to a new paper from Cal Poly and North Carolina State University, it's the ladies who are kicking ass and taking names when it comes to coding.
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I can't fathom how difficult it must have been to actually live through this tragedy; but this show shined a light into some very dark corners, and I can only imagine that it must have provided solace and vindication to some of the people involved.
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Law and jurisprudence changed once and can change again, and while you can find anything somewhere on the internet, making hard-core porn something to be quested after in dark corners would dramatically reduce its pedagogical role, its cultural normalcy, its power over libidos everywhere.
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The Ring Flood Cam — which is all-weatherproof — can shed some light in the dark corners of your backyard or driveway with ultra-bright LED floodlights, while also providing 1080p HD live video and infrared night vision, as it works with the Ring Video Doorbell itself.
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Arched bay windows punctuate paintings by Elaine Lustig Cohen and Julia Wachtel; on marble-topped coffee tables stand sculptures from Nicole Wermers and Francis Upritchard and ceramics from Shio Kusaka; and in dark corners shine projections of the Guerrilla Girls and video art from Monica Bonvicini.
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When he's not dozing in and out of consciousness whilst choking on his own vomit in one of the club's dark corners, he's likely dipping his knackered pinky finger into his burlap sack-sized bag of steamy, humidified cocaine, forcefully jamming it up an unwary stranger's nostril.
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" DREXEL PROFESSOR BOOTED AFTER BLAMING VEGAS MASSACRE ON 'TRUMPISM' THREATENS LEGAL ACTION Zaller wrote that Trump's plot is to take down the "so-called 'deep state'" and "drive the plotters from their dark corners" to "dismantle the state itself, leaving only the Leader, Trump himself, in command.
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For people who write about the dark corners of the internet, there's an unspoken hope that sunlight is the best disinfectant, and exposing terrible things will get people to look up, pay attention, and bring the weight of social norms down on racists, misogynists, and miscellaneous sociopaths.
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Released on Profound Lore Records in 2015, Frozen Niagara Falls is a confrontational record which juxtaposes clenched-jaw noise squalls against would-be synth pop and even ambient passages, taking hard lefts from serenity into the dark corners of metal, power electronics, and ultimately, utter chaos.
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But last August, a geographically dispersed hacking collective based in Eastern Europe quietly began offering the whole database for sale, according to Andrew Komarov, chief intelligence officer at InfoArmor, an Arizona cybersecurity firm, who monitors the dark corners of the internet inhabited by criminals, spies and spammers.
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But as Unite the Right descended into violence and murder in Charlottesville, the subsequent legal fallout and the massive backlash by the public suggested to many in the movement that, in fact, it wasn't prepared to emerge from the confines of the dark corners of the internet.
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In Rejected Princesses, you'll hear extra dirt on people you probably already knew about, such as Ida Wells, Mata Hari, Florence Nightingale, and Josephine Baker — and plenty about a diverse, global cast of women who have, until now, disappeared into the dark corners of mainstream history and literature.
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Not in the sense that it's garbage, but in the sense that it feels like it's already sweated it out in the dark corners of the rap internet, where sneak-disses have been thrown toward Drake since the 6 God first fell into the grand sands of time.
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Still, so long as YouTube relies mostly on software to address so-called problem videos, it will have to manually scrub its platform clean of content like bestiality thumbnails and whatever other dark corners of the internet surface on public-facing YouTube search results and through its recommendation engine.
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The night would become alive with men cruising up and down the street, disappearing in pairs up the stairways that intersected the hills, fucking on people's lawns, or meeting in dark corners, bending over cars to take dick, small orgies forming, only to be broken up by passing headlights.
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At a moment when turning strange real-life tales into multi-part series is all the rage, HBO has wisely limited this story -- which has enough dark corners to have accommodated twice the length -- into a concise 90-minute package, one that lets the viewer ponder certain details after its over.
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The story turned out to be essentially a hoax, but it went viral in the first place because it seemed to validate a widely held belief: Our kids are in danger because of threats associated with the dark corners of social media and risk of addiction to phones and tablets.
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On Thursday, as news of the policy surged through the site, moderators began to question how it would be applied in Reddit's micro-communities, or subreddits, where interests can range from hunting to Bible study, as well as in its dark corners, where people are urged to kill themselves or others.
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The company recommends that, instead of daubing the contents of a sample pot directly onto walls, customers paint two coats on a stiff card that they can hold up all around the room, including in dark corners; this insures that they'll know how the shades look in a wide variety of light conditions.
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" This "adjacent reality," as Ratliff calls it, is Le Roux's reality, and in "The Mastermind" it "lurks just outside of our everyday perception, in the dark corners of the internet we never visit, the quiet ports where ships slip by in the night, the back room of the clinic down the street.
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The citizens populate random sections of London's districts and, while they do occasionally give hints about what to do next in the story, they primarily serve as meat puppets that Jonathan can either try to cure of their ailments with various medicines, or lure into dark corners to suck their blood and/or kill them.
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While taboo and anti-moral ideologies festered in the dark corners of the anonymous Internet, the de-anonymized social media platforms, where most young people now develop their political ideas for the first time, became a panopticon, in which people lived in fear of observation from the eagle eye of an offended organizer of public mass shaming.
