"This is a giant criminal enterprise disguised as a foundation and disguised as a campaign," Gingrich said on Fox News.
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They indulge in the petty comforts of gossip, their judgments disguised as concern, their desperation to reassure themselves of their luck — and virtue — disguised as pity.
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She was my favorite character in season one, a maze disguised as a human being disguised as a Host, but season two has, as you said, made everything she's doing thudding and obvious.
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He was a covert Surrealist disguised as a cultural reporter.
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This impetuousness disguised as decisiveness has infected economic policymaking, too.
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One was disguised as a woman with an auburn wig.
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"Suits" is a relationship show disguised as a legal drama.
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"Persecution is disguised as justice in our country," she wrote.
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The videos, which she disguised as makeup tutorials, went viral.
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A larger bomb disguised as a fire extinguisher was disarmed.
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It's an absurd interactive short story disguised as a game.
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The IRA profile was disguised as an intersectional feminist account.
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Ultimately, this may be a blessing currently disguised as disappointment.
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The Sauce is an advertisement disguised as a history podcast.
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It's for a typical backpacker job, direct sales disguised as marketing.
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Don't forget the sunscreen or the whiskey flask disguised as sunscreen.
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The cameras, disguised as clocks, pens or light bulbs, are bestsellers.
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A suicide bomber disguised as a television cameraman deliberately targeted journalists.
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Often the leads of our lives are disguised as supporting characters.
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It is a downright political provocation disguised as a legal process.
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Ads, disguised as anti-consumerist rants and raves, are advertising 101.
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He makes popcorn movies disguised as art films, and vice versa.
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American popular music today is littered with hucksterism disguised as feminism.
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We feel that education disguised as entertainment is needed right now.
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" And "This is what will come to America disguised as 'refugees.
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So, investigators would discover, did Mr. Durst, disguised as a woman.
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But stereotypes are still stereotypes, even when they're disguised as compliments.
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He should depict people, not symbols or ideas disguised as people.
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It's a neighborhood joint, disguised as a gothic Victorian parlor room.
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Probably disguised as one of the members of the Seventh Kalvary.
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She had tried to attend a match disguised as a man.
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As a spiky, multivalent contraption disguised as a tossed-off miniature, an epic breakup saga disguised as a genre exercise, the Atlanta rapper's Baylor Swift, out since May, qualifies as several genre exercises folded into one.
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Huffman reportedly paid $15,000 disguised as a "charitable payment" for such service.
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They fuel xenophobia for domestic political gain while disguised as counterterrorism policy.
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Well, actually, he plays an undercover cop disguised as a neo-Nazi.
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What is art, and what is merely consumerism disguised as self-expression?
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The French Interior Ministry said the culprits were disguised as police officers.
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It allowed him to walk among us disguised as himself, David Jones.
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A basic fitness tracker disguised as a smartwatchPrice$70Like2144-month battery life.
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Racism, xenophobia, misogyny and ethno- and religious hostility disguised as economic anxiety.
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Even when disguised as a vacationer, Agent 47 never cracks a smile.
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The malware is disguised as a fake update to Adobe Flash Player.
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U.S. route 395 is a geologic master class disguised as a road.
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Vulnerability is laughed off, longing disguised as apathy, attraction reframed as annoyance.
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We have, after all, reintroduced indenture disguised as college and payday loans.
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It's still factual and still journalism, but disguised as a game show.
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The U.N. is a never-ending scandal disguised as an everlasting hope.
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"Lawyers can't engage in criminal conduct disguised as legal representation," she said.
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This is autobiography disguised as séance, masquerading as eulogy, camouflaged as performance.
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It's essentially a guide for consulting beginners disguised as a teen read.
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The scheme relied on phony shipments of snack food disguised as tobacco.
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Where'd You Go, Bernadette is a serious book disguised as a trifle.
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And we have a little bathtub that is disguised as a boat.
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The day after that, boys disguised as girls in the girls' toilets?
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Their passage actually signals a policy surrender artfully disguised as a victory.
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The talks were disguised as part of a bigger meeting of Afghan groups.
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Or it this misogyny disguised as the benign superstition of the sports fan?
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But the days of pain disguised as treatment are by no means over.
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"Some of the most poisonous people come disguised as family," the post said.
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A doorway disguised as a decorative wall panel leads down to this speakeasy.
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But in a true threat scenario, the app could be disguised as anything.
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Recently there have been several reports of malicious programs disguised as popular apps.
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When Patroclus is killed in battle (disguised as Achilles), his devastation is visceral.
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But hundreds were kept, including books disguised as sociology whose aim was titillation.
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Cuphead is a brutally difficult action-platform game disguised as a classic cartoon.
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Her remarks were as political as they were impersonal -- messy disguised as polished.
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The car was being driven by a man disguised as a car seat.
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It opens with Cohen, disguised as Dr. Billy W. Ruddick, publisher of Truthbrary.
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Who doesn't love a good child tracker disguised as a playful silicon band?
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Actors disguised as Department of Transportation workers directed people into the appropriate lanes.
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True, Cohen was disguised as different characters when he spoke to these people.
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" And again: "The hoax is almost always a trick disguised as a wish.
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A swashbuckling, one-eyed stagecoach driver lived her life disguised as a man.
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Disguised as civilians, his companions sneaked the Poet into a hospital in Medellín.
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Disguised as marginalia, these stories are hard to imagine fitting into any novel.
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BANDUNG, Indonesia — One suicide bomber appeared to have been disguised as a churchgoer.
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Trump's "budget blueprint" is lawnmower budget cutting disguised as meticulous evidence-based policymaking.
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What Lieberstein has made is a self-help manual disguised as a comedy.
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"The image of criminals disguised as heroes, that won't be recovered," she said.
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It has since been confirmed that they were being disguised as decorative souvenirs.
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But that comfort can become dangerous without warning: self-destruction disguised as self-care.
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"Runaways is really a teen family drama disguised as a superhero book," says Strain.
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Sweet indie drama, briefly disguised as something like a Michel Gondry apocalyptic-future film.
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Otherwise our protest looks like a sham and hypocrisy, thinly disguised as moral outrage.
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The object in question was a bootlegger's manual, cleverly disguised as crappy poetry book.
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Now the Fed itself is practicing financial repression, disguised as high-tech monetary policy.
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The middle photo, above, is me disguised as GOP presidential primary nominee Donald Trump.
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But My Friend Cayla isn't just serving up stealth ads disguised as childhood bonding.
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Murray emboldened Douglass to escape and he fled to freedom disguised as a sailor.
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The extra money was distributed to front companies, disguised as payments to consulting firms.
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Your sons' scrutiny of your drinking may very likely be curiosity disguised as criticism.
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I found that out when I went on the apps disguised as a man.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Aramco has been handed a curse disguised as a blessing.
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"She was a Ph.D. disguised as an undergraduate," said Professor Riddell, herself in tears.
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"We will not accept protectionist agendas, disguised as arguments about financial stability," he said.
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"Phishing attempts can often be disguised as signups for retail rewards programs," Madon says.
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A 2015 complaint claimed Welch's snacks were merely candy disguised as a healthy snack.
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Arthur Miller's "The Price," from 1968, is a tragedy disguised as a rummage sale.
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All the while, the Duke, disguised as a lowly friar, observes from the shadows.
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They're just disguised as normal, well-to-do people, who pretend nothing is wrong.
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He and his company, Artemis Networks, just unveiled a cellular antenna disguised as a cable.
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The malware, called Digmine, is disguised as a video file, usually with the name video_xxxx.
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It's a fitness tracker disguised as a bracelet, or at least that is the intention.
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It's more like an 1980s-style cheapie retread, disguised as a more respectable legacy sequel.
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In the process, each group received an eye exam disguised as part of the simulation.
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There are also mirror photo booths that are designed to be disguised as a mirror.
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Or, rather, a business disguised as a game — one that will nevertheless break your heart.
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"This is a fee app disguised as a free app," wrote reviewer Racing Game Guy.
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Yakuza 0's rendition of 1980s Japan is like an arcade disguised as a city.
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Despite being disguised as a delicious foodstuff, her meth was detected by drug-sniffing dogs.
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He appears in the books disguised as a commoner, but eventually reveals himself as royalty.
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Just enjoy it for what it is: a flask disguised as an absolutely enormous brush.
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He's best known for his promotion of anti-Semitic theories disguised as pseudo-academic research.
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Perhaps I shouldn't have used the word love, even though it was disguised as loaf.
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They are acts of cowardice and personal weakness, often thinly disguised as strength and power.
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"He made a Gaultier fur using recolored chicken feathers disguised as leopard," Mr. Vermeulen said.
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In August, China launched a campaign against pyramid selling organisations disguised as job recruitment agencies.
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"Anuel AA added, "Give a better example and [let's have] less delinquents disguised as politicians.
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It is a story of terrible cruelty, more troubling because it was disguised as love.
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"But foreign propaganda disguised as discourse has the potential to crack that bedrock," she said.
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It plays on the dwindling line between legitimate persuasion and coercion disguised as voluntary decision.
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El Mozote's perpetrators were disguised as much by the passage of time as anything else.
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The wealthy define "deserve" to ensure their self-interest is disguised as the greater good.
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He's more of an icon disguised as an everyman; Prince in a zip-up hoodie.
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It was a common ruse, disguised as a literacy test, to turn away black voters.
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In urban communities, neighborhoods will struggle against the spread of 'marijuana bodegas' disguised as dispensaries.
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An early assignment there, she wrote, involved infiltrating a Mafia wedding disguised as a waitress.
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Many also included links to Epoch Times' subscription page disguised as links to other websites.
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A loud warning of this development came in 2011, cleverly disguised as shabby tabloid nonsense.
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That film was an acid-etched, unnerving portrait of ideological rot disguised as moral righteousness.
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During Sunday morning's attacks, one suicide bomber appeared to have been disguised as a churchgoer.
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Disguised as a reference book, this is actually a friendly tour of one poet's mind.
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But it's cheaper to produce, so it's often disguised as more expensive prescription pain pills.
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Others theorize that Nefertiti may have ruled — but while she was disguised as a man.
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For the first time, officers disguised as demonstrators were seen beating protesters and conducting arrests.
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Neither kind nor cruel, Cusk's female narrator is a massive presence disguised as an absence.
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Additionally, though more nuanced, plainly anti-Semitic rhetoric is often disguised as criticism of Israel.
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So while climate change is part of daily conversation, it gets disguised as something else.
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We saw it as a way to create a research project disguised as a startup.
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The emails have been seen disguised as invoices from government bodies, hotel reservations, and DHL notifications.
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The subversive YouTubers over at Aunty Donna have written a protest song disguised as a carol.
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It is what is minimally required to prevent terrorists, disguised as refugees, from entering the country.
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There's a truck leaving Industry Towers every night at 1AM, it's disguised as a FEDEX truck.
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But often the fees are disguised as tuition costs, or hidden from parents and students altogether.
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The episode showed Baron Cohen disguised as Dr. Billy Wayne Ruddick Jr., Ph.D. to interview Sen.
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Canada crossbow attack Who shot a woman with a crossbow while disguised as a delivery person?
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The heist was carried out by a gang of men disguised as police officers, officials said.
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To avoid detection, they would send the drugs to Tennessee in "care packages" disguised as vitamins.
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Doctors or parents or guidance counselors will often caution against self-medication disguised as good fun.
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Not prejudice thinly disguised as an "opinion," not political discourse, just genuinely a banal unpopular opinion.
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Just like the first Guardians film, it's really a family comedy disguised as a superhero flick.
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The men, who were disguised as police officers, reportedly came and left the scene on bicycles.
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Hammond said "protectionist agendas" were being advanced, disguised as arguments about financial stability and supervisory oversight.
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"Aladdin was not a prince in disguise, he was disguised as a prince," the post reads.
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Amaq's website has been penetrated and requests downloading a virus file disguised as a Flash installer.
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A woman disguised as Rudolph robbed a local business in Colorado last week, police said Sunday.
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But maybe salad disguised as cake will buy you some time before social ostracisation kicks in.
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Like GozNym, Citadel was a so-called Trojan — a kind of malware disguised as legitimate software.
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Some fancied they had seen him disguised as a woman; others said he was in Dubai.
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" A greater "scourge" than cigarettes, he argued, was "big government disguised as do-gooder, healthcare rhetoric.
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McCain eventually apologized for her intervention, an act of racial profiling thinly disguised as child rescue.
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As they travel to the city by bus, the girls gulp down booze disguised as soda.
