She'd performed in her 20s as a "Victor/Victoria," a woman impersonating a man impersonating a woman.
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In "Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Dangerous," her F.B.I. agent finds herself impersonating, against her wishes, a man impersonating Tina Turner.
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Glenn Beck apparently just got back from either harassing women on the Internet or impersonating Nathan Fielder impersonating the dude from The Blacklist.
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" Not one to let Johnson have the last laugh, after being asked about impersonating his costar, Hart replied, "I been impersonating him because that's where the gas comes from.
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You'll then be prompted to identify if the profile in question is impersonating you by using your personal information, or if it belongs to someone else who is not impersonating you.
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" 'I'm a senior,' " she continued, impersonating her younger daughter.
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Thankfully, the account was recently suspended for impersonating Science magazine.
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And I want an impersonator, I want somebody impersonating me.
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Scammers will contact an unsuspecting taxpayer while impersonating the IRS.
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They created fake Twitter accounts with my name, impersonating myself.
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But impersonating me, by spoofing my accounts, was too much.
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And then she goes [impersonating Adele], 'Oh, here's a song.
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Impersonating someone else is also a violation of Twitter's rules.
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Bernie Sanders turns the tables by impersonating Larry David. 35.
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"And one nickel is a lot," Colbert said, impersonating Sanders.
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"This is a dangerous time," Peele says, still impersonating Obama.
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Have the Skrulls been impersonating other people all this time?
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" Austin [impersonating Jay-Z]: "I think it's time for action.
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It's like, [impersonating Trump] 'These are my three favorite things!
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He added that they include impersonating political candidates and journalists.
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It expanded this policy to include sites impersonating news organizations.
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Hastings was arrested for impersonating a public officer, the office said.
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Impersonating a head coach like Andy Reid is an amateur move.
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Horton said impersonating a police officer is illegal and extremely dangerous.
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Someone impersonating the lawyer posted pictures from an Egyptian sea resort.
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" The video ends with Bee impersonating Trump with a "[smug sigh].
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Funny, the people shouting "Nazi" to a great job impersonating them.
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Someone was impersonating La Russa on Twitter, and he was incensed.
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Erris was subsequently arrested for allegedly impersonating a law enforcement officer.
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The group specialized in impersonating police and kidnapping foreigners, it said.
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Results were more mixed when it came to impersonating other individuals.
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However, the uses of bots extend far beyond scammers impersonating billionaires.
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Meghan Markle is trying to stop fans from impersonating her online.
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Clinton said in the last Democratic debate, impersonating Mr. Trump's accent.
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The person who made the posting — who was impersonating her — was.
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Dr. Seuss's curmudgeonly Grinch, impersonating a Kabuki warlord, comes to mind.
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If someone is impersonating you or someone you know, report them.
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It's not as easy as impersonating Michael in my living room?
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Mr. Colbert imagined the way that conversation went, impersonating Mr. Trump.
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McKinnon has been impersonating Warren on SNL and offered a tribute.
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David Carl, a stand-up comedian, has been impersonating politicians since 2006.
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One Sparrow "lookalike" near London makes his entire living impersonating Depp's character.
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Rapaport also posted videos impersonating Davidson and West which have been deleted.
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Impersonating the IRS was the No. 1 scam targeting seniors in 2018.
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He lands a job … as the church's minister, whom he is impersonating.
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She played characters named Christy and Meg, while also impersonating Katharine Hepburn.
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Are the dancers impersonating the crystals, or is the crystal a guise?
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The members had been impersonating each other in a series of skits.
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If you see bots impersonating us or people harassing us, report them!
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Trixie announced she'd be impersonating RuPaul, to a workroom full of stares.
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For $2,000 a month, she swipes, chats and charms, impersonating her clients.
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But he started impersonating Elvis, won a contest and suddenly, he became somebody.
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"Prince Harry described me as a crab and was impersonating me!" she said.
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Hubbard now faces charges of impersonating a police officer and carrying concealed weapons.
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Threatening phone calls by crooks impersonating IRS agents have become a national epidemic.
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It could be so people stop impersonating him eating burritos in the park.
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Then, impersonating Swift's quiet, measures demeanor, she said that Swift loved her greens.
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Comedian Jimmy Fallon just impersonated President Donald Trump impersonating music legend Elvis Presley.
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Saturday Night Live has had a rotating door of comedians impersonating the president.
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" Still impersonating Ali: "However, I'm announcing tonight that I got new religious beliefs.
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"Oh, I'm a woman, vote for me," Mr. Boehner said, impersonating Mrs. Clinton.
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A phishing page posted to Twitter shows someone impersonating a Neopets login screen.
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OK, now you're gonna go to the other side, Luis says, impersonating Daniel.
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The pair post videos of themselves impersonating the tics of famous basketball players.
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Armed men impersonating federal agents aren't the only customers of Master Equipment, however.
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My rule would ensure that people know when a bot is impersonating someone.
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But more is going on here than just one electrifying comedian impersonating another.
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Impersonating an American government official is a possible violation of United States law.
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Move spoke about the process of creating "XXYY" and interpreting — not impersonating — Graham.
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He was reportedly arrested in 1980 for allegedly impersonating a doctor to score prescriptions.
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Stephen Colbert poked fun at the moment on The Late Show by impersonating Trump.
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Google removed over a quarter of a million of these impersonating apps last year.
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Winfrey on Monday night shot back at "racist robocalls" impersonating her to attack Abrams.
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Other charges include acquiring and possessing ammunition, and impersonating and holding false administrative documents.
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Four others voted multiple times, and one case involved someone impersonating another registered voter.
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"I have seen Benedict impersonating me, and actually it's not that bad," Holland says.
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Impostor scams can run the gamut from fake employers to fraudsters impersonating authority figures.
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Crowder would also routinely use a voice mocking the homosexual community when impersonating Maza.
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"He said, 'Al, you still beat me up,'" Mr. Sharpton recalled, impersonating Mr. Trump.
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On Tuesday, an account impersonating the BBC falsely said Daniel Radcliffe contracted the coronavirus.
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She was impersonating Snegurochka, the Snow Maiden, who visits children on New Year's Eve.
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He was convicted of forgery and possession of stolen property, not impersonating a veteran.
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In Brownsville, Mr. Cardenas was convicted of a firearms charge and impersonating a marshal.
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Someone impersonating high-profile leaders in the entertainment industry is conning people seeking work.
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Someone impersonating high-profile leaders in the entertainment industry is conning people seeking work.
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In North Korea, anyone impersonating a member of the ruling family would be considered blasphemous.
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And going further, what would stop a villainous Skrull from impersonating a very important hero?
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Back in Asgard, his brother Loki has assumed the throne by impersonating their father Odin.
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And later, is CBS going to stand behind Sacha Baron Cohen impersonating a disabled veteran.
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I still hate suggested email responses, because it feels like my inbox is impersonating me.
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It also helps with what Nobile calls "ghost bantering" — impersonating clients on their dating apps.
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There was thought that Whitney actually didn't die, but was impersonating Marks, who had died.
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It is a 384,000-cell car battery impersonating a trailer park: the dullest Transformer ever.
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The restaurant's manager contacted their cable provider and realized someone had been impersonating their employees.
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In 2010, a civilian was arrested at the same Army installation for impersonating a soldier.
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At one point, he uses his voice as a sample, impersonating members of the army.
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Mr. Stone falsely accused Mr. Credico, a talented impressionist, of impersonating him on the call.
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When a taxpayer gives funds to scammers impersonating an IRS agent, the money is lost.
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While impersonating the idea of a woman, a person cannot survive the end of youth.
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The CISF said Patel admitted to impersonating an old man and using a fake passport.
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Just who the performers are impersonating is revealed, in haste, only at the show's end.
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But some had more bizarre reasons, like eating Chapo-themed bagels or impersonating Michael Jackson.
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"I've only been doing what everyone else was doing already—impersonating me," one character writes.
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Weeks later they said he might have been killed by a criminal gang impersonating policemen.
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On the other: That means some sicko is out here... impersonating Ben Affleck on Raya?
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Hopkins had been previously convicted of impersonating an officer and felony possession of a firearm.
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Popular YouTubers will often find people impersonating them in the comment sections of others' videos.
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Facebook said it had removed pages impersonating Mr. Zelensky's that were reported to the company.
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I submitted to Instagram, like "this person's impersonating me," and I got a feedback back.
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In the first game, players took an active role in impersonating Sam, the phone's original owner.
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The alleged heist occurred shortly after a fake ad impersonating the sanctuary was posted on Craigslist.
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Sarah Palin is definitely not laughing about what he did to her, impersonating a wounded veteran.
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According to The Guardian, David Henry was being charged with impersonating a police officer, and perjury.
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For one, they would be violating Lyft's terms of service, which prohibit impersonating people or entities.
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Aside from spreading other false conspiracies, it was impersonating a dead SEAL, the Daily Beast reported.
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In its filing to go public last week, Uber addressed safety incidents and people impersonating drivers.
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Governments, including Russia, are impersonating activists, and that's made it harder to know the "real" activists.
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Now, she's being dragged down into that stream by someone that she says is impersonating her.
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Musk was responding to a post about why Twitter bots were impersonating him to promote cryptocurrency.
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Russian bots are doing a better job impersonating American teenagers on Tumblr than actual American teenagers.
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Sneak peak: Here's Kate McKinnon impersonating Hillary Clinton and Ellen DeGeneres as part of the segment.
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Billy Baldwin wants to keep it in the family when it comes to impersonating the Trumps.
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Motherboard examined multiple social media accounts and websites impersonating Holm where the photoshopped image was posted.
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From October 2013 through June 2017, TIGTA reported 10,911 cases of someone impersonating an IRS agent.
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"'It's a custom in my country,'" Meyers joked, impersonating the first lady, who is from Slovenia.
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Other critics accused members of impersonating law enforcement with their military-style uniforms with eagle insignias.
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Mr. Credico did political work for Mr. Stone for years, often impersonating famous politicos in robocalls.
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He was arrested, convicted of impersonating a law enforcement officer and spent 20 days in jail.
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Years later, drag queen Pandora Boxx would drop the line while impersonating Channing on RuPaul's Drag Race.
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So, he constantly tries to take Iron Man down — including resorting to impersonating his more glamorous relative.
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The executives wanted to get rid of blogs that were impersonating celebrities, even if they were humorous.
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The company said on Wednesday that it had suspended an account for impersonating Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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He spent his time impersonating Americans on political forums and in the comment sections of news sites.
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Last year, they took their costume inspiration from Star Wars, with Trudeau impersonating Han Solo, and Mrs.
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Details: There are a variety of reasons for the decline, like governments impersonating activists and increased arrests.
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Vicarious' system cracked captcha, but the whole point of captcha is to prevent bots from impersonating humans.
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The NSA said the hackers sent to state government officials emails impersonating voting technology company VR Systems.
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Oprah Winfrey shot back at "racist robocalls" impersonating her to attack Georgia's Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Stacey Abrams.
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"And we say, 'Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, OK everybody, it's Saturday,'" Baldwin says, impersonating Trump, before both laugh.
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After I emailed Twitter about the two impersonating account Motherboard found, they were suspended within the hour.
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A new Twitter campaign is impersonating American teens, and using their likenesses to spread right-wing propaganda.
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Whether impersonating herself or rapping to Nicki Minaj, she's given us even more reasons to adore her.
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She started impersonating Spencer, and even kidnapped Spencer in the finale, so she could steal her identity.
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On Facebook, those bots are impersonating humans and are interacting with people who think they are real.
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Hackers execute BEC scams by impersonating employees or business executives after gaining access to their email accounts.
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According to The Daily Telegraph, the police accused Mahbubani of impersonating various uniformed professions in the past.
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Most recently, she's been impersonating some of your favorite musicians—including Frank Ocean and Mitski—on Twitter.
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"Impersonating someone else on Tinder violates our terms of use," a Tinder spokesperson told VICE via email.
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Voter ID laws target voter impersonation: when someone tries to file a ballot while impersonating other people.
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The judge, William Alsup, even said he had been informed that someone was impersonating him on Twitter.
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Recently, though, Jeremy Renner Official had been overrun by trolls impersonating the actor and harassing other fans.
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" — TREVOR NOAH, impersonating Trump "I really can't believe Trump is beefing with a dead man — and losing.
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On Politics With Lisa Lerer He might be impersonating Bernie Sanders for a long time to come.
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Foster, for example, cited trolls impersonating journalists or other more reliable figures to give disinformation greater legitimacy.
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But by that time he was already impersonating Prince Khalid in South Florida, the Justice Department said.
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Robots are getting better at impersonating humans, and robots posing as people have already become a menace.
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The star of the show, though, was actress Melissa McCarthy, impersonating White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
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Trump on people with disabilities: At a rally last November, Trump mocked a disabled reporter by impersonating him.
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Players are encouraged to spread misinformation by impersonating important figures and creating fake accounts based on official organizations.
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That last bit of information may help people determine if the sender is impersonating someone they actually know.
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"I gotta say, that Rita's really got something," said Aidy Bryant, impersonating Alex Borstein's Maisel character Susie. Mrs.
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Large-scale phishing attacks and those impersonating popular services like Google log-in pages regularly stalk the internet.
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Plus, Sarah Palin says comedian Sacha Baron Cohen duped her by impersonating a disabled veteran in a wheelchair.
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"We're doing this to prevent people from impersonating others on Facebook," the company wrote on its blog Tuesday.
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In October, analysts detected a network of zero-follower accounts impersonating American teens to retweet pro-Trump sentiments.
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But really it is just Eli (Gregory Kasyan) who is impersonating Baron to have control of the mall.
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They're typically packed full of grand pronouncements, flashy demos, and Google Glass-wearing skydivers or CEO-impersonating celebrities.
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Then, the mysterious person impersonating the Chinese American businessperson would disappear, leaving their victims stranded in Southeast Asia.
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Impersonating both dealers and clients, hackers perpetrated a scam in which they would receive payments for art sales.
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At that point, listening to the sincere bewilderment in Callahan's voice, I understood that someone was impersonating her.
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Just last week, an evil soul impersonating star David Schwimmer perpetrated a terribly mean hoax on Friends fans.
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A Grenoblois friend, Jean-François, recalled feeling a chill at the sight of an actor impersonating the emperor.
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"I've had enough of impersonating a macho aggressive man that I have never been inside," her father wrote.
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Facebook found that many of these accounts were impersonating actual political groups and posing as legitimate media organizations.
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By impersonating a friendly grandmother on Anna's agoraphobia forum, he has tricked her into giving up her passwords.
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"Be aware that you may be targeted by phishing emails sent from people impersonating Coachella personnel," they said.
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Oregon police arrested him in 2006 on charges of impersonating a police officer and a felony weapons offense.
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This time on set, director and actor were in sync: Instead of impersonating Almodóvar, Banderas should go small.
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Beckham had been flagged earlier for unsportsmanlike conduct when he celebrated a touchdown by impersonating a dog urinating.
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Patrick Baker was found guilty of killing a man and impersonating a United States marshal during a robbery.
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He was just sitting in front of the mirror like, [impersonating Trump] 'Life is fuller without Robert Mueller!
