It should be #GameofThrones — infiltrate the stream, people, from my brain to yours — infiltrate the stream.
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They invited the rural people to turn into snitches, to turn into informers, to infiltrate popular organizations, to infiltrate the guerrillas.
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But "infiltrate US conservative organizations" doesn't quite cover her reach.
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Diane Kruger knows just the medium she wants to infiltrate.
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If they didn't infiltrate it then who put them there?
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Employees are often how hackers obtain or infiltrate government networks.
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But critics have expressed concerns that terrorists could infiltrate it.
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Hagurumanstyle products are just starting to infiltrate the American market.
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So I set out to infiltrate the local club scene.
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In that TNG episode, the game had been created by aliens hoping to brainwash and infiltrate the Enterprise, but we're going to assume that Hasbro isn't secretly an alien race trying to infiltrate mankind.
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They spend millions and millions of dollars trying to infiltrate us.
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It doesn't overshadow her own style or infiltrate the entire work.
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But some worried Trump's "America-first" promise could infiltrate the alliance.
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Russia, China, or North Korea could infiltrate and sabotage the system.
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Sources: Russia tried to use Trump advisers to infiltrate campaign 5.
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Zuckerberg said VR would infiltrate sports and education and health care.
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Does the IC infiltrate too many intimate aspects of their lives?
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To infiltrate this world, the FBI tapped Special Agent Wayne Manis.
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They can also infiltrate networks or systems linked to the devices.
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Launching cyber attacks to infiltrate Huawei's intranet and internal information systems.
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"If Pakistan starts behaving, terrorists don't intimidate and infiltrate," he added.
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Additionally, undercover operations infiltrate suspected networks of opioid smugglers, officials said.
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Going forward, no country should allow Huawei to infiltrate their networks.
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ILSI has a history of working to infiltrate public health organizations.
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They have come to infiltrate both our memes and our dreams.
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"How did these agents infiltrate into the American Consulate?" he asked.
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Second, corruption helps existing terrorist groups sustain operations and infiltrate new areas.
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Candy, cupid and cards infiltrate pretty much every sphere of pop culture.
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Until now tech innovations have been slow to infiltrate the legal system.
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Have Putin's intelligence warfare units try to infiltrate whatever the thing is.
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Worse, tipping is a vehicle for customers' prejudices to infiltrate into pay.
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They infiltrate companies via employees who start using them on their own.
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Trump was even warned that Russia would try to infiltrate his campaign.
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Your goal is to find the best way to infiltrate their conversation.
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It's so potent, in fact, that it's starting to infiltrate nearby businesses.
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For example, autophagy can destroy invading bacteria and viruses that infiltrate cells.
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They have had plenty of time to infiltrate the gene pool. 5.
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The purpose is to infiltrate the NRA and, probably, also transfer money.
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A version, however, has been manipulated to specifically infiltrate certain cancer cells.
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He had soldiers dress up as baggage handlers and infiltrate the airport.
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Infiltrate social circles, go to parties/events, record evidence and report it.
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It's a close network that is difficult to infiltrate, one insider argued.
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Specifically, they target Nazis who suck into America to infiltrate the government.
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In 1960, Cohen was roped into an ambitious mission to infiltrate Syria.
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" He added, "When I see an outsider infiltrate, I connect with that.
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The Sanders movement was only supposed to infiltrate young college-age students.
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The stealthy virus can infiltrate easily when the body doesn't recognize it.
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You've got to infiltrate their apparatus, and ward off the support system.
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BDS supporters infiltrate student governments, social justice groups and other student organizations.
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Why, then, has it taken so long for techno to infiltrate Prague?
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The group uses a variety of tactics to infiltrate its targets, such as watering hole attacks — a strategy in which a hacker infects a website that would-be victims typically visit in order to ultimately infiltrate their targets' systems.
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Impressive graphics began to infiltrate the world of mobile and portable gaming, too.
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Since then, ISIS has claimed it would infiltrate them validating Mr. Trump's concerns.
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AI will further infiltrate other parts of the iPhone, too, in iOS 12.
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We have to infiltrate and be there for every part of their life.
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This was done by some morally reprehensible people who managed to infiltrate Oxfam.
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Two cases were simply labeled as attempts to "infiltrate" Customs and Border Protection.
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Weirdly, the new malware can't infiltrate devices using Russian as their default language.
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This development is allowing tech startups to infiltrate the $90 billion toy industry.
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Now, a more aggressive streak is beginning to infiltrate his lackadaisical training style.
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US intelligence is also uneasy about ongoing Russian efforts to infiltrate US infrastructure.
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It said there were also several attempts to infiltrate the border into Israel.
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They spread misinformation across social media platforms and attempted to infiltrate voting machines.
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Did the Badlands National Park tweeter infiltrate the president's favorite fast food chain?
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The Lebanese Army is hunting ISIS operatives who try to infiltrate their territory.
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Foreign hackers also infiltrate networks to set the stage for potential future attacks.
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Clapper maintained that the source did not infiltrate Trump's campaign for political purposes.
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Leaked chats show a white nationalist group's attempts to infiltrate Turning Point USA.
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Read more: Leaked chats show white nationalists' plot to infiltrate Turning Point USA.
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And now, it emerged, someone was trying to infiltrate the election system itself.
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For his part, Mr. Bernstein also hopes to infiltrate the mainstream educational establishment.
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And in recent years, merch has begun to infiltrate fashion on two fronts.
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In that context, you could see crypto actually starting to infiltrate traditional transactions.
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Israel says demonstrators have tried to infiltrate into Israel to attack soldiers or civilians.
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How did they infiltrate these hostile environments and hostile systems and turn them around?
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ICE was born out of concern that organized criminal factions could infiltrate our country.
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Everyone has seen the damage individual hackers can do when they infiltrate a system.
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Other times you'll need to wield a blade and silently infiltrate a criminal stronghold.
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Is it a plot device that Team Rick will use to infiltrate Saviors HQ?
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Beacons, or an evolved version of them, will likely infiltrate our retail experiences eventually.
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It has threatened, in the event of war, to infiltrate fighters across the frontier.
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That is, is the Tea Party trying to infiltrate D.C. politics and obstruct governance?
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Have we actually witnessed an administration infiltrate the presidential campaign of an opposing party.
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Pakistan has for years covertly helped militants infiltrate the Indian-administered, Muslim-majority valley.
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ISIS has even taken advantage of the ISF's poor management to infiltrate Baghdad again.
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This time, Rogen and Byrne infiltrate a tailgate party rather than a frat party.
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Still, it took decades before we heard soca or dancehall infiltrate the pop charts.
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Haspel worked in the shadows to counter Kremlin efforts to infiltrate the U.S. government.
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I wouldn't trade that to stay underground, I always wanted to infiltrate the masses.
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Their songs were catchy and insinuating enough to infiltrate pop radio in the 1970s.
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Commercials continue to infiltrate the game and make every single aspect of life worse.
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Attackers are shortening the time it takes to infiltrate a network and exfiltrate data.
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Enterprise software startups are changing how they infiltrate companies, and investors are taking note.
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Analysts say it took time for police and intelligence forces to infiltrate IS networks.
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Posing as a Republican, he tried to infiltrate Trump's administration as Secretary of State.
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"Sometimes you go to a church to infiltrate, and become a deacon," he said.
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Attempts to infiltrate the company weren't limited to hacking, according to the US statement.
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I see the bigger picture and those are the places that I wanna infiltrate.
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A large-scale attempt to infiltrate the stock market would have to be different.
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"We simply cannot allow China, and other bad actors, to infiltrate our telecommunications networks."
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She has been accused of attempting to infiltrate political groups to advance Russian interests.
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He plays Bob Mazur, an undercover DEA agent trying to infiltrate Pablo Escobar's drug cartel.
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The machines that once only frolicked in science fiction have begun to infiltrate our lives.
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Like its Nazi and Italian fascist forerunners, it wants to infiltrate and remake popular culture.
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It's official: Japanese ingredients have found a way to completely infiltrate the American food system.
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It must end conditions that have enabled terrorists to infiltrate and a dictatorship to persist.
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"Overlay" Your story follows a father-and-son team as they infiltrate a secret base.
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One counterprotester who attempted to infiltrate the white nationalist side was arrested after a scuffle.
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Better yet, what kind of credentials does one need to infiltrate the Carter-Knowles circle?
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India accuses Muslim Pakistan of backing the separatists and helping them infiltrate Indian-ruled Kashmir.
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"We're trying to infiltrate the entire spectrum of fashion, high-end and low," he said.
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That allows it to infiltrate a colony and take advantage of the easily accessible prey.
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Frequently, they would ask for login details, then use that information to infiltrate Twitter accounts.
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Belgium is now grappling with fears that terrorists could attack or infiltrate its nuclear plants.
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Through elections over the past decades, Iranian democrats have tried to infiltrate the theocratic system.
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"This is how easy it is to infiltrate the administration," Melendez said in the episode.
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The war and the quest for freedom that started it began to infiltrate my paintings.
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Throughout, he maintained that F.B.I. agents did not infiltrate Mr. Trump's campaign for political purposes.
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But microbiome researchers have discovered that natural bacteria regularly infiltrate tumors and grow inside them.
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When Jean-Luc & Co. reach orbit there, holographic ads infiltrate the bridge and accost them.
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The nuances of race didn't infiltrate their personal travel stories the way they did mine.
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We know that terrorists are trying to infiltrate the ranks of refugees and other visitors.
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Meanwhile, Russian agents allegedly worked to infiltrate the National Rifle Association and the evangelical right.
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But he warned against any attempt to infiltrate the demonstrations that could lead to violence.
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Commerce also cited security concerns that the firm could help China to infiltrate U.S. networks.
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In signals intelligence (SIGINT), we infiltrate technical measures to gather intelligence on threats against us.
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But microbiome researchers have discovered that natural bacteria regularly infiltrate tumors and grow inside them.
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In his telling, he intended to infiltrate the white supremacist movement in an undercover capacity.
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The A.T.F. tried setting up front companies to infiltrate smuggling rings, but with limited success.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Neo-Nazis are attempting to infiltrate one of Germany's biggest car makers, Daimler (DAIGn.
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They suspect refugees of trying to infiltrate South Korea to spy for the North Korean regime.
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This year more than ever we're seeing technology infiltrate and transform every sector of our society.
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Bell said such attacks continue to be the most common way hackers infiltrate health care systems.
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Boss Baby has come to infiltrate Tim's parents' jobs at Puppy Co., one of Baby Corp.
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The reality is that scooters, e-bikes and other modalities will continue to infiltrate our cities.
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They even catch and release the mice that infiltrate their building in search of spilled birdseed.
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Moscow attempted to infiltrate President Trump's 2016 campaign by using his advisers, CNN reported on Friday.
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"We have very strong intelligence and find those who want to infiltrate our ranks," he added.
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This was intended to make it easier for us to infiltrate the residents of these communes.
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This software could give other hackers a road map to infiltrate all iPhones, the company said.
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The agency also cited security concerns that the firm could help China to infiltrate U.S. networks.
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There also were accusations that Jews were disloyal, that dangerous communists would infiltrate among the refugees.
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She confesses that much of her time is spent making sure men don't infiltrate the club.
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One by one, they infiltrate the Parks&apos home, siphoning off the wealthy family&aposs riches.
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It chronicles how Stallworth, played by John David Washington, managed to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan.
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It chronicles how Stallworth, played by John David Washington, manages to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan.
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Reports emerged last month that Russia attempted to infiltrate Trump's campaign by using advisers including Page.
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Oldfield: My great-grandfather couldn't infiltrate the mob by himself because of language and cultural barriers.
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If gender bias continues to infiltrate machine learning, it would likely make gender disparity even worse.
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The prime minister also warned that "radical elements" could infiltrate planned "yellow vest" protests this weekend.
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But the effort to infiltrate the social networks of Macron officials has not previously been reported.
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Their spiritual descendants, from Patrick Mahomes to Deshaun Watson, are threatening to someday infiltrate that list.
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Many mainstream churches post signs warning undercover Shincheonji missionaries not to try to infiltrate their congregations.
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According to Daniel Levy, the show does this intentionally, and homophobia will never infiltrate Schitt's Creek.
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Butina served 15 months in prison for conspiracy after she attempted to infiltrate conservative political groups.
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They scrambled when water began to infiltrate about an eighth of a mile from the house.
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The hackers also allegedly tried, unsuccessfully, on multiple occasions to infiltrate the White House data systems.
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Paranoia led the FBI and local police to infiltrate Black Power groups and imprison its leaders.
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These beasts infest apartment complexes, infiltrate your furniture, and even hitch rides with you on the subway.
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Time and again, urgent social and political crusades have attracted noxious efforts to infiltrate and dismantle them.
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That's mainly because they haven't conducted any attacks that have caused destruction to the systems they infiltrate.
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"We know that terrorists are trying to infiltrate the ranks of refugees and other visitors," French wrote.
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The ash will infiltrate soils, but no one's really sure how or whether that'll be a problem.