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Companies are using Instagram to sell cheap knives disguised as lipsticks, hair combs, and cigarette lighters.
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A few Castro supporters took Mr. Matthews into the mountains disguised as a wealthy American planter.
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Apple Bonkers, Snapping Turks and the Dreadful Flying Glove menaced the group, but, disguised as Sgt.
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The S10 even included a RAT (remote administration tool) disguised as a font extension system service.
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Critics argued it was just the usual GOP pro-gun mantra disguised as a privacy concern.
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When the undercover cops arrived in Llanddewi-Brefi disguised as wandering hippies, Smiles was the target.
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Other times, behaviors may be disguised as "normal" new mom things, like checking their baby's breathing.
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It should've stayed a one-season miniseries instead of an ongoing masochistic nightmare disguised as entertainment.
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As I've written before, the Daniels affair is a corruption scandal disguised as a sex scandal.
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One email disguised as a WHO alert is estimated to have reached 10% of Italian businesses.
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At CES: In past years, CES has been a car show disguised as a tech conference.
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And in July, 25 pounds were sent, this time cleverly (and convincingly) disguised as Aztec souvenirs.
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He then returns to the school to wreak havoc on the town" – this time disguised as "Bianca.
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The result is a swooning meditation on feeling like absolute garbage disguised as sunny afternoon driving music.
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Yet write it he does, disguised as a quest to understand why: why did he do it?
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Really, it's the artist, the creator, the exploiter disguised as a friendly guide, who is in charge.
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Reginella, who disguised as a park dweller, laid out the story to the tourist in total seriousness.
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So it's been stepping up its surveillance, including by flying drones disguised as birds over the region.
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The payload was disguised as an "Adobe update" and contained software designed to obfuscate its source code.
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It essentially becomes a two-way walkie-talkie, disguised as droid noises to any would-be eavesdroppers.
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Ms Jacobson describes the industry's rules of thumb about women on screen as "bias disguised as knowledge".
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Academic institutions committed a disservice to our youth by indoctrinating them with fascism disguised as political correctness.
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Kang also allegedly attempted to provide military equipment and training to undercover agents disguised as ISIS affiliates.
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More trouble is brewing in Zheshang's $78 billion portfolio of investment receivables – often loans disguised as investments.
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In the story, a creature disguised as a clown preys on the phobias of its young targets.
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Some say the new rule opens the door to sexual predators disguised as someone they are not.
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At the end of the day, actual facts — not opinion disguised as fact — should rule the day.
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I waited till the school buses are detected then head out on foot disguised as a student.
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He would see the operatives, he said, disguised as ordinary people, lurking around his Midtown Manhattan neighborhood.
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Any move to slow capital flight being disguised as M&A could impede strategic investments as well.
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Many cybersecurity experts believe that the attack, while disguised as ransomware, was not intended for financial gain.
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"The Whites," Richard Price A sociological study disguised as a crime novel, set in New York City.
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Accusations that religious discrimination is being disguised as common regulatory decision making have increased in recent months.
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Fake news, sensationalized media and blatant lies disguised as journalism have, unfortunately become major themes this year.
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The latter, the millennium's most hated best picture winner thus far, is proselytizing disguised as a movie.
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The man entered the El Rio Health Center disguised as a delivery driver just before 8 p.m.
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The attempted coup was disguised as an exposé by a conscience-stricken cleric, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò.
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The report claimed that the process was overseen by Russian secret service agents disguised as sewer engineers.
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" Jordan Peele scored a nomination for his brilliant social commentary disguised as a horror film, "Get Out.
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Reporters shout, wave their hands, pontificate, issue editorials disguised as questions, filibuster and interrupt the podium speakers.
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As Olivia, Adeline d'Hermy owns the character's growing feelings for Viola, disguised as Cesario, with complete sincerity.
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Simon—using his family knowledge of Mizrahi manners—embeds with them, disguised as a reserve-duty soldier.
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"The Once and Future Liberal" is a missed opportunity of the highest order, trolling disguised as erudition.
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No one man was responsible — not even Arnold Rothstein, the crime kingpin thinly disguised as Meyer Wolfsheim.
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While disguised as a commoner, Jasmine meets Aladdin, a street thief, who falls in love with her.
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" "The draft submitted by the US delegation was written for regime change disguised as care for people.
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Disguised as airport staff, officers searched the plane while a group of Saudis waited in the airport.
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At the beginning of May, a phishing scam flooded the web, disguised as a typical Google Docs request.
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Mongeau's was a tribute to Paul, while Paul gave a rundown of the wedding prep (disguised as clickbait).
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Other analysts see Amazon's lobbying for a higher minimum wage as shrewd business practice disguised as progressive policy.
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In New Mexico, fentanyl disguised as black-market oxycodone is thought to have killed 20 people last year.
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We can no longer treat trolling as harmless behavior — even if it shows up disguised as ineffective ranting.
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The protagonist soon sneaks his way into a cocktail party disguised as a waiter, expecting easy, lucrative targets.
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Analyses of the NotPetya outbreak last week found that it was not ransomware, but merely disguised as such.
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New People by Danzy Senna New People is a sharp commentary on race disguised as a suspense thriller.
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The reason I know is they basically had a Jewish quota disguised as being a New York quota.
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In May last year, a sophisticated phishing attack swept through Gmail, disguised as a Google Docs permission request.
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To get the attention of users, many of these threatening messages are initially disguised as legitimate security warnings.
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When creator Ryan Grepper first launched his "portable party disguised as a cooler" in 230, it failed miserably.
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Disguised as clubgoers, the police officers produced a report that played a large role in the club's closure.
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That said, this is basically a press release for the new Ghostbusters movie thinly disguised as a gag.
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One invoice appeared to show $750,000 was funneled through an offshore account and disguised as payment for computers.
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The Justice Department claims the payments were disguised as "grants" and "educational funding" for Omnicare's "Re*View" program.
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They certainly weren't disguised as your favorite old guy who sits on the same park bench every afternoon.
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In a track meet disguised as a basketball game at the Moda Center, Macon poured in 27 points.
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The hacking tools included emails disguised as Google security alerts containing bogus links and malware deposited on servers.
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There were no Russian special forces disguised as "little green men" to enforce the March 16, 2014, annexation.
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Some lawmakers have cast it as a tax cut for the rich disguised as a health-care bill.
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And yet, I hardly saw police anywhere — or if there were police, they were disguised as ordinary travelers.
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He found a number of Russian trolls disguised as fan accounts participating in online debates about the movie.
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This latest overreach, by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), is disguised as one that will lower emissions.
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From there, officers descended through tight corridors and found another hidden door disguised as a set of shelves.
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Because it is a clear liquid, G is easy to smuggle and is sometimes disguised as nail polish.
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"Was it an illegal campaign contribution disguised as a real estate deal?" a narrator asks in the ad.
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Soldiers disguised as tourists sailed to Syria in 1983 in what became known as the "comrade tourist" ruse.
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Disguised as a crab cake, General Itterod (Juan Carlos Hernández) heads off to retrieve Grotilde's son (Matthew Jeffers).
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Reporter: ISIS militants disguised as doctors slaughtered at least 30 people today in a military hospital in Afghanistan.
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The appearance of police disguised as protesters has triggered further outrage and paranoia among some of the protesters.
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But the way he sees it, his book is an anti-fascist history lesson disguised as a novel.
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One, called "I Can't Breathe" (2016), was a participatory performance that he disguised as a self-defense course.
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But this subject — the period he'd spent disguised as a doctor of alternative medicine — seemed to revitalize him.
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Another hidden camera comes disguised as a vacuum cleaner, which is also equipped with a remote transmission system.
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So many food crimes disguised as desserts were reported: a half-peeled orange with a candle on top.
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Make him feel even cooler with the Zenpod: A fidget spinner disguised as an impact-resistant AirPods case.
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The CLEANER is the pirate disguised as cleaner — he looks more like a señorito — that denounces by stealing.
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We think it represents a statement as to the public's disgust with the invasion of privacy disguised as journalism.
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Disguised as just a cute picture book, Where's Warhol is an antidote to this kind of artspeak-y pretension.
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The authorities are concerned that a lot of the hot money flowing overseas is being disguised as corporate deals.
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Thinly disguised as a national security measure, the ban reinstates many of the most repellent elements of the original.
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Last year, authorities at the same border crossing discovered 2,493 pounds of marijuana that had been disguised as carrots.
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However, the Philippines is more of an oligarchy disguised as democracy, with elections largely a clash of political families.
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What's being disguised as an alternate way to raise pay isn't an alternate at all—it's a cop-out.
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" Republican Senator Josh Hawley said the report was not a real audit but a "smokescreen disguised as a solution.
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That softens one line of criticism, that the original bill was a tax cut disguised as a health reform.
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It's sneakily disguised as a notepad but transforms into a fanned light source that can open up to 360º.
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The flipside of this draconian approach was a sophisticated culture of concealment, in which resistance was disguised as obedience.
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Their eldest son Xavier, 9, dressed as the Joker, and daughter Ella-Grace, 7, was disguised as a witch.
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Strangely, there's some confusion about the charge that Sokolovsky possessed an illegal camera that was disguised as a pen.
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Linda (Beth Dover) is still disguised as a prisoner, and wherever Linda is, Caputo (Nick Sandow) isn't far behind.
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It's a cunning business ploy disguised as "new" and "crazy," but sticking two things together doesn't make something innovative.
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Blaze contends that not only is this a police vehicle, but it's disguised as a Google Street View truck.
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Hans-Georg Massen also told the German newspaper that Islamic State had sent fighters to Germany disguised as refugees.
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The episode begins with a clue, or a mystery disguised as a clue about the origin of Delaney's troubles.
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Disguised as a tool to fight misinformation, Russia's bills will likely be another cudgel authoritarians can use against dissenters.
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Spy In The Wild is a new nature documentary shot almost entirely with hidden cameras disguised as robotic animals.
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So whoever is trying to smuggle weed disguised as food through Pharr, Texas — they're onto you, man. [h/t:UPI]
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Disguised as a hypothetical situation, Trump's first rationale for pardoning himself was simply that he didn't do anything wrong.
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If other people are disguised as you, but you're just dressed as yourself, are you truly wearing a costume?
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By the age of 12, still disguised as a boy, Toorpakai ranked second in Pakistan in the junior division.
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The improper payments were disguised as legitimate commissions or business expenses in company books and records, the SEC said.
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She would pull me aside and give me sly insults disguised as constructive criticism (except they were never constructive).
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The Waif approaches Arya on a bridge, disguised as an old lady, and stabs her repeatedly in the abdomen.
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"It is a political programme in which migrant-assisting groups disguised as human rights organisations take part," he said.
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So it's been stepping up its surveillance of Uighurs, including by flying drones disguised as birds over the region.
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Apparently they found a microphone disguised as a smoke detector in the room where they met with their clients.
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Either this is a comedy of adultery disguised as a meditation on the future of civilization, or the reverse.
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The Internet Research Agency also created a dozen websites disguised as African-American in origin, with names like blackmattersus.
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So it is with the greatest joy that I join my friend for this stroll disguised as a run.
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One suicide attack in January carried out in vehicles disguised as ambulances, killed more than 100 people in Kabul.
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Kim and a male accomplice, Kim Seung Il, went to the Austrian capital Vienna disguised as a Japanese couple.
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Some Afghan officials said the second bomber had been disguised as a photographer, though there was no independent confirmation.
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The poet Cathy Park Hong begins her new book of essays with a bang that's disguised as a tic.
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In fact, reciprocal switching is little more than a scheme to reduce prices for shippers, disguised as competition policy.
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The performers were disguised as members of the public, and the audience wandered around, hearing the music on headphones.
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They used a soldier disguised as a peasant on a horse as a decoy to approach the camp gates.
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The Coolest Cooler launched on Kickstarter in 2014 with the idea of a "portable party" disguised as a cooler.
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It meant publicly endorsing her claim that Malta was ruled by a mafia clan disguised as a political party.
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" • Republicans deemed it a whitewash, with Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri calling it "a smokescreen disguised as a solution.
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" • Republicans deemed it a whitewash, with Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri calling it "a smokescreen disguised as a solution.
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It is a plea not to be inconvenienced by the discomfort of others disguised as an argument for reverence.
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Well, that you have a valid point of view that's not diminished just because it's often disguised as comedy.
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Driving the news: The mobile spyware, dubbed Monokle, was disguised as several different Android apps — ranging from pornography to Google.
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A Facilitator has the unenviable job of policing the fine line between pure-hearted questions and bloviation disguised as interrogatives.
