I will point out Democrats exploited them, exploited her desire for confidentiality.
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Exploited Records was started in 27—the sub-label, Exploited Ghetto, was founded in 2015.
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Exploited Records was started in 2007—the sub-label, Exploited Ghetto, was founded in 2015.
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"It's a loophole that North Korea has exploited and I'm sure that other proliferators have exploited," he said.
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I came to learn that they were also being exploited by the system that the prisoners were being exploited by.
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But the loopholes that Ms. Manning and Mr. Snowden exploited can be just as easily exploited for committing traditional espionage, as Mr. Regan showed.
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Fully exploited means an equal number of fish are being caught in relation to births, and over-exploited means more fish are being caught than are being naturally replenished.
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The weaknesses in our border that have been exploited so effectively by the cartels will also be exploited by the growing threats presented by ISIS or other terror groups.
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California has enacted seven laws to protect undocumented workers from being exploited by their employers: Presumably, exploited immigrants think the abuse is an acceptable price to pay for protection from being deported.
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And when humans made coding mistakes that turn into bugs or vulnerabilities that be exploited, that's where Bugcrowd comes in — by trying to mitigate the fallout before they can be maliciously exploited.
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These skyscraper colossi positioned postwar American corporations as gateways to the world's boundless resources and cultural treasures, which existed to be exploited, just as the buildings exploited the possibilities of epic form.
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Manafort was, quite simply, a ripe target to be exploited.
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She has plenty of perceived flaws that could be exploited.
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We gave Johnson power that he exploited to abuse children.
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We know that criminals exploited a U.S. website application vulnerability.
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You interpreted our trust as weakness and you exploited that.
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We'll know with our next films whether we're being exploited.
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Donald Trump himself exploited empathy a lot in this election.
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Militants also exploited climate crises to win legitimacy, he added.
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This can be easily exploited by sick and selfish people.
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Others exploited an easy opportunity to be a complete dickhead.
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"Caring" is not just a weakness waiting to be exploited.
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The siege mentality is exploited and fanned by the authorities.
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I think home wrecker has exploited quite a vulnerable situation.
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Pygmies are often exploited or even enslaved by other groups.
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For folks whose lives have been exploited through dominant lenses.
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One particularly devastating flaw could be exploited with a worm.
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"Without question, the University exploited its patients," the complaint states.
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" Law said the video was being exploited for "political purposes.
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In comedy, however, it is their physicality that is exploited.
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"There's a good chance she'll be exploited," Forest said, explaining
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But it is such a massive and easily exploited weakness.
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These flaws have been repeatedly exploited, and we're still vulnerable.
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Supporters of the revisions say posted workers are often exploited.
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This connection appears to have been exploited in the attacks.
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In stepped Mr. Trump, who exploited the party's internal weaknesses.
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This was the opening exploited by political operatives last fall.
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Although economically and socially disadvantaged, Margot is not easily exploited.
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Instead they viewed that outreach as weakness to be exploited.
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Islamist militants have exploited the chaos to widen their influence.
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Have you ever exploited your syndrome in any other way?
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So you're not worried that assisted suicide will be exploited?
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Others were sexually exploited venturing out for food or aid.
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They also exploited Memphis inside, scoring 17 points off putbacks.
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Data from California illustrate how hospitals have exploited this situation.
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Its location makes it easily exploited for running illicit goods.
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Children were bullied by older orphans, and exploited by adults.
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Armed Islamic militants have effectively exploited grievances among local populations.
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This access could, in turn, be exploited by bad actors.
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Ice Girls' bodies are still exploited for a male audience.
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Mr. Netanyahu successfully exploited these fears to his political advantage.
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Instant messaging and texts are also being exploited by hackers.
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Callimachi: And ISIS — they knew this, and they exploited this.
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Trump has exploited this phenomenon, the former basketball player said.
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It is not to be exploited but to be excoriated.
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But their record business experiences had left them feeling exploited.
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But Phineas' alternative isn't giving more power to the exploited.
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And now they are being exploited again, by President Trump.
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There is no evidence the vulnerabilities were exploited by hackers.
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Importantly, there is no evidence hackers actually exploited the vulnerabilities.
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No end state Foreign powers have exploited Yemen for centuries.
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Along with Grindr, the scheme exploited Roku apps and devices.
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It is a phenomenon soccer has exploited for some time.
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"They exploited the fact that we were close," she says.
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The attackers exploited a series of bugs on Facebook's platform.
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Their story is a common one for sexually exploited youth.
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Cheerleaders have detailed how they were exploited by their teams.
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But Lyft cannily exploited liberal dissatisfaction with its main competitor.
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There are three main problems with Donald Trump as a candidate for national office, none of which can be effectively exploited by the Republican Party but all of which can be exploited by Clinton.
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There are three main problems with Donald Trump as a candidate for national office, none of which can be effectively exploited by the Republican Party but all of which can be exploited by Democrats.
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Again, ungoverned spaces are going to be exploited by Islamic extremists.
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A political void in Libya has been exploited by Islamist groups.
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"He exploited their desperation to personally profit from them," she said.
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And maybe this is a tax loophole that is being exploited.
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Oftentimes, these people have exploited the fears of conservatives for profit.
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Sacagawea, another mythologized Native woman, was also kidnapped and sexually exploited.
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Washington worries this approach could be easily exploited by North Korea.
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But that doesn't mean they're not being exploited all the same.
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Meanwhile, President Trump has exploited the error for his own ends.
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Were these women being exploited and objectified for a man's profit?
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Dupont said that mechanostimulation is not fully understood but widely exploited.
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Ms Little finds the idea that she is being exploited laughable.
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This slight difference was then seized upon by advertisers and exploited.
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If buyers are exploited, they should have recourse through the courts.
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Yet stronger countries have exploited their advantages rather than seek compromise.
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As far as whether he exploited or empowered women, I'm undecided.
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This flaw has been exploited to great effect in the past.
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"I do not feel as if I'm being exploited," he insisted.
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If it gets exploited, I don't take too much from it.
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But here we have a natural resource that wasn't being exploited.
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"Mostly they're from people who feel they've been exploited," she said.
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So, for sure, there is a terroir to be exploited here.
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But open systems can be exploited by those with malign intentions.
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It was fixed before anyone exploited it, according to the company.
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Trump certainly exploited voter anger and, yes, racism to get elected.
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And it's that divide that we saw exploited in the primaries.
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She finally escaped when the man who exploited her was jailed.
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It views human beings as resources to be exploited, not served.
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Exploited workers are sick of press releases, rhetoric & self-congratulatory announcements.
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Pet license fees are routinely exploited to cover for budget shortfalls.
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There are exploitable vulnerabilities, and vulnerabilities that haven't been exploited yet.
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Still, Russia could be searching for vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
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They exploited him, over and over, with three easy stolen bases.
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Rights groups say the crackdown has been exploited to muzzle dissent.
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Some say the women in the show were exploited and objectified.
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Critics said "The Haunting of Sharon Tate" exploited its subject matter.
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Sex offenders have not exploited the policy to prey on children.
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The Huckabees complained about the ribbing, but they also exploited it.
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Mr. Modi himself has exploited the cow slaughter issue at rallies.
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The resulting discontent was then exploited by external powers, he said.
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Television, too, has lately exploited the intrigue of latex and leather.
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But it can be exploited using JavaScript in a web browser.
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Is your husband O.K. with you feeling run-down and exploited?
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Viruses might have exploited embryos to make more copies of themselves.
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Set aside the idea that sex workers are exploited by pimps.
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It was that segment that Breitbart, Alex Jones and Trumpism exploited.
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Being exploited, that's going to make you want to stay home.
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These products could not exist without low-wage labor being exploited.
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Stop saying "solicited prostitutes," when it is trafficked and exploited children.
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No developer exploited the vulnerability or misused data, the review found.
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Our data is perpetually being gathered, leaked, exploited, breached and sold.
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In fact, the opening was vast, and Ajay exploited it masterfully.
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Netanyahu has exploited her husband's office to finance her opulent tastes.
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McGregorRacial themes have long been exploited in boxing to promote fights.
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The failed Yemeni state has become exploited by Islamist terrorist groups.
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May's potential successors have exploited a chance to grab the limelight.
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It fell on us to keep our parents from being exploited.
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"They're only hurting people who are already basically exploited," she says.
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"I feel very concerned that they not be exploited," she said.
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The fact is Democrats like Reid have exploited our divisions masterfully.
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And those divisions and differences of views can then be exploited.
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Weak links anywhere can be exploited to shape how voters act.
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He has repeatedly exploited and reinforced popular anxiety about Mexican immigrants.
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Or we can see these places as places to be exploited.
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"We should never allow any animal to be exploited," Feuer said.
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She took a moment where I was vulnerable and exploited that.
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If exploited, hackers could steal sensitive information stored within computer processors.
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But he also exploited a position of power to abuse women.
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If they are being exploited, they are abetting their own exploitation.
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The NTSB found that FlyNYON and Liberty "exploited" a regulatory loophole.
