First, there are four italicized clues, each linked to another entry — these are at 28A (linking to 287A), 286A (linking to 265A), 265A (linking to 287A) and 221D (linking to 333A).
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There's no one else out there linking to the kinds of hard-hitting journalism that HuffPo is linking to every single day… And you don't pay them – it's a great business model.
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Good prank, good cause, look at me linking to it.
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We're not linking to other people in the Marvel universe.
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But we're just linking to this one here because it's handy.
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The app supports linking to your Disney Movies Anywhere account, too.
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"Mama's in @caliabycarrie ," she clarified, linking to her line of activewear.
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Internet search engines drive added traffic by linking to infringing content.
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"Dude, just stop," Amash tweeted, linking to a tweet from Trump.
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Lisa Murkowski tweeted, linking to a news story on the guns.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) tweeted today, linking to the Times story.
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You would list a group of people you were linking to.
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That's what CAISO is trying to do, linking to surrounding Western states.
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He makes money off the national site by linking to recommended services.
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"This is ridiculous," Trump tweeted, linking to an article about the controversy.
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We're following the latest developments and linking to our detailed coverage here.
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"We appreciate you," Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda tweeted, linking to JAY-Z's performance.
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The first tweet linking to the story was posted just after 163 p.m.
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After January, Google could decide that linking to news sites is too costly.
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"Epik allows lawful free speech," he said linking to Epik's statement on Gab.
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Facebook also prohibited 18 percent of national park ads linking to government websites.
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Island users can authenticate their profiles by linking to their social media accounts.
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The tweet linking to the video received more than 14,000 re-tweets Monday.
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The TV app uses deep-linking to go straight to the live stream.
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Or some dodgy app that you can't even remember linking to your account.
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"This scares the shit out of me," he wrote, linking to this article.
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On the r/exmormon subreddit, a post linking to an article published Sept.
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"Make champagne popsicles this #MemorialDay," the tweet read, linking to a section on IvankaTrump.
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Delingpole cited Milloy exclusively and extensively, linking to Milloy's "fact sheet" on air pollution.
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As she confirmed in a tweet linking to an ABC News report on it.
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Multiple Twitter users lashed out at Stratcom for linking to the Breitbart News article.
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So Facebook won't be hosting your sensitive PowerPoints and PDFs, just linking to them.
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"More of Disney's @jimmykimmel being Harvey Weinstein Jr.," Hannity tweeted, linking to the video.
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Accounts posted hundreds of tweets linking to the website over the last few hours.
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Yes, I'm linking to my own article — but I'm getting it over with quickly!
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This directly interferes with the possibility to link to content on the internet because of course if you're linking to something you want the link to be meaningful, and at the very least to include the title of the article you're linking to.
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Daring Fireball's John Gruber similarly held back no punches when linking to the Journal's story.
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She tweeted again, saying "This is heart shattering," and linking to a piece by Vulture.
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" Linking to The Hill's story, Clinton fired back at the racial slurs on Twitter: "Mr.
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"Instant Karma!" and "#ThisIsNotAJoke," national newspaper Milenio tweeted, linking to its coverage of the crime.
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Eastern time by paraphrasing comments and linking to responses to help students' understanding go deeper.
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Vacayo has since used that coverage, including linking to it on Facebook, to solicit customers.
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I'll start linking to those when we catch up to that part of the story.
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If you are linking to other sources, aim to reflect a diverse collection of viewpoints.
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Crimea already has a power line linking to Russia's Taman peninsula across the Black Sea.
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"It's been real, dudes," the post linking to the manifesto read, apparently addressing the community.
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Other websites are also linking to this page, and we suggest you visit it, too.
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The bad Spanish-language version compounded the problem by linking to the troublesome English version.
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Eastern Time by paraphrasing comments and linking to responses to help students' understanding go deeper.
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"At @BlackToTheFutu28503, we're all in for @ewarren," she posted, linking to an interview with Axios.
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"Your move," Clinton campaign aide Ian Sams said on Twitter, linking to the Democratic nominee's returns.
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That's because it works by binding to DNA, cross-linking to strands and preventing cell duplication.
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Most of the people who are writing these newsletters are linking to things on the web.
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Nadella ends his note by linking to a post by Microsoft's chief legal officer, Brad Smith.
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"#Amberroseslutwalk," she wrote with the image on Twitter, linking to the official site of the event.
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Short snippets of Damore's screed appear in bold, parts of it highlighted, linking to Sampat's Vignettes.
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Transfers will simply happen faster because the banks are finally linking to each other, executives said.
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Images of the knives are posted with captions linking to websites where they can be bought.
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Linking to a checking or savings account at another bank takes just a few minutes more.
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You'll have to open the Foursquare app using deep linking to see tips or the menu.
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Searching "election results" on Monday showed users a story linking to incorrect election results favoring Trump.
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Dr. Reich speculated that growing populations of farmers began linking to one another via trade networks.
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YouTube is also linking to the W.H.O. on the top of search results for the coronavirus.
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"The Clinton's are the real predators..." Trump wrote in a tweet linking to an Instagram video.
