But another way of thinking about it is that they filched her look.
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The C-17 wasn't the hacker's only target; they filched information about other aircraft as well.
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The amount that Taylor actually filched from the AFDC program was much less than authorities claimed.
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A former finance minister estimates that 150bn-200bn ($11bn-15bn) rand, 5% of GDP, has been filched.
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Both have always benefitted from leaks of some kind, from the officially authorized to the criminally filched.
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He said that he filched most of this material from Dover books on nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century design.
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If even its supporters, such as Mr Ramaphosa, do not speak up when an election is ostentatiously filched, autocrats everywhere are emboldened.
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According to The Guardian, the woman, Ana Alicia Salas, said her father had filched the bloodstained weapon to preserve it for posterity.
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More recently some black Americans griped when Elvis Presley filched classic rhythm-and-blues riffs and sold them back to white, mainstream society.
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He also filched his cousin Brian Clark's Social Security number and assumed his identity, procuring drivers licenses and credit cards, even cashing a $22012,19933 check.
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During Judge Kavanaugh's time there — 15 or so years after women arrived — some fraternity brothers paraded around campus displaying women's underwear they had filched, drawing criticism.
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He had an early breakthrough when he filched a piece of wire from one of his mother's artificial plants to fortify the tongue of a wild boar.
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And if it does not, it will not be because the Democrats filched many Republican voters, but because they did a better job of turning out their own.
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The Islanders did not deserve to win on Sunday any more than did Carolina, which filched another one-goal victory at Barclays Center, this one by 2-1.
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Indeed, the superstar actress-managers filched plays, performed each other's signature roles and even booked neighboring theaters in London so critics (like George Bernard Shaw) could directly compare them.
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Huawei is alleged to have awarded bonuses to staff based on the value of information they filched from competitors, as revealed in internal emails written in 2013, obtained by the FBI.
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They continue to chase the Penguins, who squandered a two-goal lead Monday night but filched a 22-63 victory in Game 26 after Nick Bonino scored with 25 minutes 22 seconds remaining.
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He filched from candidate Reagan's 1980 slogan (Let's) Make America Great Again and trademarked it as his own by deleting the redundant imperative so the 27 characters would work nicely on a baseball cap.
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What is particularly galling, as Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan reported in The Times, is that so many of the millions filched from state coffers were earmarked to lift up the poor left behind by apartheid.
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There are plenty of delicious anecdotes sprinkled about, like the account of a Modigliani dinner party where the owner of La Rotonde discovered that all the knives, plates and tables had been filched from his restaurant.
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He is said to have assassinated the Socialist Party, brought the communists to heel, filched troops from Les Républicains and the National Front and violated the rules of submission by calling his movement La France insoumise (Defiant France).
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The Trump-ian Armstrong George (the name clearly filched from George Armstrong Custer, famous for his "last stand" at the Battle of the Little Bighorn) is the fire-breathing governor of Colorado, calling for harsh new immigration and anti-terrorist measures.
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Manfred has a history here as he helped his predecessor, Bud Selig, engineer the Major League Baseball loans that kept the Wilpons afloat after it emerged that their longtime financial adviser, Bernie Madoff, had filched everything but the family silver.
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She's carrying armfuls of filched items by the time she rolls up to a five-star hotel, snags a stranger's suitcase, and proceeds to skillfully secure herself a free room to relax in, all worn out from a day of short cons.
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Cameron also promised that the British government would force foreign firms that own London property – investments that just go up, in a city that is one of the world's great laundries for filched funds – to declare their assets in a public register.
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ARIELLE WALSHASHEVILLE, N.C. Dear Arielle, Although it seems like ancient history now, among the books that fascinated me in childhood were the thick mass-market paperbacks of Jean M. Auel's ice age Earth's Children series that I filched from my mother's shelf.
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The answers are as simple as they are hard to carry out: Institute tax reform to undo the current feudal model, redistribute the wealth the one percent has filched from the people, provide direct public funding for the arts (not funneled first through greedy plutocrats).
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Better was "The Truth About Charlie" (2002), a well-paced remake of "Charade," the 1963 thriller set in Paris about a woman (Thandie Newton in the Audrey Hepburn role) pursued by men who are out to reclaim a treasure filched by her husband, who has turned up dead.
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The report did not reveal how the intelligence agencies collected the evidence underpinning their conclusions or the evidence itself, including the means by which Russian military intelligence "relayed" the materials filched from the DNC and other hacking targets to WikiLeaks and others, omissions likely to leave the report open to criticism.
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Its subject is an overweight telemarketer from Syracuse named Amy who sometimes refers to herself as Nicole and sometimes as Jelly; she has a blind boyfriend named Oz (as in the Great), a Rolodex of the phone numbers of peripheral Hollywood types filched from a friend who cleans their homes and, most saliently, a telephone addiction.
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Nespoli showed up with props of his own—some silvery foil packets from NASA's current menu rotation; some cans filched from the Russian supplies and the European Space Agency, including one simply labeled SPACE FOOD; and a translucent plastic package filled with what looked like yellowish plugs of ear wax but were apparently dehydrated mashed potatoes.
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Jens looked at a map he'd filched from an abandoned gas station. If he was where he thought he was, he'd soon be approaching the grand metropolis of Fiat, by God, Indiana. He managed a smile when he saw that, and declaimed, "And God said, Fiat, Indiana, and there was Indiana." \--Harry Turtledove, Worldwar: In the Balance, New York: Random House (1994), Chapter 14, copyright 1994 by Harry Turtledove.