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Federal investigators say some of the money went to her campaign to help Russia infiltrate US politics.
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German cryptographers have found a way to infiltrate WhatsApp's group chats despite its end-to-end encryption.
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Memes were the Trojan horse that allowed the out-group to infiltrate and influence the in-group.
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China may be so upset it hired hackers who tried to infiltrate a group tied to THAAD.
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" Smerconish asked, "Are you aware of attempts by Russia to use you to infiltrate the Trump campaign?
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Tomorrow's may infiltrate a printer and corrupt software or alter a digital design, introducing imperceptible design flaws.
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Partly, it was to intimidate Iran: to show that Israeli intelligence could infiltrate Iran's most sensitive facilities.
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Maria Butina worked to infiltrate American organizations as a way to secretly advance Russian interests, prosecutors said.
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How does it feel to have that influence from West Africa infiltrate the rest of the world?
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How could these criminals possibly infiltrate the impenetrable security of a retail store run by certifiable geniuses?
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All that rising saltwater will infiltrate groundwater reserves farther inland, forcing its way into nearby freshwater aquifers.
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Still, the Daily Beast first reported Thursday that Russian hackers tried to infiltrate the emails of Sen.
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"At the very least, I exposed how easy it is to infiltrate the White House," Melendez said.
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As sea levels rise, scientists expect salt water to infiltrate more fresh water sources in coastal areas.
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"They are trying to infiltrate and get back into football in their own covert ways," Ouseley said.
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Remember, the more you deny the existence of the Babadook, the more he'll infiltrate your daily life.
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As millennials begin to infiltrate the workplace, they are already shaping what it means to attain success.
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McCarthy plays an overlooked C.I.A. employee who's thrust into the field to infiltrate an illegal weapons ring.
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The latest arrests fueled concerns across Europe that terrorists were masquerading as refugees to infiltrate the continent.
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In some cases, the party has also quietly paid good-guy hackers to infiltrate its own networks.
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To expand their zone, the Viet Cong would infiltrate villages under government control to proselytize and recruit.
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He must enroll under a false name and infiltrate a secretive elite club to solve a mystery.
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A swim in a murky pond disturbs an unimaginable number of frogs, which soon infiltrate the house.
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It wasn't until the cops started coming down hard that violence started to infiltrate the nascent culture.
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Mr. Hussain, the informant, went by Malik when he helped the F.B.I. infiltrate a mosque in Albany.
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Invasive kudzu vines, which come from Asia, crawl and infiltrate many nooks and crannies of the island.
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Blame strict immigration standards and an aversion to allowing English to infiltrate the political and corporate establishment.
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With the rise of social media, the movement began to infiltrate the culture in other ways, too.
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Some ingredients may be better when Mr. Easton has had time to infiltrate the local farm scene.
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Targets were sent an encrypted, compressed file that, once loaded, allowed the ransomware to infiltrate its targets.
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It's sort of this horrible perfect storm of how a drug can infiltrate and destroy a community.
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From there, they were able to infiltrate the entire computer network to which the printer was connected.
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He also hired an operative to try to infiltrate the campaign of George McGovern, the Democratic nominee.
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But Muay Thai didn't infiltrate the west until the Martial Arts boom of the 20063s and 22006s.
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And this year, top US officials have said that Russia is trying to infiltrate our elections again.
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The Pentagon said the new measures were needed to ensure that terrorists do not infiltrate the military.
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"Their goal seems to be to infiltrate into (social media) networks that are much bigger," said Stroppa.
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Manson had managed to infiltrate both the heart of Hollywood and the heart of middle-class America.
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The fake page was created in an apparent attempt to infiltrate VoteBuilder, the DNC's main voter file system.
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Why not intercept them on the way in unless you are trying to infiltrate the President&aposs campaign?
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Instead I hope he builds it around this town so none of you people can infiltrate the population.
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A network of tunnels has been used not just to smuggle but to infiltrate Israel and kidnap Jews.
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The business Darlene says Elliot needs to infiltrate in order to take down the Deus Group: Virtual Realty.
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"If the attachment had a virus it could infiltrate the server," a senior FinCEN official told BuzzFeed News.
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The US and South Korea reportedly trained to 'infiltrate' North Korea and remove its weapons of mass destruction.
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Crippling loopholes in our laws have enabled MS-13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities.
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One such tech company looking to infiltrate real estate is FlareAgent, which launches today out of Y Combinator.
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But who, exactly, would dare infiltrate the town that essentially abandoned everyone's best friend in the Upside Down?
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It extorts, kidnaps and trafficks drugs, but has also tried to infiltrate universities and has supported social movements.
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She didn't just do it for herself: In one memorable episode, she helps Khloé infiltrate her boyfriend's voicemail.
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To obtain the sensitive data, they found that hackers don't need to actually infiltrate the dating app's servers.
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Researchers at the University of Washington encoded malware in DNA and used it to infiltrate a computer system.
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Dutch police were able to infiltrate Hansa and identify users who swarmed there after AlphaBay was shut down.
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Last month's U.N. report said Islamic State efforts to infiltrate smuggling networks in Libya's southwest had largely failed.
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In order for Wealthfront to infiltrate consumers' everyday life the way Netflix did, the company is avoiding advertising.
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" It also says that the operatives created a meme known as "Borgar" to "infiltrate the international meme community.
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Last March, Podesta received an email purportedly from Google saying hackers had tried to infiltrate his Gmail account.
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Separately, the Indian Army said it had foiled an attempt to infiltrate two militants from Pakistan into India.
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Those have grown since reports last week that it may be trying to infiltrate nuclear plants in Belgium.
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"This just shows you how easy it is to infiltrate the White House," Melendez said on the podcast.
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The FDA said it follows leads from all sources to ensure dangerous drugs do not infiltrate the market.
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Most experts conclude that the gap won't close until women infiltrate the male-dominated realm of executive positions.
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In the interview with the FBI, Lazar claimed it only took him 20 minutes to infiltrate Powell's account.
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Cameos on the catwalk, though, are only one element of P.S.G.'s attempts to infiltrate the fashion world.
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He said such influence operations often seek to infiltrate organic political movements and use them to encourage polarization.
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Investigators in Cambodia must be allowed to go undercover "to infiltrate networks and dig out criminals", Seila added.
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More winsome robotic spies — a meerkat, a cobra and a crocodile — infiltrate the wild on a friendship mission.
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"We infiltrate and kill every space and this is just the next opportunity to do that," Owens says.
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Whether the #MeToo movement will infiltrate the justice system in less obvious ways is a more interesting question.
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It isn't about trying to infiltrate a work force where almost in every industry we're underpaid and underrepresented.
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And they have found a way to infiltrate our country in a way that's really effective, you know?
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Any more water on top of that wouldn't infiltrate the soil and instead would accumulate at the surface.
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Remember BlueBorne, the vulnerability that allowed hackers to infiltrate an estimated 5 billion gadgets using only a Bluetooth connection?
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Asked what cosplay he would choose if assigned to infiltrate San Diego Comic Con, the former CIA officer smirked.
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The Kremlin has waged a successful propaganda campaign, in addition to using cyberattacks to infiltrate US voting systems. Adm.
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Robots that think and learn will infiltrate spheres from health care and criminal justice to finance and popular culture.
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There are also concerns ISIS is trying to infiltrate Libyan people-smuggling routes to get its militants to Europe.
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Also, any sensible ISIS terrorist is quite unlikely to try to infiltrate the United States as a Syrian refugee.
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Stallworth works to infiltrate the local Ku Klux Klan chapter with the help of his partner Flip (Adam Driver).
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The only question was whether they were trying to infiltrate the Oval Office or flee the raging dumpster fire.
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One reason contactless has been slow to infiltrate the U.S. is because of the sheer size of the market.
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But they have other means to infiltrate hostile networks and monitor devices besides exploiting flaws in widely used software.
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It called on citizens to be on their guard against agents attempting to "infiltrate, subvert, split or sabotage China".
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It's relatively common for hackers to infiltrate one account and use it to leverage their way into another target.
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The students of Practical Hacking are learning the tools and techniques that hackers use to infiltrate websites and networks.
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As a major investor in the South, Great Britain played an important role in trying to infiltrate the blockade.
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Just Russian hackers claiming "hundreds of victims" to infiltrate U.S. electric utilities, giving them the ability to cause blackouts.
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"*sees Meghan Markle infiltrate Britain's racist, elitist ways*" wrote fan Alexis Wilson, accompanied by a GIF of Lady Gaga.
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A company as large as Google can't infiltrate every point of the human experience with software and services alone.
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In order to fully execute Kurtz's plane and infiltrate the PLO, Charlie must pose as one of Michel's girlfriends.
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These latest arrests have highlighted tensions in Europe over ISIS' ability to exploit these routes to infiltrate Western cities.
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Are you worried about foreign countries coming to American contractors and other workers and trying to infiltrate the system?
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The result has been a huge opportunity for ISIS to infiltrate into the heart of Europe with elite operatives.
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The alleged hackers are also charged with repeatedly trying to infiltrate White House systems, although their attempts were unsuccessful.
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The government has long said Gulen's followers have used their affiliated schools to infiltrate the civil service and police.
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Perhaps you'd like to take part in native dances or infiltrate a foreign government at a classy cocktail party.
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Warne was the subject of a 2015 biography, and she did—to her eternal credit—successfully infiltrate Confederate circles.
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The objective is what were the Russians attempting to do, if anything, to infiltrate and influence a political campaign?
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For ginger and scallions to infiltrate the dreams from which you will wake in the only home you know.
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When a pro-Russian hacking group gained access to Ukraine's elections commission, it only had to infiltrate one organization.
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North Korean hackers used fake emails to try to infiltrate U.S. electric companies, according to a report released Tuesday.
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Crypto bulls are betting that it will infiltrate every major industry, just as the internet did two decades ago.
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But now, with the rise of robo-advisors, artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to infiltrate the money management space.
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Fifty years ago, the F.B.I., worried that the youth of America might foment revolution, would infiltrate San Francisco demonstrations.
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There is no evidence that the FBI dispatched the informant to infiltrate the Trump campaign, the Times reported Friday.
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And now June has chosen five recently freed — and likely very angry — women to infiltrate the ranks of Gilead.
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Related: 10,000 Roses Infiltrate the Bell Labs Holmdel Complex Why is This Artist Trapping Flowers in Blocks of Ice?
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"By way of advanced equipment interference techniques, the NCA was able to infiltrate the organized crime group," it revealed.
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One aspect of viral activity is to infiltrate and to transcribe the texts of host cells and computer programs.
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The beginning of the year is the unheralded sweet spot of moviegoing, where oddities can infiltrate unsuspecting neighborhood multiplexes.
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The Kremlin, he told me, considers Trump "a stupid, unstrategic politician," and has thus sought to infiltrate his orbit.
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In the months before the 2016 presidential election, Russian hackers tried to infiltrate voting systems in dozens of states.
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Tehran has a considerable arsenal of offensive cyber tools, including wipers — malware designed to infiltrate computers and destroy data.
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But the issue doesn't appear to have been the work of foreign hackers determined to infiltrate our democratic process.
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Many municipalities have fought Uber as the company has defied regulations and slipped through legal loopholes to infiltrate markets.
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American officials, including the National Security Agency, have expressed concern about the Chinese government's ability to infiltrate those communications.
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"You grow up in it, and you learn to infiltrate it," she said, though sometimes it's not so easy.
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"But the 'Ndrangheta infiltrates our community, and we try to infiltrate them culturally, making their children free to choose."
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The spread of Chinese IT infrastructure has attracted scrutiny because of concerns that Beijing could infiltrate or exploit it.
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Recency bias is just one type of bias that can infiltrate someone's picking process, but there are many others.
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On Friday afternoon, Reuters reported that anonymous sources said Iranian hackers attempted to infiltrate President Donald Trump's reelection campaign.
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They build up on your tongue, they slowly infiltrate your dipping sauce, and the mala tingle will take over.
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They build up on your tongue, they slowly infiltrate your dipping sauce, and the mala tingle will take over.
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Those teams then worked to infiltrate chat rooms and scraped websites for data on competitors, according to the letter.
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I want to think about what I can do to infiltrate all these public areas to tackle these issues.
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These venues aren't perfect; abusers can still infiltrate them, and novices can still wind up in some odd situations.
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Security forces are concerned that far-left and far-right extremists may infiltrate the demonstrations, escalating the crowd-control challenges.
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The Islamic State militant group had threatened "to infiltrate the United States and other countries through the migration," he said.
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Phan warned that the terrorist was trying to infiltrate the U.S. military, including the naval stations in Bethesda and Everett.
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Conversely, the NSA's role is to infiltrate, monitor and collect signals intelligence—telephone, internet, and other types of digital data.
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The company is designing biological nanobots made out of DNA and proteins to identify and infiltrate specific types of bacteria.
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In contrast, hackers infiltrate their targets from the outside and can operate outside the effective reach of American law enforcement.
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In the U.S., emoji has yet to infiltrate any mainstream delivery apps, but some emoji food menus have been spotted.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming militants and helping them infiltrate across the Line of Control that divides Kashmir.