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" Still, Shelton told POLITICO that it's "premature to talk about international agreements or linking to gold.
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Bubbles of texts, linking to boxes, pointing to arrows are not very easy on the eye.
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Clinton tweeted his praise, writing, "This is leadership" and linking to Lewis' tweet about the sit-in.
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He repeated the allegation in a tweet, linking to a video that claimed to show the man.
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As the unfounded theory began gaining steam, Donald Trump Jr. liked a tweet linking to the post.
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"No child should go hungry at school—period," he wrote, linking to another article about Cherry Hill.
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Many conservative publications have huge mailing lists that they use to send emails linking to their stories.
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It began linking to data from politicians later that month, with its last post on December 28th.
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"I want to encourage you to read their page on bisexuality," Rush tweeted, linking to their website.
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" FR: "You can do a gif set of a video instead of actually linking to the video.
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A Facebook spokeswoman says Christopher Cantwell's page and a page linking to his podcast have been removed.
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This is is from Blessed Paul VI's encyclical "Populorum Progressio," he tweeted Thursday, linking to the passage.
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Journalists should try harder to expose the peddlers of fake footage, rather than mindlessly linking to it.
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Before taking you there, however, it will ask if you trust the webpage you are linking to.
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Facebook did not respond to questions about whether it had taken down posts linking to the site.
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"Progress on repeal & replace: Major insurer supportive," Kellyanne Conway tweeted, linking to Politico's story about the letter.
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If you're here because we mentioned linking to a certain story in the show notes, that's here.
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"Heather Heyer was a fat, disgusting Communist," Kessler wrote, linking to the Neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer.
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" The Clinton campaign tweeted Friday that Epshteyn's comments are false, linking to a Politifact report about the Foundation. ".
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You can also disable search engines outside Facebook from linking to your profile, which is a smart move.
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Again, people were not happy about the military linking to Breitbart, which many complained was racist and inflammatory.
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The study found that the most important ranking factor was number of different websites linking to your page.
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"Here are several more Kavanaugh 'committee confidential' documents," Booker said in a tweet, linking to the new documents.
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We were called "liars" for merely linking to, and directly quoting researched articles, or for directly quoting Trump.
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"Please help me report this," he said, linking to the Facebook page of a religious leader in Pakistan.
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He criticized Uber and Lyft for not directly mentioning AB 5 or linking to context about the bill.
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After you click "Start the party," the window will display a URL linking to your private Netflix Party.
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But historically, when faced with these higher costs, Google will simply stop linking to such outlets at all.
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"This is cruel and punitive," Democratic candidates Elizabeth Warren tweeted this week, linking to an article on the policy.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also commented on the incident via a tweet linking to the video.
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Rather than linking to a story about celebrity marriage, however, users were instead directed to a voter registration page.
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If you used a print source, state the title and author, linking to additional information about it if possible.
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In Britain posts linking to the Brexit Party generated more shares than the posts for all other parties combined.
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" Ohanian also announced the engagement on his Facebook page, linking to Williams' Reddit post and adding, "She said yes.
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Next to the artwork is a QR barcode linking to a video posted by the Calais Migrant Solidarity project.
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It's about linking to other brains, other people's thoughts and memories—like Musk aims to do, eventually, with Neuralink.
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"Satan probably inspired him to do this, too," Cheney wrote, before linking to a 2008 article on Bale's arrest.
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"No, you weren't imagining that the ground was shaking," she tweeted, linking to instructions from D.C.'s security agency.
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Trump called the servicemembers heroes in a tweet Friday, linking to the proclamation he had signed two days prior.
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"Obviously, we regret linking to any Twitter account that we have learned is illegitimate," he said in a statement.
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The New York Times is not linking to Mr. Mauldin's websites to avoid further boosting them in search rankings.
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Brown was arrested in September 2012 for linking to documents hacked from the security firms HBGary Federal and Stratfor.
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"Ivanka Trump wearing her favorite bangle from the Metropolis Collection on '60 Minutes,'" the email read, linking to the bracelet.
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In November 217, Mr. Trump proclaimed that the Affordable Care Act would "ration care," linking to an article on TheRightScoop.com.
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The original content of the post has since been removed, but ax20fb0a7 left a comment linking to the website knowgodsjustwork.
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Sanches is the more proactive choice, linking to the front two, while Gomes is more experienced and more defensively reliable.
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Information about our commitment to quality and ingredients is available here," linking to a page on the company's "product philosophy.
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Love, the #SandyHook Principal's Daughter," Smegielski wrote, linking to the The Daily News front page, blaring "Bernie's Sandy Hook shame.
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The court issued an injunction, and thereafter linking to or representing the decryption software was considered a breach of DMCA.
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TouchArcade reported that an iOS version had been published today, linking to what seems like a legitimate App Store app.
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Kruse was linking to Drew Harwell's WaPo story about a pathetic, but persuasive, strain of political disinformation about Nancy Pelosi.
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"CNN celebrates Hillary: Blitzer toasts speech, dancing, party!" reads a headline at the conservative Drudge Report, linking to the video.