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"This is not a McDonald's Twitter account but one that is impersonating a verified account," spokesperson Terri Hickey wrote.
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"I love 'Uptown Funk,' it was all totally about me," Pharoah said, impersonating Trump talking about singer Bruno Mars.
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MAN ADMITS TO IMPERSONATING GENERAL ON HELICOPTER FLIGHT "I would like to have my parental right terminated," Robinson said.
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Instead, federal prosecutors have charged Benvie with twice impersonating a Border Patrol agent to stop immigrants in New Mexico.
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Police said they had extensive criminal records and specialized in kidnapping and mugging foreigners, impersonating policemen to do so.
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The internet — and Hollywood — has long made an art form out of impersonating employees simply by donning similar clothing.
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When artist Susie Ghahremani first came across a seller impersonating her on Amazon, she stayed up until 224 a.m.
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There&aposs often a man who impersonating Josef Stalin with him, along with one or two other Lenin doppelgangers.
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Could someone else be impersonating the son of a real estate mogul on a music streaming service for laughs?
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Impersonating fellow SNL alum Chris Rock, Pharaoh cracked, "I met Lorne Michaels and I ain't been broke ever since."
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The scammers started by making fake accounts impersonating Elon Musk, an act that is against Twitter's Terms of Service.
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An Australian priest's sermon is being widely shared on Facebook after it was interrupted by a group impersonating Muslims.
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Like The Dinner Club, Rooijakkers' other designs are intellectually stimulating, including a lamp designed while impersonating a fictional character.
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The painting "Da Rita," stars Queen Victoria herself, an allusion to the choreographer Frederick Ashton, known for impersonating her.
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During the segment, Ms. Mitchell implied that ADOS was made up of Russian bots impersonating real black people online.
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As long as you're being yourself and not purposefully impersonating another person or brand, you should be all set.
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They seem to have fun as friends do, often impersonating and praising each other in interviews and at events.
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Xtina first showed off her talent for impersonating other pop stars' voices during a Tonight Show appearance last year.
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He was convicted in 2006 for impersonating an officer and for felony firearm possession, according to The Daily Beast.
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It also wrecks the public conversation via bots and botnets impersonating real people, spreading viral disinformation and broken news.
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Otherwise, almost any sophomoric prank can be transformed into a felony offense if it involves impersonating a federal worker.
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This device, in which he wrote of himself or someone impersonating him, was technically accomplished but far too insular.
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That led to the stuff toward the end of Season 1, at Wentworth Prison, impersonating Claire, whispering Claire's name.
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He had decided, at the age of 76, that he'd had enough of, quote, impersonating a macho, aggressive man.
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When asked if Trump ever worked for him, Vladimir Putin said, [impersonating Putin] 'No, he's more like unpaid intern.
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Do you think impersonating Trump for almost two years now has given you any special insight into his mind?
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A Florida man was arrested for impersonating country singer Jason Aldean and defrauding a mentally handicapped woman in Pinellas County.
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Email systems use DMARC policies to verify the identity of an email sender, ensuring that it's not impersonating another domain.
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Grifters of all sorts have been in the headlines this year, from thieves to embezzlers to animals impersonating other animals.
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We regularly audit the platform and ask partners and users to report any cases where someone is impersonating a Glover.
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Twitter said on Wednesday that it suspended an account for impersonating Russian President Vladimir Putin on the social media platform.
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But a rogue or malicious certificate authority could allow the interception of encrypted internet traffic by faking or impersonating websites.
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"Some of our policies are no-brainers, like preventing people from impersonating other channels or using misleading thumbnails," Wojcicki writes.
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After Katrina the Red Cross asked the FBI to investigate at least 15 websites impersonating one of America's largest charities.
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Alec Baldwin is taking a break from impersonating Trump on Saturday Night Live to be a dad … to a turkey.
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Other concerns that the researchers listed as potentially abusive included automating phishing emails, impersonating others online, and self-generating harassment.
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"It will be the most beautiful, tall wall, better than the Great Wall of China," she said impersonating the billionaire.
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When Facebook detects that another user may be impersonating you, it will send an alert notifying you about the profile.
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For one, Christy says Todd has been impersonating her via email and shutting her out of her social media accounts.
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This tax season, the I.R.S. has issued warnings about cyber criminals impersonating C-level executives to steal W-53 forms.
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Tebow hit back strong with a Rocky-impersonating "Eye of the Tiger" that included the original shorts from Rocky III.
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That's effusive praise compared to Spicer's opinion of Alec Baldwin, who has been impersonating Trump on SNL since the election.
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Instagram has also shut down accounts impersonating Clark, it said, and blocked the hashtag #yesjuliet, which was his Instagram handle.
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"By impersonating veterans, these foreign actors are effectively eroding the hard-earned power and integrity of veterans' voices," he said.
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Adam Kinzinger of Illinois was among those contacted by someone impersonating White House staff, according to his spokeswoman Maura Gillespie.
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Days later, a member of SEAL Team 6 was charged with soliciting nude photos of women while impersonating other people.
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The company has so far removed accounts that violate its "misrepresentation policies," which bar users from impersonating or deceiving others.
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Check out a few of our very favorite instances of Grande impersonating other singers, ranked in order of sheer awesomeness.
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Yu has in fact been hobbled by his injury, and for some time Jing has been impersonating him in court.
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When you've made your name impersonating a particular politician, it must be kind of surreal to meet them in person.
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She was even seen filming for the show on the streets of Manhattan on the mobile lectern while impersonating Spicer.
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Impersonating his doll daughter, she heartlessly fulfills his hopes: In her, he thinks he sees his artifact coming to life.
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More recently, Iranian hackers have been caught trying to compromise President Trump's campaign and impersonating American political candidates on Twitter.
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In season two, one contestant, Santino Rice, was caught impersonating Gunn and his now-iconic sayings in the designer's workroom.
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In that prior case, he pleaded guilty to impersonating an Army officer, forging a judge's signature and stealing a car.
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And Mariah Garnett projects images of herself, impersonating the 1970s gay porn star Peter Berlin, on a spinning disco ball.
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Since that bombastic sketch in early 2015, Saturday Night Live has thrown McKinnon headlong into the role of impersonating Clinton.
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The Skrull impersonating Nick is Talos, last seen palling around with a much younger Nick and Carol Danvers in Captain Marvel.
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Deckelmann said Mozilla is worried that DarkMatter could use the authority to issue certificates to hackers impersonating real websites, like banks.
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On today of all days, I just found out that there are two fake Facebook accounts impersonating me, and guess what?
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As a public figure, you need a verified Twitter account, if only to keep people from so easily impersonating you online.
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Earlier this week, Snoop shared a music video that featured the rapper pulling a gun on a man impersonating the President.
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A particularly sordid example is the slew of fake accounts which promise free Ethereum while impersonating Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin.
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The researchers first found the malware—called MacDownloader by its designers—on a website impersonating US aerospace firm United Technologies Corporation.
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Criminal organisations have made a business of "spoofing" email accounts and impersonating individuals, company executives and others into transferring money offshore.
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He was booked on charges of child endangerment and impersonating an officer, and he also had outstanding warrants for previous crimes.
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Current scams listed by the FTC include people impersonating the Chinese Consulate and the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, for example.
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Chloe Fineman made a name for herself on Instagram, garnering thousands of followers by impersonating some of the world's biggest names.
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Impersonating and infiltrating S.W.O.R.D. would be one of the first important agenda items if one were a Skrull with malicious intent.
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Since then, the security forces have sought to entrap gay and transgender people on dating sites by impersonating other gay people.
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The plots have Casey usually going undercover, impersonating a petty thief, crooked cop, nightclub hostess, mannequin or showgirl, always with flair.
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Spoiler: At least one person logged into their ex's Facebook and sabotaged his new relationship by impersonating his sister over Messenger.
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Millions of accounts impersonating real people roam social media platforms, promoting commercial products and celebrities, attacking political candidates and sowing discord.
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They liked her on "Saturday Night Live," when she demonstrated a particular knack for impersonating musical divas across time and race.
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The typical scam involves a robocall from someone impersonating the Social Security Administration (SSA) and asking for the recipient's personal information.
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Officials with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is warning Houston-area residents about people impersonating federal homeland security agents.
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"I'd like to see a police badge," one female victim tells Jack, who's impersonating a cop to get into her house.
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Yet, consciously or not, by impersonating Schwerner and Chaney simultaneously, he's claiming an identification with both victims — one black, one white.
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Lookalike challenges — where users post short videos impersonating a particular celebrity — got a collective 1.9 billion views over the past year.
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Weeks earlier, those very skills had landed Aydin in the hot seat thanks to an Instagram video of her impersonating Goldschneider.
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I think you looked at that afterwards and thought, [impersonating Trump] 'Oh man, that's supposed to have two d's in it!
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In October, Thunberg tweeted an apology to people who have contacted by people falsely impersonating her or claiming to represent her.
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At best quirky, and at worst emotionally disturbed, he amassed a long record of petty crimes, including impersonating a police officer.
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" — TREVOR NOAH, impersonating Trump "By the way, have you ever noticed that Trump is terrible at comforting victims unless it's him?
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But he continued the scam in Michigan, where he pleaded guilty in 2006 to impersonating a diplomat and attempted bank fraud.
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But don't worry if you have trouble figuring out who's being mocked, Jones always lets his audience know who he's impersonating.
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This team receives alerts when users report bad behavior, including offensive or illegal tweets, harassment, someone impersonating another person and so on.
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Comedian John Melendez (left) says he was patched through to President Trump (middle) on Air Force this week after impersonating Democratic Sen.
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He also called attention to Twitter's ongoing issues with impersonating accounts tricking other users into sharing bitcoin, as BuzzFeed's Ryan Mac reported.
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For a man who has dedicated his life to impersonating pubescent girls in order to entrap perverts, Hunter is quite the charmer.
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He ended up pleading no contest to a charge of impersonating a peace officer and guilty to felony possession of a firearm.
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When Lexi (casually dressed as Bob Ross) opened her front door to Rue and Jules impersonating a modern-day Romeo and Juliet.
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"We have taken action to protect users against an email impersonating Google Docs, and have disabled offending accounts," says a Google spokesperson.
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"I had a lot of fun trying to match the character and the language of the person I was impersonating," Linton said.
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Aside from the dishonesty of buying a Twitter following, a Times investigation found that Devumi creates social media accounts impersonating real people.
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This is a matter of interpretation: does performing the Fresh emote in Fortnite mean you're impersonating Carlton Banks from The Fresh Prince?
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Some companies are experimenting with "voice-printing" technology which recognises clients' voices and alerts agents if a caller is impersonating someone else.
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"I know a lot of people who do this," the second source said, suggesting impersonating officials is an ongoing technique used today.
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Reportedly, police discovered child exploitation material on the man's computer that he'd procured by impersonating the 23-year-old pop star online.
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When impersonating an evil terrorist, for example, he has to say "I murdered women and children with smallpox" as a conversational aside.
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In the other variety, a scammer impersonating an IRS official contacts an unwitting taxpayer and tricks the victim into handing over money.
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The defendants face charges including conspiracy to commit identity theft, impersonating a U.S. officer, wire fraud and money laundering, the department said.
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"These are ... nothing but hostility and false attacks written by someone who clearly must be impersonating Donald Trump on Twitter," Kimmel added.
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And John Anzrah, a track coach, was sent home after impersonating an athlete and providing a urine sample for a doping test.
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In addition to double-votes, Trump has focused on voters impersonating dead people who have yet to be removed from voting rolls.
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You have to buy a phone, Lawson says, impersonating the way smugglers began pitching remote control to people who hoped to cross.
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When the younger woman begins sleeping with an attractive neighbor, the older woman takes to impersonating a demon to scare them apart.
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And also, most of all, to appreciate the humanity of both the re-enactors and the long-gone figures they are impersonating.
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In December, Firoozeh Dumas, an Iranian-American memoirist who lives in Germany, repeatedly reported to Twitter at least four accounts impersonating hers.
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The act, which passed Congress with broad bipartisan support, is aimed at reducing all kinds of robocalls, including ones impersonating government agencies.
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Anthony Atamanuik, the Trump-impersonating comedian who hosts "The President Show," will talk to Mr. Colbert on "The Late Show" on Tuesday.
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His encounter with real officers happened Saturday night, after a resident called 911 to report someone impersonating an officer in in Indianapolis.
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One doctor, Yusef, recalled an incident when he and his colleagues learned that someone had been impersonating a doctor and stealing supplies.
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At this stage in his career, Alec Baldwin is perhaps best known for impersonating President Trump on "Saturday Night Live" for laughs.
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He will be charged in court Thursday for spreading a dangerous disease, attempting to commit culpable homicide and for impersonating a doctor.
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Rather than impersonating Americans as they did in 2016, Russian operatives are working to get Americans to repeat disinformation, the officials said.
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The search giant said it reviewed 550 sites "suspected of misrepresenting content to users, including impersonating news organizations" in November and December.
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Grande recently responded to the trend, which has featured videos impersonating her sleeved hands doing everything from making sandwiches to washing them.
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The actor announced that he is shutting down his app because online trolls were impersonating him to cause drama on the platform.
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With Frosting the dog keeping him company, Kristofer Goldsmith checks messages from a Facebook scammer who contacted him impersonating a fellow veteran.
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For two years, an unidentified woman has been impersonating powerful figures in Hollywood, luring them into unfulfilled contracts, and stealing money from them.
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His most notorious gag has been impersonating Todd Kraines, a family friend of the Kardashians who remained a mystery for a long time.
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We have taken action to protect users against an email spam campaign impersonating Google Docs, which affected fewer than 0.1% of Gmail users.
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Trump and Baldwin have traded barbs ever since the former 30 Rock star began impersonating the president on Saturday Night Live in 2016.
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Irving is impersonating a cop, running the car's license plate against a DMV lookup tool to work backward to its Vehicle Identification Number.
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The second half of the film focuses on Gaurav's transition from adoring fan to creepy stalker by impersonating Khanna and sabotaging his image.
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They include impersonating drivers, riders, and protestors, bribing foreign officials, recording competitors and employees without their knowledge, and using untraceable devices for communication.
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It was seen impersonating popular media brands like Twitter, Youtube, the BBC and security firms such as Microsoft, Intel and even Trend Micro.
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Gigi Hadid is facing heat — but also drawing support — on social media after impersonating Melania Trump at the American Music Awards on Sunday.
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Four friends start a business, selling a concentrated form of emotional labor: They will comfort the bereaved by impersonating their dead loved ones.
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You will have to provide that passcode or PIN if you request a new SIM or change providers, preventing others from impersonating you.
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Here's where the membrane separating fantasy and reality became thin: I was impersonating another man, taking credit for achievements that weren't my own.
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Police said his encounter with the police officer occurred Saturday night after authorities received reports of someone impersonating a police officer in Indianapolis.
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But what would you expect from a band who hire at 60 plus year old Cher-impersonating drag queen to open for them?
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When Ariana Grande is not flawlessly impersonating celebrities on SNL, she is getting real about dealing with double standards in the music industry.
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In one instance, The Post reports, the anonymous current or former official wrote that during an Oval Office meeting Trump began impersonating migrants.