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And whether or not he exploited them as shamelessly as Mrs.
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Others, including our phones, could be exploited by the Alexa app.
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For predators, that intimacy is a vulnerability that can be exploited.
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But it isn't some unavoidable fate to be exploited for laughs.
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No software is bulletproof, there's invariably a flaw to be exploited somewhere.
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ISIS had previously exploited that division to establish a stronghold in Sirte.
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The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the Cook County, Ill.
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It would be too easy for these poor systems to be exploited.
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Both the attack and the rapid recovery from it exploited this feature.
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Critics argue the system is being exploited to recruit cheaper foreign workers.
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Peace and Revolver also said the flaw they exploited was the same.
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This is the same (basic) idea exploited in Blu-Ray disc technology.
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The TV show's first episode, "Winter is Coming," was most actively exploited.
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In other words, van Meegeren shrewdly exploited the expert's own preconceived beliefs.
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This attack exploited the complex interaction of multiple issues in our code.
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Because when you are subjugated and exploited, holding that line means starving.
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"Because American traffic pays better, American themes are commonly exploited," Thompson said.
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It's there to be used, but it's not there to be exploited.
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They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities.
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And it is wrong to conclude that workers are ever more exploited.
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That combination of natural wealth and inequality bred resentments that populists exploited.
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We are producing goods for you, and we are also being exploited.
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Petrow didn't get hacked because the hacker man exploited a security flaw.
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That's if they even know they're being exploited in the first place.
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Hackers exploited a flaw in Microsoft Word for months while Microsoft investigated.
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His fall bred a lot of resentment there, which ISIS perhaps exploited.
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Both vulnerabilities can be exploited by low-level hackers, said Muddy Waters.
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And a kid who was being exploited somewhere in China. Yeah. Yeah.
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Whatever the answer, self-ID is sure to be exploited by predators.
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He became addicted to pain, and exploited his patients for their pain.
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There are no 'baby prostitutes' – only sexually abused, exploited and raped children.
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"How Trump Consultants Exploited the Facebook Data of Millions," read the Times'.
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There, many work in the underground service economy and are easily exploited.
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And that ignorance is exploited by people who want to abuse children.
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Trump exploited the fears, feelings of neglect, and fantasies of his voters.
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But these assets are being exploited and destroyed at an alarming rate.
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I think however White Rose brainwashed Angela, she exploited her childhood trauma.
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It was interesting to see Vannata's low line kick exploited like this.
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But punk bands like The Exploited, Discharge, GBH, attracted me a lot.
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The device exploited a fundamental part of how cell networks are built.
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You'll find someone who has felt exploited, slighted – or both – by politicians.
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The Justice Department "has exploited the transition to cloud computing," Microsoft stated.
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It was not your fault, young one, that some psychopath exploited you.
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Neighbouring Pakistan, which claims natural title to Kashmir, has exploited this discomfort.
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Facebook would be able to fix problems before they are widely exploited.
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There is a risk that anger will be exploited by populist leaders.
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But internet uses exploited what Lee described as a "vulnerability" in Tay.
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Here, too, the heirs of the KGB have only exploited human nature.
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Iran exploited that framework, using it to embed itself in Iraqi politics.
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The hack exploited a vulnerability in a programming software called Apache Struts.
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The medicine is being exploited, misused, and sold as a cure all.
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Trump knew that -- and he exploited it to the nth degree. 2.
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His roles exploited his physical strength, especially his big frame and girth.
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Sanders claimed Democrats have "exploited" both Ford and Kavanaugh in recent weeks.
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Locals on social media have expressed concerns about their borough being exploited.
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Victimized twice An unknown number of migrants were sexually abused and exploited.
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Hindus are portrayed simultaneously as ignorant, innocent, exploited as also the exploiters.
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The far left's ideas are a political vulnerability waiting to be exploited.
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"It is outrageous whenever the American people's generosity is exploited," Rubio said.
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"The talent is being exploited," Mr. Jimmo said in a telephone interview.
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South Sudanese children have been exploited by all parties to the conflict.
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But those claims were cynically exploited to foster anger among base voters.
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This is a tension conservatives have identified and exploited to great effect.
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Of course being a hooker is terrible if you're exploited or trafficked.
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Not many of these mechanisms have been exploited for commercial use yet.
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I think they both feel undervalued and perhaps exploited by each other.
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No developer exploited the vulnerability or misused data, the company's review found.
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From Poland to Venezuela, authoritarian populists have exploited nationalism to disable democracy.
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Better to be exploited in a capitalist society than unemployed and destitute.
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Predatory powers have exploited American weakness to steal factory jobs, sowing despair.
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We cannot just sit idly by while insulin continues to be exploited.
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Instead of moving away from this vertical approach, he has exploited it.
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They frequently exploited poorer women to do the hard labor for them.
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She shows us how we have ignored these women and exploited them.
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They have significant vulnerabilities that can be exploited with minimal actual coordination.
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KINJI SCOTT: The criminals, they exploited the hell out of Freddie Gray.
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Here she finds sinister references to exploited children and secret government experiments.
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Autocrats and their supporters exploited the populist backlash against weak liberal democracies.
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They get to be exploited while contributing to something they ostensibly like.
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They simply exploited human weakness, design weakness, policy failures and unpatched software.
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We felt that we hadn't exploited our limited stay with maximum suavity.
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Donald Trump exploited this as a candidate and stokes it as president.
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The only substantive conclusion, though, is that murder can be endlessly exploited.
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To Washington's credit, it has exploited the first two openings exceedingly well.
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When she later realized it was a PAC telemarketer, she felt exploited.
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When she later realized it was a PAC telemarketer, she felt exploited.
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However, a vulnerability in the multisignature wallet's code was exploited by hackers.
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The circumstances that led Julius to quit could easily have been exploited.
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Russia exploited America's media illiteracy, our civic illiteracy, and our historical illiteracy.
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Another gap the attackers exploited was the lack of 85033 degree coverage.
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WhatsApp says it sees no signs that anyone actually exploited the bug.
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But "Mykonos is becoming a little too trendy and exploited," Lassman added.
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Do you feel you've been exploited by the magazines you worked for?
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But President Trump is not terminating welfare benefits exploited by aliens, either.
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A younger person exploited the sexual interest of an older, richer American.
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Extremists have exploited these platforms and have weaponized them to great effect.
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In short, Preston has exploited austerity as a catalyst for self-sufficiency.
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The women said the encounters left them feeling uncomfortable, manipulated, and exploited.
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"You guys are being exploited," Sanders, speaking from Washington, told the workers.
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Is this a continuation of something he's exploited for a long time?
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About 500,000 others have entered Turkey's shadow economy, where they are routinely exploited.
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Helping kids understand how advertising works can help protect them from being exploited.
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It also notes that common tools were used and known vulnerabilities were exploited.
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As a woman and a refugee, she was being exploited at every turn.
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She's still being exploited by those who can use her story for themselves.
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Dowsing is another example of the ideomotor effect being exploited for financial gain.
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In Westworld, Clementine has fallen into the "exploited" category more often than not.
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Researchers said it is not clear if hackers have exploited the loophole yet.
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The collection of DNA data seems ripe, and possibly already exploited, for abuse.
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Paula Sinclair abused, exploited and starved her children for her own personal gain.
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Al Qaeda and Islamic State have exploited the war to widen their influence.
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She ruthlessly trounced rivals, broke rules and exploited an unmatched array of contacts.
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People. I exploited the fact that there were like-minded people around me.
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Similarly, there is no computer code written that cannot be hacked and exploited.
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Rogue nations, terrorist organizations and arms traffickers have exploited the global financial system.
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It was all just sitting there on the shelf ready to be exploited.
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That's what Jackson was trying to tap into --- and that's what Trump exploited.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has been exploited for social engineering, either.
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Fortunately, it's likely that no one exploited the bug before Prakash discovered it.
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Poor places experience forest-cover loss because they are exploited by wealthy places.
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The Northern League, a right-wing regionalist party, has readily exploited these worries.
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But he also read the mood, created his own chances and exploited them.
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Most people blindly believed this research, and it was exploited to sell products.
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SO, I THINK THE S&P IS FULLY VALUED, NOT EXPLOITED, NOT OVERVALUED.
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The system was adopted by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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Consumers have yet to demand justice for those exploited in the supply chain.
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Yeah, the whole thing is created for ... You're exploited, and they make money.
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A preliminary investigation indicates she was exploited, underfed and not allowed to leave.
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Somebody exploited a backend in the network [and] claimed this device was theirs.
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Capitalist Babylon has stripped them off their land, enslaved them and exploited them.
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There's no evidence the vulnerability was exploited for criminal purposes before being patched.
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"You've exploited and stolen the music, the moment," he raps at one point.
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But it's also hard to consider them "exploited" like the fake-AI humans.
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What land should be set aside, what should be exploited, and how much?
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Trump has, indeed, exploited public distrust of the media for his own purposes.
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Victims span all demographics and are exploited in every corner of the world.
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Some are harmless or merely annoying, but some can be exploited by hackers.