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A Kurdish official later reported that the drone had been "booby-trapped" with a bomb disguised as a battery case.
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Such a system could easily be disguised as a plug-in air freshener inserted into an electrical outlet, Weaver notes.
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Journalists reported that several undercover security officers disguised as migrants were also working inside the camp alongside the riot police.
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And it's unclear what social media companies are doing, if anything, to combat the proliferation of misinformation disguised as news.
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In 2010, O'Keefe was arrested along with three accomplices for attempting to enter a federal building disguised as telephone repairmen.
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Border agents nabbed a woman in Arizona this week trying to sneak in a pound of meth disguised as burritos.
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Only days ago, dozens of Android apps disguised as harmless photo editors and games were discovered to actually be adware.
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In 73, she found her photographs on the Google Drive, in a folder disguised as notes from a professor's class.
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Appalled Appalled: I diagnose this comment as a dimwitted attempt at humor, disguised as social commentary, delivered with a thud.
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Also, imagine these masterminds smuggling in sarin gas disguised as a cargo crate filled with mad cow disease-riddled cattle.
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This price-gouging was disguised as the newly implemented "superstar pricing," raising the cost of albums from $240 to $9.98.
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According to Escalante, Castro was targeted with sniper rifles, explosive-laden baseballs, poisoned cigars and pistols disguised as news cameras.
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And in December, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission warned of a phishing scam disguised as a support email from Netflix.
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Winter Soldier isn't trapped in one genre; it's a spy thriller disguised as a superhero movie and better for it.
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At first, the alphabet letters are disguised as little monsters, so the child can play with them and color them.
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They were among four swimmers who say they were robbed at gunpoint by people disguised as police officers in Rio.
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Disguised as Matt, a radar technician, Kylo Ren spends a day with his underlings on the First Order's mega-weapon.
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But after witnessing the pathetic riots disguised as protests on our nation's streets I'm wondering how long that could last.
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Just like its sibling, it's an HD camera disguised as a charger but enhanced with night vision and WiFi capabilities.
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As journalists rushed to the scene, a suicide bomber disguised as a cameraman set off a second explosion, police said.
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It is abhorrent that this filth disguised as art has been hung in our Capitol building, and now re-hung.
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In the U.S., trojans — a kind of virus disguised as a legitimate program — are the most prevalent form of malware.
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La Dee Da's mystical nanny, Whiddy (Ben Langhorst), helps the princess, disguised as a boy, escape to a pirate ship.
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Unlike most e-recyclers, Mr. Lundgren sought out counterfeit software which he disguised as legitimate and sold to other refurbishers.
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It was advertised as a "meal disguised as a sandwich," which emphasized the new menu item's larger-than-average size.
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" Some readers may be inclined to wonder if it can be anything except slavery more or less disguised as "discipline.
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He likes to eat cheeseburgers in bed — which explains why Melania likes to go to bed disguised as a salad.
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Posing as protesters: Last month, police officers in Hong Kong disguised as demonstrators were seen beating protesters and conducting arrests.
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The toll could have been much higher if the second bomb, disguised as a fire extinguisher, had not been disarmed.
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Similarly, on Twitter, an account disguised as a news outlet shared an audio clip claiming 100,000 people have been infected.
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If The Atlantic had been looking to hire a squish disguised as a right-winger, Williamson was the wrong choice.
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"Hell or High Water," a meditation on failure disguised as a cops-and-robbers chase movie, has its own disadvantages.
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Enter the "Gokiburi Hoy-Hoy," a lethal adhesive roach trapper disguised as a colorful and unobnoxious little gingerbread-like house.
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The plaintiffs alleged a pattern of sexual abuse, disguised as treatment, that began in the late 1990s and continued into 2016.
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Chopra has found success because people aren't able to determine the difference between the profound and gibberish disguised as the profound.
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FBI cameras caught DeLorean calling the drug "better than gold" when presented with it by law enforcement officers disguised as investors.
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"They told the judge that we cannot sue him because what he says is his opinion disguised as facts," Bankston said.
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The most outlandish theory posited that the militants who kidnapped the girls were actually government agents disguised as Boko Haram extremists.
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They were countless in number, drawn from young men trying to defend their villages, or sometimes just bandits disguised as such.
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Police in Alabama have arrested two men for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation which they disguised as a daycare center.
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"Breslin is an intellectual disguised as a barroom primitive," wrote Jack Newfield and Wayne Barrett in their book "City for Sale."
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But recently a second explosion took place 40 minutes later in Kabul, by a suicide bomber disguised as a television cameraman.
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The note was disguised as a friendly frequent flyer program email from one of the big airlines that I fly often.
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Blast from the past, disguised as news: The Financial Times is going to have an app in Apple's App Store. Wait!
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Some side hustles are nothing more than pyramid schemes disguised as multilevel marketing programs that can lead to major financial losses.
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They were Mona Lisas of the mean mug, wielding scythes in their press photo, baby-faced reapers disguised as rap gods.
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Two explosive devices -- disguised as a laptop and another electronic gadget -- were recovered earlier Monday at Beledweyne Airport, Western officials said.
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In recent years, the South's intelligence service has arrested people it deemed spies as they entered the country disguised as refugees.
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The "benign" anti-Semitism of the hard left, which often is disguised as anti-Zionism, get a pass from many liberals.
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For that reason, hard left tolerance of anti-Semitism, disguised as anti-Zionism, is our future, unless we can stop it.
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On Telegram, many protesters claim that some recent suicides are actually murders by the police that have been disguised as suicides.
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And by attacking illegal immigration and warning of terrorists disguised as refugees, he reaches social populists in both parties as well.
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But we do harm when we allow hate speech disguised as truth-telling to become a valid part of these conversations.
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" Cohen, disguised as a Finnish YouTube star, asked Arpaio a series of sexual questions that Arpaio later described as "rather bizarre.
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The intruders, who were disguised as police officers, tied up museum security guards and used box cutters to rip the paintings.
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As with many romantic couples, the co-founder relationship is a forum in which old patterns reemerge disguised as basic questions.
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He also received tens of millions of dollars in gifts from his father that were disguised as loans or business investments.
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Odd plot points repeat: mysterious holes in the ground, violence to animals, violence to children, violence to children disguised as animals.
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"He was the man of my life, an angel disguised as an accordionist," Mr. Lelouch said in interview with RTL radio.
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Mr. Kuchler has a sidekick, Mark Gindick, disguised as a phone-glued weekend dad who wanders into the ring by mistake.
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The Trace reported in 2017 that the ATF had taken action against three companies for selling silencers disguised as solvent traps.
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Disguised as smoke detectors, hidden in pens or at the lips of trash cans, spy cameras are epidemic in South Korea.
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Abusers can install software by sending a link disguised as something more innocuous to their target, or by physically accessing devices.
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In those regions, people's efforts to block malware disguised as online advertising has been the main motivation for downloading ad blockers.
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In 2009, I dissected the list, and found a series of distorted and inflated statistics, opinions and conjecture disguised as fact.
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And about Alexander Payne's "Downsizing," a genial, barbed parable of consumerism, environmental crisis and social inequality disguised as a dystopian farce.
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The Safety Check alert included a link to a 9 article on the Bangkok Informer disguised as a BBC News article.
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It can capture crystal clear footage all while being disguised as a run-of-the-mill yet functional USB wall charger.
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Last spring, the Republican National Committee (RNC) unveiled an ingenious new fundraising technique: mailing solicitations that were disguised as delinquency notices.
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Valle had infiltrated animal farming facilities around the world, often wearing a tiny camera disguised as a button in his shirt.
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In 2017, almost two tons of marijuana was disguised as limes in a commercial shipment coming across the Texas-Mexico border.
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They say the best gifts come in small packages — but sometimes the greatest ones come secretly disguised as adorable stuffed animals.
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The documents included an invoice that appeared to show $750,000 funneled through an offshore account and disguised as payment for computers.
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I had a million excuses disguised as reasons why I never took the time to get it: I was too busy.
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"So far, 83 users have already been affected by 65 malicious files disguised as copies of the upcoming movie," Kasperksy said.
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Just because it's Valentine's Day doesn't mean you're about to suck on cupid's commercialistic dart disguised as a day of romance.
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This breakfast hash from our pal Matty Matheson is, we think, a form of loaded nachos disguised as a breakfast dish.
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Now imagine that, but instead of death traps disguised as a rollercoaster, you've got a rampaging T-Rex to terrorize people with.
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On the other hand, there's been a theory floating around for awhile that Arya will do it while disguised as a Lannister.
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Russians also worked with locals in the African countries to set up Facebook accounts that were disguised as authentic to avoid detection.
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Economists also think the figures capture too much investment by Chinese firms disguised as offshore entities, sometimes on instruction from local officials.
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Urban first opens the video disguised as a driver smiling at a nervous, young man exiting his car and into a bar.
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Russian authorities claim she was captured on Russian soil after sneaking across the border disguised as a refugee to escape the fighting.
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But for other women, the magazine and brand symbolized a new kind of repression: lust for the female body disguised as liberation.
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A hacker might also be able to swap out images a user sees, insert ads, or insert malware disguised as an image.
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These sensors, typically disguised as rocks, will send back the data they collect via drones of the sort that dropped them off.
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I'm disguised as an elite security member, but my cover is blown if they see me so much as touch the thing.
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By the end of the film, we learn that while in hiding, he managed to infiltrate MACUSA disguised as Auror Percival Graves.
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Smuggler's Cove: Behind a nondescript edifice on Gough Street is an incredible cocktail bar disguised as a tiki bar, or vice versa.
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Trump's campaign was disguised as patriotism, and he spent the years prior trying to undo anything incongruous to his definition of America.
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" However, human rights group Amnesty International said the restrictions raised "serious concerns that this could be yet more bigotry disguised as policy.
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"It was a form of assault disguised as comedy and obviously an unforgivable example of male aggression against a woman," he said.
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They are often disguised as the bona fide apps of luxury-goods makers like Christian Dior or discount stores like Dollar Tree.
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Some were disguised as baggage handlers, their military fatigues and weapons hidden beneath high-visibility jackets and overalls, one security source said.
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Russian police said they detained her after she crossed into Russian territory and then tried to slip out disguised as a refugee.
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Her lover and partner, Wick, remains holed up in their booby-trapped, warrenlike refuge, a former apartment building disguised as a midden.
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We've landed in a field, and when I look back I can see that the shuttle is disguised as two brown horses.
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The startup launched in 2011 as a way to help companies battle phishing attacks where hackers send emails disguised as legitimate correspondence.
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Last year, a scammer duped players of the popular game Fortnite into downloading cryptocurrency mining malware disguised as cheats for the game.
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"Fentanyl disguised as a genuine pharmaceutical is a killer — which is being proven every day in America," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said.
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Scenes like these strike an unfortunate comedic note that undercuts the seriousness of Berlinger's point: that devils may come disguised as angels.
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A group of plainclothes officers, disguised as protesters, launched a surprise operation to arrest protesters outside SOGO department store in Causeway Bay.
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This was a publication so hungry for celebrity dope that it sneaked a reporter — disguised as a priest — into Bing Crosby's funeral.
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Perhaps it's because the deterioration is incremental and individual measures of repression are disguised as legal rules or sugarcoated in economic benefits.
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It is theoretically possible that North Korean sleeper agents disguised as cleaning and disinfection personnel could disperse BW agents with backpack sprayers.
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They have become premier venues for illicit drug traffic, where users pay with cryptocurrencies and receive deliveries disguised as routine commercial parcels.
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It can be converted to liquid, and has been smuggled in iced tea bottles, disguised as horse shampoo and hidden in tortillas.
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Three of the disinformation campaigns originated in Iran and one in Russia, Facebook said, with state-backed actors disguised as genuine users.
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TikTok issued a public apology for suspending the account of the teen behind the viral Chinese takedown video disguised as makeup tutorial.
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In that assault, on Friday, 10 attackers drove onto the country's largest base in the north disguised as soldiers carrying wounded comrades.
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The diffusers came disguised as what could be home decor statement pieces fit for the illustrious Pac Heights homes surrounding the shop.
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Recent speculation disguised as news has James all but shaking hands with Magic over lunch on the terrace of an oceanside bistro.
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In Arizona, teens robbed two fast-food restaurants wearing clown masks, and in Tennessee, men disguised as clowns robbed a Memphis bank.
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Ultimately as cheeky as it is scary, Cam is a seduction disguised as a sermon, and it's all the better for it.
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Soon after that initial introduction, disguised as an insurance lawyer, she confronts a violent husband, leaving him bloody and battered on the floor.