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The following April, a man named Josh Mazuranic was arrested at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Houston, Texas, for impersonating a police officer.
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If an account appears to be impersonating another user but isn't "engaged in harmful behavior," Facebook often leaves it up, Mr. Schultz said.
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Gignac pleaded guilty to attempted bank fraud and impersonating a foreign diplomat in 2006, receiving a sentence of 77 months in federal prison.
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Magnan is accused of impersonating a law enforcement officer, which carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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"From November to December 2016, we reviewed 550 sites that were suspected of misrepresenting content to users, including impersonating news organizations," Spencer wrote.
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These scammers will be aggressive and use threatening phone calls while impersonating IRS agents, and the scams remain a major threat to taxpayers.
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Adindu defrauded his victims by impersonating executives or vendors of companies, prosecutors said, directing employees of those companies to make large wire transfers.
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Also wreaking havoc on the public comments are more than 50,000 bots that, impersonating people, have left comments expressing support for Pai's proposal.
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In 1980, the nephew of former president John F. Kennedy was arrested in Colorado for impersonating a doctor in order to get prescription medication.
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That said, her commitment to impersonating the breathy tenor of Jackie's voice exacts a price, at least initially coming across as stilted and distracting.
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He's reported over 220 accounts impersonating him on Facebook alone, many of which he found because they were using variations of his own name.
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These accounts usually have the same profile photo as the celeb they're impersonating, and almost identical posts, with one word changed here or there.
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"This is Donald Trump," Macri told the people in the room, impersonating the future president and pretending to hold a phone to his head.
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This could mean that with enough research and monitoring, a malicious actor can create your alter ego and start impersonating you in online conversations.
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"We're doing this to prevent people from impersonating others on Facebook," Joaquin Candela, Facebook's director of applied machine learning, wrote in a blog post.
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One spot Thursday features a woman impersonating Hillary Clinton repeatedly smashing phones and computers with hammers and drills, a reference to her email controversy.
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If recipients called back, the call center employees would introduce themselves as "Christopher" or "Daniel" and speak with an American accent, impersonating IRS officers.
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"We are very concerned that more and more people are being scammed by fraudsters impersonating me," Branson said in a blog post published Wednesday.
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Gabi DiMartino The YouTuber went viral for a video of her impersonating Grande, so it's fitting that her role was to imitate the singer.
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"Drag isn't just one gender impersonating another, or a man dressing up as a woman, it is so much more than that," she says.
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These scams generally involve attackers impersonating a high-ranking company figure to manipulate an unsuspecting colleague into sharing personal information or completing wire transfers.
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"[I have seen] a couple of catfishes try to catfish by impersonating actual dommes which is probably furthering the hate for it," said Nooday.
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Tuesday on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Marquand showed off his impressive talent when Kimmel asked him to give Oscars acceptance speeches while impersonating various actors.
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Other security researchers have found Charming Kitten impersonating journalists, targeting the US and Israeli military, and trying to steal credentials from US congressional staff.
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Ye says that what she does with Goddess is what she has been doing all along as an artist—understanding characters by impersonating them.
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If recipients called back, the call center employees would introduce themselves as "Christopher or Daniel" and speak with an American accent, impersonating I.R.S. officers.
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"We've seen that somebody is impersonating her, and we have to fully investigate that to make sure that we follow the processes," he said.
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One reason is that he's taken on a role that can be viewed as historically dangerous: that of a black man impersonating a woman.
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The crowd went cuckoo for him, and he went cuckoo for her, partly while impersonating Quincy Jones paying Ms. Streisand's derrière a hilarious compliment.
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A member of the elite unit SEAL Team 6 has been charged with impersonating multiple people to get access to nude photos of women.
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"How dumb is that Rex Tillerson folks, I mean really, what a dumb, dumb dumb-a-rooni," Alec Baldwin said on SNL, impersonating Trump.
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It said the attackers obtained valid credentials for operators authorized to create and approve SWIFT messages, then submitted fraudulent messages by impersonating those people.
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The company is improving privacy settings and expanding its use of facial-recognition technology "to prevent people from impersonating other people" on the service.
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For years, he was an actor whose bread and butter was doing corporate work impersonating characters like Austin Powers, Dr. Phil, and Jay Leno.
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If arrested, police officials said, he is likely to face charges including spreading dangerous disease, impersonating a doctor and practicing medicine without a license.
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" — JIMMY FALLON, impersonating Buttigieg "Nowadays, most of you recognize me from the rallying cries of hope and unity that I've stirred across the nation.
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The app's lack of verification system made it difficult to differentiate real users from trolls, especially those impersonating Renner, leading to a chaotic experience.
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He also claimed that the individuals who contacted him appeared to have legitimate accounts, despite recent instances of Russians impersonating individuals on social media.
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A slew of other TikTok videos impersonating Grande&aposs sleeved hands doing everything from putting on make-up to submitting an assignment soon followed.
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Popular YouTube deepfaker Ctrl Shift Face has been doing it for a while, with videos like this one of Bill Hader impersonating Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, impersonating Trump "Senator and presidential candidate Kamala Harris said today that she smoked marijuana in college, adding, quote, 'And I did inhale.
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He has spent most of his life impersonating Prince Khalid, who in reality is the 79-year-old governor of Mecca, prosecutors said Friday.
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Phone and email phishing scams by criminals impersonating IRS agents rank up there with identity-theft refund fraud on the IRS's latest Dirty Dozen list.
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"There is a gay dating app that I'm on that I keep getting kicked off of because they think I'm impersonating Andy Cohen," he said.
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Not only does the imposter take great pains to know everything about the person she's impersonating, but her marks get the same treatment as well.
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A midnight curfew will be imposed across Houston starting Tuesday, Mayor Sylvester Turner told reporters, citing reports of looting and people impersonating law enforcement officers.
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A political action committee has placed hundreds of thousands of illegal robocalls impersonating President Trump's reelection campaign, according to a new report from CNN today.
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Police said the officer got Hurley&aposs license plate number and he was arrested Tuesday on charges of impersonating a peace officer and wanton endangerment.
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The intrigue: But some of the tasks are simply bizarre, according to a report from CNBC: Impersonating a woman at that woman's own birthday party.
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He did say he's also wary of the online bans that have taken place and of fake donation pages he's seen impersonating other right-wingers.
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So much so that impersonating an ICE agent seems to be one of the latest tactics adopted by anti-immigrants to extort and harass immigrants.
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Tens of millions of the comments that the Federal Communications Commission received about net neutrality rules were from bots impersonating Americans, per the Washington Post.
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What isn't great is having your time wasted by people setting up a fake job listing while impersonating a website and subsequently stealing multiple articles.
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SnapChat apologized to workers after its payroll department shared information about some current and former employees in response to an email impersonating CEO Evan Spiegel.
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Man-in-the-middle A Man-in-the-Middle or MitM is a common attack where someone surreptitiously puts themselves between two parties, impersonating them.
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In March the Egyptian police claimed to have shot dead those responsible: four men who "specialised in impersonating policemen, kidnapping foreigners and stealing their money".
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The top reply to most of his tweets is some asshat impersonating him to try to trick his followers into falling for a bitcoin scam.
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Kremlin-linked hackers may be behind a campaign to infect U.S. networks through impersonating State Department employees, according to a pair of U.S. cybersecurity firms.
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A comedian impersonating President Trump during Saturday's Tax March in Washington, D.C., mockingly "released" Trump's tax returns, hurling streams of shredded paperwork into the crowd.
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But despite the supposed fictitiousness of the culture she's impersonating, we all know it's British, proving that Anglophilia is still a staple of American cinema.
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I learn more about Trump's inner workings from the nuances of Alec Baldwin impersonating him than I do from anything I've seen on a stage.
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He also bashed Sessions' decision to recuse himself from the Mueller investigation and delegate overseeing Mueller to Rosenstein, impersonating Sessions with a thick Southern accent.
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Actor Jeremy Renner on Wednesday announced that he is shutting down his app because online trolls were impersonating him to cause drama on the platform.
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When Chouinard was in the Army, Tompkins used to spring him from base to go climbing by phoning his commanding officer and impersonating a colonel.
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It all began in 2015, when Jackman posted a video on his Instagram of Reynolds impersonating him — Australian accent, and all — in his Deadpool makeup.
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However, their results were often imprecise and didn't produce the type of data that could be stolen to commit crimes such as impersonating a stranger.
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I actually did tweet something out, which again, I don't do a lot of, but I have people impersonating me on these various platforms. Really?
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The American Civil Liberties Union last week denounced the UCP as group of "fascist" vigilantes impersonating law enforcement to essentially kidnap Central American families seeking asylum.
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Oliver Tree is less of a schtick than Weird Al or Blink-182 impersonating N'Sync, because everything is so seamlessly interconnected to his brand, his image.
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Well, if not Corden, we might as well go for the obvious choice... Darrell Hammond There are few actors as adept at impersonating celebrities as Hammond.
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When an account engages in abusive behavior, like sending threats to others or impersonating other accounts, we may suspend it temporarily or, in some cases, permanently.
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Here's the statement from Google on the attack: We have taken action to protect users against an email impersonating Google Docs, and have disabled offending accounts.
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A year before his win, Trump came under fire in 29 for mocking New York Times investigative reporter Serge F. Kovaleski by impersonating his physical handicap.
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Oprah is speaking out after "racist robocalls" impersonating her and using derogatory language were reportedly sent to Georgia voters last week ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
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For the recurring game, host Jimmy Fallon and his guest took turns impersonating iconic artists, chosen at random, as they sang a variety of different songs.
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Stephen Soi said sprint coach John Anzrah committed violations by impersonating an athlete, producing a urine sample and signing documents in the name of an athlete.
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He thinks agents are impersonating his neighbors and the local cops, and he has sent letters out to the managers of his apartment building saying so.
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"We have taken action to protect users against an email impersonating Google Docs, and have disabled offending accounts," Google said in a statement sent to Motherboard.
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For example, the bot will Tweet, "FYI, this account is a racist impersonating a Jew to defame Jews" in a reply to accounts like Yehuda Finkelstein's.
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The actor had been impersonating Trump for more than a decade, and suddenly, his knack for mimicking the tycoon's every move was in seriously high demand.
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As you know, Lochte told NBC he and 3 other members of the U.S. swim team were stopped by men he thought were impersonating police officers.
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Some people just rely on their voice or a certain movement for their impressions, but Bieber goes all out to truly inhabit the celebrities he's impersonating.
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That list includes Tina Fey impersonating Sarah Palin to Palin and McKinnon herself doing Hillary Clinton while the real Hillary dispensed wisdom from behind a bar.
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"I is the negro Andrew Gillum and I'll be askin' you to make me governor of this here state of Florida," a man impersonating Gillum says.
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Swindlers impersonating IRS agents typically phone victims, tell the taxpayer that he or she owes the IRS and threaten legal action unless payment is made immediately.
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Neil Becourtney, an Eatontown, New Jersey-based CPA with New York accounting firm CohnReznick, says clients have contacted him after calls from scammers impersonating IRS agents.
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One of the first in was Scott Bogen, a Twin Cities native who once won $1,000 impersonating Prince for First Avenue's early-80s lip-syncing contest.
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This might sound a little like the first caveat, but instead of focusing on impersonating accounts, this caveat focuses on how many Instagram accounts you're operating.
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James Benvie was named in a federal indictment on two counts of impersonating an officer or employee of the United States, according to ABC 7 KVIA.
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Trump tweeted that Streep was "over-rated" following a speech in which she criticized Trump for impersonating a disabled journalist at one of his campaign rallies.
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Jimmy Fallon is going hands-on to debut his Beto O'Rourke impression, impersonating the Democratic 2020 White House hopeful with some wild gestures and flailing arms.
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The prerecorded phone message features a voice impersonating Oprah Winfrey, who was in Georgia on Thursday stumping for Abrams, and contains racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric.
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Baldwin told the Times that to play Trump, he frequently uses "puffs," which is how he describes the pauses he takes when impersonating the president-elect.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and other critics accuse the United Constitutional Patriots of being a "fascist militia" that illegally detained migrants by impersonating law enforcement.
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Talos and Soren are impersonating Maria Hill and Nick Fury on Earth, and the real Nick Fury is on what looks to be a Skrull spaceship.
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There are active fake accounts impersonating the Democratic senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, the White House adviser Kellyanne Conway and the journalist April D. Ryan.
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Support American Leaders PAC, a super PAC that CNN previously reported on for impersonating the Trump campaign, begins its robocalls with a recording of Donald Trump.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI is warning the public about a nationwide scam involving perpetrators impersonating its agents, according to information released by the agency this month.
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That means the new policies won't just affect things like misleadingly altered videos (like deepfakes), but could implicate simple lies made by people impersonating others online.
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Here, he seems to be impersonating, instead of inhabiting, his character, and as a consequence, the logorrheic, guilt-crippled Louis is even more irritating than usual.
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Police say Chapman "masked" his phone number to communicate with her family while impersonating the victim, using an application that disguises the originating cell phone number.
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As more announcements get made through social media, it's becoming easier to pull off hoaxes by impersonating a public figure on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or Facebook.
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Now you can avoid facial recognition, or even "frame" someone else (get it?) by impersonating them with new eyeglasses developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.
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"We don't do anything that has to do with the government," he said, straining to understand the implications of someone impersonating his wife on a government website.
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I'll let you discover the rest of the song for yourself, but you should know that it involves Jimmy Spicer impersonating Cookie Monster for a few bars.
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It is, however, against Facebook's terms of service for users to engage in "inauthentic behavior" like impersonating Alabamians who are crazy excited about a write-in candidate.
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In another post, the actor shared, "I came to the table and they banged on us!" before impersonating the men using vulgar language, including the racial slur.
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Holland tells PEOPLE that police are investigating whether Marcia sent text messages impersonating her husband after his death, including one claiming he planned to move to Texas.
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Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg on Thursday tweeted an apology to people who have been contacted by people falsely impersonating her or claiming to represent her.
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And on sites like YouTube, unverified information flowed largely unchecked, with accounts like The End Times News Report impersonating legitimate news sources to circulate conspiracy and rumor.
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On Friday, Chinese state television aired video of two men in orange jump suits with blurred-out faces, confessing to impersonating police in telecoms fraud in China.
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The people impersonating Murdoch and her assistant "apologized profusely" to Rudd for their oversights, and promised they would reimburse her with 24 hours of receiving her invoice.
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A woman accused of impersonating a nurse at the hospice where Bobbi Kristina Brown spent her last days has been charged with practicing nursing without a license.
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Drone metal outfit Earth is her favorite band and, this week, she was locked out of her social media accounts for "impersonating" Meghan Trainor—that is, herself.
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Brenden Wysynski was arrested and charged as an adult with impersonating a peace officer on Monday September 9, a criminal complaint obtained by CNN affiliate KOAT said.
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Earlier this month, the company began removing accounts that intentionally solicit cryptocurrency exchanges, impersonating famous figures like Elon Musk, John McAfee, and Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin.
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Google regularly weeds out advertisers for false or misleading claims, but impersonating news sites became an addition following the rapid rise of fake news, or propaganda sites.