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Does Kris Jenner think she exploited her family so she could be famous?
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These genetic traits may present vulnerabilities that could be exploited with future insecticides.
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As humanity's most precious resource, fresh water is easily exploited in waging war.
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Justin Houston cleaned up a coverage sack and exploited Glowinski inside for another.
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Is the NFL players' protest being exploited by ideologues to promote America's disintegration?
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Mr. Sheremet rejected criticism that old reformers were being exploited for political goals.
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Perhaps, in their weakened state, they ought to be exploited a little more.
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These ports are gateways to the country, and bad actors have exploited them.
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They were discriminated against, humiliated, exploited and brutalized, all in their own way.
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"Working-class musicians who have been exploited and underappreciated and dismissed," he said.
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Perhaps a wedge opportunity exists that can be exploited by Assange's many opponents.
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First, he exploited the understandable (and deep) gratitude and affection of his supporters.
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Every day of delay is another day where a child is exploited online.
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These Graham-and-Doddsville investors have successfully exploited gaps between price and value.
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It was an opening that was quickly and slyly exploited by the GOP.
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What if time travel just ends up being exploited as real estate opportunity?
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This division is exploited by the gig economy, if not furthered by it.
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The legal mists Uber has exploited for so long look to be clearing.
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This is a resource that already exists, just waiting to be fully exploited.
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These vulnerabilities have the potential to leave this information exposed if exploited correctly.
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Today, they are nations exploited and pillaged by an unjust international economic order.
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But Trump seems particularly adept at exploited mass violence for primal political purposes.
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I think they're being exploited as a revenue source by the local government.
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The security flaw can only be exploited through Safari's desktop and mobile browsers.
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Of course, they're also very useful for dividing exploited people against one another.
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The gender gap was exploited by Clinton in her 2016 win against Sanders.
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"We were already in the process of fixing the exploited bugs," Apple says.
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With two men of equal weight the opportunities must be created and exploited.
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But the tighter rules still leave some holes that could be easily exploited.
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Rockne, who saw himself as a marketer, shrewdly exploited the emerging mass media.
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These people have always exploited a certain proximity to America's most storied figures.
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But now that she knows there's a weakness here that can be exploited?
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Her and I are two separate individuals that he exploited at separate times.
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Traditionally, Indian outsourcers like Infosys have deftly exploited the skilled-worker visa system.
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There is a huge potential to be exploited both for businesses and consumers.
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In the U.S., almost ten billion animals are exploited and slaughtered every year.
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Mr. Berlusconi, a populist outsider, exploited this opening in his rise to power.
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Facebook and Instagram are being exploited by evil men in three main ways.
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Throughout their history, they have exploited male beauty, tapping the passion it inspires.
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Hackers exploited a flaw in the earlier site to gain access to files.
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In office, Mr. Johnson has adeptly exploited reporting conventions to spin favorable narratives.
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Do not violate traffic regulations, he said, as any vulnerability may be exploited.
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DEB: The Warriors have bouts of lethargy, and Curry can be exploited defensively.
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We were just low-paid, underappreciated, exploited moneymakers in a huge moneymaking scheme.
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The latest development is a lawsuit saying Mr. Nygard sexually exploited teenage girls.
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Some schools, in turn, exploited that vulnerability, in some instances by withholding wages.
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He exploited every ambiguity of what is supposed to be a gentlemanly trade.
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Gouthière exploited the enlivening contrasts of matte and reflective finishes throughout his work.
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The problem isn't that this psychographic data were exploited at a massive scale.
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Fired up by organisations like the VCDL, elected officials have exploited such feelings.
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Foreign propagandists adeptly understood the appeal of Trump's reflexive jingoism and exploited it.
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But what's the weakness of the case and where will it be exploited?
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Both Croft and Kennedy argue the tech boom exploited the city's existing flaws.
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Both denied political and economic rights to nonwhite people, whose labor was exploited.
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That tension could also be artificially created and exploited by event promoters too.
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Both exploited the byproducts of blacks' history of oppression to achieve their objectives.
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Interestingly, she also goes to bat for drivers ... whom she says get exploited.
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And apart from being exploited financially, the family also treated me like shit.
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But Trump has exploited white Americans' racial resentments, demonizing Hispanic immigrants and Muslims.
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But if 2016 was about how Republicans exploited social polarisation and last year's mid-terms were about how Democrats exploited attitudes toward health care, the 2020 election could be decided at least in part by Republicans' divide on economic attitudes.
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Then he added that he thought the church should apologize not only to gay people it had offended, but also to the poor, to women who have been exploited, and to children who have been exploited by being forced to work.
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" Laverne, slumped in front of a Leeds car park with her head in her hands, takes a different approach: "I haven't felt more exploited than I've exploited other people – it's symbiotic, really… so I don't really have a problem with it.
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Ernie Allen — Former president and CEO of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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Goodlett not only violated this trust but exploited students for his own foul gratification.
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All this ensures its popularity and means its mass appeal can be easily exploited.
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It's because we know what it's like to be exploited and taken advantage of.
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Once you introduce a back door, it can be exploited by anyone, including hackers.
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"There are other instances in which customers' internal vulnerabilities have been exploited," SWIFT said.
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There is no evidence that the vulnerability has been exploited by real-world hackers.
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"I want to make sure people are not being exploited by middlemen," she said.
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But it is unsustainable: around a fifth of the world's aquifers are over-exploited.
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He exploited his own people for a record that's not how you sell records.
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He says there are two key ways this could be exploited by a hacker.
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Pumping has become more difficult as surface reservoirs have been exploited at some fields.
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But his comment suggests that both sides see a political opportunity to be exploited.
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They were also in contact with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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The YPG has exploited the Russian-backed offensive, seizing ground from other opposition groups.
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But the lowly workers continue to be exploited for the fruits of their labor.
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Was your lipstick made by women who are underpaid and exploited for their labor?
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That could mean there is suspicion they were exploited by people who smuggle migrants.
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Other EU countries worry that such eagerness could be exploited to divide the continent.
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But unless carefully guarded, that personal data can also be easily exploited by cybercriminals.
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But he denied workers were being exploited and said they were being paid fairly.
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He didn't create this situation of fear; he merely exploited it — and rather successfully.
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Trump didn't invent the intrinsic tendencies of the Republican Party, he simply exploited them.
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Cause if we don't what we've built will be exploited and die out fast.
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Trump didn't create the GOP's disconnect with the voters—he illuminated and exploited it.
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Danielle's reps feel Stitches exploited her fame without consent from her mom or management.
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Each gaffe or blunder has been thoroughly denounced and comprehensively exploited by the Left.
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Nonbinding pacts like the Paris Agreement, by contrast, are easily fractured and easily exploited.
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He didn't create this situation of fear; he merely exploited it -- and rather successfully.
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The opposition exploited the feeling that many were being left out of the recovery.
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The same way unscrupulous people often succeed: he saw an opportunity and exploited it.
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Oh wait, someone's already exploited sewers and mutating turtles for their innate entertainment value.
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Gun control advocates say that loophole is exploited to skirt the background check requirement.
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Vanhoef said that he is not sure if this flaw is being exploited currently.
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Authorities found Mobley through tips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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"The reality is they are exploited financially, and don't understand (their situation)," he said.
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So too if they continue to be exploited by fringe groups or populist politicians.
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The company said that it has found no evidence that the data was exploited.
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Trump has only exploited an anti-press sentiment already ingrained into the public psyche.
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And powerful actors, including governments and ruling parties, have gleefully exploited these new opportunities.
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"Human moderators are being exploited ... monetarily and in terms of psychological impact," Franks said.
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He exploited his own people for a record that's not how you sell records.
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Logging companies exploited cheap undervalued heavily-subsidized lumber to ravage Tongass's old growth trees.
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He wanted to make sure that his performance was not exploited without his knowledge.
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And cult leaders have exploited the negative potential of music to influence their followers.
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Over the past two years, and particularly this year, he has exploited those connections.
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But if the weakness isn't fixed, it can be exploited repeatedly to hack phones.
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It added that China trade was "the largest market exploited by" the Pyongyang regime.
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In 2014, Tom Cotton, then running for Senator of Arkansas, exploited this alleged threat.
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Constantly being exploited and on the defensive has left its mark on the country.
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Now Trump has brought this tension fully into the open and ruthlessly exploited it.
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Somalia-like chaos that would be exploited by the local Al Qaeda franchise, they
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He didn't create this situation of fear, he merely exploited it — and rather successfully.
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However, over two decades since UMRA's passage, its weaknesses have been exposed and exploited.
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It has exploited the civil war in Yemen to carve out a safe haven.
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The Broncos defense exploited New England's weakness on the offensive line over and over.
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Clearly, there's a ton of "free" energy out there that could potentially be exploited.
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I think Charles Manson saw the hippies as a bunch of chumps, easily exploited.
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Nowhere was America's blindly patriotic state of affairs better exploited than at the cinema.
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She, like many women exploited by sex traffickers, faced sexual abuse early in life.