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That conflict roils today whereas Russian agents, some uniformed and others disguised as civilians, try to seize that territory away from Kiev's control.
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Earlier this month, suspected rebels disguised as sports players boarded a bus in the state and took dozens of firefighters and civilians hostage.
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This week, border agents in Tucson, Arizona, said they busted a woman trying to sneak in a pound of meth disguised as burritos.
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She wanted the payout that prominent harassers like Ailes, Billy Bush, and BIll O'Reilly got – a pre-paid retirement disguised as a punishment.
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" Right: "Navets en guise d'escargots — or turnip, mussels and sea urchin disguised as snails — from Manhattan's Le Coucou, a favorite restaurant of mine.
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In the clip above, Bunton — who's disguised as a member of staff — approaches customers to offer her assistance with the check-in process.
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Part of the Sunflower system involves the Sunflowers, the small, roughly 1.5-foot bulbs filled with sensors that are disguised as garden lights.
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Do you remember Graham, the wide, fleshy, multi-nippled creature of your nightmares disguised as a way to raise awareness for road safety?
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Per Palin's post, she met Cohen disguised as a U.S. veteran and eventually walked out of the interview because it was so uncomfortable.
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Or failing that, be it resolved that every GM who trades a first-rounder should insist it be disguised as a conditional pick.
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He speaks casually to a Siri-like program called Alpha, who insists the couple recite a loyalty pledge disguised as a positive affirmation.
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They are one generation older than mine, and they were doing a lot of political critiques disguised as love songs and pop songs.
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The plot is flimsy, especially when it comes to the computer virus, a cavalier plot device that's essentially malicious magic disguised as technology.
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His father, a member of the French Army, left for London disguised as a Polish officer to join the new Free French Army.
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Suspected rebels disguised as sports players had boarded a bus in the state this month and took hostage dozens of firefighters and civilians.
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"When this is disguised as entertainment, it distracts you, and the advertisement becomes more effective because your defense mechanism is lower," Harris said.
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Earlier that month, suspected rebels disguised as sports players boarded a bus in the state and took dozens of firefighters and civilians hostage.
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Disguised as one who lived in peace I made it to the border Though every atom of my heart Was burning with desire.
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This sneaky ad-targeting method disguised as a privacy tool really has no privacy benefits, but there's still a way to protect yourself.
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There's the things I need disguised as things I think I only want; things I think I'm choosing out of choice not necessity.
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I looked it up, it's basically an old-school reverse shell running on port 21, disguised as a website to get through firewalls.
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We know this but we don't seem to be able to face it, for ours is an age of loss disguised as plenty.
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Semele, who desires immortality, is eventually tricked by Juno (disguised as Ino) into demanding that Jupiter appear to her in his godly form.
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There are truth serums disguised as cafecitos, herbs with magical powers, prayer altars and characters hailing from Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, and Argentina.
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They are carefully planned exceptions that uphold a rule (meaning a regime as well as a norm) of passive acceptance disguised as enthusiasm.
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The tactic starts with hackers circulating links to malicious websites disguised as COVID-19 maps, either on social media or through misleading emails.
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Some of these voices allege, without evidence, that abuse is therefore pervasive and portray DAFs as just another tax dodge disguised as philanthropy.
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Wang's original intent was to make a film based on this unusual chapter in her life — a giant farewell disguised as a celebration.
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Hackers have successfully infiltrated tens of thousands of Facebook accounts by targeting users with malware disguised as a painting application, security researchers say.
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His cult, disguised as a curriculum, involves the destruction and reconstruction of the teenagers' egos, except that he mostly omits the second part.
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Accusing Scorsese (and his defenders) of elitism was exemplary pseudo-populism, a defense of corporate hegemony disguised as a celebration of mass taste.
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"The bomber seemed to be disguised as one of the laborers when he exploded his device," another police official, Bahram Mandokhel, told Reuters.
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These educational hubs have become bastions for anti-Semitism and anti-Israel sentiment, which is often just anti-Semitism disguised as political activism.
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The Times reported that the settlement was paid from Meehan's congressional office fund, which would have allowed it to be disguised as salary.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artificial intelligence has arrived in a Chelsea gallery, its traces cleverly disguised as stylized, gestural, figurative painting.
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American democracy is already in jeopardy for having one party that has surrendered to the politics of ethnic bigotry disguised as social concern.
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Meehan instead paid the woman through his office account, which allows payments to be disguised as salary and reported months after they were made.
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There's obviously a big difference between "misleading" news, which is usually based in fact, and "fake" news, which is just fiction disguised as fact.
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The store also featured looks the models will be wearing behind the scenes of the brand's genius marketing ploy disguised as a fashion show.
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The social network is tweaking its algorithm so you'll see static memes disguised as videos and images with fake play buttons way less often.
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"Learn to code" is not a viral phrase that's being spammed to out-of-work journalists; it's a targeted attack disguised as a meme.
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"When your 3 yr old wakes up at 6:56 am the morning after #Oscars, #pancakes disguised as #donuts," Kimmel, 50, captioned the photo.
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The trickiest questions are often disguised as the "easiest" ones — and interviewers love asking them because they can reveal so much about a candidate.
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Australian ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi created Penny the Pirate book, which has eye tests disguised as images on its pages, for optometry company OPSM.
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That, in turn, sets off a courtship disguised as a culinary sojourn across the city where the two discover each other while eating meat.
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"You're not going to get a sales pitch that's disguised as advice," says Micah Hauptman, financial services counsel for the Consumer Federation of America.
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If CES is a car show disguised as a tech show, then where does that leave the Detroit Auto Show that begins next week?
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On a recent morning they found nothing creepy or crawly, only bags full of dried orange skins and Chinese meat snacks disguised as candy.
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San Francisco champagne bar The Riddler's quirky, delicious and highly Instagrammable dining area was accessed via a secret entrance disguised as a porta-potty.
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That's what a team of psychologists realized when they ran a study using cups with names spelled intentionally wrong, disguised as a juice tasting.
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Disguised as a whitey, he's part of the team but also foreign to it, an alien outside of the spaceship and in outer space.
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With the help of computer data, Nichols planned to flood the streets with undercover cops disguised as drunks and priests, hippies and elderly women.
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His two wives were in the same house now — though one of them was disguised as Clark's sister Jennifer — and neither one was happy.
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Why you would trust and pay thousands of dollars to a bunch of maniacs disguised as shamans who I wouldn't let babysit a dog?
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That's out of the question for Pisanio, who helps Imogen leave Britain — disguised as a boy — to track down Posthumus and prove her chastity.
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"In doing this, hatred disguised as acceptable political correctness has festered in our body politic and polluted our discourse to our detriment," Green said.
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From the camera movements to the lighting, production design, directing, and acting, it's a complexly orchestrated exploration into insanity disguised as a chamber piece.
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A Brazilian gang leader who made headlines for trying to escape prison disguised as his teen daughter was found dead on Tuesday, BBC reported.
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The fact checkers' adversaries, fake news peddlers, sit at screens too, pumping out misinformation disguised as fact that often exploits ethnic or religious divides.
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I loved Leon Neyfakh's book, "The Next Next Level," a coming-of-age memoir disguised as a profile of a struggling rapper named Juiceboxxx.
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US Customs officials value the shipment at around $789,467, which is a very specific dollar amount for a bunch of weed disguised as limes.
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Our problem is finding books that are just right for his ability, yet avoid romance, bad language or rude behavior disguised as being cool.
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The malware at issue in the current court case infected 41,000 computers, relying on spam emails disguised as legitimate messages or invoices, officials said.
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A small group of masked women disguised as clowns ran up to the main entrance of the office and defaced it with red paint.
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The new Yankee Stadium has, at times, been described as moribund and sterile, as a shopping mall and food court disguised as a ballpark.
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But hackers are spreading malicious sites disguised as reliable COVID-19 maps, according to findings from cybersecurity firm Reason Labs, first reported by TechRadar.
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Over the decades, Race both reflected and burnished an image of how England views soccer: as an individual sport disguised as a collective one.
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"Teens are clearly attracted to vaping products, which are often concentrated amounts of drugs disguised as electronic gadgets," said NIDA Director Dr. Nora Volkow.
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"Teens are clearly attracted to vaping products, which are often concentrated amounts of drugs disguised as electronic gadgets," said NIDA Director Dr. Nora Volkow.
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An article in Space News suggested that a weapon disguised as a space debris removal spacecraft could also be used to cripple working satellites.
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In Afghanistan in March, gunmen disguised as doctors stormed a military hospital in Kabul, killing dozens in an attack claimed by the Islamic State.
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And the changeup, perfectly disguised as a fastball, arrives seven to eight miles an hour slower as it drops out of the strike zone.
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"The bomber was disguised as a Somali Army officer and blew himself up," said Abdikamil Moalim Shukri, a spokesman for the Internal Security Ministry.
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Episode 7 revealed that Doctor Manhattan has been disguised as Cal Abar (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), the husband of detective Angela Abar (Regina King).
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During one leaders' debate the Conservative Party renamed its Twitter account factcheckUK and used it to pump out partisan messages disguised as independent evaluations.
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On Friday, more than 100 people were killed when gunmen disguised as soldiers attacked an army base outside Mazar-i-Sharif in northern Afghanistan.
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The fund allows payments to be disguised as salary and reported months later, but the Times reported the sum is likely in the thousands.
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The idea was to sell a "portable party disguised as a cooler," complete with Bluetooth speakers, a blender, and storage for dishes and utensils.
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"It's really a witch hunt disguised as a criminal investigation," said Mr. Lagacé, who has written articles critical of the police in the past.
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It argues that Robart's ruling is an injunction disguised as a restraining order, and since injunctions can be appealed, Robart's ruling can be too.
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But Arya's character arc — in which she spends literal years disguised as a boy — is about her repudiating and subverting gender roles and expectations.
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"Colombia cannot be a cradle for guerrillas disguised as supposed leaders and we've begun the fight to exterminate them throughout Colombia," one flyer stated.
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North Korean defectors and human rights activists say such mass mobilisations amount to "slave labour" disguised as loyalty to Kim and the ruling Workers' Party.
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Twenty days ago, user MedwedianPresident made a number of edits to OSM disguised as minor alterations to Auckland City Park and the City of London.
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The battle to win that coveted position, although often disguised as many other things, is really a battle to become the starting point of commerce.
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"These uniforms were accessed from AMISOM camps in the past and disguised as such, AS (al Shabaab) are organizing to carry out atrocities," it added.
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Almost disguised as a food steamer or dehydrator, the NuWave Oven Pro Plus gives you a 360-degree view of your food as it browns.
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Last month, South Korea's customs agency said three South Korean firms imported coal from North Korea disguised as Russian products in violation of U.N. resolutions.
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Update: The Philadelphia Police Department has admitted it owns the truck, and is launching an inquiry into why it was disguised as a Google vehicle.
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Russian authorities claimed Savchenko was captured on Russian soil after sneaking across the border disguised as a refugee to escape the fighting in eastern Ukraine.
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Broadband data caps have long been the enemy of net neutrality advocates who see the blatant cash-grab disguised as "network management" as a hinderance.
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"The bribes and kickbacks took different forms, but were most frequently disguised as fees the company paid the practitioners for marketing events," federal prosecutors said.
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These are disguised as USB Type-C jacks, allowing the upcoming flurry of USB-C devices will have a native, high-speed place to connect.
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In 2013, a military lawyer acknowledged Guantanamo's meeting rooms contain microphones disguised as smoke detectors, although he denied the government listened to attorney-client conversations.
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The scenes filmed at Coachella will be disguised as a country concert; fans were asked to sport country-inspired clothes, rather than traditional festival garb.
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It comes disguised as something you want, sometimes even packaged with legitimate software from a legitimate website or company that's been compromised by a hacker.
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In July, three South Korean firms imported coal from North Korea disguised as Russian products in violation of U.N. sanctions, South Korea's customs agency said.
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And in some cases, the videos are just recruitment tools for a new multi-level marketing scheme, disguised as an airing of grievances against another.
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Like the movie, the musical tells the story of a struggling actor named Michael Dorsey who finds success disguised as a woman named Dorothy Michaels.
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That the company could now be testing an app disguised as a service from a local company is not just unheard of — it's incredibly ballsy.
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But environmentalists say poached ivory can be disguised as legal as long as trade is allowed in licensed outlets on the high street and online.
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But instead of sending his credit card details he forwarded a Locky ransomware disguised as a photograph of his banking information, which the assistant opened.