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In theory, Twitter's blue "verified" check mark made it harder to impersonate famous people, but in practice it mostly showed who was famous enough to bother impersonating.
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Impersonating Spears's voice, cadence and style is a tricky feat, but celebrities such as Ariana Grande, Nicole Scherzinger and more have pulled it off with surprising accuracy.
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In many cases, they're a simple reaffirmation of policies the service has already put in place, including a crack down on impersonating accounts and posting misleading thumbnails.
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"We concluded that FBI policies in 2007 did not expressly address the tactic of agents impersonating journalists," the report from the Office of the Inspector General reads.
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Harry's phone rang incessantly for two days with radio stations trying to get an interview, Kanye fans calling to wish him luck, and even people impersonating Kanye.
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Perhaps it's a sockpuppet account designed to stir up political division, or simply someone impersonating a friend to try and entice you to send over some cash.
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"Trust me, it may seem like what's coming out of my mouth is B-A-N-A-N-A-N-A-S," Alec Baldwin said, impersonating Trump.
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Read more: A member of SEAL Team 6 has been charged with impersonating multiple people to get nude photos of womenNaval Special Warfare Command leader Rear Adm.
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The center is also getting complaints about fraudsters impersonating FEMA officials and asking hurricane victims for personal identifying information and money in order to receive FEMA funds.
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In the mid-19th century, more than 40 US cities criminalized crossdressing, and men in New York could technically be arrested for "impersonating a female" until 2011.
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But if a surveillance group gained that authority, it could certify fake websites impersonating banks or email services, allowing hackers to intercept user data, security experts say.
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On Wednesday, encrypted email provider ProtonMail claimed it had hacked someone who was impersonating its service in phishing emails, and the company then swiftly deleted the tweet.
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As we stood by the entrance, a willowy teenager threw a flamboyant, hip-thrusting pose for his friend, playfully impersonating one of the pictures in the gallery.
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"Millionaire Claire," a page impersonating Senator Claire McCaskill, the Missouri Democrat, was also used as a vehicle to attack her and promote her Republican opponent, Josh Hawley.
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He was charged with one count of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, resisting law enforcement and impersonating a public servant, the Marion County Sheriff's Department said Thursday.
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Over the years, those sort of schemes landed Gignac in and out of prison for charges ranging from fraud and grand theft to impersonating a foreign diplomat.
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Although they are often defended as a way to prevent individuals from impersonating another voter, this particular kind of voter fraud barely exists in the United States.
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That could mean, for example, that an account impersonating a US presidential candidate and making posts that falsely and misleadingly represent that candidate's positions could be banned.
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Previously, these hackers have bribed telecom employees to perform SIM swaps or tricked workers to do so by impersonating legitimate customers over the phone or in person.
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The caller, impersonating Armenia's new Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, said he was going to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, and asked Johnson's advice for dealing with him.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and other critics accuse the UCP of being a "fascist militia" whose members illegally detain and kidnap migrants by impersonating law enforcement.
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The art on display shows how many permutations were acceptable in Edo society: men or women in liaisons with the adolescent wakashu; female geisha dressing like wakashu and engaging in rough sex; male prostitutes cross-dressing as women; men impersonating women on the Kabuki stage, a tradition that lasts to this day; and even a male Kabuki actor impersonating a woman who pretends at one point to be a man.
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The indictment goes further, however, alleging that Antoine is at the center of a years-long web of compounding deceits, at one point even impersonating his own attorney.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – A North Carolina man has admitted to impersonating a three-star Army general and landing a chartered helicopter at a technology company to impress a woman.
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The 28-year-old opened the first game for the Marlins since the tragic death of pitcher José Fernéndez by impersonating Fernéndez's right-hand stance for one pitch.
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"A highly skilled investigation team was formed to uncover the mystery of several reported forced robberies and incidents of impersonating police officers," said the ministry in a statement.
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"Impersonating domains of their potential victims is pretty standard tradecraft" for its hackers, said Toni Gidwani, director of research operations at ThreatConnect, which tracks foreign government hacker activity.
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The fake cop, later identified as Juan Rodriguez, 38, was placed under arrest and is facing felony charges of child endangerment, impersonating a peace officer, and outstanding warrants.
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Pharoah, 28, and Killam, 34, have both been with the show for six seasons and are well-known for their impression skills impersonating everyone from politicians to actors.
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Does anyone even recall it was Veronica who committed that Christmas episode identity thievery by impersonating her parents to pay off Fred Andrews' (Luke Perry) exorbitant hospital bills?
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The scene was the ultimate display of Trumpian excess, with entertainers impersonating Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley before the theme music from the movie "Rocky" filled the hall.
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Now, in the week of Solo's release, Ehrenreich is earning favorable reviews for slipping into Harrison Ford's beloved space boots without directly impersonating or completely reimagining the character.
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In a particularly brazen heist in March, gunmen impersonating police officers stole 20.7m rand ($1.5m) as the bags of money were being loaded onto a flight to London.
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Back in 2006, the Klamath County Sheriff's Department in Oregon arrested Hopkins on charges of impersonating a police officer and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Instead of releasing the details of the project, Dessa outlined some of the consequences of ultra-realistic audio, including scammers and spam calls, harassment, and impersonating a politician.
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Bailey testified that, within days of Anastasia's death, Alexandria was wearing the dead woman's clothing and even came on to him — as though she were impersonating her sibling.
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Bucks Tricked by Scam The Milwaukee Bucks said they had inadvertently provided tax information regarding employees, including players, to someone who was impersonating the team's president over email.
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At the moment that Hillary Clinton was all but clinching the Democratic nomination for president, Meryl Streep was on a stage in Central Park, impersonating Donald J. Trump.
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"This is the magical negro, Oprah Winfrey, asking you to make my fellow negress, Stacey Abrams, the governor of Georgia," a voice impersonating Winfrey says in the call.
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A recent throat surgery had roughened Denis's already gravelly voice—it sounded at times as though she were impersonating a sexily androgynous Frenchwoman, instead of merely being one.
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The film "Dreams from my Real Father: The Story of Reds and Deception" is described as a play on Obama's actual autobiography with a narrator impersonating the president.
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The violations, many of which did not result in convictions, included people voting twice, people voting who were too young or not citizens, and people impersonating other voters.
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In March 2019, then 48-year-old Gignac pleaded guilty to charges of impersonating a foreign diplomat, aggravated identity theft, wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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On Friday morning, Joe Aldridge, 43, who has been impersonating Mr. Johnson in full Civil War-era costume for more than 10 years, dropped by the visitor's center.
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Houston has imposed an overnight curfew beginning at midnight Tuesday for an indefinite period amid incidents of looting, armed robberies and people impersonating police officers, city officials said.
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Malicious software can be very good at impersonating legitimate messages from the operating system, browser, mail program and other applications — and despite some protections, Macs are not invulnerable.
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But to live in this country in this century, and still be talking about white men impersonating black people, is to suspect that it's probably always 1884 somewhere.
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Reno herself ended up guest-starring in the final "Janet Reno's Dance Party" four years after Ferrell began impersonating her in 2001 — on her last day in office.
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Although the overarching theme is that he had a magnetic energy, DaRonch recalls feeling creeped out when Bundy approached her in the mall parking lot impersonating a police officer.
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Anthony Atamanuik Not only was Atamanuik name-dropped by Baldwin himself to play the role, but he's already been impersonating Trump on the "The President Show" on Comedy Central.
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Trump passed along a tweet from an obscure account that called itself "The Reagan Battalion," which appeared to be impersonating a well-known conservative account of the same name.
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In 1995, House Republicans invited Chris Farley, who'd been impersonating Speaker Newt Gingrich on "SNL," to impersonate him to his face at the conference meeting while Gingrich laughed along.
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Earlier this year, the Apple store on the Upper West Side of Manhattan was targeted — twice — by thieves impersonating employees, who made off with a total of 67 iPhones.
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In just the last week, Trump has attracted media scrutiny for untoward comments he's made about women and for allegedly impersonating his own publicist and then lying about it.
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A recent report from the University of South California and Indiana University claimed that as many as 48 million of Twitter's active users are automated accounts impersonating real people.
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A California woman's quick thinking and offer of street tacos led to the arrest of a man impersonating a cop who threatened her family with a gun, police said.
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He was introduced in the opening scene of the show as "my favorite new team member who I will eventually betray," by Anthony Atamanuik, who was impersonating Donald Trump.
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Because Hopkins had previously been convicted of several felonies, including impersonating an officer in Oregon in 2006, he was prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition, according to the complaint.
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She was the show's host, and appeared in several skits that were all pretty funny, and allowed her to show off her skills in singing and impersonating other musicians.
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Malachi Love-Robinson, 18, who is accused of impersonating a doctor and practicing medicine without a license, among other charges, agreed to a GMA interview following his arrest Tuesday.
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The actors' long-running feud stems back to 2015, when Jackman posted a video on his Instagram of Reynolds impersonating him — Australian accent, and all — in his Deadpool makeup.
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The social network is testing a new feature that will automatically alert you if it detects another user is impersonating your account by using your name and profile photo.
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The mailer in question was emblazoned with the logo of California's nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office, causing groups favoring rent control to charge the C.A.A. with "impersonating" a government agency.
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FireEye found that some of the accounts were impersonating real Americans, including some Republican political candidates who ran for the House in 2018, while others represented themselves as journalists.
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"I think I owe a lot of this to my Nonna, who made sure to remind me that she voted," Grande said from the podium, before impersonating her grandmother.
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Security experts haven't seen the data used in any of the ways they'd expect in a theft like this — not for impersonating victims, not for accessing other websites, nothing.
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Despite what we all learned from Let's Be Cops, impersonating a police officer is a serious crime with harsh consequences including sky-high fines, prison time, and felony convictions.
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" — JIMMY FALLON, impersonating Buttigieg "I'm a Rhodes scholar, a lieutenant in the United States Navy, and the two smartest kids in the world stacked on top of each other.
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Here's what I've learned about, among other things, Equifax's credit freeze process, whereby people lock up their files so that no thief can get new credit by impersonating them.
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Mr. Sarec, who was elected mayor of Kamnik in 2010, is better known for impersonating politicians on a satirical radio program than for being one himself, Ms. Staric said.
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Starting in 1988, Gignac was arrested or convicted 11 times for schemes where he was impersonating a prince or other Middle Eastern royalty, according to the U.S. Justice Department.
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"Nelson Mandela was in prison for 27 years, but one time I lost sight of my coworkers in the Delta terminal so I get it," said Colbert, impersonating Biden.
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I have been asked to demand investigations into mysterious deaths, allegations that people have been raped while in police custody and claims that police officers have been impersonating protesters.
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Today, Gignac is serving an 18-year prison sentence after pleading guilty in 2018 to multiple felony counts including impersonating a foreign diplomat, aggravated identity theft, fraud and conspiracy.
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Or pretend someone impersonating an election official shows up at a university campus or in a lower income community with the stated intention of signing people up to vote.
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Sasheer Zamata left Saturday Night Live in 2017 after four seasons of being relegated to impersonating Beyoncé, Michelle Obama, and any other Black women the show's writers saw fit.
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"The reports of criminals impersonating UNHCR staff come as the situation for refugees and migrants detained or living in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, has dramatically deteriorated," the UN said.
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While many a stand-up has made a career out of impressions, Jones takes a different tactic, often impersonating the "spirit" of his targets instead of their actual mannerisms.
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Yet, on March 4, 2014, the then-43-year-old Colombian native told federal Judge George Caram Steeh that his days impersonating Khalid bin Al-Saud were behind him.
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I've asked Reddit dozens of times over the last few years to remove various threats and doxes, ranging from private medical information to education records obtained by impersonating me.
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Thanks to this, Estonia's 1.3 million citizens can do everything from file taxes to fill their prescriptions, sign contracts, and even vote online -- confident that no one is impersonating them.
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And in "Cabaret Marianne," her jaw-dropping show at Pangea on Thursday, Tammy Faye Starlite went all the way: impersonating Marianne Faithfull, rock music's "fallen woman," with an uncanny accuracy.
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Hackers use a mix of techniques — such as calling up customer service and impersonating a customer, all the way to recruiting telecom employees to hijack SIM cards from the inside.
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But perhaps the most relevant comparison, especially considering the legal repercussions, is to The Yes Men, who have been impersonating major corporations in an effort to expose wrongdoing since 1993.
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Rather than just sending fun messages with them (nothing like impersonating a poop emoji to get a point across), users began creating "Animoji Karaoke" videos and sharing them on social.
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If you're trying to scam people by impersonating a well-known computer scientist and hacker, perhaps you shouldn't do it in a Slack channel where that very person hangs out.
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The Interior Ministry said security forces had targeted the criminal gang which had Regeni's bag and that it had "specialized in impersonating police officers, kidnapping foreigners and forcibly robbing them".
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Scammers impersonating tech CEOs, cryptocurrency evangelists, and even President Donald Trump are using a decades-old trick on Twitter and other social networks to dupe people for a quick buck.
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Walgreens has settled for $7.5 million with California authorities after a woman was charged with impersonating a pharmacist at the store and illegally filling more than half a million prescriptions.
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"We have taken action to protect users against an email spam campaign impersonating Google Docs, which affected fewer than 0.1 percent of Gmail users," a spokesperson said in a statement.
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A Brazilian gang leader was caught impersonating his teenage daughter in an attempt to break out of a Rio de Janeiro prison on Saturday — marking his second try at escaping.
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"Within the next half hour, this person [impersonating Craig] called the bank again, spoke to someone else and initiated a $3,500 wire transfer out of my savings account," she said.
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A comedian known for impersonating North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he was detained and questioned by Singaporean authorities shortly after he arrived in the city-state on Friday.
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Xinhua accused the suspects of impersonating police officers in telephone calls to people in China, who were then tricked into transferring money into accounts controlled by the callers' organization abroad.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, impersonating Michael Cohen "Google is currently working on a new Android feature that would allow users to store a digital version of their driver's license on their phone.
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Perhaps the best known is Darius McCollum, known as the "train bandit," who has been arrested 32 times for impersonating transit employees, stealing trains and buses and driving their routes.
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At the time, Google said it reviewed 550 sites "suspected of misrepresenting content to users, including impersonating news organizations" in November and December and took action against 340 of them.
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The actors' long-running faux feud stems back to 2015, when Jackman posted a video on his Instagram of Reynolds impersonating him — Australian accent, and all — in his Deadpool makeup.
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The posts Kim analyzed in September were more focused on impersonating real domestic US organizations or claiming a connection to them, seemingly to borrow legitimacy and hide in plain sight.
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Healthcare officials, including the Barnetts' primary care physician who performed a bone density test, and a clinical therapist who treated Natalia, believed her to be an adult impersonating a child.
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Prosecutors say Hopkins is a leader of the United Constitutional Patriots, a group the American Civil Liberties Union and other critics have accused illegally detained migrants by impersonating law enforcement.
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If the texts are coming from a spoofed phone number -- meaning the sender is impersonating somebody else -- the texts may violate the Truth in Caller ID Act, the FCC added.
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In December, hackers impersonating an executive at Interscope Records, the record label owned by Universal Music Group, managed to bypass all the latest in digital defenses with a simple email.