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A working environment in which workers are easily exploited can enable some troubling behavior.
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The existing circuit being exploited here is known as the tap-withdrawal (TW) circuit.
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"We thought business was a very nascent spacious area to be exploited," Roumeliotis said.
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China has meanwhile exploited this vacuum to become the dominant foreign player in Africa.
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Thousands of children are being exploited by ruthless "coyotes" and vicious cartels and gangs.
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Desperate conditions Many of the migrants being exploited in Libya are from West Africa.
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Concentrated bursts of violence take over the narrative and are exploited for political points.
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Where most such films exploited and victimized women, here women are committing the brutality.
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Eventually, the cow is exploited by the very system that helped it achieve success.
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Government forces have exploited loopholes in the cease-fire agreement to continue their advance.
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It seized on controversial issues and exploited racial and ideological fissures to inflame tensions.
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But prosecutors have said that he preyed upon and exploited other members of Nxivm.
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Recently I learned from my nanny that another nanny she knows is being exploited.
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To pull it off, it's leaning hardest on the very women it has exploited.
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Understanding them provides tactics that can be exploited in both personal and written interactions.
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Both politicians, and their parties, have exploited the flap as a fund-raising opportunity.
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That divide, she said, was being "exploited" both by Republicans and the news media.
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He also, in a sense, exploited the image of a black woman: Michelle Obama.
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Sadly, humility is often seen as a weakness, something to be exploited or ignored.
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We just want to know that our information is not being abused and exploited.
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It's also possible the attack exploited a flaw in the underlying mobile operating system.
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But the new lawsuit claims the chevre were mistreated and exploited in multiple ways.
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President Trump deftly understood this vulnerability within the party and exploited it in 2016.
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Two, mining cobalt is hazardous and some cobalt mines have exploited children for labor.
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The waves of migrants have also exploited and overwhelmed the United States asylum system.
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Republican senators exploited their blue slips with abandon, and with little or no explanation.
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Instead, it was mainly exploited by corporations, which bought back stock and raised dividends.
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Snapchat's most popular yet under-exploited feature is finally getting the spotlight in 2020.
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This deficiency in the official poverty statistics is exploited by some right-wing politicians.
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More than any of his rivals, Mr. Trump successfully exploited America's obsession with terrorism.
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On Friday, Facebook announced unknown attackers had exploited a vulnerability to access the accounts.
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But research has shown that the Sacklers exploited aberrant incentives in American health care.
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For everyone else, he offers an uncomfortable view of how data can be exploited.
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Power-hungry leaders have long exploited crises, real or engineered, to justify seizing control.
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They exploited it, but Tim O'Reilly, he set up the first commercial internet website.
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Do people feel hoodwinked or exploited by getting something that isn't what they thought?
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It's unclear if Electrum's JSON-RPC vulnerability, specifically, was ever actually exploited by hackers.
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Successive Pakistani governments have exploited the sense that their country is too dangerous to fail.
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Loopholes lenders had exploited to set interest rates higher than the regulatory maximum were closed.
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And it seems the attackers exploited the vulnerability to steal thousands of dollars in BCH.
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Anti-migrant parties have exploited the chaos, winning votes as they foment fear of foreigners.
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They exploited Texas A&M's mediocre quarterback and Tennessee's weak constitution and Arkansas' forgiving defense.
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Something to bear in mind: all of these, however, can still be exploited and exposed.
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"It sickens me that young athletes would be exploited in such a manner," he said.
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That initial stance could be exploited if Sharkey wasn't focused on getting straight to Loughran.
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Three of the victims were identified by the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children.
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There's another industry, though, that exploited multiple loopholes on its path to greatness: Chinese tech.
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Fifteen seconds later, Granlund exploited a turnover to score his 17th goal of the season.
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She, along with her daughter feature heavily, and promoted her claims they were being "exploited."
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Glitches are discovered, exploited, and patched over so that you'd never know they were there.
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Nationalists are trading on the same fears that nationalists have always exploited: distrust of outsiders.
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"We've seen absolutely no evidence that this has been exploited," he told Reuters by phone.
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Worse, small-scale redistribution creates inter-group competition that Trump has all-too-easily exploited.
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These tools have become democratized, but that means they can be exploited for nefarious purposes.
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The inhabitants are happy, because they have no idea they're being exploited for material gain.
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Misconfigurations are so dangerous because everyone assumes they don't exist until they have been exploited.
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ISIS cannily exploited that anger and fear to recruit new fighters from disaffected Sunni communities.
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In recent years, however, critics of college sports have alleged that these students are exploited.
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The new regulations govern the ways an individual's private data can be collected and exploited.
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Then there's Mr. Johnson himself, whose dubious integrity will surely be exploited by his opponents.
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But the deeper weaknesses exploited by the hack are serious, and they're not going anywhere.
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These vulnerabilities are fully operational, and can be successfully exploited, as demonstrated in our research.
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It reported that, from mid-May to July, hackers exploited a vulnerability in its website.
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Why is what's going on with us as a family falling apart being so exploited?
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They exploited the loopholes in our laws to enter the country as unaccompanied alien minors.
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It has exploited to the full its power to make life difficult for Mr Kuczynski.
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In a song called Sister he even exploited the Big Daddy of all taboos: incest.
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Intel didn't report the flaws to US authorities because hackers hadn't exploited the vulnerabilities yet.
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It certainly all looks very bad, although there's no evidence that anyone exploited the vulnerability.
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On stage, he acknowledged that big tech's products might be misused, even exploited, by autocrats.
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Artists and athletes, no matter how rich they get, is, are ultimately, can be exploited.
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Some websites cynically exploited touchy issues of social justice to bring in traffic from Facebook.
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"We exploited Facebook to harvest millions of people's profiles," whistleblower Christopher Wylie told The Observer.
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Looting and neglect have made the situation fragile and armed groups have exploited the unrest.
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He is still listed as "John Doe" on the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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These humans may have hunted large game or exploited marine resources from the nearby sea.
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Trump successfully exploited fears about Syrian refugees to emerge as a frontrunner and capture votes.
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There is a certain development of trust that happens and then that trust is exploited.
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The drawback is that it provided a template that Trump has exploited to troubling effect.
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So you might think we'd have the vulnerability it exploited neatly wrapped up by now.
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But we must remember that North Korea has exploited U.S. and Korean concerns about war.
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Trump's Facebook press conference exploited these women's alleged victimhood and relegated them to political props.
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I am deeply concerned by this irresponsible bug that can be exploited for unscrupulous purposes.
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Ragusa, Sicily, police on Wednesday said that minors and the elderly were among those exploited.
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Others also believe that cracks in the bloc could be exploited after a British exit.
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This behavior is well understood and exploited by fishers...and exposes both species to capture.
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And when those vulnerabilities are exploited on an iPhone, there's often no way of knowing.
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The quirks that could be fixed were fixed, and everything else was clocked and exploited.
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Like Matt Flynn, he's just another quarterback who exploited the demand for his particular position.
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Gadola's assessment was based on increased demand in the under-exploited cheaper dental replacement products.
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Most famously exploited in a Canadian government website hack, carried out by a Canadian teen.
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Trump exploited the birther issue started by Clinton supporters in her 2008 campaign against Obama.
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If exploited, this vulnerability could result in permanent impairment, a life-threatening injury, or death.
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Germany has said the widely exploited loophole is the result of poorly framed EU law.
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Before the founding of this country, black folks had been dehumanized, exploited, and severely oppressed.
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But I struggled working in an industry that exploited so many young women so easily.
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"There are no 'baby prostitutes' - only sexually abused, exploited and raped children," the letter said.
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The core assumption Trump has exploited is that military officers are unbiased, apolitical patriotic professionals.
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But it's also because the vulnerabilities that are being exploited are baked into YouTube's DNA.
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It is part of a known series of photos showing the children being sexually exploited.
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"Historically, they have been exploited," said Pierre Mukamba Kaseya, the head of Nyunzu's local administration.
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The Cultural Revolution was wrongly launched by the leaders and exploited by a counterrevolutionary clique.
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Jones found the Wallabies' weak points and exploited them, something Cheika was unable to do.
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This richly researched history shows how these cosmopolitan, headstrong women exploited their proximity to power.
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Some of the gaps in ethics laws noted above have been exploited by Trump's predecessors.
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In 28500, 6900 of these zero-days were uncovered and exploited by hackers, Symantec said.
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That signals a problem that is easily exploited by those with an anti-technology agenda.
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These men allegedly exploited their power to abuse and have never been held to account.
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And Cheney exploited his bureaucratic genius, both inside and outside government, to ensure message discipline.
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A CNN investigation discovered that Russian trolls exploited the fatal police shooting of Philando Castile.
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In 2628, 28500 of these zero-days were uncovered and exploited by hackers, Symantec said.
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On the threat side, Trump has exploited a racist and authoritarian vein in American politics.
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I felt there had to be some anomalies in this data which could be exploited.
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This sort of efficiency guarantees the technology could go mainstream, and in turn, be exploited.