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To learn more about this new machine, Snake must infiltrate the transport, disguised as a tanker, as it makes its way down the Hudson River.
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What viewers may not expect, and may be a bit turned off by, is that the film serves as immigration commentary disguised as a whodunnit.
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Furnished with faces as beaten as the vehicles the brothers drive and discard, "Hell or High Water" is a chase movie disguised as a western.
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Karadzic was arrested in 2008 after 11 years on the run in Belgrade, where he had lived disguised as a white-bearded New Age healer.
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Fact-based journalism is not-so-slowly going by the wayside to be replaced by fanciful social media threads and personal blogs disguised as news.
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They arrive at the Capitol Building, a place that had once been filled to the brim with corrupt demons disguised as politicians for the people.
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In April, 10 suicide attackers disguised as soldiers entered an Afghan Army base in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif and killed 140 soldiers.
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Disguised as doodles on classic US postage labels, large mixed-media paintings on canvas channel playful graffiti in Las Vegas artist Juan Muniz's Postal series.
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The god Krishna, disguised as his charioteer, incites him to action, explaining that it is Arjuna's divine duty, as a member of the warrior caste.
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The 21 liters of meth in the bra liners and 530 liters disguised as art supplies would have amounted to 3.6 million hits of meth.
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Despite its right-angled infrastructure, the work is as animate-seeming as its title suggests and recalls Tony Smith's penchant for metaphor disguised as Minimalism.
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Russia's disinformation campaign during the 2016 presidential election included Facebook accounts disguised as gun rights and gay rights advocates — even one focused on cute puppies.
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What's happening: Pro-democracy protesters have accused Hong Kong police of brutality and faced tear gas, rubber bullets and officers disguised as anti-government protesters.
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The social media giant has issued a cease and desist notice to The Spinner which uses posts disguised as editorial content, according to the BBC.
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It was an undertaking whose eccentricity and grandeur bordered on folly: a social experiment disguised as an art project, or perhaps the other way around.
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She understood he was planning to try to slip past Iraqi security forces, disguised as a refugee, and take her with him, her uncle said.
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The scene shows the power of leading questions, and how simple it can be to manipulate emotionally fragile people with questions disguised as a game.
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"Some people start disguised as political activists and degenerate to criminals, I think they are unhappy that the police is on their back," he said.
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"Fielding a sales pitch from a friend can be supremely awkward, especially since it's often disguised as a social event," said etiquette blogger Maggie McAlister.
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Foos built a "viewing platform" in the building's attic, with peepholes disguised as air vents that gave him a clear view to the rooms below.
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North Korean defectors and human rights activists say such mass mobilizations amount to "slave labor" disguised as loyalty to Kim and the ruling Workers' Party.
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On Wednesday, he walked out of a Japanese detention center disguised as a construction worker to prepare for a trial on charges of financial misconduct.
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It was all under wraps: Much of the money that parents paid was disguised as donations to a nonprofit foundation controlled by Mr. Singer's associates.
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One message that then spread over the WhatsApp chat service included malware, disguised as an app, that appeared to be for eavesdropping on Occupy organizers.
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It's important to note that, while disguised as "Graves" in the first Fantastic Beasts film, Grindelwald shamelessly lies to Credence in order to exploit him.
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There may have been something you can call a story from a scribbled napkin, about a reserved girl with big dreams who works at a bar, and a frizzy-haired nice guy disguised as a douche, disguised as a nice guy, who falls in love with the lead-dancer-reserved-girl that forgets about her dreams, who now suspects that he's a douche, but he's not.
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This was taken to its logical conclusion by Costco and IKEA, which essentially had consumers purchase their products at its warehouse locations disguised as retail shops.
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The hackers apparently used those compromised systems to lure industrial control systems personnel with malware-loaded Word docs disguised as legitimate résumés, invitations, and policy documents.
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This breakdown of the boundary between labor and enjoyment, Conley wrote, is ultimately destructive, even if it's disguised as a boon for both employee and employer.
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But like "Hold Up" is a very, very angry song disguised as a upbeat reggae ditty, you get the feeling there's a lot more simmering underneath.
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BlackRock, the world's largest money manager, said Wednesday that an unidentified party sent a bogus email disguised as annual letter from Chairman and CEO Larry Fink.
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Markings on the weapons and crates indicated they had been manufactured in North Korea, and then disguised as "assembly parts (for an) underwater pump," it added.
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Essentially, drug courts are therapy disguised as a courtroom, with the judge ordering people to have fun without drugs, so they become accustomed to the possibility.
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At least 27% of the book consists of quotes or paraphrasing from other people, some of them lasting for pages, many disguised as lists of checkpoints.
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"The Nazis went out of the way to make the whole slaughter work with minimal resistance," Stone added, noting the gas chambers famously disguised as showers.
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The Times report said that Meehan settled the case with payments made from a congressional office fund, which allowed the money to be disguised as salary.
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Developed by Psyop and released on September 24, the game "I Love You Colonel Sanders!" is a clear marketing stunt disguised as a fun romantic conquest.
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Oh, and then there are his big plans to reveal that Krusty the Clown was actually Homer disguised as a way to connect to his son.
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The March 8 attack on the hospital, carried out by gunmen disguised as medical personnel, left 30 people dead before Afghan security forces killed the attackers.
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Human rights groups believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by paid assassins cooperating with the police or by police themselves, disguised as vigilantes.
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CANCUN, Mexico (Reuters) - U.S. officials are concerned that explosives disguised as laptops could be directly detonated onboard an aircraft, the chief executive of United Airlines UAL.
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The threat warning comes less than a month after a suspected terrorist carried a bomb disguised as a laptop onto a plane in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu.
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He said authorities had identified clear evidence against 43 individuals who had entered Germany disguised as refugees, and most were either dead or had been arrested.
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Security camera footage showed a man disguised as a construction worker enter the grounds of the junior high school in Tokyo, Kyodo News said, citing police.
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We have recently learned that millions of Americans were served propaganda by a foreign adversary, disguised as news stories and as persuasive comments by fake neighbors.
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Yet silence and secrecy infers guilt in today's all speaking, all hearing world and taqiya's strength is that it can exist as silence disguised as speech.
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Neighboring Malaysia made its largest seizure of crystal meth in May, intercepting nearly 1.2 tonnes of the drug disguised as tea in a shipment from Myanmar.
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Disguised as a count, he insinuates himself into the uncle's home and seemingly into the niece's affection, enlisting Sookee in the ruse as Hideko's new maid.
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There was a catch, though: Before the subject had a chance to respond, other research assistants disguised as participants all confidently selected the same wrong answer.
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Sure, he's one of the worst humans (seriously, there's too many awful things to list) but someone keeps letting him direct horror films disguised as history.
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A shrine to the painter goddess Georgia O'Keeffe, disguised as an exhibition of the artist's wardrobe, works, and unapologetic lifestyle, is coming to the Brooklyn Museum.
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It's far easier for taffy to go horribly wrong, at which point it becomes a dental torture device disguised as a treat (a classic dentist strategy).
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It is a disservice to the idea of public good in that, disguised as feminism, it actually delivers nothing but tweet fodder to anti-Clinton forces.
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Everything, from the pacing to the set design, is constructed to service the eventual big reveal; it's a twist-delivery system disguised as a feature film.
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Delivering heavy meditations on life with a bouncy hopefulness that feels almost lackadaisical, Happy Accidents are a ball of neurosis disguised as a children's birthday party.
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Seriously people, for years these two will tolerate their apathy for one another out of sheer principle of some kind of shitty lust disguised as love.
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Microaggressions can be as overt as watching a person of color in a store for possible theft and as subtle as discriminatory comments disguised as compliments.
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In his play "Radio Delirio," Mr. Magania narrates the tale of Cristian Leu, a man disguised as a page-turner working hard to not be noticed.
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In the past week, a number of people have taken to Twitter with screenshots of messages sent to their phones disguised as package notifications from FedEx.
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The free app cleverly disguised as a video game teaches kids how to use Apple's Swift programming language, and to maybe build apps of their own.
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"This operation wasn&apost a strategic or even a tactical maneuver; it was in large part a political act disguised as a military operation," Price said.
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"Sadly, I am the fruit of a generation that learned, wrongly, that sexist, invasive and abusive attitudes could be disguised as games or jokes," he said.
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The company also still offers its popular field trips and science classes disguised as candy-making workshops for kids -- an endeavour Pete is keen to expand.
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Gross, who worked in international development, had gone to Cuba disguised as a tourist, and had been caught distributing illegal communications equipment to Jewish community groups.
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Its Symfonisk speakers are disguised as either a lamp or wall-mountable shelf, while its Qi chargers are integrated directly into bedside tables and desk lamps.
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In paintings and sculptures he hops from one conquest to the next: from Io, to Ganymede, to Leda; disguised as a cloud, an eagle, a swan.
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On March 23, the head of the secret service gave a news conference saying perfume disguised as polyethylene film was allowed to pass through Odessa customs.
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"Fentanyl disguised as a genuine pharmaceutical is a killer -- which is being proven every single day in the United States," said United States Attorney Nick Hanna.
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In London, he appeared to Charlie early in the show, disguised as a tramp, but that approach was deemed too subtle by the New York team.
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Ryan committed a string of bank robberies disguised as an elderly man a few years ago, which is how he got the "fake beard bandit" nickname.
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The room also has a secret straight out of a James Bond movie: a door disguised as a mirror and cabinet, which the Queen uses to enter!
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" Neal Kirby, a spokesman for the Independent Petroleum Association of America, said, "Make no mistake, this is an energy consumer tax disguised as an oil company fee.
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The Similars A science fiction film disguised as a horror movie, The Similars starts off with eight strangers trapped in a bus station outside of Mexico City.
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Since the practice is often disguised as legitimate employment, many are unaware they are involved in a scam for which they can end up facing criminal charges.
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The malware was disguised as a "critical" software update, distributed from Asus' servers, and signed using a real Asus certificate that made it appear to be valid.
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BERLIN — A disgraced former Israeli cabinet minister who once smuggled 32,000 ecstasy tablets disguised as M&M's will be jailed for 20103 years for spying for Iran.
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Martin Nadal, an artist and coder based in Linz, Austria, has created FANGo, a "defense weapon against surveillance capitalism" that is disguised as a mobile phone charger.
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One of those notable issues is a security vulnerability in the media framework, which enables a remote attacker to run arbitrary code disguised as a regular file.
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Researchers believe that many of the initial Petya infections were the result of a poisoned update from MeDoc, which sent out malware disguised as a software update.
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Pin, the 14-year-old daughter of a carnival fortuneteller, spends her days disguised as a boy, both for safety and for the freedom it affords her.
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I even managed to get a feature about Jake published in the magazine, disguised as an article about all the different Wii games with Mii character support.
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Homeland Security chief John Kelly has previously said the ban was put in place as a security measure against detected threats concerning bombs disguised as electronic devices.
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English spies, disguised as merchants, were also behind the so-called time of troubles, a spell of famine and uprising in the early 17th century, he added.
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The glittery, enamel-painted Slumpies are reminiscent of catalog objects with questionable utility—grown-up "toys," designed for the sake of streamlining or fun, disguised as necessities.
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And although this regressive ideology was built around preexisting white nationalist rhetoric, it found its way into the mainstream disguised as memes, fake news, and populist conspiracies.
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Spy in the Wild is a revolutionary nature documentary shot with hidden cameras disguised as robotic animals, capturing never-before-seen scenes of life in the wild.
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What I saw -- what Xi would have seen if he had surreptitiously joined the parade, perhaps cunningly disguised as his own impersonator -- was a deeply engaged populace.
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An undercover "point man," disguised as an easy victim, took the lead, tailed by an undercover back-up and two more "cover" officers surveilling from a distance.
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The Grammy Award-winning country star, 50, opens the video disguised as a driver smiling at a nervous, young man exiting his car and into a bar.
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Inside the van, police found illegal firecrackers which were disguised as a fake bomb, a fake pistol and the gun that the perpetrator used to kill himself.
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It was developed by African slaves in the 16th century as a way to practice fighting disguised as a dance to avoid punishment by the slave masters.
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When Elmes announced Galapagos's move to Detroit, in December 2014, many were wary of what they saw as, essentially, a gentrification plan disguised as an arts venture.
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As the idiot box dutifully confirmed, it was always happening, of course it was happening: torture disguised as love and healing, and sometimes the other way around.
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In the case of Khashoggi, Citizen Lab researchers say the text message went to Abdulaziz, disguised as a shipping update about a package he had just ordered.