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The actress also allegedly spoke up about an incident during the season's production in which a white contestant made his hands look black while impersonating Beyoncé Knowles for an audition.
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And I was certain that my parents were not my parents, but agents impersonating my parents, on a mission to follow, watch, and record my phone calls—to monitor my behavior.
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A comedian known for his work on "The Howard Stern Show" says he was patched through to Trump on Air Force this week after impersonating a Democratic senator on the telephone.
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They were swiftly arrested, and are now facing charges of impersonating a federal officer, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, and disorderly conduct.
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According to the lawsuit, before her first arrest, she'd phoned the Anaheim Police four times to tell them about her suspicions that someone — Ian Diaz, she guessed — was impersonating her online.
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In one well-known example, a website impersonating Belgian newspaper Le Soir published a false story claiming then-candidate Emmanuel Macron's campaign for the French presidency was financed by Saudi Arabia.
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On hand to answer questions were hosts, including Janet Eilber, the Graham company's artistic director, and Richard Move, a choreographer, filmmaker and theorist who has a long history of impersonating Graham.
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After performing on the finale of the UK edition of The Voice, the Canadian singer joined Radio 1 presenter Nick Grimshaw where he proved impersonating different accents isn't talent everyone has.
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Our president can rest easy tonight, knowing he finally got a big Emmy win — only in the form of Alec Balwdin accepting his award for impersonating him on Saturday Night Live.
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Often, hackers will find the cell phone number of their target floating around the internet (or from a phone bill in the garbage), and call up their carrier impersonating the customer.
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Saturday Night Live brought out their best impressionists and we have decided that we would much rather have a parade of cast members impersonating famous actors rather than an official host.
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The music legend appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," on Monday to promote her Broadway show, "The Cher Show," and was asked her opinion about people impersonating her performances.
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"Google detects and reviews potential OAuth abuse and takes down apps that violate our User Data Policy, such as impersonating a Google app," a Google spokesperson explained Gizmodo in an email.
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It's been a long, frustrating journey to get here, but the payoff has finally come, as Arya seamlessly went from slitting Walder Frey's throat to impersonating him to kill his followers.
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Reynolds and Jackman have had an ongoing friendly feud since 2015, when Jackman posted a video on his Instagram of Reynolds impersonating him — Australian accent, and all — in his Deadpool makeup.
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She's endured everything from whack-a-mole trolls impersonating her online to enduring a coordinated campaign of abuse against women who dared to comment on Canada's first Twitter harassment criminal case.
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And, yes, techniques like these are already being used to make mischief, from people impersonating journalists on Twitter with AI-generated profile pictures to online tools for generating fake profiles yourself.
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The plaintiffs' suit would leave a section of SB 14 in place, one that increased penalties for certain types of voter fraud, like voting more than once or impersonating another person.
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In the compilation above from clips of The Graham Norton Show, 12 different celebrities have a crack at impersonating other celebrities (sometimes while sitting on the same sofa as said celebrity).
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Photographers Luigi and lango shot the cover, and encouraged Bündchen to watch YouTube videos of Mina's old performances to draw upon her mannerisms and expressions while impersonating her for the shoot.
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Rob Leathern, Facebook's product management director, wrote in a post that the platform had started indexing news outlets' posts because some bad actors were impersonating publishers in order to spread disinformation.
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The Fort Worth Police Department tweeted Wednesday that they charged Samantha Louise Eley, 38, with impersonating a public servant in relation to a video posted on Facebook that quickly went viral.
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"In 2007, FBI policies did not prohibit the practice of agents impersonating journalists, nor was there any requirement that agents seek special approval to engage in such practice," the watchdog concluded.
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Dan Forestal (D) was charged with drunken driving and impersonating a police officer after he reportedly tried to buy cocaine at a local bar, according to court documents reviewed by CNN.
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The Marion County Sheriff's Department told CNN on Thursday that Forestal, 85033, was charged with one count of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, resisting law enforcement and impersonating a public servant.
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A member of SEAL Team 6 has been charged with impersonating multiple people in text messages from spoofed phone numbers to solicit nude photos of women, The Virginian-Pilot reported Friday.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A professional impressionist from Las Vegas took home first prize in a contest impersonating Donald Trump on Wednesday, earning a role hosting an online fake news comedy show.
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The idea of someone impersonating the first lady to fool the American people relies on the idea that the real first lady is off doing something else and abdicating her duties.
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Last month, Jim Benvie of the Guardian Patriots, another armed group known for stopping migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, was arrested and charged with impersonating a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
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A 26-year-old man has been accused of impersonating a teenage girl online to lure hundreds of boys into sending him explicit images and of abusing some of them offline.
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Hopkins was previously arrested in Oregon in 2006 on suspicion of impersonating a police officer and being a felon in possession of a firearm, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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SIM swapping attackers usually trick wireless providers into giving them control of a target's phone number by impersonating the victim with a company's customer support representatives—usually on a phone call.
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Such a freeze is helpful because a new creditor cannot obtain a credit report on a person who has one and thus cannot loan money to a criminal impersonating that person.
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Consumer watchdogs are fearful that some of the nation's most vulnerable taxpayers will be harassed and that criminals will take advantage of the system by phoning people and impersonating I.R.S. collectors.
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And sometimes, even with a tape, Trump will raise questions, like when he denied that recordings of him impersonating his own publicist to talk himself up to reporters sounded like him.
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The FBI says that hackers are sending fake emails impersonating a federal hub for filing internet crime complaints to lure victims into handing over sensitive personal information or open malicious documents.
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Keep the tissues handy for Petzold's "Transit," about a Jewish refugee in Marseilles who is mistaken for and then starts impersonating a dead writer, and becomes enamored with the writer's wife.
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TikTok thrives on challenges like this, giving folks a chance to try some impossibly complicated dance or have a go at impersonating a celebrity or, you know, almost crash a car.
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Last June, Jim Benvie of the Guardian Patriots, another armed group known for stopping migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, was arrested and charged with impersonating a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
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"If impersonating Trump and doing it by the seat of our pants here on 'SNL' these last several months is the definition of mediocrity, then I'll take it," Alec Baldwin said.
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According to a senior Democratic Party source who spoke with CNN, the hackers attempted to gain access to DNC computers through an email PDF attachment while impersonating a State Department official.
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Four years later, the career con-artist is currently awaiting sentencing in Miami after pleading guilty to impersonating a foreign government official, identity theft and fraud, as the Washington Post reported.
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He was spotted in the crowd, hauled up onto the bus by Ranieri himself, and promptly called an absolute full-kit wanker by the man he was meant to be impersonating.
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If that key changes, either because someone is impersonating Bob in a so-called man-in-the-middle attack or simply because he reinstalled the app, Alice's app will display a warning.
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The actor slips into his best Donald Trump mode for a hilarious Funny or Die spoof, impersonating the presidential hopeful in a cheeky biopic that features a slew of star-studded appearances.
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And while it's unclear who's behind the accounts of Pepe and his digital pals, their tweets succeed in impersonating Latino voters at a time when the real estate mogul needs them most.
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Per the Associated Press, the alleged Russian operation relied on classic phishing tactics, impersonating Google security to gain access to personal contact data for higher-ranking officials working on Clinton's presidential campaign.
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It said that in recent weeks there have been attempts to steal personal details of customers by impersonating PayPal, which is used to execute payments for internet purchases in Israel and worldwide.
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And impersonating a great long-term investor is far easier than actually being one as the supply of really bright people is virtually limitless compared with the number of truly extraordinary investors.
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Cozy Bear, hackers who the U.S. and other governments believe to be Russian intelligence, appears to be impersonating the State Department in a new hacking campaign that's been observed attacking several sectors.
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Brown said that according to Ford's claims there were at least 25, and up to 40, violations of criminal law by the Murdoch group including impersonating him and tampering with his phone.
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Former Ashley Madison users also allege the website, which has a male-to-female ratio of 5-1 according to execs, created fembots, computer programs impersonating women, to initiate conversations with men.
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"It is hardly a trivial offense to be impersonating a doctor at a children's hospital over an extended period of time," Shearer said earlier this week at Delaney's hearing, according to NewNowNext.
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Muddy Waters accused "John Does 1-5" of impersonating Journal reporter William Horobin and an investigator at French securities regulator Autorite des Marches Financiers (AMF) to learn of Block's thoughts and whereabouts.
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Darah said she liked the look of my stuff (see the email above) and requested a previous commissioning editor's email to vet me—apparently, they had a history of applicants impersonating journalists.
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Some scammers impersonating charities will seek to get taxpayers' money or financial information through phone calls and emails, while others may operate websites with names similar to legitimate charities, the IRS said.
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Among their first steps, Mr. Millership said on Tuesday, was the removal from the site of fembots, computer programs that were used to lure male customers to the site by impersonating women.
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Desgroux had pleaded guilty in June to a single count of impersonating a military officer when he convinced a charter helicopter pilot to land at the company&aposs sprawling headquarters in Cary.
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Last year, Australian authorities charged a 42-year-old man with more than 220 child sex offenses for impersonating Justin Bieber on Facebook and other sites to solicit nude photos from minors.
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A local news report from South Africa reported that a healthcare provider urged people to remain vigilant after reports of criminals impersonating members of the Health Department and offering home screenings ( here ).
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Freezes will not protect you from other types of fraud, like someone using the number of a credit card you already have, or impersonating you online to claim your Social Security benefits.
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Seven men are on trial in Paris for a scam that netted over $50 million by impersonating France's former defense minister and asking wealthy personalities to pay for fake, top-secret operations.
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Mr. Chikli, who had fled France for Israel before his trial on the accusations of impersonating chief executives, was living in Ashdod, south of Tel Aviv, at the time of his arrest.
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Last year, Australian authorities charged a 42-year-old man with more than 220 child sex offenses for impersonating Justin Bieber on Facebook and other sites to solicit nude photos from minors.
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"I don't know why I was ousted by the commission on appointments but I did not lie," Duterte, impersonating Yasay and using an American accent, told a audience of hundreds of mayors.
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Looking back at SNL's history of impersonating her provides a pretty stark reminder of how hard it is to spoof a person who mentally drafts everything she says before she says it.
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During Wednesday's episode of The Tonight Show, the late-night host proved yet again just how good he is at impersonating famous musicians by performing rapper Drake's "Hotline Bling" while channeling Bob Dylan.
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The film's highlight is a dinner for the museum's well-to-do patrons, with a performance artist leaping from table to table impersonating an ape in a bizarre, tense and ultimately violent scene.
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While flawlessly impersonating a millennial, he jokingly composed a text to a friend saying "he was right there, girl I couldn't believe it" and then lifted his arm to mimic taking a selfie.
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In this case, the scammers are out in the open impersonating well-known figures in the cryptocurrency community or the tech world, such as Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, Elon Musk, and John McAfee.
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But even as the social network's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, has vowed to protect users better, his company has failed to stop scammers impersonating him from swindling people out of thousands of dollars.
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More often than not, the scammers use spoofing techniques to impersonate a senior executive over email to trick the unsuspecting victim, or hack into the email account of the person they are impersonating.
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At still another, Linton received an email forwarded from the true address of the executive he was impersonating, suggesting that the bogus address he'd created had been added to a companywide address book.
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Gustafsson speculated that AI could be used to create more sophisticated spearphishing attacks by scanning a compromised user's email account and impersonating the tone of one of their contacts in a spearphishing email.
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Accounts can be suspended for a range of activity, including spam, being a fake account, security risks (like hacked accounts) and abusive tweets or behavior such as sending threats or impersonating other accounts.
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De Lesseps, 51, recounts earning fame in Italy, as the "co-host of one of the biggest shows on Italian television" and even impersonating Sharon Stone during an awards show in the country.
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It's hardly a Sandy-from- Grease transition: just as she did in her last makeover, and as hundreds around the world did impersonating her, she looks like a kid in a Halloween costume.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A Kenyan court charged seven men on Wednesday for impersonating President Uhuru Kenyatta and swindling a prominent businessman out of 10 million shillings ($100,000) in yet another high-profile corruption case.
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IBM X-Force researchers say the attackers have begun impersonating emails from three of the largest accounting and payroll providers, including ADP and Paychex, by registering similar-looking domains — known as domain squatting.
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So Cruz this week tried to dispense with the idea that anything but a gold is meaningless in early-voting states, impersonating to reporters the types of questions he's been posed in interviews.
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The new Department of Justice report noted that, today, this activity would require greater authorisation, under an interim policy on impersonating members of the media that was adopted by the FBI this June.
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One woman had been impersonating a man's wife for seven years: the real wife had put on weight, so the husband hired the stand-in to go out with him and his friends.
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According to an FBI special agent's affidavit, federal agents found nine firearms and ammunition in Hopkins's possession in November 2017 despite his multiple felony convictions, including impersonating an officer in Oregon in 2006.
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It said that the platform took down or suspended "honeypot pages" in about two weeks, pages mimicking real pages in an hour or two, and some profiles impersonating real people over varying periods.
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In that pre-dynastic iteration of the Patriots, Zolak was Drew Bledsoe's rowdy backup and the extra hand who ran the scout team for Belichick's defensive backs, impersonating the opposing quarterback in practices.
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A group of hackers based in China has leveraged the coronavirus crisis to attack the public and telecom sectors in Mongolia by impersonating the country's foreign ministry, according to cybersecurity firm Check Point.
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The works of Mariah Garnett aim to dismantle the supposed objectivity of film, as they play with documentary and fictional forms, and feature Garnett on screen, both as herself and impersonating her subjects.
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Through an omniscient point of view, Gundar-Goshen handles her characters' interior lives gracefully, especially in a section about an octogenarian impersonating her dead friend as she concocts Holocaust testimonials for live audiences.
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"Let @AlecBaldwin play @POTUS at the dinner," tweeted April D. Ryan, a White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Networks, referring to the actor who appears on "Saturday Night Live" impersonating Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Turner, the mayor, warned that people had been impersonating law enforcement officers in some neighborhoods, going door to door and telling residents falsely that there was a mandatory evacuation order in place.
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World leaders might not be using TikTok, but that doesn&apost stop copycat accounts from impersonating them on the app, according to a report from Bloomberg&aposs Maria Jose Valero and Yueqi Yang.
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There's a scene in "The Sopranos" that has a Mafia consigliere impersonating Al Pacino as Michael Corleone, in the same way many real-life mobsters fixated on the glamorous depictions of themselves onscreen.
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" — COLBERT, impersonating H. R. McMaster, the recently appointed national security adviser "Senator John McCain criticized President Trump's attack on the media yesterday and said that stifling the press is how dictators get started.
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Movie actors have been impersonating actual and fictional thespians and thrushes at least since "The Jazz Singer," and the musical or theatrical biopic may be the most reliable route to an Academy Award.
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When they brought him in to read for Michael, however, Koechner said he was so obsessed with the BBC version of the show that he couldn't stop impersonating Ricky Gervais as Michael Scott.
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Robocalling has brought out the dregs of humanity, with callers impersonating Microsoft telling us our computer is infected, or an IRS agent telling us we need to pay now or go to jail.