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A small number of activists managed to infiltrate the event and stage an action that perplexed the cocktail-sipping attendees.
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The Apple Card, available this summer, highlights the risks as tech giants increasingly partner with banks to infiltrate financial services.
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The Kims begin to infiltrate and deceive the Parks, weaving a web of lies, almost as if they were parasites.
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The arrest sparked new concerns about the president's security amid concerns that foreign governments have tried to infiltrate the resort.
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The army also said it had foiled an attempt to infiltrate two militants from Pakistan into North Kashmir, killing both.
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"Our special forces investigate the identities of the men in case there are terrorists who infiltrate with civilians," said Bali.
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Only a teenager, Wershe Jr. was recruited by the FBI to infiltrate the drug trade and work as an informant.
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Still, the FBI is investigating if Zhang's attempts to infiltrate the president's club are related to a Chinese espionage effort.
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It would be far too easy to paint a film of anti-fascist punks who infiltrate a neo-Nazi organization.
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According to the researchers' study, the trolls' campaign managed to infiltrate YouTube, but was otherwise largely confined to 4chan itself.
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It may take decades before they are able to infiltrate the market or gain enough public acceptance to be successful.
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WhatsApp users are being warned of a newly-discovered attack that lets hackers infiltrate your private messages and group chats.
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Foreign actors, whether affiliated with a government or not, will continue to attempt to infiltrate government and private web sites.
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Google is not the only company rethinking its role with regard to how much its technology should infiltrate our lives.
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Of greater concern to the EU and the west is China's demonstrable ability to infiltrate secure networks yet remain hidden.
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"The ISI and terrorist organizations want to infiltrate as many terrorists as they can whenever there is turmoil," Nain said.
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Which means that the characters can infiltrate not only one another's thoughts, but also their physical settings — and even bodies.
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Case in point: There's a scene where Burnham and Georgiou infiltrate a Klingon ship, and battle their way through foes.
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If you think the world is safe, you don't see refugees as trying to infiltrate the country to do harm.
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Every year, industrial spies infiltrate American companies, stealing valuable trade secrets and leaking them to domestic competitors and corporations overseas.
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Instead, the plan is to infiltrate a population of smart humans with dumb-bots to help the humans help themselves.
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A purchase allows Salesforce to infiltrate a global consumer brand and all of its associated ad revenue and e-commerce.
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But scientists who studied SARS have reported some evidence that the SARS virus could infiltrate the brain in some patients.
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The commander preferred to call these officers "decoys," arguing they use similar tactics to infiltrate drug smugglers and criminal gangs.
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In search of further proof, court papers said, the government also used an informant to infiltrate Mr. Alston's drug gang.
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Russia has been accused of seeking both to infiltrate election infrastructure and to spread disinformation to try to influence voting.
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Counterterrorism officials told The Times that there was no credible threat that terrorist groups were trying to infiltrate the border.
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The president alleged on Friday that the informant had been a spy dispatched to infiltrate his campaign for political purposes.
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And what if the bacteria in a lotion or spray were to infiltrate the body via a cut or scratch?
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I wanted to give people the chance to escape, levitate and in a way infiltrate the life of this camper.
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In the 1960s, no one knew that scores of black NYPD officers went undercover to infiltrate the city's radical groups.
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But its reach is growing, and it's a back door by which viral falsehoods infiltrate our increasingly acrimonious collective conversation.
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The only way to do it was the illegal way—to infiltrate the state and change the institutions from within.
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The Rodong Sinmun newspaper said U.S. military units in Japan were attempting to infiltrate Pyongyang, according to the news service.
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This episode also reveals secret footage shot by F.B.I. agents posing as a documentary film crew to infiltrate the group.
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In an early section of the game, Marcus must infiltrate the Silicon Valley campus of a fictional company called Nudle.
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Safety and privacy have increasingly come into focus as internet-connected devices continue to become popular and infiltrate people's houses.
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It also could give the Russians methods to infiltrate the networks of the U.S. and other nations, these people said.
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"Those kinds of political comments and views and feelings, we're pretty certain, infiltrate themselves into the classroom and into schools."
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While American military bases are supremely difficult to infiltrate, they are vulnerable to rockets and mortar shells fired from afar.
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Hackers can easily infiltrate these accounts, either to use the points themselves or to sell them on the dark web.
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Mother's cells infiltrate their children's bodies, as studies show that 42 percent of children end up with cells from their mothers.
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It needs hackers to infiltrate secure networks, to spy, or disrupt critical infrastructure of an enemy during any given military operation.
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Butina admitted to conspiring with a Russian official to infiltrate a gun rights group and influence U.S. conservative activists and Republicans.
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Consider a sequence from the second episode, where Josh, Tiger, and Wolf infiltrate a party at a black fraternity in 1969.
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Nicole Kidman plays Erin Bell, a detective who went undercover in her youth to infiltrate a California gang with tragic results.
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" In the 1960s, "homosexuality" entered the church's lexicon after leadership became concerned that the "practice" had begun to "infiltrate the church.
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In order to survive, he'll have to infiltrate their ranks and stay focused on finding the people who destroyed his life.
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Some humans naturally have this built-in immunity to HIV, making it impossible for the virus to infiltrate human immune cells.
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"In IBC, cancer cells infiltrate the skin and lymph vessels of the breast," says Dr. Meyers (who has not treated Cordts).
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West takes a particular pride in how he and Kardashian have managed to infiltrate and eventually dominate the high fashion world.
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After posing as a journalist to infiltrate a cult, she discovers that the serial killer is part of a Nazi plot.
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So the new set marks yet another way the company has managed to infiltrate the living room with its smart assistant.
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First, that terrorists infiltrate the plant and shut down their operations, which would send about half the country into a blackout.
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Meanwhile, Netflix's plan to infiltrate all aspects of television with a bombardment of shows in most every genre was a success.
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Butina is accused of attempting to infiltrate multiple organizations in the U.S. at the direction of an unnamed senior Kremlin official.
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In them, he called on his supporters to "silently and patiently" infiltrate government agencies and wait for "the moment" of change.
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In April, CNN reported that the Russian government attempted to infiltrate the Trump campaign through Page and other top campaign officials.
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It added the AIVD was also aware of states attempting to infiltrate decision-making bodies and of states sabotaging vital infrastructure.
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" Clay added: "I think you would be stretching it to say it was an intelligence effort to infiltrate the Trump administration.
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From Zawihiri to Bin Laden to Zarqawi, Afghanistan is one country in the region that appears easier for terrorists to infiltrate.
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Both men left Twitter in 2015, and no further efforts by the kingdom to infiltrate social media companies have been uncovered.
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It is accused by the Turkish government of using this network to infiltrate state institutions in order to overthrow the government.
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Earlier this year, North was named president of the National Rifle Association, which Butina has been accused of trying to infiltrate.
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Which means that the characters can infiltrate not only one another's thoughts, but also their physical settings — and even their bodies.
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Security specialists increasingly worry that hackers could infiltrate hospital tools that control vital functions, such as pumps that parcel out medication.
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Also, doing so will help keep the roughly $112 trillion in federal IOUs from requiring government to further infiltrate our lives.
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Its critics believe that the Kremlin uses it as a way to digitally infiltrate and conduct cyber-espionage on its clients.
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Unlike earlier terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda, ISIS has shown little aptitude for creating terror cells that infiltrate the West.
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"In this new war, our enemy's platoons infiltrate our borders, quietly blending in with visiting tourists, students, and workers," Ashcroft said.
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That technology will help guide flights more efficiently but also make it easier for hackers to rapidly infiltrate the entire network.
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It's really easy for people who actually want to promote violence and right-wing thought to infiltrate our type of music.
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I think as a collective force, it's possible to infiltrate the mainstream with queerness, rather than just be buried deep underground.
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The breach, considered the most serious in years, could enable Russia to evade NSA surveillance and more easily infiltrate U.S. networks.
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Last year, Russia created hundreds of fake accounts and spent $100,000 over two years to infiltrate the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The tool suite, called "Brutal Kangaroo," allegedly allowed CIA attackers to infiltrate closed networks by using a compromised USB flash drive.
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But a far more plausible interpretation is that he is using the religious right — to infiltrate, divide and weaken our country.
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The European Union's executive commission is concerned that such schemes could help foreign organised crime groups infiltrate the 28-member bloc.
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But the gallery scenes of Melrose and La Cienega were harder for him to infiltrate than the scene in New York.
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" Said unscrupulous means, according to Huawei, perhaps most notably include "[launching] cyber attacks to infiltrate Huawei's intranet and internal information systems.
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Ms. Butina, supported by Russian intelligence, managed to infiltrate conservative groups and advance Moscow's interests in the United States, prosecutors say.
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It's not clear if the F.B.I. had specific information on attempts to infiltrate the activist groups and wanted to warn them.
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The marketing campaign alluded to public anger over long-running investigations in which detectives used sexual relationships to infiltrate advocacy groups.
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Iran attempts to present and persuade to a side, as opposed to engage and infiltrate to cause chaos on all sides.
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Hackers were able to infiltrate the automaker's Kubernetes administration console because it was not password protected, cybersecurity firm RedLock said Tuesday.
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When he was fresh out of the police academy, Mike took on a mission in Mexico to infiltrate the Armas cartel.
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Am I saying that I expect my friend to help me infiltrate and form a coup against a contemporary extremist group?
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The person whose ear Chloe and Tom wish to infiltrate is "Kelly" — presumably John Kelly, the White House chief of staff.
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The stark, startling melodies that infiltrate the murk soared up tp the rafters, bolstered by their guest violinist's beautifully weeping strings.
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Perhaps one of the more radical and surprising elements of its philosophy was the hunger to infiltrate the ever-elusive mainstream.
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The former child star plays an FBI agent who goes undercover to infiltrate a white supremacist group in the upcoming film Imperium.
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As she reveals here for the first time, the dark and twisted world of George R.R. Martin began to infiltrate her music.
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The Ama sisterhood is difficult to infiltrate and despite a dearth of young Amas, it is challenging for them to accept outsiders.
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That, in a nutshell, is how authoritarians infiltrate and abuse the administration of justice — unless the voters rise up to stop them.
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"Every day, malicious cyberactors infiltrate computers and accounts of individual citizens, businesses, the military and all levels of government," Rosenstein said Thursday.
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Completely forfeiting mainstream life, they punish each other grotesquely for romantic intimacy, posing stiffly as couples to infiltrate the city for supplies.
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Moran drew a distinction between a DDoS attack that can knock servers offline and a hack intended to infiltrate systems or servers.
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WhatsApp and its parent company Facebook have been fighting off US demands to build methods for law enforcement to infiltrate encrypted messaging.
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The Indian army said on Thursday it had foiled two attempts by militants to infiltrate into Indian-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday night.
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All voting machines are supposed to be "air-gapped" (not connected to the internet), making them much harder to infiltrate from afar.
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These Russian hackers are reportedly using known weaknesses to infiltrate residential routers and utilize them to get a foothold on a network.
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The public request was also followed within five hours by Russian intelligence's first effort to infiltrate Clinton's emails, the special counsel writes.
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Gerald Broflovski (Kyle's dad) heads to Denmark to try to infiltrate the Troll Trace headquarters, at the behest of Hillary Clinton herself.
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Some Kurdish officials claimed that Sunni Arabs among the large displaced population in Kirkuk had helped the ISIS militants infiltrate the city.
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But come March, bands, brands, and fans infiltrate the city, and it can be hard to sift through the quite literal noise.
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The U.S. government has issued multiple warnings in recent years about attempts by Russia, North Korea and Iran to infiltrate those organizations.
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In Shadow of War, you can infiltrate fortresses before you attempt to overtake them by placing a spy in the enemy ranks.
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Morris said something like 50 percent of that digital noise comes from various worms, computer programmes designed to infiltrate systems en masse.
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By the end of the film, we learn that while in hiding, he managed to infiltrate MACUSA disguised as Auror Percival Graves.
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In total, 108 students interacted with the robot and were generally willing to help it in its quest to infiltrate the dorms.
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When the kitten winds up in the hands of gangsters, he and his friend Clarence infiltrate the gang to get it back.
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"It is probable that Russian intelligence again attempted to unlawfully infiltrate DNC computers in November 85033," the DNC wrote in the filing.
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That official also said recently obtained intelligence indicates ISIS has stepped up efforts to infiltrate the United Kingdom to launch attacks there.
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A growing body of research has exposed numerous ways hackers can remotely infiltrate a vehicle, which the FBI and NHTSA bulletin detailed.
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What we've done, I believe, is make it a lot more difficult and expensive for the bad guys to try and infiltrate.
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And we keep connecting cars, cameras, TVs and toasters to the Internet, every one of them giving attackers another way to infiltrate.
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These digital warriors also failed in attempts to infiltrate the South's railway control system, as well as numerous financial institutions, they added.
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There were widespread fears that Germany would infiltrate the U.S. with spies and saboteurs under the cover that they were Jewish refugees.