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Indeed, the intolerance shown in the St. Lawrence campaign is often disguised as principles in works like "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook" by Dartmouth professor Mark Bray.
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Many fear that the pariah state, which is supposed to be banned from launches using ballistic missile technology, is testing long-range missiles disguised as satellite launches.
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PAUL MARX Towson, Md. To the Editor: The side-by-side campaign ads, disguised as a debate, told us very little that we have not heard before.
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"I think that it's an attack on students' rights disguised as due process," Ms. McCaul said as she prepared to return to school for the fall semester.
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Disguised as a police officer, Mr. Breivik had murdered 69 people and injured many more, almost all teenagers, before giving himself up when the security forces arrived.
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When he showed up at the M.D.M. office, he met a San Diego police officer named John Paul Murray, then disguised as Jay King, an antiwar activist.
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Over the long weekend, Twitter collectively joined forces by pointing out centuries of famous fictional and historical men's awful behavior with a meme disguised as dating advice.
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Aside from the occasional rogue contrarian—or the clandestine panoply of mole people disguised as America's steel workers—pretty much everybody with a mouth likes pizza, right?
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Some have criticized the effort as promoting propaganda disguised as news, but the group has said it's necessary to counter what Republicans have been doing for years.
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In one of their bags was a specially made bottle, disguised as a vial of Nina Ricci's Premier Jour perfume, loaded with a military grade nerve agent.
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From 1996 until at least 2000, Mr. Kim is believed to have studied in public schools in Switzerland disguised as the son of a North Korean diplomat.
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They received "undue advantages" disguised as donations negotiated with private companies through Transpetro, Janot alleged, based on the plea bargain statement of former Transpetro president Sergio Machado.
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The news media must separate in the public mind responsible journalism from recklessly inaccurate and purposely false information disguised as news for profit or influence by charlatans.
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"Fentanyl disguised as a genuine pharmaceutical is a killer — which is being proven every day in America," US Attorney Nick Hanna said in a statement last month.
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In 1929, authorities caught crates of whiskey disguised as green tomatoes in the refrigerator car of a cargo train traveling from Holandale, Florida, to Newark, New Jersey.
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Dozens of mariachi bands were serenading couples and families Friday in the city's iconic Plaza Garibaldi when five men disguised as musicians unleashed a hail of gunfire.
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MOSES SUMNEY "Aromanticism" (Jagjaguwar) A manifesto disguised as a reverie, "Aromanticism" offers cascades of Mr. Sumney's falsetto vocals in rhapsodic songs, seemingly free-associative but meticulously plotted.
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The plot concerns a purple-haired witch named Jeanne and her seduction by the devil, inexplicably disguised as a little talking penis, who grants her supernatural powers.
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In 2001, Durst, who was living at the time disguised as a mute woman, was arrested on suspicion of killing and dismembering his elderly neighbor, Morris Black.
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Hackers targeted millions of Gmail users in a sophisticated attack that spread across the internet, via an email disguised as an invitation to open a Google Doc.
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South Korea is examining nine cases in which coal from North Korea disguised as Russian products was possibly brought in, Seoul's foreign ministry and customs officials said.
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The actor makes his triumphant return to the story disguised as Mr. Dawes Jr in the sequel, the son of the banker he played in the first film.
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In 2015, the New Straits Times reported that groups of divers disguised as fishermen were illegally stripping sunken WWII ships for metals such as aluminum, brass and steel.
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No reality production matches the skill, for better and worse, responsible for ABC's dating empire, a self-sustaining soap opera disguised as a one-off quest for love.
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Users started noticing static images disguised as videos a little while ago where some pages were gaming Facebook's algorithm by just uploading static memes as 10-second videos.
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It lets anyone create their own tracking pixel, coyly disguised as either a transparent image, an image of the pokémon pikachu, or a not-so-subtle magnifying glass.
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A gang leader in Brazil whose failed bid to escape jail disguised as his 19-year-old daughter made international headlines has been found dead in his cell.
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Ask Google to show you couches or dresses or bullet journals and your search results will have been SEO'd straight to hell: you're getting ads disguised as answers.
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This suggests that the real aim of the WannaCry attack was data destruction… The pattern of destructive malware disguised as ransomware showed itself again in the ExPetr attack.
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But the fact that indexing has been on a strong run outpacing active management means this trend could simply be a matter of performance-chasing disguised as virtue.
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Image credit: NASA/ESA/Tim PeakeLonestar is actually two satellites disguised as one—AggieSat4 built at Texas A&M University, and BEVO-2 built at University of Texas.
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Prosecutors alleged in December that Babich and others led a conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to unnecessarily prescribe Subsys through payments disguised as marketing event and speaker fees.
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Together, they travel through the different parts of Alex's phone, from the piracy app (disguised as a dictionary), to Candy Crush, to Spotify, even to the phone's trash.
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I used my sister's name, put my picture in the vaccination log to [get the appropriate documentation], and then ran, disguised as a student, to visit my daughter.
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A federal indictment Waypoint obtained through a court records search accuses the shop owners of importing gambling machines "disguised as arcade games" from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Australia.
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For these groups, it is permission to rediscover in the American landscape past selves that have been buried under the rubble of repression disguised as someone else's destiny.
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But after all those offensive fireworks and nearly three hours of firewagon hockey, it was a pass disguised as a shot that gave the Flames the extra point.
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In a televised statement of Friday, he said: "This is a criminal persecution disguised as an investigation," adding that it was another attempt to remove him from power.
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The entire time I was using the iPhone 7, I felt like I had a prototype of next year's rumored drastic iPhone redesign disguised as an iPhone 73.
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A growing number of cybersecurity experts say the "Petya" variant was disguised as malware but actually designed as a "wiper," or a virus intended to cause data destruction.
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Longer cords can be secured to baseboards with clips — just try to buy cords that match the color of your baseboards to keep them as disguised as possible.
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The partisan bickering and speeches disguised as questions brought little honor to either the House Oversight or Judiciary committees in Thursday's three-ring circus masquerading as a hearing.
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This travesty highlights the extent to which these litigious pirates, disguised as social reformers, imperil all businesses even as they exploit those whose grievances they pretend to redress.
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CNN wrote:In the case of Khashoggi, Citizen Lab researchers say the text message went to Abdulaziz, disguised as a shipping update about a package he had just ordered.
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But some of China's more than 23 million Muslims worry that businesses routinely flout those guidelines, selling sweets laced with lard, for instance, or pork disguised as beef.
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Prior to his arrest in 2010, Redoine had spent years as an international fugitive between Switzerland and Israel, disguised as an Orthodox Jew while learning Hebrew in Israel.
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In addition, this month's cover story in National Geographic has gone viral on social media, depicting a giant plastic bag floating in the water, disguised as an iceberg.
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The American far right is characterised by, as Angela Nagle puts it, "a slippery use of irony"; its "hip elitism" allows prejudice to be disguised as harmless entertainment.
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One of the panelists at the 50 anniversary festival was Bill Boudreau—who worked at this secret base—which was disguised as an oceanographic institute—for 25 years.
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He was then reunited with his mother, who had escaped from the camp, and his younger brother, Mula, who had been smuggled to safety disguised as a girl.
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For 10, 103, 20 passes at a stretch, Spain worked the ball around the field at will — a game of keepaway disguised as a World Cup elimination match.
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They argued that speed cameras are a Big Brother intrusion into New Yorkers' lives and are little more than a revenue-generating scheme disguised as a safety measure.
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A slinking, screeching metaphor disguised as a children's nightmare, he's imbued with unholy scare powers thanks to the actors who embody the fractured family upon whom he preys.
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The indictment, which is dated May 7, alleges that Liu and two other people imported aluminum extrusions — bars or tubes — disguised as "pallets" via ports in Southern California.
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The Trump Organization's reimbursements to Mr. Cohen for payments were fraudulently disguised as legal fees — and, according to the memo, were approved by senior executives at the organization.
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"He was, as a friend once said, a cultured, educated sophisticate disguised as a little Brooklyn boy with stains on his shirt," Mr. Lutz and Ms. Winer wrote.
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Security researchers say that the malware, which emerged on Tuesday, appears to be disguised as ransomware but is primarily meant to cause destruction rather than achieve financial gain.
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In essence, it's a book on Buddhism disguised as a self-help text aimed at office workers, and if that makes you want to close this tab, don't.
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Nothing came of the exercise but a campaign rally disguised as "a social media summit," along with a volley of red-meat headlines designed to comfort the comfortable.
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In big arenas, like those of the N.B.A., the squeaking is mostly overpowered these days by the cacophonous, piped-in noise intended as entertainment and disguised as excitement.
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The government has accused Shanxinhui of plotting, manipulating and persuading people into taking part in a pyramid scheme disguised as a charity and swindling them out of money.
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There are night-vision apps, tweaks that let you film while your phone appears to be off, apps that stash files in hidden locations, cameras disguised as phones.
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The internet has allowed for the mass proliferation of anti-Semitic content, at times shockingly blunt but also disguised as irony and humor and packaged into shareable memes.
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Disguised as a temp worker at a lucrative ad agency, Price gets in close with executive Harrison Hill (Bruce Willis) as she attempts to pin him for murder.
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"A law could be a measure designed for the purpose of frustrating access to pre-viability abortion even if it were disguised as a health measure," Dorf writes.
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The competition's prompt described how the attackers, disguised as joggers, release an "army of mechanical bees and beetles throughout the park," defoliating all the trees in Central Park.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - A gas pipeline operated by Nigeria's state energy company in southwestern Ogun state has been attacked by men disguised as maintenance staff, local police said on Thursday.
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Fortunately for him, the election summoned forth the energies of countless alt-right websites in the US, which manufactured white-label falsehoods disguised as news on an industrial scale.
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January 2001 — A bomb disguised as a Christmas present explodes in an Iranian family&aposs grocery store in the western city of Cologne, seriously injuring the owners&apos daughter.
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However, the bomb used in the fatal attack this week was disguised as a battery and contained "a very small amount of explosives," according to the New York Times.
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Sports Briefing | Boxing Gunmen disguised as police officers opened fire on fans at a boxing weigh-in at a hotel in Dublin, killing one man and wounding two others.
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EXCLUSIVE: I heard Kevin Spacey and Harvey Weinstein were going to come disguised as a very tall man in a long trench coat but they got busted by security.
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But one congressman tells CNN that we should consider a dangerous possibility: weak borders open us up to nuclear weapons being smuggled in disguised as harmless bales of weed.
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Heaven (frozen yogurt stands and all) is an elaborate ruse where demons disguised as friendly neighbors torture unsuspecting souls by playing on their fears and insecurities for all eternity.
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Skrulls have been many things in the Marvel Comics over the past 60 years: superhero impersonators, religious extremists disguised as humans, canon fodder in any number of Avengers brawls.
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In 2014, the New York City Rescue Mission, a shelter, conducted a social experiment, Make Them Visible, in which they filmed participants walking past relatives disguised as homeless people.
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This trojan virus — malware that's disguised as legitimate software — was found disguised behind more than 20 ads advertising themselves as either anti-virus or porn apps, according to Kaspersky.
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The sophistication of that explosive device concerned officials, a source close to the investigation told CNN, as it made it through airport luggage scanners undetected, disguised as a laptop.
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Human rights monitors believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by assassins operating with police backing or by police disguised as vigilantes - a charge the police deny.
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The essence of the message, written in Hindi, was that 500 people disguised as beggars were roaming the area so that they could kill people to harvest their organs.
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The 12-to-15-minute game lets participants completely escape into an imaginary environment (the distinction between AR and VR), working on a collective mission disguised as a Stormtrooper.
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On Monday, nine journalists were killed in the capital Kabul when a bomber disguised as a TV cameraman detonated a second bomb at the site of an earlier explosion.
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Vox relied on its anti-migrant message and attacks on laws that protect women from domestic abuse as well as what it considers leftist ideology disguised as political correctness.
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Yusuf Mohamed, governor of Puntland's Bari region told Reuters that two men disguised as fishermen had shot Paul Anthony Formosa as he was going to Bosaso port this morning.
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"I condemn as firmly as possible the violence and damage caused again this Saturday, both in Paris and in the regions, by vandals disguised as 'yellow vests,' " Castaner wrote.
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The rest of Europe, afraid of the economic effects, forces him to accept a peaceful Russian occupation of his country that's initially disguised as temporary assistance with oil production.
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The vast majority have now been bought, sealed off, or set aside for historical preservation and are dotted around Switzerland, often still disguised as barns, houses and medieval castles.