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On Monday night's Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host poked fun at Donald Trump's recent Asian trip by mocking his clueless reactions in interviews and impersonating what his silly conversations are probably like.
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Malachi Love-Robinson, the Florida 19-year-old previously accused of impersonating a doctor and practicing medicine without a license, was arrested again on Monday, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office confirms to PEOPLE.
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This aspect of season 6 has always been total hokum, especially since Locke's bald metaphysical awfulness made him seem more and more like an America's Got Talent contestant impersonating Marlon Brando in Apocalypse Now.
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He's wearing a leather jacket and the diamond Jesus piece, ripped jeans, and an emoji t-shirt—looking something like a mid-career Meatloaf or Phillip Seymour Hoffman playing Truman Capote impersonating Axl Rose.
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He said the industry was taking common-sense measures to reduce the risk, such as never leaving the engine running and the keys in the cab, and not falling victim to people impersonating police.
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The Hollywood Reporter claims the so-called Wendi is the same scammer that targeted Hollywood producers and make-up artists by impersonating industry insiders, which it wrote about in a cover story last year.
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FIVE ARRESTED FOR IRS PHONE SCAMS: Five people were arrested this week for their alleged roles in phone scams involving impersonating Internal Revenue Service agents, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said (TIGTA).
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He was previously sentenced in 2015 to seven years in prison and fined €1 million for impersonating company chief executives and persuading unsuspecting employees of companies to send money for bogus, top-secret operations.
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One person who's already benefitting from that promise — in a way Trump surely didn't intend — is Melissa McCarthy, who's landed a new gig impersonating White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Saturday Night Live.
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Shaheen, a staunch critic of President Vladimir Putin of Russia, also received a phone call in November from someone impersonating a Latvian official and hoping to gain inside information on American sanctions against Russia.
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Cyberbullying includes tactics like posting vicious comments (including text messages), spreading rumors, making threats, telling people to kill themselves, impersonating someone through a fake account and creating a social media account to harass someone.
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On the other, it celebrates the American vernacular in the form of Central California whistle-stops, working-class bungalows and Joan Blondell's impersonating a tipsy hash-slinger out for a night on the town.
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Go deeper: "To live in this country in this century, and still be talking about white men impersonating black people, is to suspect that it's probably always 1884 somewhere," our critic at large writes.
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"Look, Volody, all I'm saying is I scratch your back, you help me bury Joe Biden's political career in a shallow grave, in the woods, down by the dump," Colbert said while impersonating Trump.
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The 1992 film Single White Female, Hedy (Jennifer Jason Leigh) befriends Allie Jones (Bridget Fonda), starts impersonating her, sleeps with her fiancé, and eventually murders him with a well-aimed stiletto to the eye.
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After continuing my method of asking each responder for links to the ads, and searching Google for my phone number, I found more than a dozen personal ads someone had created, all impersonating me.
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I still don't know who created the ads impersonating me, or why, but after the man convicted of sexual assault began to contact me, I decided to publish this piece under an assumed name.
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On Tuesday, the prominent cybersecurity firm FireEye released information about social media accounts, created between April 2018 and March 2019, coming out of Iran that were purposely impersonating Americans and even Republican candidates for Congress.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - An Australian comedian known for impersonating North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he was detained by Singapore's authorities on Friday and questioned about his political views, before being allowed into the country.
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"The system that Kathy and Bryan have described, which is designed to try to stop new impersonating accounts from being created, is not something we have rolled out broadly across Facebook," said a company spokesperson.
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When dozens of accounts started impersonating Dixit's account last year, for instance, she said that reporting them through Twitter's systems got her nowhere until she called someone she knew who worked at Twitter in India.
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It includes bots, juiced viewership metrics from click farms, counterfeit websites and videos posted by faceless pop-up scammers and manipulated public comment processes, at government organizations like the Federal Communications Commission, impersonating real Americans.
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Many have been speculating who will take on the role of impersonating Scaramucci when Saturday Night Live returns this fall, and while Cantone would seem to be the perfect person, he isn't holding his breath.
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In May, the prominent cybersecurity firm FireEye released information about social media accounts — created between April 2018 and March 2019 and originating from Iran — that were purposely impersonating Americans and even Republican candidates for Congress.
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The estranged wife of a once-missing South Carolina man allegedly killed by a possible serial killer was arrested Tuesday for impersonating a police officer in a possible attempt to find her husband, PEOPLE confirms.
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Young's brother, Ian, told AZ Family that he believed Nagel had been impersonating his sister on social media after he allegedly killed her, as Facebook messages being sent from Young's account seemed out of character.
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"In the rare circumstance in which a bad actor uses pretexting to improperly request and obtain location data (for example, by unlawfully impersonating law enforcement), T-Mobile takes swift and forceful action," the company said.
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Rimasauskas' work also involved "forged invoices, contracts, and letters that falsely appeared to have been executed and signed by executives and agents" of the companies he was impersonating and fleecing, prosecutors said in a statement.
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Jack offers the pedigree and connections Tess needs to help her propose a lucrative merger, but Tess runs the show, impersonating her boss and crashing weddings and corporate cocktail hours to get what she wants.
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His latest move (after a robocall impersonating a nonexistent Washington Post reporter went out Tuesday) is this form intended blame those conniving, unscrupulous journalists that are totally out to get the candidate before the Dec.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Employees at a Florida fast-food restaurant participated in a scam that involved impersonating U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission employees to trick investors into paying them $2353 million, federal prosecutors alleged on Tuesday.
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Callers impersonating I.R.S. agents often demand that money be wired immediately or sent in another form, and may become aggressive and threaten to sue or to report the student to the police to be arrested.
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"The most popular method remains impersonating an executive, either through a compromised or spoofed email in order to obtain W-2 information from a Human Resource (HR) professional within the same organization," the notice says.
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Although the release does not specify what role Benvie is accused of impersonating, the Albuquerque Journal, citing the indictment returned by the federal grand jury last week, reported that it was a Border Patrol agent.
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One camp says a Russian troll farm of the ilk that may have helped Donald Trump get elected president is also focused on undermining the Antifa community by impersonating them to make them look bad.
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Most recently, we reported how stalkers and people with a history of domestic violence were tricking telecom companies into providing location data by simply impersonating US law enforcement officials on the phone or over email.
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Researchers at the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike have uncovered emails impersonating the World Health Organization that requested Bitcoin donations to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund – the name of a legitimate fund created by the WHO.
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It can't be ignored that the nude object in art—be it a person, an oil painting, or a singer impersonating an orgasm for an acid house record—is more often than not a woman.
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Last May, the prominent cybersecurity firm FireEye released information about social media accounts, created between April 2018 and March 2019, coming out of Iran that were purposely impersonating Americans and even Republican candidates for Congress.
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Impersonating Trump from the Oval Office, Baldwin opened the show by frantically calling a range of characters close to the president to address the controversy involving his interactions with Ukraine and the new impeachment effort.
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Mr. Hopkins, 70, of Flora Vista, N.M., had previously been convicted in at least three states of multiple crimes, including illegal weapon possession and impersonating a peace officer in 2006, according to the plea agreement.
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LIVE NOW with West Palm Beach teen accused of impersonating a doctor Posted by WPTV on Wednesday, February 17, 2016 The release says detectives and the Florida Department of Health began investigating earlier this month.
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"The most popular method remains impersonating an executive, either through a compromised or spoofed email in order to obtain W-85033 information from a Human Resource (HR) professional within the same organization," the notice says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hackers linked to the Russian government are impersonating U.S. State Department employees in an operation aimed at infecting computers of U.S. government agencies, think tanks and businesses, two cybersecurity firms told Reuters.
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The FCC claimed last week that its comment website was shut down by a denial-of-service attack, and it appears that over 50,000 bots impersonating people have been leaving anti-Title II regulation comments.
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However, enabling this feature will make the account recovery process more challenging to prevent malicious actors from impersonating users in order to hack their accounts—something users should factor in when deciding whether to sign up.
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Inspector Bill Holland, with Ohio's Summit County Sheriff's Office, told PEOPLE that they are looking into whether Marcia sent text messages impersonating her husband after his death, including one claiming he planned to move to Texas.
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In the supertease, the Browns try to pick up the pieces after Meri, 45, was catfished into an online relationship with a woman impersonating a man, and they head to therapy to talk out their issues.
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This incident shows how governments can take advantage of the ever-increasing use of messaging apps, and how these apps now need to be prepared for worst-case scenarios such as police forces impersonating their users.
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This isn't the first set of steps that Twitter has taken to stop deceptive cryptocurrency scams: it says that it will start taking down accounts that ask for small amounts of a cryptocurrency while impersonating celebrities.
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I am so good at impersonating serious angry phone call because no one interrupts an angry phone call when you&aposre like, look, I told you already -- ORTAGUS: Yes, yes, you -- GUTFELD: -- the tests were negative.
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Photo: Sean Gallup (Getty)As phishing scams become increasingly sophisticated and better able to mirror the brands they're impersonating, it can be difficult for an informed recipient to spot some of the telltale signs of fraud.
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EL PASO (Reuters) - A member of an armed group known for stopping migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border has been arrested after authorities charged him with impersonating a U.S. Border Patrol agent, according to court documents.
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Chinese authorities have sought to contain an explosion of telecom crime it says has led to huge financial losses, with callers often impersonating officials or authority figures and preying on the elderly, students or the unemployed.
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At time of writing, the top comment that appears under Musk's tweet is an account impersonating the billionaire with the same profile picture and Twitter name, and offering people a "prize" if they visit a website.
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Photo: APA Florida man has been arrested for running a parody Twitter account impersonating a Miami Beach Police Department spokesperson—a story we've already seen play out with two similar cases over the past few years.
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Pence surely knew that a "rabbi" who worships Jesus as the messiah is actually impersonating a rabbi, and that, when Jacobs took the stage and began speaking at the rally, he was offending many Jewish Americans.
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And in 2010, former Marine Jebidiah James Stipe was sentenced to 60 years for impersonating his ex-girlfriend online and posting a Craigslist ad inviting strangers to fulfil "her" rape fantasy, leading to her violent rape.
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Impersonating bogus, soon-to-be-married sweethearts, Robert and Kathy have to act like a couple in love, and they do it so convincingly you occasionally wonder if Robert is about to turn crooked and adulterous.
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It was sickening to see how the slithering machine intelligence, with its ability to take on the color of the prompt's prose, slipped into some of my favorite paragraphs, impersonating their voices but without their souls.
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" The comedian says there's a lot of material to draw from in impersonating Trump — including "when he gets to the podium, he would turn around and do his seal clap with his back to the audience.
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Dozens of social media accounts displaying suspicious behavior have been uncovered in a new report that sees pro-Iranian messaging promoted by profiles impersonating real people, as well as journalists and activists who don't seem to exist.
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The French presidential aide who was caught on video beating a protester is going before a judge and could be charged with violence by a public official, illegal use of surveillance video and impersonating a police officer.
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Henry's legal trouble began in May of last year when he, Hayes, and Kiel were all arrested for impersonating police officers as a result of their membership in Henry's group, known as the Masonic Fraternal Police Department.
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The actor was known for impersonating the late president on Saturday Night Live, but Chase also took the time to thank the statesman's wife, former first lady Betty Ford, for the difference she made in his life.
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Including life-size cardboard cutouts of characters, a small TV playing the film on loop, and a miniature bowling alley, the Lebowski emporium's best feature was perhaps the "Dude"-impersonating owner furtively serving White Russians to customers.
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" She joked to the few hundred protesters assembled that there was a "crowd of 1.8 million" in the park, later impersonating the President: "I've had a really good presidency, really good ideas ... It's a bigly good idea.
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Sarandon and Lange sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle during a SiriusXM Town Hall discussion to discuss impersonating Davis and Crawford's roles in the 1962 horror flick for Ryan Murphy's latest series.
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A few days ago, Kemp resigned as the Secretary of State; in that role he was in charge of the state's elections, which were marred throughout by allegations of voter suppression and racist robocalls impersonating Oprah Winfrey.
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Because for the last three decades, he has been through the notorious jail complex many times, always roughly for the same reasons: impersonating a subway conductor or bus driver; stealing said vehicle; and then, eventually, getting caught.
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The myth of millions of living people impersonating dead voters to cast fraudulent ballots—including Donald Trump's insistence that millions of "people that have died ten years ago are still voting"—have by and large been debunked.
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With Obama out of the news, his professional impersonator, who has been watching the leader of the free world's mannerisms and movements for seven years, will have to switch his focus to impersonating Drake and doing skits.
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The alleged hopeless romantic is currently being held on charges of impersonating a high-ranking officer and engaging "in transporting a person for a classified briefing," which could land him in prison for up to three years.
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A Texas woman has been charged with impersonating a public servant after she was seen in a viral video shouting at a group of Hispanic teens at a playground and telling them she was a police officer.
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In the spring of 2016, very few people knew that Max and his colleagues were able to monitor D.N.S. traffic so comprehensively, so any spoofers would have been impersonating Alfa Bank with little expectation of being detected.
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The prankster also fooled disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein by impersonating former White House communications director Anita Dunn, with Weinstein telling the fake Dunn he was "sick" after allegations of sexual harassment against him came to light.
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If you don't want to hear a 58-year-old female singer-songwriter litcrits have never heard of impersonating Philip Roth emailing Bob Dylan about his Nobel, you probably think she's on Dylan's side, and you're wrong.
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Alex Mathews, a researcher at Positive Technologies, said that getting old messages, rather than impersonating the victim in new chats, is likely the main goal of someone who wants to get access to a victim's Telegram account.
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Mr. Rogers immediately tweeted out an apology (kidding, guys) and this type of satire stayed sub rosa for years, until the '60s, when a comedian named Vaughn Meader made a name for himself impersonating John F. Kennedy.
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Along the same streets where nervous security officers keep an eye out for suicide bombers, one traffic officer does his job while impersonating Michael Jackson, moonwalking across the intersection and guiding cars with his single white glove.
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A dishonorably discharged US Marine was charged with impersonating a law enforcement officer and accused of entering a protective zone around a private terminal used for President Donald Trump&aposs flights into Florida, according to court documents.
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A dishonorably discharged US Marine was charged with impersonating a law enforcement officer and accused of entering a protective zone around a private terminal used for President Donald Trump&aposs flights in Florida, according to court documents.
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And by extension, Italian product design, which he studied with typical zeal using an elaborate system of index cards, shelter magazines and data gleaned from four years impersonating design editors to gain access to European trade shows.
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However, some harmful bacterial pathogens like group B streptococcus, which commonly cause severe infections in babies, can avoid immune detection by impersonating human cells by carrying similar glycans as a disguise – like the wolf dressed in sheepskin.
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He told her that he was working in a seven-story building and that everyone there was engaged in the same activity: impersonating Internal Revenue Service officials and threatening Americans, demanding immediate payment to cover back taxes.
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Facebook identified and took down some of the fake pages in a matter of hours or weeks, but the closed groups, one fake profile and one profile impersonating a real person were not discovered, the researchers wrote.
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Sophia's son, Art (whose name is no accident, since this book examines the meaning and use of art in a world like ours), soon arrives, accompanied by a Croatian-Canadian named Lux, impersonating his longtime girlfriend, Charlotte.