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Shukhov is able to get a small share of Tsezar's packages by standing in lines for him. Shukhov reflects on his day, which was both productive and fortuitous for him. He did not get sick, his group had been assigned well paid work, he had filched a second ration of food at lunch, and he had smuggled into camp a small piece of metal he would fashion into a useful tool.
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He finally escapes from pursuit and gets back to his hidden spaceship, the Phantom Atom, which was docked in the vicinity. There he finds that Giles has preceded him (Giles had figured out where Derron's spaceship was from info he filched from Derron's pocket). Pretending to admire Derron, Giles convinces him to take him along. While Derron is involved with navigation, Giles sends a short message to Jay Kalam, and the Legion begins pursuit.
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One employer stated: > ...there are hungry children in the cabin awaiting their mothers return, > when I give out my meals I bear these little blackberry pickaninnies in > mind, and I never wound the feelings of any cook by asking her 'what that is > she has under her apron'...I know what it is – every biscuit, scrap of meat, > or bit of cake she can save during the day, and if possible, a little sugar > filched from the pantry.Hunter, p. 132.
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A plaque dedicated to George Hearst was placed on the north wall of the entryway, reading: > This building stands as memorial to George Hearst, a plain honest man and > good miner. The stature and mould of his life bespoke the pioneers who gave > their strength to riskful search in the hard places of the earth. He had > warm heart toward his fellow men and his hand was ready to kindly deed. > Taking his wealth from the hills he filched from no man's store and lessened > no man's opportunity.
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Many MPs alleged frequent cases of corruption in elections for the Māori electorates. Other MPs, however, supported the abolition of Māori electorates for different reasons – Frederick Pirani, a member of the Liberal Party, said that the absence of Māori voters from general electorates prevented "pākehā members of the House from taking that interest in Māori matters that they ought to take". The Māori MPs, however, mounted a strong defence of the electorates, with Wi Pere depicting guaranteed representation in Parliament as one of the few rights Māori possessed not "filched from them by the Europeans".
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When the film was first released in 1952, film critic Bosley Crowther expected a first-rate production given that, the screenplay writer, Charles Bennett, had written films "of a high order" such as The 39 Steps. However, he found The Green Glove "is not in that echelon, but is merely a standard chase after a medieval, bejewelled gauntlet filched from a rural French church." He continued, "... but the tale spun is minor-league melodrama. Glenn Ford is largely listless as the paratrooper who clashed with a collaborator-art dealer during the war ..."Crowther, Bosley.
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After Brigade declares that they will spend the night at the shack, Boone begins to believe that the bounty hunter wants Frank to catch up to them. Nervous about an armed confrontation with Frank, Wid suggests ceding Billy to Brigade and riding off, but Boone, whose longing for amnesty outweighs his fear of Frank, insists on staying. As Brigade nurses a traumatized horse, Carrie comments that he does not seem like “someone who would hurt a man for money.” In the morning, Billy, who, the night before, had filched a rifle from Boone’s saddlebags, shoves the weapon into Brigade’s belly.
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Set in Los Angeles, providing a brief account of the meeting between Hattie and Pearl, and then Hattie's later betrayal of Pearl in the service of the vampiric Old World movie moguls. Hattie appears down on her luck as she rewards Pearl's kindness to her (she ignored a filched donut) with cinema tickets. This BFF motif makes the rest of the action in this section particularly poignant as Pearl is lured out on a moonless night to "rescue" Hattie. In reality, Hattie literally stabs her in the back as part of a deal to make Hattie a starlet.
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On being assured that butter had been filched, he took the money, and with it built the temple, the well, and the pond. Gedi is believed to be one of the oldest towns in Kutch. One of the many towns that claim to be the Viratnagar that gave shelter to the Pandavas, it is also said to be the capital of the mythical Raja Gadhesingh, who, though for a time forced to wear the form of an ass, succeeded in marrying the chief's daughter and surrounding the city with a wall of brass. Some of the ass, Gadhaya, coins have been found in the ruins.
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A death-blow was struck at that Erastianism which had lately become so predominant in the Church of Scotland; and such was the spirit of research among the mouldering records of its long-neglected library, and the ardour with which they were published and diffused, that the former ignorance and indifference could be tolerated no longer. These effects went on from year to year, and their result we know. Scotland is now awake, and the creed which was almost filched from her relaxing hand, is held with as tight a grasp as ever. The next literary undertaking, in which we find Dr. M'Crie employed, was a conflict with an antagonist every way worthy of his prowess.
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Christopher Robin was based on the author A. A. Milne's son, Christopher Robin Milne, who later in life became disappointed about the use of his name. Christopher Milne wrote in one of a series of autobiographical works: "It seemed to me almost that my father had got where he was by climbing on my infant shoulders, that he had filched from me my good name and left me nothing but empty fame," One of the poems, "Vespers" – which describes young Christopher Robin saying his evening prayers – was said by Christopher Milne as "the one work that has brought me over the years more toe-curling, fist-clenching, lip-biting embarrassment than any other."Eccleshare, Julia. 2002. Beatrix Potter to Harry Potter: portraits of children's writers.
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" Miller added that the biography Brassai had written of him was typically "padded", "full of factual errors, full of suppositions, rumors, documents he filched which are largely false or give a false impression."The Durrell-Miller Letters, 1935–80, Ed. Ian S. Macniven, Faber & Faber, 1988 Halász's job and his love of the city, whose streets he often wandered late at night, led to photography. He first used it to supplement some of his articles for more money, but rapidly explored the city through this medium, in which he was tutored by his fellow Hungarian André Kertész. He later wrote that he used photography "to capture the beauty of streets and gardens in the rain and fog, and to capture Paris by night.
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