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For health care the president offers huge spending increases, tax hikes (disguised as higher Medicare Part B premiums), and spending cuts that would harm innovation and restrict patient choice.
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Russian operatives working out of the St. Petersberg-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) used fake accounts disguised as local U.S. media outlets to exploit Americans' trust in local news.
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I would eventually quit that band because, honestly, it was a solo project disguised as a band, and I had wanted to write a few songs of my own.
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In a statement to The New York Times, Bollea's lawyers said the verdict represents "a statement as to the public's disgust with the invasion of privacy disguised as journalism."
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Prosecutors said Babich and others led a conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to unnecessarily prescribe Subsys to non-cancer patients through payments disguised as marketing event and speaker fees.
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Francis compared the use of fake news to the Bible story of the devil, who, disguised as a serpent, persuaded Eve to eat the fruit of the forbidden tree.
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Although viewers might expect to see pornography disguised as art, or vice-versa, there is nothing salacious about Frank's images, which focus more on the face than the body.
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Sacha Baron Cohen, disguised as an antiterrorism expert, coaxed Daniel Roberts, an ardent gun rights activist, into biting on a sex toy, and other embarrassing acts, while being filmed.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about fund-raising letters disguised as legal summonses sent to voters by Senator Ted Cruz's re-election campaign misstated the name of a newspaper.
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BERLIN — Telemachus tries to hang himself with a video game controller, Helen of Troy poses heroically on a tank, and Zeus emerges from a dumpster disguised as a rat.
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The four mice are scheduled to arrive stateside next week, but Freed said she's prepared to smuggle them into the US disguised as pets if there are any problems.
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Yet "Wolf Warrior 2" has twists that set it apart from standard Chinese film epics, which often show flawless party heroes and deliver political lectures lightly disguised as dialogue.
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You progress through the game by completing these ruins, but you'll actually be spending most of your time taking part in open-world gameplay tasks disguised as vacation activities.
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Keeping those taxes would undercut a major argument against the bill by Democrats, who have branded it as a tax cut for the rich disguised as a health bill.
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It sounds as if Mitch McConnell is planning on bringing it up in the middle of the night, disguised as a measure renaming a post office in northern Wyoming.
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In October, suspected rebels disguised as football players boarded a bus and took dozens of firefighters and civilians hostage in Mrauk-U, the historic former capital of the region.
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Yusuf Mohamed, governor of Puntland's Bari region, told Reuters that two men disguised as fishermen had shot Paul Anthony Formosa as he was going to Bossaso port this morning.
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So whether they're disguised as friends and family sales, midseason sales, or serve it to you straight, we've found the best discounts that will scratch that shopping itch until Thanksgiving.
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We opened in 1990 under the name Emerg-A-Care; before that it was just Brent Blue, MD. Emerg-A-Care is just a family practice disguised as urgent care.
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You won't find shortcuts disguised as "flashbacks" for character development here—something Orange is the New Black, This is Us, and How I Met Your Mother all rely heavily on.
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China is not the only country to experiment with the idea of drones disguised as birds, it is simply following in the footsteps of companies in the U.S. and Europe.
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The actress announced that she will be pleading guilty to paying $15,000 disguised as a "charitable payment" to a witness who helped unfairly facilitate improved SAT scores for her daughter.
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Convicted Rio drug dealer Clauvino da Silva, 42, was serving a decades-long sentence when he was caught trying to break out of jail last Saturday, disguised as his daughter.
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The Philadelphia Police Department admitted today that a mysterious unmarked license plate surveillance truck disguised as a Google Maps vehicle, which Motherboard first reported on this morning, is its own.
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Nataly (Idalmis García), an assassin disguised as a nurse, and Patín (Sandor Juan), her assistant, gain access to his room but can't decide how or even whether to kill him.
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Many suspect that the launch is a ballistic missile test disguised as a satellite attempt, prompting vocal condemnation from the governments of Japan, South Korea, the United States, and others.
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On March 2, the first bomb detonated and killed Anthony House, a 39-year-old Austin resident who picked up the explosive device disguised as a package on his doorstep.
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In a blog Wednesday, Comaeio Technology founder Matt Suiche suggested that the wiper was disguised as ransomware for the purpose of manipulating the media and obfuscating a nation-state attack.
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Ali also hurled racial insults at Frazier, calling him an "Uncle Tom" and a black man disguised as a Great White Hope, a phrase that Frazier later said infuriated him.
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In the preview mission, Blazkowicz carries a miniature nuclear weapon (disguised as a fire extinguisher) through downtown Roswell, New Mexico, listening in on mundane conversations about life under Nazi rule.
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As has been said by one steel company CEO in testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, the Chinese government is a company disguised as a country.
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This weekend I learned that there's such a thing as a bath-water thermometer disguised as a rubber ducky, in case motherhood robs you of your ability to feel temperatures.
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A mafia boss has been arrested while watching a football game by undercover police officers disguised as pizza delivery guys, in the most Italian raid since The Godfather Part III.
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Human rights groups say the figure is significantly higher and accuse police of carrying out executions disguised as sting operations, and of colluding with hit men to assassinate drug users.
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The iconic 93-year-old actor makes his triumphant return to the story disguised as Mr. Dawes Sr., and Lin-Manuel Miranda and Emily Blunt were amazed to meet him.
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DJIBOUTI (Reuters) - Djibouti police found 500 kg of cocaine disguised as flour in a shipment from Brazil - in what authorities said on Thursday was their biggest seizure of the drug.
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Photos and video of the fans sitting in Tehran's Azadi Stadium disguised as men as they watched their team Persepolis crowned champions on Friday have gone viral on social media.
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Sometimes there is virtually no one, which was the case in June, 2012, when Julian Assange, the publisher of WikiLeaks, arrived, disguised as a motorcycle courier, to seek political asylum.
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Michael Babich, the Arizona-based drugmaker's former chief executive officer, and others were charged with participating in a conspiracy in which bribes were disguised as marketing event and speaker fees.
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"There is in our land a cry for vengeance and a move to fill up death rows and kill offenders but disguised as a call for justice," the prayer read.
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The kickbacks were disguised as payments to escorts, to charities, and even to a basketball coach, among other things, according to a copy of the government's request to detain Esformes.
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Models of a hummingbird MAV (micro air vehicle) have circulated for many years, and the CIA's "project insectothopter" was developed in the 1970s with surveillance equipment disguised as a dragonfly.
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While the United States and Britain adhere to strict no-ransom policies, countries like France and Germany have taken bags full of cash disguised as humanitarian aid to the desert.
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The particular villainy of the stepmother — the duplicity of tyranny disguised as care — enabled colonial rhetoric that compared England's rule to "a stepmother's severity," as one 1774 tract put it.
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Human rights monitors believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by paid assassins operating with police backing or by police disguised as vigilantes - an accusation the police deny.
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We should take this event as a reminder that we're all potentially vulnerable to attack, even when the attack is disguised as an email from a friend or family member.
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Nineteen years ago, just after my daughter was born, I became a port truck driver for K&R/California Cartage and was sold snake oil disguised as the American dream.
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They faxed over lines of malicious code disguised as an image file to the printer, relying on the fact that no one usually checks the contents received over a fax.
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Twitter announced Friday that it had suspended a small number of accounts for spreading pro-Saudi messaging disguised as news content amid efforts to battle spam accounts on the platform.
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Back in 2016, a guy disguised as a city worker demolished the thing with a sledgehammer, saying he wanted to auction off the pieces to support Trump's sexual assault accusers.
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WHEN Narendra Modi became prime minister of India in 2014, opinion was divided as to whether he was a Hindu zealot disguised as an economic reformer, or the other way round.
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They were mostly tchotchkes, little figurines or plaques, but at the Yun Hai Elite Security training center, the school's co-founder Xin Yang gifted me a weapon disguised as a pen.
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For Twitter users already immersed in conspiracies, particularly those that incubate so successfully on the far right, does this feed offer yet another echo chamber disguised as a neutral news source?
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Photo: Gloria Sin (Gizmodo)Besides their audio prowess, I'm particular excited that the UA headphones have a dedicated TalkThru button, disguised as the large clickable UA logo on the right earpiece.
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After a year of no new Black Mirror, Charlie Brooker's trippy, life-destroying sci-fi series returned with an interactive choose-your-own-adventure style game disguised as a TV movie.
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Since 2006, liquids bought outside a secure area have been restricted to 100ml bottles after the UK foiled a plot to bomb U.S.-bound flights using explosives disguised as soft drinks.
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About 600,000 tonnes of wheat from Romania and Ukraine was brought into Iraq through Saudi Arabia and Turkey disguised as a local harvest and sold to the state at a premium.
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Reports of everything from $20133,000 guard dogs to safe rooms disguised as ordinary bedrooms are becoming less of a strange commodity and more of an assumed necessity for the world's richest.
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Beijing has raised an incognito naval militia, disguised as a fishing fleet, that it sends into contested waters to harass foreign ships and assert legal claims to new islands and fisheries.
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Russian hackers recently attacked a number of embassies in Europe by emailing malicious attachments disguised as official State Department documents to officials, according to a new report from Check Point Research.
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And finally, Google will go after more nefarious websites that open new windows when visitors click on invisible overlays or advertising links that are disguised as buttons, like video playback controls.
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Who would have guessed A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding was actually a thoughtful exploration of trickle down economics and the importance of national infrastructure… disguised as a Christmas rom-com?
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A Texas firefighter is facing charges after his ex-girlfriend accused him of installing a hidden camera disguised as a smoke detector in her bathroom and pointed it toward her shower.
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The Flyers organization is notoriously reactionary, and they are all too happy to have the official Gritty Twitter account engaging with Barstool, the misogynist hate mob disguised as a sports site.
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"Short Form," as the program is called, includes five new and revised works highlighting Ms. Parson's choreographic voice, imaginatively interwoven and festively interrupted by an intermission disguised as a birthday bash.
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In terms of products you can already buy, that vision translates to a collection of speakers, some disguised as rocks, and others with minimal bezels that disappear into ceilings and walls.
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"Fake news," you might recall, initially meant just that: content disguised as news stories that is completely false and misleading, written by unknown people looking for clicks and, therefore, ad revenue.
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Here's how it works: Bad actors disguised as repairmen install malicious software in an ATM, causing the machine to dispense all its cash, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Connecticut.
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Whether they're disguised as Eleven from "Stranger Things" or Pinkfong's "Baby Shark," the survey also found that a near-record number of adults, or 47%, plan to dress up this year.
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It's not long before Olivia succumbs to the earnest appeals of Nikki M. James's Viola, disguised as Orsino's servant Cesario, whose radiant innocence and ardor would seduce even the saddest woman.
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Dozens of Android adware apps disguised as photo-editing apps and games have been caught serving ads that would take over users' screens as part of a fraudulent money-making scheme.
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There isn't an army of baddies separating you from each Colossus — just a vast open world dotted with 16 lumbering behemoths, each one a kinetic puzzle disguised as a boss fight.
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By the time the attack was discovered, it was reportedly too late to stop the money transfer, disguised as payments for solar panels to be installed on health centers in Pakistan.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - A suicide bomber disguised as a policeman blew himself up inside a police training camp in Somalia's capital Mogadishu on Thursday and killed at least 18 officers, officials said.
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The Tardis, the Doctor's time-and-space ship disguised as a police box, does not appear, and there is, for all intents and purposes, no travel in either time or space.
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They are the closest Stella ever came to the moving image and at the same time, though disguised as formalist explorations, to any kind of acknowledgment, however faint, of human mortality.
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We're also, at least in the eyes of the committee that issued this strategy memo disguised as a movie, eager to hear the voices of cool people we watch on television.
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It's also decent fun, in the leathery, businesslike, self-satisfied manner of this kind of movie, which soothes the hurt places in the male ego with sentiment strategically disguised as toughness.
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The trailer for the new season shows Ms. Whittaker pulling back a hoodie and stepping over ruins toward the Tardis, a spaceship disguised as an old-fashioned British police telephone booth.
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Vietnam said it had recently seized a Chinese vessel, disguised as a fishing boat in the Gulf of Tonkin, that was carrying 100,000 liters of fuel to resupply Chinese fishing boats.
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"EXCLUSIVE: I heard Kevin Spacey and Harvey Weinstein were going to come disguised as a very tall man in a long trench coat but they got busted by security," Culkin tweeted.
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A typical evening finds him disguised as a priest, on the prowl, or dressing in drag, as a prostitute in a brothel, to evade capture during a raid by the authorities.
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And, many turn to social media and online dating sites to find love, but what do you do if your friend's quest for romance leads to a scammer disguised as Romeo?