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The police in New York said on Tuesday that they had arrested a man — fresh from a stint in federal prison for impersonating a military officer — who they believe was profiting by pretending he was a wounded veteran.
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But in the '803s-set Captain Marvel, he revealed some details about his past in an attempt to not only bond with Carol but also prove to her that he wasn't a shapeshifting Skrull impersonating a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.
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Jay Pharoah, Fred Armisen, Reggie Brown — a handful of comedians took a crack at impersonating Barack Obama during his eight years in office, but let's be clear: No one had him down quite as cold as Jordan Peele.
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"Typically, after the inauthentic articles were posted to Twitter, amplified by third parties, or covered by mainstream media, Endless Mayfly deleted the content and redirected visitors to the legitimate media outlets that they were impersonating," the report said.
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First there was Amazon's Sneaky Pete, which launched in January and depicts a con man who weasels his way into a family of bail bondsmen by impersonating a long-lost, long-imprisoned nephew who nobody's seen in ages.
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Specifically: YouTube is treating all violations of its community guidelines the same, meaning that someone who gets a strike for, say, impersonating another channel would get the same penalty as someone who posts violent hate speech or threats.
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Because they do not believe in governmental authority, sovereign citizens sometimes set up their own juries or make their own currency — which has led some to face charges like impersonating a police officer or fraud, Mr. Pitcavage said.
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I had renounced much of masculinity already and here I found not a laddy space like school but somewhere filled with men artfully impersonating a new type of manhood—religious and nostalgic for a time that never existed.
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In 1991 it was discovered that a homeless man in the New York Port Authority bus terminal had been impersonating Bratton for years, soliciting meals from compassionate old fight fans, and snatching free fight tickets from oblivious promoters.
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Elsewhere, Kenan Thompson couldn't hide his enjoyment while impersonating LL Cool J, Chris Redd did a passable Offset, and Pete Davidson prowled around in a hoodie, which is now all we need to conjure Eminem in our minds.
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Last seen impersonating Odin on the Asgardian throne at the end of Thor: The Dark World, Loki returns with a fetching new uniform, a couple of cool knives, and some brand-new allies in the Thor: Ragnarok trailer.
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Facebook has a strict policy around using your "authentic name" — a policy that's meant to ensure people aren't creating anonymous accounts or impersonating somebody else, but also requires Facebook to actually confirm users' identities from time to time.
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In one instance, a freelance documentary photographer says he received an email from someone impersonating Pascal asking if he'd be up for traveling to Indonesia as part of a pair of short documentary films she was working on.
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He was known for his work developing moderation technology for Australia's most Twitter-led panel show, Q&A, as well as for creating the much-loved "Fake Stephen Conroy" account — a satirical handle impersonating Australia's ex-communications minister.
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" While the real Flynn was away from Twitter the past two weeks, the parody account was having a field day impersonating him and being on a first name basis with Trump's cabinet and egregiously using the royal "we.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer reportedly has a Super Soaker in his office — a reference to the "Saturday Night Live" skit in which Melissa McCarthy, impersonating Spicer, uses the water gun to silence questions from a reporter.
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Bob Menendez said he hopes the White House will "dramatically change their protocol" after a prank call from a comedian impersonating the senator got through to President Donald Trump, who called the prankster back from Air Force One.
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Accounts and pages from Russia and a region of Ukraine that discussed Ukrainian politics and criticized the Ukrainian government, using fake accounts impersonating journalists or military officers, were taken down ahead of an election in Ukraine last week.
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Harris' mistake wasn't walking in and making himself a plate; it was allegedly throwing hot water at the hotel manager who confronted him, and then impersonating a police officer on his second breakfast-only visit to the Staybridge.
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In 2016, a troll farm linked to the Kremlin oversaw thousands of social media accounts impersonating activists and organizations in the U.S., including some Twitter accounts that imitated Republicans running for the House in the 2018 midterm cycle.
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However, each activity led to more fighting, and it wasn't until an honest talk over dinner that things started to get better, which allowed the season to end of the perfect note: each sister playfully impersonating the other.
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Specific Twitter accounts named in Friday's indictment included accounts that the company revealed to Congress last year in a list of known Russian-controlled Twitter handles, including accounts impersonating Black Lives Matter activists and the Tennessee Republican Party.
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The attorney general also found that Devumi's sale of fake accounts using identifying details stolen from real people violated a New York statute that prohibits impersonating someone with an intent to obtain a benefit or defraud another person.
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As the closing images make clear, these key interludes have been replicated with the utmost care and detail, and Egerton isn't so much impersonating as inhabiting him, having mastered not just his voice but his mannerisms and internal struggles.
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Twitter framed these rule updates as part of its efforts to protect the integrity of the United States' upcoming elections, highlighting the recent suspension of accounts impersonating state Republican parties and ones connected with apparent coordinated behavior from Iran.
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In any case, "the point is that not all Iranians who get arrested have such contacts," Rashidi told me, so Telegram should be prepared to act when others, such as Iranian activists abroad, report suspicious activities or impersonating attempts.
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The scammers often reply to tweets from the real accounts they are impersonating, in an apparent attempt to catch distracted users who might not notice that the Twitter handle is different, or that the account lacks a verified checkmark.
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Although Baldwin — a fierce, real-life Trump critic — returned as the commander in chief to NBC's late-night show for its 85033th season this fall, he had said earlier this year that he had tired of impersonating the president.
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Both Simon and Johnny fell into impersonating by doing a particularly good job of dressing as Jack Sparrow at a "fancy dress party at uni" (translation: costume party in college), and eventually were put in touch with lookalike agencies.
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said there have been some reports of looting and armed robberies across the city, as well people people impersonating federal officers, prompting the department to recommend the curfew, which lifts at 5 a.m. Wednesday.
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The hackers got around it by calling Verizon Wireless, impersonating him, and changing his SIM, which redirected his texts and allowed the hackers to reset his passwords, according to Mckesson, who spoke out in a tweet storm Friday afternoon.
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The aim of the game is to stoke fear and anger by manipulating news and social media, using techniques such as deploying Twitter bots, impersonating a trusted figure or organization, photoshopping evidence, and inciting conspiracy theories to attract followers.
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He said first time when criminals accessed his cellphone with stolen SIM card credentials, emptied a wallet connected to it, and tricked his friends into sending money by impersonating him on Skype, he contacted a friend at the FBI.
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Facebook is expected to open its messaging platform to all sorts of bots (users can already chat with a selected few, including one impersonating Miss Piggy of the Muppets) and launch an online shop which will list the services.
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The strike force hopes to implement Caller ID verification standards to help block calls from spoofed phone numbers and consider a "Do Not Originate" list that would block spoofers from impersonating legitimate phone numbers from governments, banks or others.
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"You may want to retain the account to ensure it's not later assigned to someone else, resulting in best case mistaken identity, worst case someone impersonating you," says Kevin Haley, the director for security response at Norton by Symantec.
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Torv is especially impressive; the differences between the two Olivias (one from each universe) are subtle, but Torv plays them so convincingly it's totally believable that they're two different people who are also quite adept at impersonating each other.
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"Me and my friends are all in this WhatsApp group where we take photos of ourselves impersonating Tuna and send them to each other," he says, as I glaze over, trying to process how bizarre my day has become.
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The app is far from new, but as Renner hate stirred online people began criticizing it again, and waves of trolls took advantage of the app's lack of verification by impersonating users — including Renner himself — and posting offensive comments.
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Earlier this month, a US Marine was charged with impersonating a law-enforcement officer and entering a zone around a private terminal used for the president&aposs flights in Florida, Business Insider&aposs David Choi reported, citing court documents.
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Chez Michou's big draw was a colorful spectacle called "transformiste," featuring a parade of performers in drag impersonating female luminaries of bygone eras, like the diva Maria Callas and Dalida, the Egyptian-born singer and actress from the 1950s.
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According to the indictment, filed in New York's Southern District Court on Friday, from 2013 to 2015, Rimasauskas "orchestrated a fraudulent business email compromise scheme to deceive various companies ... into wiring millions of dollars" to a Taiwanese company he was impersonating.
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A white woman from Texas who was seen berating and threatening to arrest a group of Hispanic teenagers for playing at a park in a widely shared video was charged this week with impersonating a public servant, the police said.
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Amid a global depression in 1897, New York millionaires including banker J.P. Morgan and real estate heiress Caroline Astor spent several fortunes impersonating ancien régime royalty at a Waldorf Astoria costume ball while the unemployed huddled in the streets outside.
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Update 4:35pm - Gmail has addressed the attack on Twitter:Update 5:25pm - Google sent us the following statement by way of a PR agency:We have taken action to protect users against an email impersonating Google Docs, and have disabled offending accounts.
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On the surface, prank calling a British toy store while impersonating Lego Batman doesn't sound that tricky — but the challenge above is made more complex by the fact Arnett must start each new sentence with a different letter of the alphabet.
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But with every good application of the system, such as bots capable of better dialog and better speech recognition, the non-profit found several more, like generating fake news, impersonating people, or automating abusive or spam comments on social media.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday doubled down on his scorn for satirical TV show "Saturday Night Live," whose popularity has soared since Alec Baldwin began impersonating him in the final weeks leading up to the election.
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The strike force hopes to implement Caller ID verification standards to help block calls from spoofed phone numbers and eventually create a "Do Not Originate" list that would block spoofers from impersonating legitimate phone numbers from governments, banks or others.
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Daddy Yankee says he was the target of a crazy hotel room heist in Spain -- where a dude impersonating the "Despacito" rapper allegedly fooled staff into opening the rapper's safe and made off with $2 MILLION in jewelry and cash.
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Allegedly impersonating Adair online, Koenig tried to order $25,000 worth of microphones and drum equipment, but was unfortunately caught out when the real-life Adair, who doesn't even live in Florida (come the fuck on bro) was contacted about the order.
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The image, on a slip of paper barely 5 by 6.5 inches, is virtually formless — brushy washes of gray pigment impersonating four diagonal columns of smoke, rising from the bottom edge as they broaden and flatten into a miasmic haze.
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Cruz may entertain himself by impersonating characters from "The Simpsons," but it is hard to get out of your mind that Cruz just might, in fact, be Mr. Burns, with those evil snake eyes and the sharp, downward curved beak.
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A role player ran through the crowd, impersonating a perp; the cops were encouraged to snap a photo on their iPhones and upload it to Axon Citizen, a new offering designed to make bystander video accessible to the nervous system.
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As the Times notes, the law under which Orsetti was arrested this week makes it illegal to "impersonate a cop," though it makes no mention of impersonating a cop online—a fact Orsetti's attorney is sure to raise in court.
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To celebrate the fact that the show finally made it to the revelation that it had been telegraphing for the past hour, we then watch one of the series' trademarks: a performance by an actor impersonating a 1950s rock star.
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"If these recovery agents had lived, they would have lost their license and most likely would have done some federal time for impersonating a federal agent," Valerie McGilvrey, a skiptracer who has bought phone location data in the past, told Motherboard.
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"I think Obama in general, as far as commercial entertainment goes, has never been as popular as Bush or Clinton, and part of that is his personality and his intelligence," says Ron Butler, who started impersonating Obama on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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"Impersonating a person in power is a common tactic, and attackers may use remote work as an excuse to convince employees to do something unusual," such as opening a malicious attachment, forwarding a scam email or providing a Social Security number.
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Business email compromise involves a criminal impersonating a senior executive or trusted business partner, reaching out to a member of their staff, and convincing that person to wire money to an account to pay a debt or fulfill a purchase order.
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"Because the genre that Miles is aping applies fiction's methods to real-life stories, 'Anatomy of a Miracle' offers the Victor-Victoria frisson of watching a novel impersonate a work of journalism impersonating a novel," our reviewer, Christopher Beha, writes.
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Microsoft sued the hackers in the United States District Court in Washington and asked to gain control of the sites, saying the hackers had harmed its brand and the value of its trademarks by impersonating its products to trick victims.
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On August 6, 2015, David Baer was indicted in the Central District of Illinois for impersonating a federal law enforcement agent after purchasing a counterfeit badge for Homeland Security Investigations and having it delivered to his home in Springfield, Illinois.
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According to its policy, channels are subject to removal if they are found impersonating another individual or channel, lying about their country of origin, concealing connections with government actors, or increasing their views, likes, comments, or other stats through artificial means.
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Peppered throughout with references to several different episodes of the show that have aired over the years, it's a twisting and self-referential tale of murder and deception that involves one suspect impersonating a Dateline producer to lure a victim.
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" Though Mr. Fallon is not averse to joking about Mr. Trump on his program or impersonating him in comedy sketches that portray the president as a squinting narcissist, he does not want this type of humor consuming "The Tonight Show.
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Dessa demonstrated the technology in a blog post that discusses the societal implications of the technology and suggests a few examples of criminal ways the deepfake voices could be used, including election manipulation, impersonating family members, and gaining security clearance.
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Facebook launched a tool in December to help users determine if they interacted with Russian propaganda content during the election, but the Journal reports that the tool does not notify users if they contacted a Russian agent impersonating an American.
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In Chicago, during the out-of-town tryout for "Tootsie," the show ended with Michael (Santino Fontana), an actor who rose to fame by impersonating a woman, silently sharing a park bench with Julie (Lilli Cooper), his former co-star.
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He's turned the resemblance into his most successful bit—impersonating Osteen in public, at the pastor's own book signings, and, most famously, at a sold-out Osteen event in 2017 where he managed to make it all the way up onstage.
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In 2015, while filming Deadpool, Reynolds posted a video on Instagram impersonating the Australian actor and asked fans to vote for him for PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive (both men had already been given the honor — Jackman in 2008 and Reynolds in 2010).
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In 2015, while filming Deadpool, Reynolds posted a video on Instagram impersonating the Australian actor and asked fans to vote for him for PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive (both men had already been given the honor — Jackman in 2008 and Reynolds in 2010).
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's Interior Ministry said on Thursday that security forces had retrieved a bag and passport belonging to murdered Italian student Giulio Regeni that was in the possession of a criminal gang impersonating policemen who had been killed in a shootout.
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In the aftermath of the Parkland school shooting, journalists and researchers on Twitter were the first to spot dozens of hoaxes, trolls impersonating journalists, and viral Facebook posts and top "trending" YouTube posts smearing the victims and claiming they were crisis actors.
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It was John Lithgow on The Late Show impersonating a wine-guzzling Rudy Giuliani claiming that the 2016 election was hacked by Hunter Biden who is actually a Men in Black-style alien being operated by a tiny Hillary Clinton in his neck.
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Once an attacker is able to gain access to a network through just one employee identity with one commonly used password, he or she can begin to do more damaging work, like stealing corporate information or impersonating employees to execute a financial scam.
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Turkish media identified the gunman as Mert Altintas, an active member of Ankara's police force who was off-duty at the time of the attack, contradicting earlier reports from Turkish officials claiming the gunman had entered the event by impersonating a police officer.
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Your campaign has now been criticized for its operatives essentially impersonating culinary union members wearing union pins in Nevada, and the Nashua Telegraph has complained recently that you falsely implied in an advertisement that they had endorsed you when they did not.