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Mr. Lee exploited those weaknesses in a surprising victory in the fourth match on Sunday.
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Developers like Zynga exploited viral communication channels to get players to pester friends for help.
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"Hardware vulnerabilities have been successfully exploited to completely compromise a modern computing system," said Oberg.
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According to IBM, the vulnerabilities could only be exploited by someone physically at check-in.
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Deep-rooted corruption in state and local police forces has been exploited by criminal groups.
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Reforming our broken immigration laws should be seen as a political opportunity to be exploited.
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Rather than becoming a victim of the Cold War, he exploited it to his advantage.
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Russia has very deftly exploited America's weaknesses — but these are weaknesses of our own making.
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Background reading: • Consultants for the Trump campaign exploited the Facebook data of 50 million people.
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"This time it is absolutely necessary that this window of opportunity is exploited," he added.
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When Google approached us, we were already in the process of fixing the exploited bugs.
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Cory Booker especially all absorbed attacks that could be exploited by Trump down the road.
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Prosecutors have said that he exploited his followers, who paid thousands of dollars for courses.
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"They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities," his proposal reads.
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They could be exploited by governments or independent hackers, creating a risk to national security.
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The visa program has been criticized because corporations have exploited it to replace American workers.
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Once the attack has successfully exploited the iPhone, it can deploy malware onto the phone.
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The Cubs' hitters are more refined now, less prone to being exploited by elite arms.
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"We were just low-paid, underappreciated, exploited moneymakers in a huge moneymaking scheme," one said.
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Pranksters exploited a security flaw on the FCC site to post a fake press release.
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Unfortunately, the vulnerability was exploited to access the data of some Twitter users on Android.
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Ihlenfeldt says that she was interviewed under false pretenses and was "exploited" by the project.
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Like any other strategic advantage, it works only when properly exploited through sound strategic decisions.
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Organized crime exploited it during Prohibition, according to "Gowanus: Brooklyn's Curious Canal," by Joseph Alexiou.
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The whole park has been worked, exploited... and then there's the impact of the fires.
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During Obama's Presidency, Republican senators exploited ancient rules in order to put up massive resistance.
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For most of the last 5,000 years, the few have dominated and exploited the many.
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Destabilizing actors, first among them Iran, have exploited the perceived decline in America's regional prestige.
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An example from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children drove the point home.
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The Center's objective is to anticipate emerging dangers and mitigate vulnerabilities before they are exploited.
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Instead, it's possible that the Russians exploited vulnerabilities within Kaspersky's software to get the data.
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Obama politely praised his hosts and accepted that before the revolution some Americans exploited Cuba.
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He also planted the canard that somehow mainland farmers are being exploited in the equation.
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Similar software is used to find exploited children who may or may not be missing.
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She added that Russia readily exploited partisan divisions to undermine the United States from within.
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Italy says humanitarian NGOs are being exploited by human traffickers, a charge the NGOs deny.
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Still, after the shooting, there were several articles that exploited our different ways of grieving.
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The Walking Dead Eugene is tremendously bright but lacks emotional intelligence — an easily exploited combo.
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Lazzaro (Adriano Tardiolo) lives among farmers who are clearly being exploited by their wealthy boss.
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She is right, any human being can be exploited, even if some weaknesses are deeper.
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For this run, it can be deliciously exploited to move the player without pressing right!
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It is revealing a fundamental vulnerability in our political system — one that is being exploited by Russia, but that is also being exploited by others, foreign and domestic, who want to see American government serve their interests instead of the interests of the American public.
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Because of the error, Zombies became a thing that could easily be exploited by other creators.
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It also became more obvious to workers who was exploited and who was doing the exploiting.
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For as long as there have been data networks, people have exploited them to cause harm.
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During McArthur's sentencing hearing, Crown prosecutor Michael Cantlon said McArthur exploited "vulnerabilities" when choosing his victims.
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"What we exploited was the locality of the interactions" in spatially extended chaotic systems, Pathak said.
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Pop stars are an idea, a brand to be marketed or exploited to over-excitable teenagers.
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But the researcher said that the bug could have been exploited to defraud the phone giant.
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We've been here for 50, 60 years, exploited like pigs ... and here's the thanks we get.
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" "Crucially, our plan closes the terrible loopholes exploited by criminals and terrorists to enter our country.
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She was the archetype, in many ways, for the star persona exploited famously by Paris Hilton.
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"It touches me anytime I see animals caged, exploited or starving," Jonkergouw told Reuters by telephone.
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After the GIF was opened, the app's contents could have been exploited, revealing previous chat history.
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It has also been exploited for broader political ends ahead of France's presidential election next spring.
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The group utilized spear-phishing attacks and exploited internet-connected devices in addition to using malware.
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Vietnamese citizens are the nationality most commonly exploited for labour in Britain, according to the NCA.
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Yet when loopholes allow local dialects on air, such as in traditional opera, they are exploited.
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"The gist: Trump's for-profit university deceived & exploited students to take their money," her account tweeted.
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If Murchison does contain workable oil deposits, no power on Earth will stop their being exploited.
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Surrogates I've talked to never felt manipulated or exploited or did anything they didn't want to.
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This is the inverse of happiness as a quantity to be measured and exploited by politicians.
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That's why it's not acceptable that our national team players are exploited for his election campaign.
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The hacked game was one of several that could have been exploited in a similar way.
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Beach Club is exploitative too, of course, but for once, Lohan isn't the one being exploited.
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The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children also announced on Twitter Jinjing had been found.
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Berlin spied in positive liberty an intellectual sleight of hand which could be exploited for harm.
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But the discovered vulnerabilities on Apple's and Asurion's websites, if exploited, would render those PINs useless.
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It's not yet clear if the vulnerabilities revealed today are actively being exploited in the wild.
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Lock and his receivers also exploited Florida&aposs tight man-to-man coverage over the top.
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The botnet, discovered by Josh Russell, also exploited some well-known methods to spread its messages.
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Would you say that the Republican Party has cynically exploited poor white people for political gain?
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Since then, science has frequently exploited that link in the name of (sometimes misguided) self-improvement.
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The judges ruled 6-3 that Aereo had exploited a loophole to get around copyright law.
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"We've had times throughout our history where anti-immigration sentiment is exploited by demagogues," Obama said.
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I'm pretty sure I'm being exploited by the beauty industry, but I'm also really enjoying myself.
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As more Honduran natural resources are exploited, conflicts with indigenous communities like the Lenca have intensified.
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Microsoft has rated the flaw as "important," but not "critical" as it can't be exploited remotely.
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Williams cannily exploited gaping loopholes in the health insurance system that allowed him almost unfettered entry.
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"Deutsche Bank exploited its superior bargaining position and superior knowledge" of the market, the lawsuit says.
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Our analysis shows that iMessage has significant vulnerabilities that can be exploited by a sophisticated attacker.
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The NSA has in the past exploited, or created, vulnerabilities in hardware sold by American companies.
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Aided by images of migrants pouring into western Europe, PiS exploited fears of a Muslim invasion.
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Two years later, another John-backed bill established the nonprofit National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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No one knows if the bugs have been exploited by real attackers in the real world.
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At every stage in his life, Donald Trump has exploited America's laws to put himself first.
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Young people's work should be properly valued, not exploited by employers to cut their wage bill.
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Rovio exploited the brand early on by licensing its use on a string of consumer products.
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Before it got fixed, this earlier bug was being actively exploited to hijack customers' phone numbers.
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The film deftly exploited dog and cat obsessed moviegoers to appeal to both parents and children.
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Nobody has done this better than Trump, who has brilliantly exploited Twitter to gain constant attention.
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But, in a loophole Moscow seems to have exploited, their Russian subsidiaries are not directly liable.
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So do you believe there a basis to the belief that women are exploited in NRMs?
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The so-called Islamic State effectively exploited social media to advertise its exploits and attract recruits.
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The Ducks exploited a turnover to take a 21-22 lead 22000 seconds into the game.
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And, while they may not recognize it, they are exploited for their leaders' own political ends.
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Backdoors are usually secret, but may be exploited by hackers if they are revealed or discovered.
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Others, from villages just outside Mosul, have exploited the chaos to flee in the other direction.
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Katrina presented a political opportunity that some critics exploited for years," Bush wrote in "Decision Points.
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Peter became a symbol for missing and exploited children during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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And never should the pain a prisoner and their family suffered be exploited for political gain.
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In turn, lawyers for Mr. Redstone asserted that Ms. Herzer exploited their relationship for financial gain.
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My mom was being exploited, but she was undocumented, and there was nothing she could do.
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It was comforting that a partner could appreciate my Black body without making me feel exploited.
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Chrome has had its share of similar flaws, which have also been exploited in the wild.
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Those indicted reportedly exploited their licenses to sell opioids in exchange for money and sexual favors.
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Those candidacies were fueled by those who felt exploited by and outcast from the political haves.
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"Now the options are a mural project that might be exploited," a paid commission, or nothing.
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"We have said all along, 'Poor Facebook, they were unwittingly exploited by the Russians,'" Pelosi said.