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Two men were allegedly plotting to use a bomb disguised as a bag to blow off the gates of Downing Street and then attack May with knives, The Independent reported Wednesday.
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More recently, a user from New Jersey had her account suspended after she went viral for using her videos, disguised as makeup tutorials, to speak about China&aposs treatment of Muslims.
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Discussing the fighting in Iraq, General Townsend also said that some low-level Islamic State fighters had sought to escape from Mosul disguised as civilians, but that they had been detained.
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The April 14 car bomb and rocket attacks on the heavily fortified bases by militants disguised as U.N. peacekeepers killed one U.N. peacekeeper from Burkina Faso and wounded seven French troops.
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BoJack Horseman, Netflix's exploration of depression and self-loathing disguised as a talking animal cartoon, is one of the best-written shows currently in production, but, good lord, it is sad.
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We've watched her go from being a rambunctious, spoiled tomboy to an outcast, disguised as a boy and struggling to survive, after a series of political events tore her family apart.
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The malware was disguised as Google-related updaters and "vending modules," which hid its own app icons and automatically replaced already-installed legitimate apps with its own version without the user knowing.
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This fact is a reflection of America's long-held obsession with the sexual "purity" of white women, which has always been a direct extension of violent patriarchy and racism disguised as chivalry.
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Using GPS tracking around this time last year, police in Edina, Minnesota planted a bait package disguised as a laptop box to catch a thief who swiped it from a front porch.
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It's also perhaps not so surprising that this is happening in tech, a field that still has a pronounced gender gap — and one where sexism is often tolerated, or disguised as concern.
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It's disguised as a literary collective (Casey's having an affair with an English teacher), but features cult hallmarks like farm animals, polygamy and a "cash crop" -- which turns out to be flowers.
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The regulator will encourage financial innovations in an orderly way and take steps to fend off systemic risk, but will "severely" crack down on Ponzi schemes disguised as financial innovations, Zhou said.
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It sold high-yielding, short-term investment products disguised as insurance, turning what should have been the safest part of the financial system, the insurance sector, into one of the most dangerous.
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Montalvo of Verificado 18 says that Facebook has been just as integral to the spread of fake news, with pages disguised as news outlets publishing a mix of true and false stories.
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I sat through an hour and change, rewatching two contestants from American Idol go to a lab disguised as a spring-break getaway in an attempt to determine who I should blame.
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I probably would have shared it on that very social network, with some choice words and an eye-roll emoji, not-so-subtly inviting you into a debate disguised as convivial conversation.
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One of the brothers was unaware that he was carrying a bomb, disguised as a commercial meat mincer, in his luggage, and tried to check it in at the airport, police said.
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Disguised as a baby, Miss Helen is then brought back into the frame and placed into the stroller by another man, before the group waltzes out of the aquarium with their score.
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After the breakup, she said he deluged her with up to three hundred text messages a day, then came to her apartment disguised as a delivery man and showered her in liquid.
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Inside were T-shirts that read "Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere," flash drives disguised as lipsticks (for easy access to labor law documents), and handwoven condom-carrying cases.
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While Foy, his wife and Kobylinski are listed as authors, their identities are disguised as Patient One, Patient Two and Patient Three to protect their privacy, something extremely important to Chilson Foy.
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It's a massager disguised as a soft and supportive memory foam pillow, which means you can get a shiatsu massage on your own time whether you're at home or in the office.
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The glitzy and pristine white space was filled to the brim with tech-inflected artworks, many of which were disguised as objects you would typically find in a high-end tech store.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Suicide bombers disguised as farmers struck an army position in western Syria on Tuesday in an attack that killed three people and all the militants, Syrian state-run media said.
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Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters have entered Europe disguised as refugees fleeing war-torn Syria, the head of Germany's domestic spy agency (BfV) said on Friday, according to Reuters.
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The Taliban, which detonated a car bomb disguised as an ambulance in Kabul one year ago, killing over 100 people, has to overcome much disbelief about its willingness to respect civilian lives.
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But if Mr. Hofer has foes, he says, they are the misguided politicians who allow jihadists disguised as migrants into Austria and elsewhere in Europe, where his party's leader sees "Islamification" underway.
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We talk a lot about NSA surveillance, National Security Letters, warrant canaries, facial recognition technology, a police van disguised as a Google Maps vehicle, the war against encryption, and government-mandated backdoors.
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This was the point in time when counterfeit fentanyl disguised as fake OxyContin pills arose, proliferated, and sparked a full-on crisis in the country—with Canada's west becoming a major epicenter.
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She's developed feelings for Duke during their time as roommates and teammates, and she wants to do whatever she can while disguised as Sebastian to encourage a relationship between Duke and Viola.
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Now, a bunch of rich, powerful white men want to return us to this sensibility, wrapped in a populist "follow the Constitution" rallying cry and disguised as the ultimate form of patriotism.
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A lot of policy debates that are actually political strategy debates in disguise, like the Medicare-for-all debate is a political strategy debate disguised as a debate about health care policy.
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Cans are far more low-maintenance than glass: Not only are they more portable, but you can bring them to the beach or the park disguised as regular soda, no corkscrew needed.
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"Fidelio" tells of a Spanish noblewoman who, disguised as a young man, has taken a lowly job at a prison where her husband is being unjustly held by a powerful political enemy.
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The payments — often hundreds of thousands of dollars — were disguised as donations and would be funneled through the organization to the universities, the documents said, allowing the parents to claim tax deductions.
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It noted that a Soviet naval exercise designed to practice landing troops on islands off Denmark, a member of NATO, had been disguised as training devoted to the defense of Soviet shores.
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On the morning of March 1003, 2100, two thieves disguised as policemen entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and walked away with 210 masterpieces worth half of a billion dollars.
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The slightly built former Nissan boss has concealed his identity before: when first released on bail in March, he walked out of the detention centre disguised as a workman to avoid media.
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Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" (1940) turned Hitler — thinly disguised as Adenoid Hynkel, dictator of Tomania — into a blustering, pompous clown, surrounded by snakes and toadies, drunk on ugly fantasies of world conquest.
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But as psychiatrists and citizens, we agree on this point: The medical profession and democracy would be ill served if a political determination at this level were ever disguised as clinical judgment.
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"36 Questions" was conceived by Skip Bronkie and Zack Akers of Two-Up Productions — a team whose previous podcast effort, the creepy, distinctly unmusical "Limetown," was an adrenaline cascade disguised as docudrama.
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While checking out weapons disguised as regular objects, spy cameras, or eavesdropping devices might sound an interesting visit, the museum isn't entirely open to the public — foreigners are completely forbidden from entering.
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More recently, an American teen named Feroza Aziz had her account suspended after she went viral for using her videos, disguised as makeup tutorials, to speak about China&aposs treatment of Muslims.
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Saturday's attack, in which militants disguised as soldiers opened fire on an annual Iranian military parade in the oil-rich southwest, was the deadliest attack in the country in nearly a decade.
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When companies use social media influencers to promote their products, ads are disguised as though they're a post from a friend, and people are less able to guard against them, she said.
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Less than two years ago, armed assailants, some disguised as women, stormed the Parliament building and the tomb of Iran's revolutionary founder, in coordinated assaults that left at least 12 people dead.
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She looks and sounds like Jessica Chastain disguised as a roller-derby princess warrior, except that you quickly realize Jessica Chastain wouldn't be giving this kind of performance, and not in any universe.
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Daughter Alina Fernandez, the result of an affair with a Havana socialite when Castro was underground in the 1950s, escaped from Cuba disguised as a tourist in 1993 and is a vocal critic.
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The highest-profile project, by architect Bjarke Ingels and the BIG Team along with One Architecture, essentially swathes lower Manhattan in a fortress of storm protection disguised as a smorgasbord of public space.
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Intel (promoting its Intel 360 Replay technology) gave us the gift of actually seeing LeBron's adult mug transformed into wailing toddler, and it might be best diss disguised as a disarming commercial ever.
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The report said that between October and November, the cybercriminals targeted individuals at 87 companies using social media, sending them messages disguised as recruitment campaigns to get them to open a malicious document.
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Putting aside the monstrous thirst for flesh, a zombie is essentially halfway between a living human and a rotting corpse, animated but staggering around without much grace, a desiccation disguised as a person.
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Playing a fictionalised version of himself, Mr Murray explains why it is that he potters around a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, disguised as a reanimated corpse, instead of staying barricaded in his mansion.
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Four new valentines disguised as picture books examine age-appropriate love affairs of every stripe: from high-rise-dwelling kids to urban polar bears, from worms to an ink drop and a snowflake.
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White-nationalist Breivik, played by Anders Danielsen Lie, arrives on Utoeya disguised as a police officer sent to protect the children, before calmly stalking across the island shooting as many as he can.
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But these powerful, highly localized "purturbations," as the researchers call them, constitute a different and very interesting threat: Our attack works in the real world, and can be disguised as an innocuous sticker.
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The plotters were planning to bring the liquid explosives disguised as soft drinks in hand luggage onto the flights they had targeted, together with other innocuous-looking items that could act as triggers.
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The sneakily capable, tubular smart-home-hub-disguised-as-a-speaker already offered music, ebook, and podcast listening through Pandora, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio, as well as Amazon's own Prime Music and Audible services.
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A live-broadcast with a 1950s set could have been a series of ads for soda brands — Coke was the official sponsor of the broadcast — and cleaning supplies thinly disguised as family entertainment.
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But without careful consideration, open-mindedness opens the door to falsehoods disguised as "alternative facts" — whether about the mechanism of energy healing or the size of a crowd — and disables our critical faculties.
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On Wednesday morning, a guy disguised as a city worker showed up to Trump's star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood armed with a sledgehammer and thoroughly trashed the thing, Deadline reports.
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Shah Marai of Agence France Presse was among a group of journalists who died when a bomber disguised as a TV cameraman detonated a second bomb at the site of an earlier explosion.
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By the time Trump attacked Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is hearing one of the lawsuits against Trump's infomercial disguised as a university, the Republican leadership had long since painted itself into a corner.
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Eventually the team uses Phelps' plans (and sexy likeness printed on cardboard) against her, leading to a one-game playoff against the early 1980s Milwaukee Brewers disguised as the 1989 New York Yankees.
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There's something to be said for the fact Cate's gadgets are all disguised as female fashion accessories—her cigarette lighter is a blowtorch, her perfume bottle sprays sleeping gas, her lipsticks are grenades.
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Madeleine George's comedy, directed by Leigh Silverman, stars Becca Blackwell as a god disguised as a butch gardener with Mia Barron, Michelle Beck, Danielle Skraastad and Kate Wetherhead as the housewives she charms.
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And they are not averse to slipping some sawbucks to SAT proctors to look the other way while a hired nerd, disguised as their "gifted" granddaughter, adds a 1520 to the college application.
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Disguised as an Army officer, Mr. Lucas said, he organized a network of bribed soldiers to move heroin to an air base in Vietnam, from which the bodies of servicemen were flown home.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli physician already had an extraordinary history: former legislator, agriculture expert, government minister and ex-convict imprisoned for having tried to smuggle 5003,000 Ecstasy tablets disguised as M&M's into Israel.
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In October, the shipment, by then disguised as Russian coal, was transferred to Donghae, a port on South Korea's east coast, by the Belize-flagged ship Jin Long, according to South Korean investigators.
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Big spending packages are now relatively rare in Washington; when they do come up, they're usually disguised as wars, tax cuts, or—as is the case now—a response to some pressing crisis.
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A shadowy company with a mission of "Constant Vigilance" is selling hidden cameras and listening devices to government agencies that are disguised as rocks, trees, tombstones, vacuum cleaners, and even baby car seats.
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"Doctor Who" follows a time-traveling alien known as the Doctor, who moves through dimensions to save the universe in the Tardis, a spaceship disguised as an old-fashioned British police telephone booth.
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The government said that those undisclosed branches were not subject to HUD oversight and that their mortgage default rates were disguised as the loans were submitted using the ID numbers of approved branches.
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British authorities later said that two officers from Russia's military intelligence agency, known as the G.R.U., had applied the substance to Mr. Skripal's front door using a container disguised as a perfume bottle.
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Madeleine George's comedy, directed by Leigh Silverman, stars Becca Blackwell as a god disguised as a butch gardener, with Mia Barron, Michelle Beck, Danielle Skraastad and Kate Wetherhead as the housewives she charms.
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MTV reported that a group of men, disguised as a music band, were hired to play at a dinner at Ghosn's home and carried the 5-foot-6 Ghosn out when they left.
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