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Security experts have long been fearful that digital adversaries like China are using the tech supply chain to infiltrate critical U.S. networks.
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She has been held on charges of acting as an agent of the Russian Federation to infiltrate organizations active in American politics.
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The two were working undercover with Customs, buying weapons so they could infiltrate ''anti-American forces'' in South Florida and Central America.
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The New York Times has reported that there is no evidence that the FBI ordered the informant to infiltrate the Trump campaign.
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Rest assured, major technological changes will eventually infiltrate the public sector organically, without the need to actively seek out and implement innovation.
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"We've had a lot of different breaches of security," Orsinger said, adding that outside groups have tried to infiltrate activist efforts before.
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In order to succeed, you must identify key influencers in each new network you hope to infiltrate and incentivize them to perform.
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This ultimately shaped my dad's politics and sparked a desire in him to infiltrate the system and fight against its institutionalized racism.
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Army camps and check posts were positioned along the road and on strategic hilltops, deterring militants who might infiltrate from Pakistani territory.
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By pooling intelligence across agencies, undercover law enforcement agents were able to infiltrate these markets, targeting administrators and ultimately taking them offline.
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Every day, the agency catches a million attempts to infiltrate its computer systems by hackers and cyberterrorists intent on stealing taxpayer data.
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Ms. Butina, a gun-rights enthusiast, began what she called her "diplomacy project" to infiltrate the Republican political scene in early 2015.
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Asked about the steps, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said it was nonsense to suggest China was seeking to infiltrate Australia.
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With tensions high, protesters surrounded a man they claimed was a mainland Chinese police officer who had attempted to infiltrate the protests.
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The software, called Pegasus, can infiltrate a smartphone and allow spies to monitor all activity on it, including calls, texts and emails.
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If the charges against Butina are accurate, she's only the latest in a long line of Russian agents to infiltrate U.S. universities.
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You can infiltrate a base, steal a keycard, and open up a vault for some of the best gear in the game.
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The Anti-Defamation League says there has been a calculated outreach effort by hate groups to infiltrate, and recruit on, college campuses.
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These are the thoughts that linger over a vast summer, long after the visceral anguish wanes, and infiltrate minds yearning to recharge.
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"Therefore, it is probable that Cozy Bear again attempted to unlawfully infiltrate DNC computers in November 2018," according to the DNC filings.
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The FBI has since taken over some suspects' Kik profiles to infiltrate child pornography rings and stop further abuse, according to Forbes.
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Actors on stilts, costumed as larger-than-life animals — ducks, peacocks, giraffes — infiltrate the dance floor and are enveloped by the crowd.
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We get it: This song somehow managed to infiltrate much deeper into each of our respective psyches than we'd like to admit.
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And he doesn't tell US spies which governments to infiltrate or which terror leaders to target, like the director of the CIA.
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WhatsApp and its parent company Facebook have been fighting off US government demands to build methods for law enforcement to infiltrate encrypted messaging.
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According to the report, Russian intelligence emailed the Clinton campaign malicious links, which was part of a broader effort to infiltrate the campaign.
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It accuses Pakistan of backing several anti-India militant groups and helping them infiltrate Kashmir to stoke violence and carry out terrorist acts.
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Donald Trump was warned by the FBI that foreign powers including Russia could try to infiltrate his presidential campaign, according to NBC News.
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The observed the Russian hackers attempting to infiltrate both the State Department and the White House, and informed the NSA about the intrusions.
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Further, infiltrating another country's critical infrastructure would go against the newly signed agreement, or worse, prompt our adversaries to infiltrate our critical infrastructure.
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At one point, the representative randomly complained of an alleged informant trying to infiltrate encrypted phone companies, and entrap MPC in a meeting.
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Many organizations continue to run legacy software, often on unsupported operating systems that are less secure and far easier for hackers to infiltrate.
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To counter this, experts argue, the military needs to infiltrate the ranks of Boko Haram, to gather intelligence and stop the suicide bombings.
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According to the Post, U.S. officials have observed attempts to infiltrate both the campaigns of Clinton and Trump as well as Republican PACs.
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Hackers increasingly infiltrate large corporations by first penetrating the defences of smaller suppliers and piggybacking on the communications systems which link the two.
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A Falun Gong practitioner in Calgary, Canada, says she believes she has seen Chinese spies try to infiltrate the sect in her city.
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In March, NSA Director Michael Rogers said it was a matter of "when not if" state-sponsored hackers would infiltrate U.S. critical infrastructure.
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In flashbacks, she's a fresh-faced undercover cop working to infiltrate a gang in the California desert with her partner, Chris (Sebastian Stan).
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Netanyahu said this week that the tunnels were meant for use by Hezbollah fighters to infiltrate Israel from Lebanon and carry out attacks.
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Worse, he continued, terrorists like ISIS have exploited the refugee crisis to infiltrate Europe, using fake passports that are "virtually impossible" to detect.
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Given her interest in Palestinian activism outside of acting, he thought she'd be the perfect person to help them infiltrate the terrorist cell.
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He wanted to support women from a place of understanding, and the 16-tweet story that followed allowed him to successfully infiltrate #MeToo.
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Known to security researchers as the Carbanak group, the group used social engineering and phishing attacks to infiltrate businesses and steal financial data.
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We know for a fact that as computers get stronger and smaller and more people have technical ability, they will try to infiltrate.
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After successfully gaining access to the router, the hacker was able to infiltrate a captain's computer and steal a cache of sensitive documents.
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Grande's tattoos didn't infiltrate mainstream conversation until she started dating — and quickly broke up with — Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson in 2018.
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That memes will not just infiltrate but completely take over politics and then the world and, ultimately, lead to the demise of humanity?
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But it's up to us to harness a new language, or to "infiltrate the global boys' club," as Blanco so radically puts it.
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The malware was circulated by email; targets were sent an encrypted, compressed file that, once loaded, allowed the ransomware to infiltrate its targets.
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CNN has reported that the FBI saw intelligence last summer suggesting that Russian operatives tried to use Trump advisers to infiltrate the campaign.
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It wasn't long after the EU referendum and it was the first time I noticed how party politics had begun to infiltrate festivals.
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Russ Feingold's Senate campaign is accusing a GOP activist of trying to infiltrate its offices in an attempt to spy on the campaign.
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Naylor's "Relentless Strike" even hints that Delta might have women in its ranks to help infiltrate operators into foreign countries for reconnaissance missions.
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Jordan's security services also have a long history of trying to infiltrate Islamic militant groups, efforts that have yielded both success and failure.
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The company has had to apologize for numerous scandals, including peddling customer data like peanuts and allowing Russian trolls to infiltrate its platform.
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"Any police officer who wants to infiltrate us, best of luck; we're incredibly boring, and everything we do is completely legal," Aaron said.
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Security experts said the code had been intentionally altered, and Juniper said the change could have let hackers infiltrate networks and decrypt traffic.
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The ability to infiltrate just one device could give hackers, terrorists or rogue nations the keys to wreak havoc on large population centers.
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The spyware targeted iOS and Android devices and was designed to infiltrate the phones of users who clicked on a malicious link once.
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Rights groups say they may amount to war crimes, but the coalition has argued that the Houthi fighters infiltrate and endanger civilian areas.
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Iran could also serve as a gateway for Indian spies to infiltrate Pakistan, something some in Pakistan have already accused it of doing.
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MGMT were part of a very real new musical movement towards an alt-rock/synth-pop fusion that began to infiltrate the mainstream.
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Establishing a domestic terrorism crime alone will not provide new ways to infiltrate extremist groups or new mechanisms to identify would be attackers.
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Federal prosecutors say that Ms. Butina, 29, attempted to infiltrate political organizations and influence politicians while living in Washington on a student visa.
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In the first of several columns, he grades the tech giants' efforts to infiltrate entertainment, and the fears of cultural domination they've provoked.
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They could also infiltrate the malware into intranet computers when the military's closed internal network was mistakenly linked to the internet during maintenance.
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The alleged hackers would gain access to the servers of prominent news and human rights organizations and infiltrate it with pro-Assad propaganda.
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In 2004, two suicide bombers managed to infiltrate the zone, killing dozens of Americans and others at a cafe and a souvenir market.
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Mr. Coats said Russian and other actors were exploring vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and trying to infiltrate energy, water, nuclear and manufacturing sectors.
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Well, what it was about was trying to determine what the Russians were doing, were they trying to gain access, infiltrate political campaign.
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Hackers tried to infiltrate the World Health Organization, the latest in a string of cyberattacks aimed at health officials during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Teenage Anarchist Nova (villain name: Nightmare), who blames the Renegades and their governing Council for her parents' murder, goes undercover to infiltrate them.
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They also say it takes weeks for the virus to infiltrate a community and several more before people are sick enough to die.
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Starting with its title, "Bachata en Kingston" makes its fusion ambitions plain, part of the Dominican bachata's continuing bid to infiltrate global pop.
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This means there are plenty of opportunities for catfish to infiltrate the game, just like (you guessed it) on real social media apps.
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"The negative dudes, you cannot infiltrate the positive people," Maddon said, "because we are going to kick you out of there very quickly."
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That might be the whole point of this book, that there is the possibility for that kind of sensibility to infiltrate Middle America.
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"The only way to protect Islam was to infiltrate the state with our followers and seize all the institutions of government," he explained.
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Having served 25 years and two combat deployments to Iraq in the infantry, I've watched the societal impact of smartphones infiltrate the military.
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That never arose, so they decided to infiltrate the Sanctuary, and for some reason, Sasha charged in by herself so Rosita could live.
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In a lengthy statement released this week, Huawei accused the United States government of attempting to infiltrate its networks and harassing its employees.
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Their strategy was simple: infiltrate groups on both the left and the right to heighten rhetoric, and use bots to intensify our discord.
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The sooner law enforcement lays out this information, the better chance the US has of warding off foreign agents looking to infiltrate campaigns.
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There were spammy ads, and black hat actors were taking advantage of their ability to infiltrate the system and make a cheap buck.
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Prosecutors are aiming to detain 220006 Gulen followers, who they say cheated in a 2202 police superintendent promotion exam to infiltrate government positions.
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It is important to understand that there are terrorists and other bad actors who are seeking to infiltrate our homeland every single day.
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In one case, when government officials were not able to infiltrate the phone of a journalist, they targeted her 16-year-old son's.
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His investigation looked at how the FBI used informants to infiltrate organized crime, and he successfully prosecuted an FBI supervisor and a police lieutenant.
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During the first season, he disguised himself as a princess, wearing a dress and assuming she/her pronouns to infiltrate a princess boarding school.
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The service is the social giant's new effort to infiltrate businesses around the world, and to rival office apps like Slack and Microsoft's Yammer.
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Plus, prosecutors say that she offered sex in return for a job here in the United States and then, proceeded to infiltrate GOP circles.
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Though their methods and objectives vary, they all lean on leaked NSA hacking tool EternalBlue to infiltrate target computers and spread malware across networks.
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She is a accused of plotting with her former boss to infiltrate American political organizations, including the National Rifle Association, to promote Russia's agenda.
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That "shortcut" Refenes was referring to allowed hackers to infiltrate Super Meat World's database, screw everything up, and force Refenes to shut everything down.
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Finally, the Americans charged Russia with running "phishing" operations in an attempt to infiltrate systems at Westinghouse, a nuclear energy company based in Pittsburgh.
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If you swore off chunky sneakers in the '90s, brace yourself, because the trend is back, and has even started to infiltrate workout shoes.
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Visual artist Artem Tarkhanov is someone who, like M. C. Escher, or experimental filmmaker Peter Greenaway, is interested in how mathematics can infiltrate art.
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In August, researchers at Microsoft spotted suspected state-sponsored Russian hackers attacking desk phones, printers, and other office IoT devices to infiltrate corporate networks.
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In the first incident on Sunday, two men "attempted to infiltrate" into Israel from the southern Gaza Strip, the military said in a statement.
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The sequence is rapid: Bacteria infiltrate the liver within 20 hours and spread to the heart and other organs in less than 58 hours.
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While Russia has targeted Facebook, it has also conducted devastating cyberattacks around the world, and worked to infiltrate critical US infrastructure including power plants.
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What Silicon Valley can do about cyber threats Cyber security continues to infiltrate our daily news feeds and make headlines on a regular basis.
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They use AI, voice and machine learning to dominate further and even more broadly infiltrate our lives and impact our media and entertainment experiences.
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Moreover, although diners are quick to appreciate an all-American menu, KFC's pop culture iconography and branding have yet to infiltrate the public consciousness.
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The ISIS attacks continued in the area Saturday, with an attempt to infiltrate the town of Laylan, 260 kilometers (237 miles) southeast of Kirkuk.
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I can observe them and let them be, and not worry that they'll leak out through my ears and somehow infiltrate my everyday life.
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"They can infiltrate urban, rural areas, penetrate the ranks of a guerilla, and free hostages in either a friendly or enemy country," he said.
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It's no longer adequate to call the app a messenger, for it now enables myriad functions that infiltrate Chinese people's private and public lives.