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Anytime the reward pathways get involved in decision-making, they can go haywire and be exploited.
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You should be thankful the flaw was exploited by serious people and not by some rookies.
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Government programs encouraging foreign tech workers have, of course, been exploited to the detriment of Americans.
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He exploited his experience as FBI director, even inappropriately commenting on an investigation that is ongoing.
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But many coastal people feel they are still being exploited by richer and more powerful outsiders.
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Mylan has cleverly exploited market opportunities since it acquired the rights to the EpiPen in 2007.
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At the same time, Tehran has exploited the JCPOA's vague language to flout the accord's intent.
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Often, women don't realize they've been exploited until years later—as was the case with Lacey.
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After all in October they had no evidence that this was being exploited in the wild.
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"We are fighting to recover unpaid wages and improve working conditions for exploited nail salon workers."
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In another incident, Missouri police reported that criminals exploited the app to mug unsuspecting Pokémon trainers.
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He said he's protesting Wednesday to encourage the government to step in to protect exploited workers.
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Swaths of the mineral-rich north are colored blue, denoting areas where aquifers are over-exploited.
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The reason we have exploited these animals is simple: kangaroos sort of know how to fight.
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Two long-term trends are at play, both exploited by Trump in his grab for power.
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As with "Missing Richard Simmons," some commentators suggested that "S-Town" had exploited a vulnerable individual.
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The group has exploited sectarian grievances to brand their state-building project as a liberation movement.
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And it's not just the teams that generate information that can be exploited by a hacker.
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The film surfaces allegations that Wuornos's lawyer and adoptive mother exploited her case for movie deals.
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The attackers exploited a feature in Facebook's code that allowed them to take over user accounts.
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But the cap didn't apply to fringe benefits, which employers quickly exploited as a recruiting tool.
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They knew the addictive properties of OxyContin long before it came out, and they exploited that.
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South Korean governments, in turn, have on occasion exploited the resentment to stir up nationalist sentiment.
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For decades, they've been hypersexualized and advertisers have long exploited their insecurities about age and appearance.
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He exploited loopholes in national security to achieve masterful strokes of espionage, counterterrorism or simple revenge.
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"The defendants and their co-conspirators exploited and defrauded women, misrepresenting health risks," Mr. Donoghue said.
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It is this very ethic that is being exploited every day to keep the enterprise afloat.
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The film's marketing exploited this real/not real divide for all it was worth that summer.
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In the Capital One breach, the hacker exploited a misconfigured web application firewall, according to authorities.
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They're concerned that security holes could be exploited for spying, or remote control of American systems.
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President Trump has aggressively exploited Democratic vulnerabilities as no previous Republican candidate had dared to do.
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"We have said all along, poor Facebook, they were unwittingly exploited by the Russians," she said.
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If their time with you doesn't improve their skills or their job prospects, they're being exploited.
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Russia has keenly exploited our growing reliance on new media — and the absence of real umpires.
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Perfectly capable workers were losing their jobs and readily available economic opportunities were not being exploited.
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"He found every single loophole that he could and just exploited everything," Hart told BuzzFeed News.
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Junior instructors feel exploited when asked to work 60-hour weeks for paltry pay, he says.
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But cybersecurity experts fear any backdoor used by law enforcement could also be exploited by criminals.
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The new design allows the categories to be more concentrated, which could be more actively exploited.
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He exploited how much his sitcom really did matter — as much to America as for him.
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If it was so obviously orchestrated and cynically exploited, might it not be real at all?
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Software stolen from the National Security Agency was exploited to target a flaw in Microsoft software.
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It is a "virgin" that should be "exploited" for agriculture, mining and infrastructure projects, he says.
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Deconstruction has been exploited so often as a tool that designers should approach it with caution.
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Lawyers for both the son and grandson are concerned that those might be exploited for money.
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There is already a history of smart devices being exploited for commercial gains through spoken commands.
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The seven day deadline for vulnerabilities that are being exploited in the wild will remain unchanged.
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High-grade credits, in particular, exploited these dynamics well, squeezing relationship banks for tightly-priced borrowings.
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Without those rights, contractors — Uber and Lyft drivers, freelancers and other gig workers — are being exploited.
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It's a global business that generates $150 billion profit annually, with 40 million humans currently exploited.
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"Criminals exploited a U.S. website application vulnerability to gain access to certain files," the company said.
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With so much confusion in Iowa, some in the GOP saw an opportunity to be exploited.
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The Kremlin's receptivity to working with Mr. Trump could be exploited to serve a useful purpose.
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"An attacker who successfully exploited the vulnerability could take control of an affected system," said Microsoft.
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It's not difficult to imagine how such data—responses to a depression test—can be exploited.
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" To Hardwick herself, prior to publication, he offers false assurances: "You won't feel betrayed or exploited.
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The tighter their security, the less groups can be exploited as a launchpad for malicious attacks.
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Trump exploited Clinton's baggage by, often untruthfully, labeling her as something close to an unconvicted criminal.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said hackers exploited a software vulnerability in the regulator's EDGAR filing system.
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In Mali, years of training didn't stop a coup that was then exploited by al Qaeda.
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But the same tools would also be exploited to promote disinformation and fringe or hateful ideologies.
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He wasn't suffering from a grave illness; he wasn't starving; he wasn't being exploited or enslaved.
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Security features and patches should become more commonplace to ensure that these devices are not exploited.
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Mr. Rove showed how McKinley's "front porch" campaign exploited the growth of late-19-century media.
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Every occasion for geometry is exploited, be it a hairdo, a raised thigh or a garment.
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LOW-PAID AND EXPLOITED Nepal, home to Mount Everest, is one of the world's poorest countries.
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More than any other medical specialty, psychiatry is vulnerable to being exploited for partisan political purposes.
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Russian authorities say the reviews are necessary to detect flaws that could be exploited by hackers.
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We can break down barriers for hard working immigrants who are too often exploited and intimidated.
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Alderson believes that the vulnerability can only be exploited with physical access, at least for now.
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They bought off interest groups, exploited parliamentary loopholes, and ignored the clear will of the people.
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The Independent Democratic Conference exploited those divisions to carve out power for itself and its members.
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Viewing everything (plants, land, people, animals, etc.) as 'resources' to be exploited is a terrible mistake.
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Crucially, our plan closes the terrible loopholes exploited by criminals and terrorists to enter our country.
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" He added: "I think that the Church not only should apologize ... to a gay person whom it offended but it must also apologize to the poor as well, to the women who have been exploited, to children who have been exploited by (being forced to) work.
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Just as largely African American inmates are being coerced into working for private companies in prison and economically exploited due to a loophole in the 13th amendment to the Constitution, undocumented immigrants, largely Latino (though many non-Latino Blacks as well) are being exploited in similar ways.
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Do we have a responsibility to this child to enforce the rules so he is not exploited?
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Other pieces also question why human bodily functions and basic instincts are exploited in a capitalist system.
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The world has long fully exploited native grazing areas and turned to clearing forests to meet demand.
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And I know there are people, especially on the right, who feel they've been exploited by politicians.
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There haven't been any reports of the vulnerability being exploited in the wild, according to the FDA.
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DHS has repeatedly warned that children are being exploited by traffickers to skirt the nation's immigration laws.
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The vulnerability, when exploited, could allow an unauthenticated malicious entity to remotely execute code with high privileges.
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According to LastPass, there is no indication that any of these vulnerabilities were exploited in the wild.
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Throughout his life Trump has abused norms, exploited others, and acted shamelessly, and gotten away with it.
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There is evidence that Mr. McArthur sought out and exploited these vulnerabilities to continue his crimes undetected.
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"The aim of this action is to improve conditions for miners who are being exploited," Galliano said.
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"It's hard to avoid the feeling Greece's misery is being exploited by Documenta," says a gallery owner.
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Peter Boy became a symbol for missing and exploited children during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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He regards the Amazon as a "virgin" that should be "exploited" for agriculture, mining and infrastructure projects.
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"The DNA is actually in the process of being exploited," one police source told the news agency.
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It's, well, racism, and the latter is all too easily exploited under the guise of the former.
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Every single one of those developments will create winners and losers which can be exploited by investors.
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Trump's afraid Ted Cruz may have exploited party rules to get enough delegates to grab the nomination.
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In its own legal fight, Six4Three alleges Facebook was aware of privacy problems and actively exploited them.
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Al Qaeda and Islamic State have exploited the war to spread their influence and gain more supporters.
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According to the indictment, Thompson exploited a misconfigured firewall in a cloud server used by Capital One.
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Rather than feeling exploited, abused, and assaulted, many workers describe the brothels as paths to economic freedom.
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However, the vulnerability was reported by a researcher and there's no evidence that it was ever exploited.
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It then reports its findings to law enforcement and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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But because the ad does not specifically say how Haitians were "exploited," we can't issue a verdict.
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The court papers assert Mr. Kay has exploited his position overseeing the trust for his own benefit.
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In turn she felt exploited by the very same people she tried to please and resented it.