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A wild story in The Hollywood Reporter documents an unknown woman who, for the past two and a half years, has been impersonating top female industry professionals and swindling her victims out of more than $50,000 — and she still hasn't been caught.
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SIM hijacking is an elaborate but relatively straightforward bit of fraud and social engineering in which crooks steal phone numbers from targets by various means, in this particular case by bribing customer support representatives or in other cases by impersonating the victims.
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But, spoiler alert, Loki's backstory is one Pandora's box of a trip, so it could delve deep into this — and we've already joined Loki on his Tesseract-thieving, New York City-invading, dad-impersonating adventures, and his ill-fated dealings with Thanos.
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Instead, bounty hunters and people with histories of domestic violence have managed to trick telecommunications companies into providing real-time location data by simply impersonating US officials over the phone and email, according to court records and multiple sources familiar with the technique.
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And in 2015, while filming Deadpool, Reynolds posted a video on Instagram impersonating the Australian actor and asked fans to vote for him for PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive (both men had already been given the honor — Jackman in 2008 and Reynolds in 2010).
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DeSantis's allies have raced to defend the former congressman against insinuations that he has aligned himself with white supremacists after Road to Power, an Idaho-based white supremacist group, has launched a round of racist robocalls impersonating Gillum with a minstrel-style dialect.
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Although the Bidwells were occasionally caught dead to rights, these scoundrels were adept at eluding justice through bribery, impersonating one another or simply walking off into the sunset — and eventually to New York, in those days serving as Boss Tweed's piggy bank.
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" ("Their vaginas are the actual sunken place," Baker ruled.) Baker began impersonating slaves refusing to pick cotton, disputing work conditions: "I was told I was supposed to be in the house, and I'm in the field, so is there an H.R. rep?
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Rebecca Watson, a popular science podcaster and founder of Skepchick, who has been prominent enough for years to reasonably be considered an "account of public interest," claims she submitted multiple forms of ID to verify herself after people created fake accounts impersonating her.
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On Friday, Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, responded to a report from the Washington Post that in the 1970s,' 80s and '90s he allegedly called media outlets impersonating a Trump spokesperson named either "John Miller" or "John Barron" to brag about himself.
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As we approach the next decade, the groundbreaking show is seeing a resurgence in pop culture and on social media, with Instagram stars like Dan Clay aka Carrie Dragshaw, a Carrie Bradshaw-impersonating drag queen, racking up thousands of likes on each post.
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In May, it was impersonating his own spokesman a quarter century ago; last month, it was his comments about Judge Gonzalo Curiel's heritage affecting a court ruling against Trump University; more recently, it was suggesting that President Obama was complicit in terrorist attacks.
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"It does not require a stretch to imagine attackers impersonating election officials via spoofed domains in order to spread disinformation, conduct voter misdirection or voter-suppression campaigns, or even to inject malware into government networks," said Valimail's Seth Blank, who authored the research.
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Bywaters told Team Rock he was on his way to perform with his band at the Punk Invasion Festival in Southern California when U.S officers confronted him with video and photos of him impersonating Trump during the band's German tour last year.
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Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted, a Republican, said the state would appeal if Smith orders all of the purged voters to be reinstated, arguing that would open the state to potential fraud by people impersonating voters who have died or moved away.
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Ahead of the election, activity has surged from Russian-linked bots and a proliferation of fake accounts impersonating the candidates, "aimed at the provoking of hostilities between Ukrainians in social networks," Facebook in particular, said Serhii Demediuk, the chief of Ukraine's cyber police.
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That's a pretty big problem that doesn't even speak to Wall's penchant for taking plays off on the other end, impersonating a statue whenever a shot goes up as his man rushes by to tip in the miss or grab the rebound.
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Screenshot from a text alert that T-Mobile sent its customersPort-out fraudsters scam people by calling mobile carriers and impersonating their victims so they can either "port" the target's number to a different carrier or get a new SIM card for the target's number.
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According to the Times report, Henry appeared in a courtroom on Monday morning in the city of San Fernando to see charges of impersonating a police officer and improper use of a government-issued ID card against his son-in-law Brandon Kiel, dropped.
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"The attacker's thoroughness during reconnaissance and while financial conversations took place has involved such actions as impersonating victims, finding and spoofing internal documents needed to make legitimate wire transfers, and setting up multiple domains and emails to pose as higher-level authorities," the report says.
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They had been convicted of impersonating a police official, she admits, but says that is because they found a wallet containing a police ID. She says they never used it, but were charged with the crime when police caught them with it at a checkpoint.
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"A bunch of sim swapping skids had the [vulnerability] and used it for quite a while," the hacker told me, referring to the criminal practice of taking over phone numbers by requesting new SIM cards impersonating the legitimate owners by socially engineering support technicians.
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Impersonating identities: The Daily Beast reports that Kremlin trolls stole the identity of United Muslims of America (a real organization), and then used that alias Facebook page to buy ads aimed at a Muslim audience in order to promote political rallies and spread misinformation.
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But fucking hell, if there is one reminder of how batshit telly was in 2001, it is five alright singers made famous by SMTV Live going on a peak Saturday night slot impersonating a band made famous for popularising a techno line dance song.
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Chinese News Agency dons "Indian Face" China's war of words with India over a disputed border in the Doklam region took a strange turn last week, when Chinese state media outlet Xinhua posted a video of a man crudely impersonating an Indian in a turban.
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Dennis' story is both charming and tragic -- after 2 decades of entertaining folks in Hollywood by impersonating The Man of Steel, he was the victim of a vicious assault and robbery that nearly killed him and left him without a way to make money.
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Even if you feel like your mail is mostly spam or unimportant messages, things like receipts from online purchases, your address book and personal messages could give a hacker valuable information to use for impersonating you to unsuspecting friends or institutions, especially through social engineering.
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I wonder what Baudelaire would have made of late-night TV. I wonder how many of those who tuned in to Saturday Night Live to see Alec Baldwin impersonating Donald Trump realized the extent to which Trump himself is an impersonation of Saturday Night Live.
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Samuel Fosso takes a different approach in "African Spirits" (2008), slipping in and out of other people's skin — impersonating Martin Luther King, Miles Davis, a diva, a general — to temporarily shuck off his own ("It's a way of freeing me from myself," he explained).
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But it is likely the start of a deeper investigation into his activities and those of the militia, and opens the way for the authorities to bring more serious charges like kidnapping and impersonating a police officer or an employee of the United States.
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The Silicon Valley company defines fake accounts as profiles that are either designed to break its rules, for example by spammers or scammers impersonating others, or that are misclassified, such as someone setting up a Facebook profile instead of a Facebook page for a business.
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For six decades, Michou has been a fixture of the neighborhood, presiding over France's most celebrated "transformiste" spectacle — a parade of performers in drag impersonating Maria Callas; Dalida, an Egyptian-born singer and actress from the 1950s; and a nostalgic list of other female icons.
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So on Wednesday, when a radio shock jock and comedian dialed the White House switchboard impersonating a United States senator's aide, he found himself — in between barely suppressed giggles and off-color jokes with his producer — patched through to Mr. Trump on Air Force One.
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When "Jojo Rabbit" showed up at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, the fact that it played Hitler at least partly for laughs — with the director, Taika Waititi impersonating a goofy, gangly, almost lovable Führer — you could hear the wincing from across the border.
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Nohl points out, however, that any malicious app that ends up on a phone—even without special app permissions in Android—can reach out from the same IP address, steal the device's unique RCS credentials, and start impersonating it, as shown in the video below.
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In the Dutch video, a Trump-impersonating voice-over runs through a list of the country's hallmarks and traditions that may pique Mr. Trump's interest: the language, the tax code, the windmills and Black Pete, a contentious Christmas tradition in which Dutch people wear blackface.
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Specifically, Wyden asked DHS to require agencies to use a tool called the Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC), a standard developed by the industry that lets organizations send impersonating emails to a spam folder or have them rejected by victims' email providers.
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Istvan's early shapeshifting skills ultimately saved his life: During the Nazi occupation of Hungary — when two-thirds of the country's Jewish population was exterminated — he survived by passing as a gentile and rescued his parents from deportation by impersonating a fascist Arrow Cross officer.
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When you're not running world football like a despot, you're spending millions to get Tim Roth to play you in a movie that no one will see, or impersonating Nelly, or appealing your eight-year ban from the sport for running world football like a despot.
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In the story of a young Chinese woman taking hold of her destiny by impersonating a man to pardon her elderly father from military service—and ultimately saving her country from the Huns—I was finally able to see a version of myself whispered onto the screen.
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Troll farms are suspected to be behind two Facebook pages, "Heart of Texas" and a page impersonating the organization United Muslims of America, which planned two rallies, one pro-Islam and one anti-Islam, held in Texas on May 21 at the Islamic Da'wah Center in Houston.
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And she was only able to get that close to Thor to begin with because of Loki (Tom Hiddleston), who took over the Asgardian throne by impersonating Odin at the end of Thor: The Dark World — and has done a crap job of ruling ever since.
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Police began investigating the incident after four swimmers, including gold medalists Ryan Lochte and Jimmy Feigen, said they been robbed by gunmen impersonating police officers in the early hours of Sunday, as they returned in a taxi to the Athletes' Village from a party in the city.
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Robert De Niro has also received a nomination for his cameo appearances on "Saturday Night Live," impersonating former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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PARIS — Six men who netted over $50 million in a brazen and elaborate scheme by impersonating a French defense minister and asking wealthy individuals and institutions to pay for fake, off-the-book government operations were convicted on Wednesday of fraud by a criminal court in Paris.
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" The statute prohibiting impersonating a federal official, 18 U.S.C. § 912, makes it a crime for any person who "falsely assumes or pretends to be an officer or employee acting under the authority of the United States or any department, agency or officer thereof, and acts as such.
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Much of the Russian-sponsored activity surrounding the United States election did not involve advertising by official Russian outlets, but covert intervention: undercover human "trolls" on social media, Facebook pages impersonating American activists, and networks of automated Twitter accounts designed to amplify real and made-up news.
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She's alert enough to suspect out that "Barry," Kevin's fashion-designer persona, is in fact not Kevin being "Barry" but one of his other personalities impersonating "Barry" — which is why he keeps coming around to her office and presenting her with sketches that don't display quite his usual flair.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – A man accused of trying to impress a woman by landing a chartered helicopter at a North Carolina technology company plans to plead guilty to impersonating a three-star Army general and will concede that he was sane at the time, according to a new court filing.
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Speaking with PEOPLE Now, the 56-year-old actress opened up about her recent run-in with Jerry Seinfeld, seeing David Letterman again, experiencing Rubert Grint's very own ice cream truck (yes, he has one of those), and impersonating Judi Dench in her new HBO series, Tracey Ullman's Show.
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Toward the end of the 22-minute call, the prankster impersonating Groysman explains that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko personally, in his off-time, created a biofuel using manure and home-brewed alcohol, and adds that it is already being sent to eastern Ukraine to aid in disputes with Russia.
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The first new episode in over a year opens with Arya Stark doubling down on her spectacular murder of Walder Frey last season by killing all of his remaining bannermen and supporters — and she does it in the most deliciously devious way possible, by impersonating the old traitor himself.
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Instead of a fry-up, however, he found himself impersonating 800 meters runner Ferguson Rotich and being told to pee in a cup before drugs testers finally discovered the 52-year-old could not possibly be a world class athlete, ready for the biggest race of his life.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: In addition to being harmful to individuals, social media bots and trolls have also had a significant impact on society: Millions of accounts impersonating real people roam social media platforms, promoting commercial products and celebrities, attacking political candidates and sowing discord.
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Seth Meyers describes awkwardly meeting John Kerry after impersonating him on 'SNL' James Corden and Usher breaking bad news to people with songs is hilariously ridiculous Stephen Colbert on Elizabeth Warren's 'classic campaign mistake': Not having a penis Tom Holland gets asked awkward questions by precocious little kids
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Seth Meyers describes awkwardly meeting John Kerry after impersonating him on 'SNL' Trevor Noah shares his thoughts on the lack of diversity in the presidential race Stephen Colbert on Elizabeth Warren's 'classic campaign mistake': Not having a penis Tom Holland gets asked awkward questions by precocious little kids
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On the sun-dappled grounds of the self-described progressive Tuscan mental hospital called Villa Biondi, an expansive, voluptuous motormouth named Beatrice (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) swans around as if she owned the joint, even impersonating an admitting doctor to bamboozle a newly admitted younger woman, Donatella (Micaela Ramazzotti).
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About a week further into that stint in solitary, she experienced a bizarre episode in which four people impersonating guards simulated breaking into the prison one night and pretended to kill her regular guards, filling her with fear, according to an account she filed with the army inspector general.
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" The department's watchdog agreed, concluding in its report published on Thursday that the 2007 policies "did not prohibit agents from impersonating journalists or from posing as a member of a news organization, nor was there any requirement that agents seek special approval to engage in such undercover activities.
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But when she sends him back home to Germany, he reappears as "Toni Erdmann" — an alter ego in a stringy black wig, bad suits and joke-shop fake teeth who, impersonating an ambassador and a management coach, shows up wherever he might cause his daughter the most embarrassment.
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Lovely, who sells some cam sessions and clips directly to viewers, said the shutdown has made it harder to make money because she now has to spend time convincing fans that she is the real Osa Lovely and not one of the fan accounts or accounts impersonating her.
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This relies on the assumption that Angela married Cal knowing he was Jon the entire time versus a possible (but not necessarily one I believe) scenario in which Jon has been impersonating Cal the entire time; Angela may not have been fully informed of Jon's past and his powers.
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Joining the well-established impressions from Kate McKinnon, Cecily Strong, Chris Redd, Beck Bennett, Mikey Day, and Alex Moffat are new ones from Aidy Bryant (attorney general Bill Barr), new cast member Bowen Yang (Kim Jong-un), and, in a weird twist, Liev Schreiber, who pointedly isn't impersonating anyone.
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According to a search warrant obtained by TMZ, Andre Barkanov had been convicted twice for impersonating a cop and he was undeterred, because when his home was raided in the Miscavige case, police found live ammo, a holster, badge holder and a magazine ... and we're not talking People.
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Similar attacks have been going on in the US at least since last summer, when hackers were taking advantage of a nasty bug in T-Mobile's website, which allowed them to access other people's account data, helping them be more convincing when impersonating the victims with T-Mobile support staff.
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The resin, which laps and bubbles at the edges of the wooden slats, forms a waxy, translucent body that embeds the design like the copper circuit of a computer chip — an inversion of the natural and the artificial, with the wood impersonating metal and the polyurethane reading as cyborg flesh.
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The truth is, we're living in a golden age of celebrity impressions, thanks in large part to the talent of those doing the impersonating – Ariana Grande, Anne Hathaway – but also to the sheer imperson-ability (yup, we're making up words) of stars like Mike Tyson, Justin Bieber and Matthew McConaughey.
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She then impersonates Michael Jackson (which is mediocre – who hasn't impersonated Michael Jackson) before impersonating Rihanna and Sia, the former of which is accompanied by her nearly trying to twerk, which made my stomach contract in that way your stomach does when white people are about to try and twerk.
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