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He knows there was ample evidence of Russian attempts to infiltrate the Trump campaign and that the FBI took lawful action to stop it.
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"Pay Blue Ivy to infiltrate, learn the language and report back to you," Drew says of Beyoncé and Jay Z's 5-year-old daughter.
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This affirmed a common Puritan narrative: that the devil wanted to infiltrate their community to destroy Christianity — and that witches were the devil's instruments.
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Fairfax Media and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported in June on a concerted campaign by China to "infiltrate" Australian politics to promote Chinese interests.
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This report focuses specifically on Russian efforts to infiltrate election infrastructure — that is, the actual systems that allow citizens to vote across the country.
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Lisa Gersh, the company's CEO, talked last year of Goop's intention to eventually infiltrate your wardrobe, but didn't go into details about a timeline.
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If Google is as noble as they argue they should develop software to infiltrate the Great Firewall and help people access 'no restriction' Google.
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When monkeys infiltrate human habitations, they find easy access to energy-rich foods, which is why they like staying close to humans, she said.
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As a bigoted demagogue with little fidelity to conservative principles, he was a third-party candidate who had somehow managed to infiltrate the GOP.
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The network, called the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, or SWIFT, has since been targeted by hackers trying to infiltrate other financial institutions.
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India accuses Pakistan of backing several anti-India militant groups and helping them infiltrate the Kashmir to stoke violence and carry out terrorist acts.
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Those are led by Tencent and Alibaba — both capable foes as Apple tries to infiltrate the world's largest smartphone market with its wallet replacement.
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The first phase was a relatively broad one ("over 1000 emails") and was aimed at finding random cracks through which the attackers could infiltrate.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming militants, and helping them infiltrate across the de facto border, called the Line of Control, dividing Kashmir.
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Reuters Greg Torode says rule of law is widely seen as one of the last institutions Beijing has yet to infiltrate in Hong Kong.
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Yet an investigation into Mrs Clinton's e-mails revealed a suspicion by State Department technicians that hackers had at least tried to infiltrate it.
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" A senior administration official told CNN that Fleitz "does not believe Muslims are trying to take over the US or infiltrate the US government.
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Ultimately, a diverse range of national security threats are tied together by the effortlessness of creating obfuscated ownership structures designed to infiltrate prosperous markets.
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" Yet Lee urged blacks to infiltrate the Republican Party and fight from within for "a free society, a sound fiscal policy and civil rights.
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The hackers were able to infiltrate Macs through a compromised version of the popular Transmission software used to transfer data through the BitTorrent network.
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The alleged spy stands accused of working to infiltrate the GOP and groups, like National Rifle Association, at the direction of a Russian leader.
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If a bad actor is able to access one network, it becomes easier for them to infiltrate any others linked to that original network.
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Khamenei, supporting the Guardian Council's strict vetting, has repeatedly warned that Iran's enemies have sought to use the elections to "infiltrate" its power structure.
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It's another strategy borrowed from Identity Evropa, which plotted to infiltrate chapters of MAGA-friendly student org Turning Point USA or the Young Republicans.
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" "Really it's a coup, it's spying," Trump told Fox News in an interview, adding that Strzok and Page, were "trying to infiltrate the administration.
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There's also a legal subplot that never quite takes off, in which an F.B.I. agent, Abe Gaines (Rockmond Dunbar), tries to infiltrate the group.
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Dimaio proceeds to map out a strategy to infiltrate the Society of the Banana and get one of the members to turn and testify.
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Despite what your beloved great-aunt believes, queer people weren't made in a lab in 1996 to piss her off and infiltrate the soaps.
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Their goal was to infiltrate dens of beer pong activity to collect balls being used in beer pong games (in exchange for unused balls).
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Google researchers have found a handful of hacked websites that were being quietly used to infiltrate iPhones for at least the past two years.
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He was instructed to make his way to Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia, infiltrate a restricted site and obtain a piece of authentic, useful intelligence.
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Ms. Butina was indicted on Tuesday on charges that she acted illegally as an agent of the Russian government, attempting to infiltrate Republican circles.
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Taken together, they make it harder for al-Qaeda, and now ISIS, to train, plot, organize, infiltrate, and otherwise carry out a terrorism spectacular.
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Experts say that designating far-right groups, like National Action, as terrorist organizations would give investigators additional tools needed to infiltrate foreign extremist networks.
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I don't remember exactly how Pokémon came to infiltrate every aspect of my life in the late 1990s, when I was in elementary school.
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The Israelis said they also exchanged fire with two gunmen across the fence and fired at two others who tried to infiltrate into Israel.
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Another Liberal candidate resigned after it was revealed that he had encouraged conservative Christians to "infiltrate" the party to keep gay people from power.
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The gallerists in Boyle Heights, like the other gallerists I encountered, seem unprepared to deal with their presence potentially changing the communities they infiltrate.
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With the help of his white partner, he was able to infiltrate the organization and work to bring down some of its local members.
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But the plot to infiltrate the cartel's communications was the first time prosecutors disclosed that they also employed high-tech cloak-and-dagger methods.
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Erik Prince, a sometimes unofficial advisor to President Trump, worked to recruit former spies to infiltrate left-wing organizations, The New York Times reported.
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Indeed, Mr. Messina had given birth to a tool that would infiltrate our vernacular, aggregate conversations and, yes, fill screens with unnecessary, meaningless garble.
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The next month his commander ordered him to infiltrate a tiny right-wing group known as the German Workers Party (Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, or DAP).
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And rooting people out from an online perspective is a very difficult thing for law enforcement, because you don't have a group to infiltrate.
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It's interesting that the Lazarus Group programmers either Googled this or saw the presentation about it at the Infiltrate conference in 2017 or something.
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Like many of his contemporaries, Mr. Caballero prefers a shorter soak, just long enough to infiltrate the seafood and slightly roughen its slippery texture.
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Iden and her pal Del Meeko are there on a secret mission to infiltrate the Imperial-held floating metropolis and cause some spoilerific trouble.
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Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat who is running for re-election, to reveal that Russian hackers tried unsuccessfully to infiltrate her Senate computer network.
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The Hoover-era FBI's campaign to harass civil rights activists and infiltrate antiwar groups in the 20153s and 1960s is still within living memory.
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Texts he received this year, ostensibly about the torture of prisoners, turned out to be the work of hackers trying to infiltrate his phone.
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As more of Epstein's enablers are uncovered, it's worth asking why it was so easy for him to infiltrate science in the first place.
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The company also expanded into New York City, where Mr. Ruckelshaus helped investigators infiltrate a Mafia-dominated carting conspiracy, leading prosecutors to obtain indictments.
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In June, Fairfax Media and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported on a concerted campaign by China to "infiltrate" Australian politics to promote Chinese interests.
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The company's founder, Alfred Knopf, was one of the first generation of Jews brash enough to infiltrate the stuffy Wasp citadel of book publishing.
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Fortnite is on the top of the list because it's one of the only games of the decade to truly infiltrate broader pop culture.
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In these so-called business email compromise schemes, attackers either infiltrate a legitimate email account from a company or create a realistic spoof account.
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Rosenstein has also tasked the DOJ's inspector general with looking into whether anyone attempted to inappropriately "infiltrate or surveil" Trump's team back in 2016.
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They will take over our jobs, infiltrate lives, and control our emotions and fates as easily as they control our traffic and taxis today.
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Such parity every year tends to infiltrate the tournament, minimizing the gap between mid-major darlings like Belmont and Big 10 behemoths like Maryland.
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The Jordanian border guards acted under rules of engagement to shoot and kill anyone seeking to infiltrate across 370-km (230-mile) border with Syria.
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"Social media is a way we've been able to infiltrate those markets very quickly with young people in particular living on social media," said Silver.
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Their only hope to get close to him is to infiltrate an upcoming conference in Rome — and Eve and Jess (Nina Sosanya) have a plan.
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Microorganisms such as plankton consume the stripped down remnants of the foam and, in turn, allow them to infiltrate food webs in ever-increasing concentrations.
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This offers a vertical dimension with which you can traverse the world, encouraging you to try out different ways to explore and infiltrate enemy encampments.
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Many of the folks who get out are actually sent by their regimes to infiltrate as the Turks do and their policies, if you will.
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"One of the things I love about CrossFit is the inclusive community," said Becca Kimball, who had been a member at CrossFit Infiltrate for years.
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Butina, a gun rights activist, sought to infiltrate conservative U.S. political groups and promote Russia's agenda around the time that Donald Trump rose to power.
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This theory wonders if Arya will kill Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) first, then use his face as a mask to infiltrate the Red Keep.
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But by night you are the leader of the Phantom Thieves, a ragtag troupe of idealistic teenagers that infiltrate a parallel reality called the Metaverse.
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Perhaps most tellingly, there is a subplot in Van Johnson about Russians who are trying to control the weather and infiltrate the US movie system.
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But the fictional Charlie is recruited by Israeli spies to infiltrate a dangerous Palestinian terrorist group in an effort to stop continued violence in Europe.
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Your goal is to infiltrate their headquarters, extract the Raw Data about their sinister scheme, and escape so you can expose them to the world.
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Located at the Baikonur Cosmodrome spaceport in Kazakhstan, the hanger that the group would have to infiltrate is abandoned but the base is still active.
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His role helps lead the mission as the Navy SEALS scour Eastern Europe and infiltrate hostile territory to track the mastermind behind a jihadist network.
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According to his email, Cernekee defended or minimized alt-right views as part of an attempt by extreme right-wing conservatives to infiltrate the company.
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Attack in France latest in ISIS war on Christianity Will American churches rely on secrecy and spycraft to infiltrate countries that aren't receptive to them?
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Israel says it uses lethal force to defend the frontier from militants trying to destroy its border fence and infiltrate under cover of the protests.
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The fact that it's such a complicated hodgepodge for years made experts optimistic that it would be difficult for a hostile actor to seriously infiltrate.
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Karski's mission during World War II was to infiltrate enemy lines, bear witness to atrocities, report the facts and urge world leaders to take action.
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What to watch: Whether the outside voices start to infiltrate Capitol Hill, giving the broader swaths of the GOP more incentive to take legislative action.
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Why it matters: Criticism over the companies' size, culture and overall influence in society is getting louder as they infiltrate every part of our lives.
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I think that's a smart way to use what we can call capitalism: I think it's more disruptive if you use it and infiltrate it.
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Ransomware draws substantially more attention to the tools used to infiltrate systems than other forms of hacking, and that attention often renders the techniques worthless.
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These wearables for construction workers are going to further infiltrate the construction industry next year, as they help report workplace safety and increase employee productivity.
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This so-called expedited screening process could be exploited by members of ISIS to infiltrate the U.S. and execute acts of terror on our soil.
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As a matter of policy, Tehran refuses to recognize dual citizenship, fearing that Western intelligence agencies recruit dual nationals in order to infiltrate the regime.
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To learn more about this new machine, Snake must infiltrate the transport, disguised as a tanker, as it makes its way down the Hudson River.
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It will be years before the big hair and Brooklyn fades of the Jersey Shore generation infiltrate our country's beach houses and gym locker rooms.
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The hacker did not use advanced technical means to infiltrate the accounts, instead using personal information gathered online to guess the answers to security questions.
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They assigned intel operatives to commit sting operations, and sent them to infiltrate the Trump campaign and transition team to lure them into compromising positions.
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The military said there had been "many attempts to infiltrate and breach the fence" that day, and warned Gazans not to try to breach it.
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In 2011, it was revealed that officer Mark Kennedy had gone undercover to infiltrate campaign groups including environmental activists on behalf of the Metropolitan Police.
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As Mr. Gohmert told it, radical Islamists were plotting to impregnate droves of young women, who would infiltrate the United States to give birth here.
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The higher-ups who assigned him to infiltrate the Invaders told him the group might pose a danger to the public, might be planning crimes.
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They use this power to infiltrate and spy on their enemies, so it stands to reason that the lady Carol is punching is a Skrull.
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"That is how hard, by the way, that the radical Muslims are trying to infiltrate the U.S. government," Mr. Hunter said at a campaign event.
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Privately comparing herself to a Soviet Cold War propagandist, she worked to infiltrate American organizations and establish "back channel" lines of communication with American politicians.
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Kirby Dick's Bleeding Edge explains that when commercial and consumer culture infiltrate the medical field, unproven and untested devices harm the lives of countless people.
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She admitted to acting "under the direction of" a Russian official in an attempt to infiltrate Republican political circles and influence US relations with Russia.
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" Investigators said in a statement that the Occhioneros had managed to infiltrate the accounts of more than 18,000 individuals, "allowing the massive theft of contents.
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There is no room in Mr. Slimane's Celine for the older models and the models of different sizes that have begun to infiltrate other shows.
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Cornyn on Tuesday blamed Intelligence officials under the Obama administration for not notifying Trump's campaign earlier that some Russians were trying to infiltrate Trump's orbit.
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A Russian national, Maria Butina, admitted last month to U.S. prosecutors that she had tried to infiltrate American conservative groups as an agent for Moscow.