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That's great for Alphabet and for people who like the idea of self-driving cars (especially those who can't drive) or tracking their health with non-invasive wearables or basking in the light of the internet in the dark corners of the world or getting their cheeseburgers and toothpaste without contributing to traffic and planet-choking emissions.
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Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, developed by the now defunct British studio Headfirst Productions and published by Bethesda in 2005, was based on Lovecraft's The Shadow Over Innsmouth, but they reduced its story of the Deep Ones and their hold over a small Massachusetts town to a buggy and bastard-hard first-person shooter.
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And though Dawson is preaching from among the internet's largest platforms — his channel surpassed 20 million subscribers this year — he acts as if he is bumbling through the dark corners of the web and reacting with wonder at whatever freaky idea pops up, as if he is watching a scary movie with millions of his closest friends.
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New characters get introduced, new locations beg exploration, new mysteries bubble up from the dark corners of Kentucky and before you know it, you get swept up by a giant hawk named Julian and his young human brother Ezra tags along with the traveling party, occasionally making references to the fact that his parents abandoned him.
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Jones demonstrates an insatiable curiosity about his subject, speaking with everyone from a former Trump campaign insider to a collector of Rare Pepes to an expert on the occult, in addition to the usual friends, pundits, and academics, and chasing the frog's story everywhere from the dark corners of the internet to the streets of Hong Kong.
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And if we consider the increased amount of transparency around sex work that will be lost when sites like Backpage are shut down, it's also arguable that nonconsensual victims of sex trafficking will become less visible and more vulnerable by being shunted away from the visible parts of the web, into the deep web and dark corners of real life.
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If you think this is "fake news" from the deep and dark corners of the dark web, you will be surprised to learn it is where we could be headed if the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) does not act to prevent this disaster by establishing a clear, nationwide regulatory framework that protects the free flow of information in cyber space.
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A post on January 22 went further, describing her favorite things as "staring into your soul until you feel as if you may never be cheerful again; the song Cat Scratch Fever, the movie Pet Cemetery (Church is her hero), jump scares (her specialty), lurking in dark corners," and "fooling shelter staff into thinking she's sick (vet agrees...she's just a jerk)."
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Blackbird: This mid-market "gray bar" (meaning kinda gay, kinda not) has something for everyone: a stellar cocktail menu that changes frequently (sample drinks include spiked New Orleans coffee with bourbon and chicory, or the Jungle Julep, with Scotch, Giffard Banana, Meletti amaro, orgeat, lime, and mint), cheap beers for your broke friends, a pool table if you're feeling social, and dark corners if you aren't.
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The power vacuum will undoubtedly give teams like the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks motivation to get off to a hot start, but optimism abounds even in the dark corners of the league like Jacksonville and Oakland, where two franchises that have been laughingstocks for years believe that meticulous planning may finally pay off with fewer moral victories and more actual victories.
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But like you said: Giving Jezebel's more of a luxury sheen makes the whole trip feel like a fantasy in the way that the men who frequent the place no doubt see it, as an establishment where women dressed like sexy Handmaids (coming to a terrible novelty Halloween costume shop near you, probably!) lead men to dark corners to act out their latent desires.
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Some of the old shenanigans are there—Dinesh and Gilfoyle are still battling it out; after Dinesh splurges for a Tesla, Gilfoyle zooms in early to work each morning on a motorbike to steal the electric car parking spot—but there is a fresh energy to the writing, and it feels that the characters might at least begin to grapple with some of the dark corners of the Valley mentality.
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And while the House of Representatives voted last week to denounce anti-Semitism in the wake of a controversy wherein Representative Ilhan Omar criticized American policy vis-à-vis Israel, such efforts fail to address the actual sources of anti-Semitic content in American society—from the dark corners of the internet, to a populist surge, to a president who has peddled conspiracy theories about Jewish billionaire George Soros.
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The 90-day battle to install Judge Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court that ended on Saturday with a razor-thin 50-to-48 vote proved to be the most dramatic confirmation fight in a quarter-century, a showdown of epic proportions that tested a president, drove a wedge through the Senate, gripped the nation, touched off emotional protests and exposed the dark corners of America's struggle with sex and power.
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To some degree, the film is an homage to journalism, and to citizen journalists who are shedding light on dark corners of the world, especially in an age where the truth seems to be malleable, I think it's important to highlight the work of people who are exposing the truth and fighting against evil and This is not the type of film where we're trying to approach a piece of legislation or affect public policy in a certain way.
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My milk came in immediately (so lucky!) my daughter has always eaten well (little bit of reflux but all good) and breastfeeding her was never painful or frustrating (SO RARE) but the mastitis🥴, waking up in the middle of the night to pump😴, pulling off on the freeway to pump, or hiding in dark corners of houses while pumping or else I can't sleep it's SO PAINFUL🥵 (I've included the most glamorous I've ever looked while feeling like an effing cow) having to be conscious of everything I put or do not put in my body (it's been almost two years if you count pregnancy) and that means alcohol, medication, even melatonin!
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