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It also stems from a perception that the ad agencies have exploited their complexity to boost billings.
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But a weakness of AI models is that they develop tendencies that can be detected and exploited.
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Mr Juncker often seems semi-detached from his role, leaving space that Mr Selmayr has skilfully exploited.
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A slightly more complex test was done that exploited the location feature that most dating apps use.
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My kids have been displaced, exploited and made to feel like shit in spaces because of oppression.
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They are often young, impoverished and exploited by employers, making them a perfect audience for extremist messages.
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That's why you see these very insecure IoT devices being exploited in ways that are increasingly dramatic.
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The attack does not only work on personal computers but can also be exploited in the cloud.
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Zenimax maintains Oculus and Luckey "commercially exploited" Zenimax computer code and trade secrets for their own gain.
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The hotel industry has signed a code of conduct to prevent adults and children being sexually exploited.
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One caveat: Biometric data like fingerprints and heart rate vary, and variance can be exploited by hackers.
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Hundreds of thousands of civilians are still in western Mosul, often exploited by ISIS as human shields.
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Now patched, the vulnerability exploited an open socket once used to communicate with the Nvidia Icera modem.
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She contacted the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and told them what happened to her.
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Progressives might worry that children are being exploited, separated from their allowance money by "Big Toy" marketers.
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An exploited worker, pushed to their limits, spirals into burnout or divorce or depression or custody loss.
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Last week, a virus known as WannaCry exploited a security flaw in Microsoft's Windows XP operating system.
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That malware also exploited companies' ability to automatically install apps without Apple's intense App Store approval process.
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She's shunned by her village, physically dragged out of school, and exploited by Banda for financial profit.
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WannaCry, stolen from the U.S. government, uses a Windows vulnerability first discovered and exploited by the NSA.
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Why it matters: Compromised cellphones of NATO soldiers could be exploited in several ways to Moscow's advantage.
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And today, there is complicit silence on the issue, even the super exploited worker is not complaining.
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I realized there is one aspect of human nature that really hasn't been exploited and explored: evil.
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For years, Buffett has exploited all tax benefits to minimize his tax payments, including unrealized income offsets.
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Valve's admission that fraudsters exploited its platform is striking, says Mr Moiseienko; others have ignored the problem.
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I mean, they're in bad shape because they've been robbed and exploited for centuries by Western powers.
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Since 2010, the fraction of tuna stocks regarded as over-exploited has risen from 28% to 213%.
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The pattern has become sufficiently predictable that it is being exploited by simple momentum-based trading strategies.
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How can we ensure food system immigrant workers are not exploited and have a path to citizenship?
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From Yemen to Lebanon and Iraq, Iran has adroitly exploited conflict and weak states to its benefit.
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In 2012, Cincinnati election official Melowese Richardson exploited bad voter rolls and cast four ballots for President.
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Burton was also dogged by lawsuits from former members who claimed that he had sexually exploited them.
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This prevents the leader from showing any sign of weakness that can be exploited by the adversary.
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As a mother I am outraged that one of my children was exploited in such a way.
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But a hacker exploited a software flaw and stole about a third of the new DAO tokens.
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" DHS data supports this claim, though the department has repeatedly claimed that immigrants have "exploited asylum loopholes.
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Their bill will permanently close this loophole, which was exploited by the shooter in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
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Bar and restaurant owners frequently complained that these organizations exploited bureaucratic complexities to demand increasingly high payments.
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Everyone should review the cybersecurity controls and the threat vectors that have been exploited in local systems.
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"When Google approached us, we were already in the process of fixing the exploited bugs," Apple said.
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The legislation centers on disclosure, closing loopholes that shadowy political groups have exploited to hide their donors.
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Similarly, the new tactics of the terrorist organizations must be studied and their vulnerabilities identified and exploited.
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Donald Trump and his far-right fellow-travellers have vigorously exploited the neutrality of social-media platforms.
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Intel has said it knows of no cases in which hackers exploited the vulnerabilities in those chips.
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No writer has exploited the ability of science fiction to literalize metaphors with the inventiveness of Wolfe.
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Sacchi preferred to build with short, quick passes, creating space which was then exploited to the maximum.
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If exploited, the FDA warned that an unauthorized party could possibly access a connected implanted cardiac device.
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Criminals similarly exploited the Nepalese earthquake with an onslaught of scams and malware pretending to support victims.
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In the past, Towns' talents might have been marginalized to narrow advantages or mismatches to be exploited.
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You would still, obviously, criminalize someone who exploited a minor or forcing another adult into this work.
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At that time, a hacker exploited a contract vulnerability to steal $53 million worth of the currency.
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"Not all of these companies realize the extent to which their activities could be exploited," Kania says.
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It also funds the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and the AMBER Alert program.
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Health experts say the most obvious application for Alexa has not been exploited, at least not yet.
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The pandemonium has been exploited by Russia and opens the door for ISIS to make a comeback.
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Companies such as Disney have exploited the system by hiring foreign labor to replace higher paid Americans.
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O.C.D. has often been misunderstood, undiagnosed and exploited as a set of amusing quirks for Hollywood characters.
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Rather, it's about maintaining a relationship in which people do not feel like they have been exploited.
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"We have found opportunities and exploited ISIS weaknesses to conduct limited attacks," Colonel Dillon said last week.
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Their home forests are being destroyed by human encroachment, and they are exploited for traditional Chinese medicine.
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Nowhere in the report do they claim that their research can be exploited for immediate electoral gain.
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Immigrant labor is exploited by a capitalist economy that undermines their existence while destroying their home countries.
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Of course, Trump very obviously went another direction and exploited racial anxieties as an effective political strategy.
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I mean, they're in bad shape because they've been robbed and exploited for centuries by Western powers.
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But France really hasn't exploited her size advantage on set pieces effectively since that night — until now.
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" While acknowledging that some people exploited protester anger to stoke mayhem, Mr. Rouhani said, "it happens everywhere.
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People exploited the boom by buying homes and selling them only months later at a huge profit.
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"Like looters during a blackout, they didn't cause the darkness but they exploited it," Mr. Cuomo said.
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It's outrageous that Trump exploited him today by allow him to ramble on in the Oval Office.
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Interviews with immigration officials and court documents show numerous examples of children being exploited by smuggling organizations.
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Like me, Denise immediately became protective, wanting to make sure the family wasn't exploited in any way.
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He also hopes to restore context to art forms he sees as having been exploited, like graffiti.
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It can enforce immigration laws without such draconian measures and protect children, who are most easily exploited.
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What's more, you clearly don't feel exploited, given that you speak of gratitude for having been employed.
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According to the indictment, the Chinese military exploited a vulnerability in Apache Struts software, which Equifax used.
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To my daughters, as the fairer sex, your ranks have been exploited and victimized since time immemorial.
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"Depreciation" affirms that in our culture of mutual exploitation, laws can be exploited for poetic purposes too.
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And, on the security side, it fixes a nasty bug that exploited AirDrop to "lock" users' phones.
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California has had to enact seven laws to protect undocumented workers from being exploited by their employers.
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It was a blind spot, a vulnerability, that could be exploited in the war against the gods.
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The company had long denied that Russians had exploited its system, before reversing course on Sept. 6.
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If exploited, the flaw could allow hackers to gain access to private user data inside the chips.
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BlueKeep can be exploited to run malicious code — such as malware or ransomware — on an affected system.
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And the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children held a May 4 gala at Gotham Hall.
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I understand the convenience of getting these devices, but I would also hate to see children exploited.
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Even when a girl has been sexually abused and exploited, the blame is always on the her.
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That chaos could be exploited by ISIS which has already benefited from Turkey's actions in northern Syria.
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Worse, the researchers said some of the new attacks also could be exploited on existing 4G networks.
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The images were created by a forensic artist from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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Woodson filed a report with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children last week, Smith said.
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"When Google approached us, we were already in the process of fixing the exploited bugs," explains Apple.
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But there may be some bright spots to be exploited, depending on how the company manages it.
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Both sides of the political class exploited the opportunity to flaunt their racial sensitivity and moral superiority.
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A small-minded and demagogic politician might have exploited Americans' anxieties and appealed to their worst instincts.
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It was a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that exploited vulnerabilities in digital cameras and DVRs.
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"We were basically being trafficked, and we were victims and exploited by the Cuban government," she said.
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Recent reports have claimed that Russian spies exploited Kaspersky software in order to steal U.S. intelligence secrets.
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Or is she a malicious scammer who willfully exploited her fans' good faith for some easy cash?
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President Trump has already exploited this mood and, by all indications, will do so again in 2020.
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Mr. Trump exploited these fears during his campaign, with his wall and calls to deport illegal arrivals.
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Neither of these entities exploited the rules; they just followed them to their limits to unprecedented success.
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Mr. Fahmy, no longer a neutral bystander, has become a pawn exploited and abused by both sides.
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It looks to me like our much-touted individualism is about to be tested — and exploited — again.
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"We are being exploited everywhere," said Abdullah Khan, an artisan with more than 20 years of experience.