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For decades, there was a carefully crafted campaign to infiltrate the black community with menthol cigarettes, in broad daylight with no oversight — and it worked.
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The discussion of Mueller's fate at the Justice Department comes as his team begins to infiltrate the inner group of President Trump's supporters and family.
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If some types of electronic waste aren't incinerated at a high enough temperature, dioxins, which can cause cancer and developmental problems, infiltrate the food supply.
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An investigation last month by The Young Turks identified a program called "Iron Fist," created to spy on civil rights protesters and infiltrate their ranks.
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We know that Russian national Maria Butina has pleaded guilty to trying to infiltrate the NRA to promote Russian interests, and that Torshin was her manager.
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And how did comedian Sacha Baron Cohen managed to infiltrate Congress and convince so many to support an absurd cause like arming 3-year-old children?
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Hone in on homeowners undergoing life changes One great place to seek out budding home sales in a neighborhood is to infiltrate their local parenting groups.
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He proceeded to hire the first black agent in FBI history to infiltrate the organization, create internal strife and report back to him on its activities.
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A Syrian military source said on state media the army had repelled "terrorists who sought to infiltrate in large numbers," killing tens and destroying their weaponry.
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She is accused of attempting to infiltrate multiple organizations in the U.S. at the direction of an unnamed senior Kremlin official in a years-long campaign.
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The company's potential partnership with Snap seems like a natural next step in its aggressive push to infiltrate and cash in on our every waking moment.
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The experience is framed as a training mission that will help recruits learn how to infiltrate the real Imperial headquarters to steal the Death Star plans.
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I think, for some reason, in all other areas of music, women have been able to infiltrate it more, but electronic music is extremely male-dominated.
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As ISIS loses the last stretches of its territory in Iraq and Syria, most analysts and policymakers focus on the group's attempts to infiltrate the West.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," he said.
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The game will feature a new mode called "Escape," in which a squad of players must infiltrate and plant a bomb inside a hive before ... escaping.
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Fentanyl demonstrates how synthetic drugs can go from obscure to tremendously dangerous in only a few years when they infiltrate illicit drug supplies, he pointed out.
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Soon, her responsibilities are promoted to that of a spy: her mission is to infiltrate the Right Club and target Mrs Scaife, an extreme anti-Semite.
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But because so many components are sourced from or assembled in China, it's far easier for Beijing than any other country to infiltrate without anyone noticing.
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I must have beaten the PC Gamer demo of Deus Ex a billion times, trying to find new ways to infiltrate a dystopian Statue of Liberty.
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The film looks like a twist on a '70s cop movie that turns it into a comedy about a black cop trying to infiltrate the KKK.
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In addition, recently obtained intelligence indicates that ISIS has stepped up efforts to infiltrate operatives into the UK to launch attacks there, an official told CNN.
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You need to know, the guidelines say if you are going to use an informant to infiltrate a political organization, you need a clear criminal predicate.
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The Finnish tabloid Iltalehti reports that Jani found a means to infiltrate Instagam's servers and delete text that any user has posted to accompany their photos.
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When school begins, Evan tries to infiltrate a "cooler" crowd as part of an effort to ensure that the "cool" crowd attends his upcoming Bar Mitzvah.
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"The Infiltrator" offers a gripping look at the life of a federal agent named Robert Mazur who went undercover to infiltrate the notorious Colombian drug cartel.
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The reality is that scooters, e-bikes and other modalities will continue to infiltrate our cities as urban planners move away from designs centered around automobiles.
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Ms. Katz is the author of TERRORIST HUNTER: The Extraordinary Story of a Woman who Went Undercover to Infiltrate the Radical Islamic Groups Operating in America.
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Trump's executive order is aimed at providing a thorough vetting of refugees to ensure that "radical Islamic terrorists" cannot infiltrate the U.S., according to the administration.
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And The Hill&aposs John Solomon unearth texts showing that former foreign spy Christopher Steele desperately trying to infiltrate and actually influence Mueller&aposs ongoing investigation.
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Karamba said its software protects cars based on their factory settings, blocking hacking attempts as they deviate from these settings and before they infiltrate the car.
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Through some Googling, Lee discovered the Unicode Consortium and found, to her delight, that she could infiltrate the group in exchange for a $75 membership fee.
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Their tales of heartache and suffering are dismissed as nothing but a ruse; their real aim, we are told, is to infiltrate and destroy Western society.
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If so, they are likely to become more entrenched, to infiltrate legitimate businesses and to wield more power over various levels of government and the police.
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This year, the announcement was framed a bit differently, as Huffman also took the opportunity to deliver some updates on Russian attempts to infiltrate the platform.
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To do it comprehensively, we'd have to send undercover agents into every major skin-care brand and infiltrate their laboratories, bank accounts, and archival institutional data.
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And in March of last year, NPR reported on a plot hatched via The Daily Stormer to infiltrate Black Twitter by pretending to be Black users.
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The report Winner leaked to The Intercept detailed Russian attempts to infiltrate state election systems as part of its efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Saturday the new limitations on fishing followed Palestinian attempts to infiltrate Israel and harm Israeli forces across the border.
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Ms. Friedlander noted that more unusual niches infiltrate the culture via public, professional displays before making their way into private homes, not the other way around.
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Varun Badhwar, the head of cybersecurity firm RedLock, said hackers actively search for doors that are already cracked open as they seek to infiltrate such systems.
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Uber hired several contractors that employed former CIA agents to help infiltrate its rivals' computers overseas, Jacobs said during questioning, as reported by the Associated Press.
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A secretive Islamic movement is trying to infiltrate the U.S. military by establishing and operating publicly-funded charter schools targeted toward children of American service personnel.
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This type of software is "too dangerous to create," Apple said, because it could give hackers and cyber spies a road map to infiltrate all iPhones.
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Hostile actors were able to infiltrate the private commercial email accounts of people with whom Clinton was in regular contact from her personal account, Comey said.
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"Health misinformation has started to infiltrate more mainstream," Dr. Brittany Seymour, a professor at Harvard University who studies health misinformation online, told NBC News in June.
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Mr. Adnani and other members of Al Qaeda in Iraq, especially those with Syrian roots, were arriving in Syria to try to infiltrate the Syrian opposition.
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"Infiltrators exploited our forces' preoccupation with preparations for the Falluja battle to infiltrate state institutions and cause chaos," a statement from the Joint Operations Command said.
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The union endorsed Barack Obama in 2008, a race where Clinton campaign staffers were accused of trying to infiltrate various casinos and resorts in Las Vegas.
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"We wanted to infiltrate that space of privilege," Hupfield told Hyperallergic in a phone call, saying they wanted to "subvert the power dynamic" of the museum.
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"We are concerned because most of the remaining fighters there are Iraqi, and that they could try and infiltrate (Iraq)," he told his weekly news conference.
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Butina pleaded guilty in federal court to attempting to infiltrate Republican political circles and influence US relations with Russia before and after the 2016 presidential election.
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Background reading: According to prosecutors, Ms. Butina used her stated interests — gun rights, President Trump and Russia — to infiltrate American organizations and establish connections with politicians.
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"The plankton samples in this series represent imperfection in terms of man-made microplastics being able to infiltrate a natural organism," Barker writes in Beyond Drifting.
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"There are about 230 persons ready to infiltrate from different parts of Kashmir," Ajit Kumar Doval, national security adviser to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, told reporters.
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These accomplishments at the elite level are inspiring, but perhaps the most heartening news came from CrossFit Infiltrate, the affiliate at the center of this controversy.
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"Ammar Campa-Najjar is working to infiltrate Congress," says the narrator of Mr. Hunter's ad, released on YouTube, in reference to the Democrat running against him.
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A headline with the article misstated the origin of information about Erik Prince's role in recruiting a former spy to help infiltrate a local teachers union.
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In a book published in 20163, Mr. O'Keefe wrote that Mr. Trump years earlier had encouraged him to infiltrate Columbia University and obtain Mr. Obama's records.
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However, she acknowledged, with recent reports that Chinese spies have been using chips to infiltrate American companies, there is greater urgency to protect American intellectual property.
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In fact, specters of slavery infiltrate our scarred nation, but especially so in the contemporary landscape of a city like Richmond, still dotted with colonial architecture.
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I could walk away from fights by giving security guards a rare word of kindness, or infiltrate an office by transparently playing on corporate lackeys' insecurities.
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It wasn't difficult to imagine the story being a vicious "joke" — or worse, an attempt to infiltrate mainstream SFF with prejudices aligned with right-wing politics.
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They've created a new class of employee whose mission is to infiltrate the crowds to help, entertain, instruct or simply distract from the tedium of waiting.
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However, the search giant did come under fire earlier this year when YouTube, its video site, allowed disturbing videos to infiltrate its official feeds for children.
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The "resistance" mostly is carried out through a sort of "good cop-bad cop" strategy of using political groups to infiltrate governments while arming militia groups.
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The story concerns a repressed, beautiful, tormented but decent hotel manager in Cairo named Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston), who gets recruited to infiltrate a criminal cartel.
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But then came the 21st-century twist: After a covert sting operation, the F.B.I. recruited Mr. Rodriguez to infiltrate the same communications systems he had built.
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"I don't think there's any question in the intel community or at DHS that Russians attempted to infiltrate and interfere with our electoral system," she said.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said.
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The tunnel construction — secretly detected by Israel some four years ago — was intended to infiltrate hundreds of Hezbollah fighters into Israel in the event of war.
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She spent much of that time answering questions about her time on the Trump campaign, when investigators believe Russians made multiple efforts to infiltrate Trump's circle.
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And if successful, it could allow hackers to infiltrate the lives of Tibetans in the diaspora and inside China, putting them and their contacts in danger.
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Anti-clerical and anti-royal, the Illuminati were closer to revolutionaries than world rulers, since they sought to infiltrate and upset powerful institutions like the monarchy.
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Cathcart also stressed that WhatsApp plans to hold the line against pressure from the US government to build ways to infiltrate WhatsApp encrypted messaging for law enforcement.
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In order to know how to ethically hack, you need to understand how these smooth criminals infiltrate seemingly secure sites — and this bundle can get you started.
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The government said says around 90% of the border is currently fenced, but they claim that there are still terrorists are still trying to infiltrate the country.
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The seven-acre site includes a permeable gravel motor court, which lets water infiltrate into the ground in a natural way instead of letting it run off.
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Hunter responded by attacking Campa-Najjar as a terrorist sympathizer and "national security risk," seeking to "infiltrate" US politics as part of a broader radical Muslim conspiracy.
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Jason Goodman, who runs the "Crowdsource the Truth" YouTube channel, last year labeled Gabriel "the latest double-talking charlatan to attempt to infiltrate the alternative media world."
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Originally presented as villains who steal people's shapes to infiltrate other cultures, the Skrulls were eventually revealed as refugees, desperately fleeing the persecution of the alien Kree.
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In Persona 5, the main cast are all members of a group called the Phantom Thieves, paranormal cat burglars who infiltrate the subconscious minds of evil-doers.
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Director Matt Johnson co-stars with Owen Williams; the two play CIA agents who are sent to infiltrate NASA and find a mole who's been leaking secrets.
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And now he's a bounty hunter, tracking down runaway slaves for the US Marshals Service and working to infiltrate the abolitionist group known as the Underground Airlines.
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Ranged against the city are Iranian-backed Shia militia, who some locals fear may infiltrate the Iraqi army -- the force supposed to be behind the main assault.
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Image:Screenshot/YouTubeYou probably know viruses as the demons behind your nasty cold, the not-quite-living monsters that infiltrate cells and plug in their own genetic material.
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Another documented paper trail shows Weinstein hiring ex-Israeli military spies to infiltrate her life, apparently to prevent her from going public with her accusations against him.
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That's in an interview with the BBC to promote the film, in which Radcliffe goes undercover as an FBI agent to infiltrate a gang of white supremacists.
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But from now on there will be no Kashmir exception, says Mr Khan, hinting that it may become harder for Pakistan-based militants to infiltrate Indian territory.
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Chances are high that basic AI will soon infiltrate everything from smartphones to virtual home assistants like Alexa and Google Home to, yes, AdTech platforms and tools.
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In both stories, it takes a native to properly infiltrate a cloistered, insular small town, and to be accepted at least far enough to investigate its mysteries.
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Mr. Putin has succeeded where his Soviet forefathers failed by leveraging money and cyberspace to subtly infiltrate and influence Americans while maintaining plausible deniability of their efforts.
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Warrior: NETFLIX ORIGINAL A war veteran plagued by guilt over his final mission teams up with his best friend's widow to infiltrate a dangerous Copenhagen biker gang.
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"This is what happens when Never Trump, low-energy, Jeb Bush staffers infiltrate Donald Trump's White House," one person present said of Ferre, a Bush campaign veteran.
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This morning, Good Morning America pulled a muscle while stuffing a tweet with the stilted meme-speak of an FBI agent trying to infiltrate a Hearthstone subreddit.
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As soon as his brush strokes began to clump into shapes, fidgeting, incipiently comical suggestions of people, places, things, relationships and feelings began to infiltrate his pictures.
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And in February, the head of Germany's domestic intelligence agency, Hans-Georg Maassen, warned that the Islamic State was using the wave of newcomers to infiltrate Europe.
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One official told CNN that ISIS is attempting to illegally infiltrate the gold mining industry in Niger to sell on the black market and finance world terrorism.
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The malicious chips were reportedly placed by the Chinese People's Liberation Army which was able to infiltrate the manufacturing process of a hardware company called Super Micro.
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As foodie culture continues to infiltrate everything from Netflix shows to social media, experiences surrounding food are also spiking in popularity in the travel and tourism sector.
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RELATED: Russians attempted to infiltrate three 2018 campaigns, Microsoft says Flynn still helping Former national security adviser Michael Flynn cut a plea deal with investigators last December.
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But you can imagine the risks to national security if foreign intelligence assets were indeed actively trying to infiltrate and influence presidential political campaigns or the administration.
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Mr. Jeffrey said it would have been hard for Gulen followers, as Islamists, to infiltrate the armed forces, which have been a stronghold of secularism in Turkey.
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Polarization between the two major parties is so profound that foreign actors have space to infiltrate and provide a candidate with useful assistance against a domestic opponent.
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Three years ago, a trusted Middle Eastern source told Orbis that a group of isis militants were using the flow of refugees from Syria to infiltrate Europe.
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Part of me thought I would have been perfectly fine with it, appreciating the pay-for-value proposition that now seemed to infiltrate every part of Disneyland.
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The first claims that increased competition in the United States tech industry would open up space for Chinese companies like Alibaba or Tikor to infiltrate our markets.
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The series of attacks since March has prompted worries that terrorists are seeking to attack, infiltrate or sabotage nuclear installations or to obtain nuclear or radioactive material.
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Israel says it has no choice but to use deadly force at the protests to defend the frontier from militants trying to destroy the barrier and infiltrate.
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This type of software is "too dangerous to create," the company said, because it could give hackers and cyber spies a road map to infiltrate all iPhones.
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The malicious chips were reportedly placed by the Chinese People's Liberation Army, which was able to infiltrate the manufacturing process of a hardware company called Super Micro.
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" From Rosenstein himself: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action.
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Now the U.S., India and Australia have joined Japan in its apprehension about China's widening influence, in part because China is starting to infiltrate their own neighborhoods.
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It's such an unwelcome and unwanted, nasty comment, but it does — even if you try not to let it — it does kind of infiltrate how you feel.
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Bentel said he sees this, in part, as a critique of both the art world and the way companies look for ways to infiltrate our daily lives.
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But when news of a bank heist made national headlines, vexing police officials, the department asked Goodwin to pose as a maid and infiltrate a seedy boardinghouse.
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Prince, in one instance, helped recruit a former member of M16, UK's Secret Service organization, to infiltrate the American Federation of Teachers, the New York Times reported.
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DESTROYER Nicole Kidman puts in an uncharacteristically dark turn as a Southern California detective who returns to investigating the gang she went undercover to infiltrate years earlier.
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Just as a number of Lewis Carroll's invented words have entered our vocabulary, some of the scientific phrases I was hearing will undoubtedly infiltrate my future lexicon.
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The prosecution has, as well, sought to screen any non-Americans on Mr. Guzmán's legal team, concerned that a spy for the cartel might infiltrate his defense.
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The spyware equipment Mr. Martinelli is accused of using, Pegasus, uses malicious links in misleading text messages to infiltrate cellphones to monitor emails, contacts and text messages.
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It said it fired toward a Palestinian who was attempting to infiltrate Israeli territory, but the incident appeared to be unrelated to the death of the teenager.
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The leak exposed Iran's vast influence in Iraq, detailing the painstaking efforts of Iranian spies to co-opt Iraqi leaders and infiltrate every aspect of political life.
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As part of her plea, she admitted to attempting to infiltrate Republican political circles and influence US relations with Russia before and after the 2016 presidential election.
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As hacks become more sophisticated, they manage to infiltrate the top tiers of companies, forcing their hands into buying the unregulated currency and using it for ransom.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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"The government is happy if religious groups make contributions but is wary that they will use charity to expand their base and infiltrate society," Ms. McCarthy said.
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The Shabab have also been able to infiltrate federal institutions — they claimed to have recruited a government employee to kill Mogadishu's mayor, Abdirahman Omar Osman, in July.
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Bellovin, the Columbia professor, said that Iran hackers likely wouldn't be able to infiltrate tough targets like the NSA, CIA or tech giants like Google and Amazon.
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"As far as malicious actors are concerned, if the actors are motivated to infiltrate the Buttigieg campaign I don't think this really moves the needle," he said.
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Likewise, while cyberattacks may successfully infiltrate our systems, the 'Darktrace enterprise immune system' ensures that they do not lurk unnoticed and stops it at the earliest stage.
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It patrols the waters to stop arms from being smuggled into the enclave and to stop militants trying to attack or infiltrate its territory from the sea.
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The writer and director, Kenneth Lonergan, has a sure hand with actors and a fine ear for the little jokes that infiltrate even the most somber moments.
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Former Georgian soldiers recounted to McClatchy how he was able to infiltrate enemy positions and helped stage a daring ambush that wounded a high -ranking Russian commander.
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I've had other meals in Gippsland that signal change, hinting that the creep of gourmet aspirations will eventually infiltrate every last one of even the teeniest towns.
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They can infiltrate your head, imitate voices, throw creepy shadows, even whip up the wind, but they don't seem able to break down doors or open windows.
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Breitbart chairman and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon once hoped to infiltrate Facebook's hiring process to obtain information on the company, according to a new report from BuzzFeed.
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In Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire, groups of four participants will assume the role of Rebels going undercover to infiltrate an Imperial base and steal critical intelligence.
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That's why people like me and others in the industry are trying to infiltrate it and then talk about our identities so we can change these bigger corporations.
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You become a niche model and I have been trying to avoid that just so I can infiltrate the cis, binary fashion industry as much as I can.
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Dan Mendoza, a former CrossFit Infiltrate member, told FOX 59 he reached out to the gym to try and get clarification of its position on the pride event.
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"Some want to give us it for free, so the Cuban people can communicate, but their real purpose is to infiltrate us ... to destroy the revolution," he warned.
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The story focuses on a group of ambitious young CIA agents who infiltrate NASA under the guise of a documentary crew in order to uncover a Russian mole.
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Butina pleaded guilty in federal court in December to attempting to infiltrate Republican political circles and influence US relations with Russia before and after the 2016 presidential election.
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The characters not only have goals in every episode — infiltrate this secret lab; find the monstrous villain they know only as Whispers, who's pursuing the eight protagonists; etc.
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This isn't a new trend — we've seen slip dresses slowly, but surely, infiltrate every fast-fashion and contemporary brand's New Arrivals pages over the last year or so.
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The red-headed Russian is accused of conspiring to infiltrate U.S. political organizations — possibly including the National Rifle Association — at the direction of an unnamed senior Kremlin official.
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Lt General Ranbir Singh told reporters the strikes were launched on Wednesday based on "very specific and credible information that some terrorist units had positioned themselves to infiltrate".
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The conspiracy in the case allegedly involved efforts to infiltrate the National Rifle Association gun rights lobbying group, whose members include Butina's boyfriend, longtime Republican operative Paul Erickson.
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But as the Times notes, there is no evidence that the informant was a secret spy sent to infiltrate the Trump campaign, as Trump and his allies claim.
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It was my duty as an independent woman (#feminism) to break social constructs, infiltrate the clubhouse, and discover exactly what goes down at a couples' cupcake-baking class.
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I'm not an expert on everything, but in food I can tell you, we've shown now many times that we are able to infiltrate ourselves in the system.
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A good example is the powerful and sophisticated Stuxnet virus, a weaponized worm developed by the US and Israeli military to infiltrate and target Iranian nuclear power plants.
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He's still resisting it (with the "spirit of healing"), but he has agreed to make some changes that should lessen The_Donald's ability to infiltrate Reddit as a whole.
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Instead, it is a significant, be it flawed, step forward in an emerging medium that will eventually infiltrate the way we all engage with, discover and consume media.
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Just two months ago, Russian hackers were able to infiltrate the DNC, which led to plenty of embarrassing moments in the run-up to the Democratic National Convention.
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The files said the CIA had also developed many tools to infiltrate mobile phones, computers and even smart televisions running operating systems from Microsoft, Google, Apple and Samsung.
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"Iranian secret services try to infiltrate this [smuggling] traffic rather than fight it," says Bernard Hourcade, a researcher focused on Iran at France's National Center for Scientific Research.
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The researchers were able to infiltrate a Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy phones, an LG Sports Watch, and a car audio system by attacking Bluetooth, according to the report.
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Israel has rejected accusations of unlawful use of lethal force, alleging that Hamas has used the protests as cover to carry out attacks and infiltrate into its territory.
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He alludes to cases of vandalism, death threats, and briefly mentions a law enforcement plant that tried to infiltrate and entrap the mosque—but declines to provide details.
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So spookily does Mr Gordon-Levitt inhabit Edward Snowden's v-neck t-shirts, imitate his voice, infiltrate his mannerisms, that he crosses the line from acting to impersonation.
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The story of a leaked NSA report detailing Russia's alleged attempts to infiltrate US voting infrastructure ahead of the 53 presidential election just took a sharply unexpected turn.
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The use of natural materials in these pieces constitutes a double indexical trace: they both coat the surface and infiltrate the substrate, altering the form of the piece.
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"Email is an incredibly easy way for an attacker to interact with potential victims, posing as a trusted brand to infiltrate devices and eventually your networks," she said.
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Peters noted that the sheer size of the defense industrial base — a network of hundreds of thousands of companies and suppliers — increases opportunities for adversaries to infiltrate it.
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It seems, however, that the actress's insatiable search for fresh challenges is beginning to infiltrate a few other aspects of her life outside of her wardrobe and career.
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Interestingly, the existing mass data collection programs across the world have been long surrounded by secrecy regarding their very existence and the governments' capabilities to infiltrate information networks.
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"We've concluded that there was no indication any of the three sailors had intended to infiltrate," the official said, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Instead, we see him trying in progressively creepy ways to infiltrate the life of his ex-girlfriend, Sara Crennel, including working as a houseboy for her ailing grandfather.
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The newspaper said Su and others had admitted to using job applications to "infiltrate" factories across the country to provide pictures of production to foreign organizations since 2010.
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Mueller charged 11 of the intelligence officers — all members of Russia's military intelligence agency the GRU — with conspiring to infiltrate the DNC and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee networks.
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Frequently, they would ask for login details, then use that information to infiltrate Twitter accounts — like the AP, and later, a recruiting site for the U.S. Marine Corps.
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The group has also conducted a years-long campaign to infiltrate U.S. government networks, including the Executive Office of the President, according to Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors.
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His arrest comes just weeks after Russian Maria Butina pleaded guilty to trying to infiltrate GOP political circles and influence US relations with Russia before the 2016 election.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Warplanes of a Saudi-led coalition bombed Houthi fighters from Yemen seeking to infiltrate Saudi Arabia on Saturday, killing tens of Houthi militiamen, security sources said.
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It's a segment that may become more common as tech continues to infiltrate every crevice of society, and perhaps where the next wave of organizing will take place.
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It is not uncommon for Islamic State fighters to withdraw quickly from a place only to leave behind sleeper cell, infiltrate back in or launch harassing attacks later.
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This installment, based on "Dragonfly in Amber" by Diana Gabaldon, finds Claire and Jamie as they try to infiltrate the Jacobite rebellion and prevent the battle of Culloden.
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Hailing from crude message boards, relics of an online beforetime, hordes of white people blacken up their social media profiles in order to infiltrate online discussions about justice.
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According to State emails, Abedin's computer would have required a FOB-generated password to access it, significantly reducing the likelihood a hacker could actually infiltrate her virtual desktop.
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Jean was a political scientist who pioneered the study of the right wing before the internet would actually go and infiltrate right-wing meetings and conventions and conferences.
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The 0003 video game Wolfenstein: The New Order borrows heavily from Dick's work in terms of narrative and features an entire level where you infiltrate a moon base.
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Disrupting incumbents like YouTube's grip on viewers might take years, but Jumprope sees its guide creation and export tool as a way to infiltrate and steal their users.
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But the balance between the two types of trees tends to fall apart when livestock infiltrate these forests, because they gravitate toward eating grasses and the deciduous seedlings.
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"The C.H.P. candidate's entire rhetoric is built upon lies and taqiya," Mr. Erdogan said, referring to strategic deception employed by certain Islamic sects to infiltrate and target institutions.
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"It is part of a war plan, I would say," he added, referring to Hezbollah's suggestions that its fighters would try to infiltrate Israel in a future conflict.
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"We need this capacity to infiltrate networks and we need new cybercrime laws for the department to properly carry out its mission," Sokpiseth told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He had stolen thousands of pages of sensitive documents, the article claimed, at the behest of the State Department, in order to infiltrate and overthrow the Islamic Republic.