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Miocic, meanwhile, built on his successes in the first fight and exploited dos Santos's painfully poor ringcraft.
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One tribal leader, Pouroto Ngaropo, said the explosion was the island's response to being exploited for money.
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" He spoke of "easily exploited visa programs" and infiltration "bigger than the legendary Trojan horse ever was.
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By contrast, a brilliant novelty of a different kind, Balanchine's "Union Jack," exploited Ms. Von Aroldingen's bravura.
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What is more remarkable is that this is just one of many ways he exploited paint's materiality.
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Oculus has used and exploited Zenimax's technology and intellectual property without authorization, compensation or credit to Zenimax.
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I'd rather be a pig with a short life than a dairy cow being exploited for years.
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Every permutation of novelty has been mined and exploited in the interests of capturing jaded diners' imaginations.
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We won't allow Iraqi culture to be exploited especially from those that have contributed to such devastation.
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More than 400,000 exposed systems in the U.S. alone can be exploited using NSA's stolen hacking tools (Image: Shodan) More than 400,000 exposed systems in the U.S. alone can be exploited using NSA's stolen hacking tools (Image: Shodan) WannaCry continues to spread and occasionally still infects its targets.
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You'd think maybe Logan Paul learned his lesson the last time he exploited a person for views. Nope.
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Logan Paul exploited a shocked family with children that were just involved in a car crash for views.
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Organic farm workers are most likely exploited in similar ways as those tilling the fields on conventional farms.
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These "sacrifice zones" are the same place from which colonizers enslaved, exploited, and subjugated native and indigenous populations.
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They don't want their home exploited for some random Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas type weekend…Exactly!
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The next day, California investigators alerted the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about the potential lead.
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Little was just 11 when she was sexually exploited on the streets surrounding her family's home in Winnipeg.
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In the 19th and early-20th centuries, prison labor was extraordinarily exploited, there were factories in the prison.
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The researchers did not identify any cases where it appeared that politically motivated hackers had exploited those vulnerabilities.
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Last year the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) received 4.4 million reports to its CyberTipline.
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It found that 61 percent of them would likely cause "severe operational impact" if exploited in a cyberattack.
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The implementation of the program was poor and could have been exploited by external hackers, the source said.
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And they apparently believe the social media company has exploited them as a part of a publicity campaign.
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Duterte has heaped praise on Xi for his economic support, but some analysts say he is being exploited.
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It can continue as a bulwark against extremism, or become a failed and fragmented state, exploited by extremists.
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His drawings could be as violent as they were elliptical or caustic, he exploited the limits of taste.
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Researchers estimate it reached hundreds of thousands of devices, spreading through the same Windows vulnerability exploited by WannaCry.
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Amazon Lockers aren't killing factory jobs in the American Midwest, but on the whole, people are being exploited.
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It relied on a tactic first exploited 19923m years ago by trilobites and marine worms: duck and cover.
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But ultimately, you're still dealing with a human-designed, limited system that can be reverse-engineered and exploited.
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Without this worry, they might help spruce up Eritrea's crumbling harbours, woeful telecoms and barely exploited tourist potential.
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The boundaries of those bonds are often poorly defined, and that kind of murkiness can be easily exploited.
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Not only have ISIS and Russia exploited it, but the US has used it to justify bombing campaigns.
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Any subject I have looked into I have found the corrupt pockets where that community is being exploited.
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Maybe the most troubling part of all this is that the Russians simply exploited our own corrupt system.
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The research prompted an emergency patch from Apple to close the rare iOS vulnerabilities exploited by the attack.
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A 2015 BuzzFeed News investigation found that H-2 workers were often exploited and sometimes raped or beaten.
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That creates a new kind of vulnerability to false claims — one that sources now say is being exploited.
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These latest ads raise yet another concern about how Facebook's platform can be exploited to embolden hate groups.
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No doubt some eastern European leaders cynically exploited voters' fears about refugee flows that barely grazed their countries.
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Their campaign in England exploited fears that if Labour won, it would ally with the Scottish National Party.
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And it has bought them a tremendous [amount] of space and freedom that they have exploited and abused.
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Ms Williams has exploited a number of institutional kinks in the American patent system to study medical innovation.
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The fear is that any peephole built for the good guys will inevitably be exploited by bad guys.
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The allegations of sex abuse, of fraud, or reliance on his father's wealth are easily exploited by Clinton.
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Our concern is provisions like these can be exploited and we are researching ways to address this issue.
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For the past two decades, it has not been the women and girls he has abused and exploited.
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Essentially, either of these vulnerabilities could be theoretically exploited to steal sensitive data, like passwords, off your computer.
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According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Timmothy is the only missing child from Aurora.
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Hajime, like Wifatch before it, appeared to block ports that were known to be exploited by evil malware.
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In her email, Clinton said Netanyahu's apology "is an opening that should be exploited" for potential peace talks.
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He exploited one factor that unifies the country regardless of language and faith: total disillusionment with traditional politicians.
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That left the team exposed to counter-attacks, a weakness that Mexico, Sweden and South Korea cunningly exploited.
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So you end up with a situation that is then exploited, and very effectively, for adverse political reasons.
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"Russian efforts exploited the seams between federal authorities and capabilities, and protections for the states," the report states.
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Intel said that it knew of no cases where hackers had exploited the vulnerability in a cyber attack.
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Reality television not only legitimized Trump, his campaign exploited reality TV formulas and used them to his advantage.
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After patching it, T-Mobile initially dismissed the impact of the bug, saying no one had exploited it.
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"I'm really annoyed by this—having been duped and exploited like this in this con," Savage told me.
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A 2015 BuzzFeed News investigation found that H-2 workers were often exploited, and sometimes raped or beaten.
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Experts have long said smart TVs and other Internet-connected devices can be exploited to monitor a target.
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In September, some 919,000 computers were vulnerable to EternalBlue attacks — many of which were exploited for mining cryptocurrency.
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They said he was exploited by politicians and was too young to know what he was talking about.
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Princess Eugenie has privately visited a safe house for people who have been exploited in modern-day slavery.
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ZeniMax had sued Facebook claiming that the company had "commercially exploited" its virtual reality code and trade secrets.
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The magnetic field's strength in these places may be exploited to protect astronauts and equipment during surface operations.
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According to security experts, it exploited a vulnerability that was discovered and developed by the National Security Agency.
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Keeping these platforms stable is hard, because conduits that carry good things can be exploited by bad things.
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Far north of Texas, another great North American oil reserve sits, waiting — some say — to be further exploited.
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Tired and exploited, she vows to exercise her powers from beyond the grave -- and she's being quite literal.
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Indeed, 80 percent of the most-exploited vulnerabilities missed by vendors were in Adobe Flash, according to Symantec.
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They are the ones lied to, exploited by and ultimately manipulated by the Democrats who claim to care.
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McConnell's secret bill writing process exploited that bias, but eventually GOP health care reform had to become news.
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Similar to, say, bunnies and chicks at Easter time, many reindeer around the world are exploited right now.
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It was about the clothing industry and about how workers in developing countries are exploited for fast fashion.
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"From the outside it may look like women are being exploited [in certain groups]," Dr. Bromley told me.
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It's a dynamic we haven't seen in decades and one that would be quickly exploited by America's rivals.
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No, and they will be exploited by their employer; yes, and you encourage crooked companies to sell visas.
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That election saw the birth of the Southern Strategy, which exploited white resentment after the Civil Rights Act.
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The migrant caravan will be exploited to create midterm caravans of Trump voters to go to the polls.
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In the worst cases, these loopholes are being exploited by human traffickers and violent gangs like MS-13.
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"They exploited my state of mind for profit and notoriety," Spencer told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution last week.
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"On stage, he acknowledged that big tech's products might be misused, even exploited, by autocrats," the worker wrote.
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" Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, the group says, is being "built on the back of exploited, indebted, and abused workers.
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The turmoil has been exploited by members of far-right groups who have infiltrated some of the protests.
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As a result, Sawyer exploited the contracting issue at Perryville supply depot to have Forbes ousted from office.
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She deftly exploited the Catholic conflation of Protestants and Muslims as two sides of the same heretical coin.
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The state claims Purdue exploited vulnerable new markets, including the elderly and the "opioid-naïve," to boost profits.
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Biswas said some of the refugee boys in Athens were not only being exploited, but were abusing women.
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It can be exploited by something as basic as visiting a webpage containing malicious JavaScript (similar to Malvertising).
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Requiring companies to guarantee access to encrypted devices introduces vulnerabilities that could be exploited by hackers, they say.
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Once inside the network, Cozy Bear used a technique that exploited vulnerability built into the computer's operating system.
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Pluribus has found ways to donk bet much more effectively in a way that cannot easily be exploited.
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In this instance, "state flexibility" is just a rhetorical device exploited to advance a government-knows-best agenda.
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She said the report is [a] 'clarion call into action in defense of the vulnerable and the exploited.
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It was also possible these were test probes to determine vulnerabilities that could be exploited later, they said.
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