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In short: The analysis contends that Crown Prince Mohammed sent Bezos a video file that, regardless of him clicking on the file, enabled Pegasus to infiltrate Bezos' iPhone.
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He had also looked to infiltrate the security company that was hired by a synagogue in hopes of learning the schedule and layout of the place of worship.
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The next year, Germany's domestic intelligence agency accused China of using LinkedIn and other social media sites to infiltrate the government in Berlin, a charge that Beijing denied.
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But the relaunch did little to quell the negativity, and trolls had recently found a way to infiltrate the app to impersonate Renner and others to harass fans.
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Corman, who was at the conference, noted that the hackers required physical access to actually infiltrate the machines and, once hacked, the machines showed signs they were hacked.
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It has said the intruder used a vendor's user name and password to infiltrate its computer network, and used custom-built malware to access shoppers' payment card information.
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McAfee said it found that the North Korean hackers have tried to infiltrate nearly 80 business in critical sectors like finance, telecommunications, energy and defense around the world.
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The Israeli military said rioters had sabotaged security infrastructure, tried to infiltrate Israel and hurled more than 100 grenades and explosive devices toward the fence and Israeli soldiers.
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The roots of the government's case date back to 2005, when undercover agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives set out to infiltrate the Mongols.
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In Washington, Huawei is treated like a grave security risk over concerns that Chinese intelligence agencies could use the company's technology to infiltrate the systems of foreign customers.
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It also creates Europe as a desirable location that those who have no agency and have done little to better themselves attempt to infiltrate – much to Europe's chagrin.
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In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, we and Cap saw how easy it was for Hydra to infiltrate S.H.I.E.L.D. and use the government organization to do its bidding.
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Officials fear far-right and far-left groups plan to infiltrate the yellow vests movement, a popular rebellion against diesel tax hikes and the high cost of living.
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Rush Limbaugh earlier today pointing out, rightly so, that if the FBI is so worried about Russia, Russia, trying to infiltrate the Trump campaign, they should have warned him.
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The novel follows a young woman determined to infiltrate the world of a high-society wife — all so she can steal her husband and her well-to-do lifestyle.
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APT10 has a habit of targeting Managed Service Providers (MSPs)—companies that remotely provide tech products to clients—and then using that privileged access to infiltrate their ultimate targets.
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He said the people would become lackadaisical, they would not be vigilant, the government would grow, it will infiltrate every part of their lives, and it will take over.
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The indictment also details how the PLA team allegedly set up 34 servers across 20 countries to infiltrate Equifax, making it difficult to pinpoint them as a potential problem.
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The first film deals with the two families: the impoverished Kims, who plan to infiltrate the wealthy Parks by each posing as a tutor, a driver, and a housekeeper.
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Maria Butina, the Russian operative who used her NRA activism to illegally infiltrate conservative political circles, was sentenced to 18 months in prison by a federal judge on Friday.
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Awad's debut novel, a series of vignettes all centered on a woman named Lizzie, examines how fear of other people's perceptions can infiltrate every aspect of a person's life.
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Others surmise that he was a special agent assigned to work undercover at Lodi High School in an effort to infiltrate an alleged drug smuggling operation within the school.
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The initial Bloomberg report alleged that Chinese spies were able to infiltrate critical tech infrastructure belonging to companies like Apple and Amazon by injecting tiny microchips inside Supermicro servers.
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It's still a gamble, and there's a chance that audiences will tire fast of having the alt-right infiltrate their day-to-day even more than it already does.
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That's because some of the lipstick trends about to infiltrate the red carpet, Instagram, and our morning commute require a hazy, imperfect finish, according to makeup artist Robert Sesnek.
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From the right, it seems outrageous that the Obama administration would use a secret informant who&aposs had past dealings with the CIA to infiltrate an opposing presidential campaign.
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During a debate about whether or not it was useful for ambitious, intellectual feminists to attempt to infiltrate and change what Gould called "elite cultural arbiter institutions," Casey snorted.
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At a time when weekend daytime parties were prominent in New York City's social scene, Benitez noticed that the trend had yet to infiltrate his neighborhood in upper Manhattan.
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As previously mentioned, V has to infiltrate the base of a gang called the Animals, who are guarding a surveillance van that could spell trouble for Night City's underworld.
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In the fall of 1978, there were two Ron Stallworths involved in an undercover operation to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan on behalf of the Colorado Springs Police Department.
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According to court documents, Butina is accused of conspiring to infiltrate U.S. political organizations — possibly including the National Rifle Association — at the direction of an unnamed senior Kremlin official.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI gathered intelligence last summer that suggests Russian operatives tried to use Trump advisers, including Carter Page, to infiltrate the Trump campaign, according to US officials.
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While she's not super into making a career turn into acting, there is one side of Hollywood she'd like to infiltrate ... and she'd be damn good at it too.
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In a 28 page document, Mueller's team detailed how Russia's GRU operatives used spear-phishing attacks through malware to infiltrate the Clinton campaign and gain access to internal communications.
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"We worry that these people infiltrate and indoctrinate our children," said Kouna resident Madou Touléma, 2000, clearing weeds with his teenage son, shin-deep in their flooded rice field.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accuses Gulen of orchestrating the failed putsch and harnessing an extensive network of schools, charities and businesses in Turkey and abroad to infiltrate state institutions.
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PM20133 refers to tiny particles that are 2.5 micrometers or less in diameter—small enough to penetrate deep into the circulatory system and potentially infiltrate the central nervous system.
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"The idea that someone or a group of individuals might use hair weave in an attempt to infiltrate Black social media networks is not too far off," says Thompson.
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Photographs of her 19853 performance, Mlle Bourgeoise Noire Goes to the New Museum, show O'Grady strutting down an empty corridor, on her way to infiltrate another exclusive art space.
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U.S. officials told the news network that the Russian government attempted to use advisers, including Carter Page, in their strategy to infiltrate Trump's political team during the campaign season.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said in the statement.
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So it's no surprise that the DNC hack, or the spearphishing that allowed hackers to infiltrate the email account of Clinton campaign chair John Podesta, was done by Russians.
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But hackers could potentially infiltrate other internet-facing electoral systems, like voter registration databases or secretary of state websites, where a lot of unofficial election reports are first published.
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Russia expert Casey Michel explained on Thursday that the indictment of Russian citizen Maria Butina this week sheds light on a larger effort from Moscow to infiltrate U.S. politics.
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When her fans infiltrate the mentions of someone who has dared to say something bad about Minaj, a favorite strategy is to accuse the critic of not supporting women.
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Her quest soon leads her arrested, but she's released under the watchful eye of a handsome soldier, who plans to follow her and infiltrate the House of Flying Daggers.
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In other states hackers attempted to infiltrate systems and failed, but in a small selection of states, with only Illinois confirmed so far, the election systems were compromised successfully.
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The so-called Google dorking process allows hackers to track down computer systems that are easy to infiltrate, often due to an older operating system or outdated security features.
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Millions of people signed up to storm Area 51 after a viral Facebook event called for a flash mob to infiltrate the top-secret American military airbase in Nevada.
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Whelan's arrest came 15 days after alleged Russian spy Maria Butina pleaded guilty in US federal court to trying to infiltrate political circles and influence US relations with Russia.
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It's not difficult to imagine cyberattacks with dire real-world consequences if hackers infiltrate the power grid, compromise an oil refinery, or take over the air traffic control system.
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Mr. Trump also touched off an uproar during the Democratic National Convention last week when he said in a news conference that he hoped Russian hackers would infiltrate Mrs.
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A spokesman for Israel's border police said that troops had shot a Palestinian who tried to infiltrate into Israel by scaling the fence and the incident was being investigated.
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"Large, sophisticated companies like Marriott are not blind to the risks posed by cyber criminals, who are constantly attempting to infiltrate corporations that store sensitive consumer information," he said.
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I'm really not into breaking down the play-by-play of how they infiltrate and ninja-tactic their way through this compound, but here's what you need to know.
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It's what makes West Coast rap decorated with G-funk special, what helped Atlanta's trap infiltrate the mainstream, and makes Chicago's drill an extension of a city in crisis.
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She interviewed Tina Gorjanc, the designer behind the Pure Human Project, about how biotech can infiltrate the luxury goods market, and expose legislative loopholes that protect human genetic information.
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Johnson has been especially vocal on the refugee issue, telling CBS News in September that he believes the Islamic State is trying to infiltrate North America through refugee programs.
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Why it matters: Although a relatively new trend, these fileless attacks are 10 times more likely to infiltrate security systems successfully than attacks with files, per the Ponemon Institute.
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One October 2018 indictment accused two Chinese intelligence officers of attempting to hack and infiltrate private companies over the course of five years in an attempt to steal technology.
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That season introduced Martin as a naïve border guard, recruited by his aunt Lenora (Maria Schrader), a cynical, formidable intelligence operative, to infiltrate the West German military in 1983.
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Imagine if Nellie Bly had to infiltrate the same asylum over and over again, with each investigation prompting a single incremental change, like the removal of one abusive nurse.
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His mission: infiltrate a notorious Islamic State lair in Tarmiya, a town near the intersection of two highways that was a hub for suicide bombers heading to the capital.
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Later, the military said that Palestinians threw Molotov cocktails at soldiers and that it had thwarted a shooting attack in northern Gaza and an attempt to infiltrate the border.
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BEIJING — German's domestic intelligence agency has accused China of using LinkedIn and other social media sites to infiltrate the German government, a charge that the Chinese government promptly denied.
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To United States officials, he is the secretive mastermind behind a company that is extending the Chinese government's ability to infiltrate computer systems and data networks around the world.
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Coalition-backed forces said in a report on Wednesday that they had foiled an attempt by Houthi fighters to infiltrate Hodeidah and the al-Duraihmi area to its south.
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Erik Prince, a security contractor with close ties to the Trump administration, recruited former spies to infiltrate various Democratic organizations — including a congressional campaign — multiple documents and interviews revealed.
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Olympic Games are often targets of cyberattacks and before the opening, the United States Department of Homeland Security warned Americans that cybercriminals would likely try to infiltrate the Games.
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In the specific kind of T cells that HIV uses to infiltrate the immune system, the broken version of CCR5 was present in only about 2 percent of them.
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The posters and advertising alluded to public anger over the actions, over several years, of undercover detectives who used sexual relationships to infiltrate environmental and social justice advocacy groups.
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Officials acknowledged the digital intruders were able to infiltrate the OPM networks using pilfered login credentials from an employee at KeyPoint Government Solutions, the government's main background check contractor.
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After the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, Iran-backed Shiite forces began to infiltrate and co-opt the new government, enabling Tehran to exert substantial influence in Baghdad.
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As hacks become more sophisticated, they manage to infiltrate the top tiers of companies, forcing their hands into buying the unregulated currency and using it for ransom, Mokady said.
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These groups, according to local officials, are recruited and trained by the intelligence agency, but dress as Taliban and infiltrate into Taliban-controlled areas to fight behind their lines.
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The hundreds of accounts were operated by individuals in Vietnam and the U.S., many of whom used artificial intelligence to generate profiles to infiltrate groups and dodge Facebook enforcement.
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"We have units behind the border, including artillery, ready to deal with any attempts by terrorist elements to infiltrate ... there is also aerial surveillance," Brigadier General Yehia Rasool said.
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For example, parking lots and pavement can now be built to infiltrate water directly through the ground, instead of shunting rain straight into the sewers for expensive stormwater treatment.
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We must disrupt Russian efforts to co-opt disgruntled minorities and to infiltrate Moscow's agents and messages among them freely, even as we prepare to stop Russian armored columns.
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It was organized by Maria Butina , who was recently sentenced to eighteen months in prison for conspiracy, after attempting to infiltrate the N.R.A. on behalf of the Russian government.
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Abdul Raziq, the police chief of Kandahar, said that the explosion killed six police officers and wounded three, but that the militants had been unable to infiltrate the compound.
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A former detective (Bruce Khan) goes undercover as a death-row convict to infiltrate a remote prison island and avenge his family's murder in this South Korean action flick.
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The hundreds of accounts were operated by individuals in Vietnam and the U.S., many of whom used artificial intelligence to generate profiles to infiltrate groups and dodge Facebook enforcement.
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As Uber continues to force taxi drivers out of business, he teams up with a few disgruntled cabbies to infiltrate the network and take it down from the inside.
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We could have protagonist Elliot (Rami Malek) infiltrate a secret Evil Corp lab that's working on drones or killer androids, saving the day by hacking them to destroy themselves?
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Until then, the Timberwolves are an independent record label that bet the farm on an incoherent Soundcloud rapper who isn't gregarious, seductive, or talented enough to infiltrate the mainstream.
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Applications run our critical infrastructure and our businesses, and as such they are a primary target for those looking to infiltrate businesses, critical infrastructure, personal devices and federal systems.
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As you explore the the pseudo-natural landscape, sounds of running rivers and crumpled leaves infiltrate the environment, further breaking down the boundaries between authentic nature and VR's natural world.
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