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That could be just the link, but also a screenshot or the full text of the page you're linking to.
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Austin Scott (R-Ga.) said in a tweet over the weekend, linking to a House Democrat mocking the GOP. Rep.
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Trump on Saturday retweeted a post by commentator Terence K Williams linking to Clintons to the death of Jeffrey Epstein.
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" Oprah responded on Twitter, linking to the New York Post op-ed and saying, "Thanks for your VOTE of confidence!
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Those measures, however, have not stopped people in private Facebook groups from linking to and sharing misinformation surrounding the virus.
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But consistently linking to only one side of a debate can leave the impression that you, too, are taking sides.
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He later thanked the Navy in a tweet Sunday evening, linking to the Navy's press release on the phone calls.
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Graphic and misleading images are now off limits, and the service clarified its ban on linking to questionable news sources.
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"We should stop talking about obstruction of justice," Mr. Dershowitz said, linking to an interview he gave to Fox News.
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"The Trump Effect," tweeted Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's top advisers, linking to a story on the stock market milestone.
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"In those emails a lot of these people close to Erdogan are linking to my articles about Gulen," he said.
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"If true, @ChickfilA has badly lost its way," Cruz tweeted, linking to a Breitbart article about the donation from 2017.
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I think the Guardian and A.J.C. articles are great and am linking to both of them for readers to enjoy.
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"The majority of the Russian ad spend happened AFTER the election," he continued, linking to this post from Facebook's blog.
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"The resolution being considered at the United Nations Security Council regarding Israel should be vetoed," Trump tweets, linking to a statement.
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" Linking to the Vice story, McCarthy tweeted that "this is just the latest incident in a disturbing trend to slander conservatives.
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In other words, there's a strategic advantage in linking to portals in remote areas, which are less likely to be hacked.
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"Don't Be George Sodini—Seriously—Get some game and get real," wrote one MRA huckster, linking to his own online store.
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Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out tweets that will shine while linking to it?
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Use the free Moz Checker tool to make sure you're linking to sites that will help your rankings, not hurt them.
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Then Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Assistant Secretary Margaux "Mocha" Uson posted more than 2019 posts linking to the site (trendingnewsportal.net.
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Its boards are also designed for storing (and/or linking) to related assets — nesting assets within new boards acting like folders.
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On Thursday, she posted a video dancing in her kitchen with her young sons, linking to an article about the book.
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The lists included a total of 274 links to websites, with more than half of those linking to Tor hidden services.
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The main difference here, of course, is that the fun of linking to stories and articles won't be for brands alone.
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The Drudge Report is linking to the story, an apparent wink of confirmation given proprietor Matt Drudge's connections to Fox News.
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Fox tweeted Thursday morning urging people to not "ride between the subway cars," sharing a tweet linking to the Times report.
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At the same time, the site has also been accused of endangering women by linking to databases of Turkish voter records.
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The actress responded by linking to a New Yorker piece this week that detailed Trump's wild behavior over the past month.
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Just look at this tweet posted on Friday, linking to a story about Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.'s Charleston location closing.
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"This is what government censorship looks like," Teen Vogue columnist (and VICE contributor) Lauren Duca remarked, linking to the same article.
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His sight has continued to deteriorate, even after he underwent a new procedure called corneal cross-linking to strengthen his cornea.
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Zuckerberg issued a statement on his Facebook page, linking to the transcript, though he said it was meant to be internal.
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"You decide whether the POTUS is quoting me in context," Wittes tweeted back, linking to his post on the court ruling.
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That means supporting them financially, linking to them, sharing their stories, giving them scoops and like… helping them thrive for real.
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The North also said it was closing an inter-Korean highway linking to Kaesong and shutting down two cross-border communication hotlines.
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Linking to a video of Donald Trump, well, bragging about how "non-braggadocious" he is during a speech Monday in Cincinnati, Dictionary.
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But that data showed only a dummy email address, along with an IP address and phone numbers linking to a prepaid Tracfone.
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But maybe they weren't the biggest fans ever, since they're all linking to the 2014 New York Times obituary for the man.
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People responding to a video or linking to a video, and it's amazing how infrequently people on Twitter actually click the links.
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Today, the account was hacked and spammed out a few, well, inappropriate pictures (linked for trigger warning purposes) linking to porn sites.
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There were about 74,000 tweets linking to YouTube videos in his sample; the next-closest external site was Facebook, with only 23,000.
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"85033% not true," tweeted RNC communications director Sean Spicer, linking to a story The New York Times published Wednesday making the claim.
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By typing the words "train" and "girl" into Google, he found an old story linking to a missing persons' case in Belarus.
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The team announced on Twitter that Richardson is selling the team, linking to a five-paragraph letter by the franchise's only owner.
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One con artist I write about, Matthew Brown, loves to create Wikipedia entries and social media profiles, all linking to one another.
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Men in Petit-Goâve searched for a place to cross La Digue river after the only bridge linking to the south collapsed.
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And that's why I'm writing about Sorry for Your Loss and linking to it here — I really want people to watch it.
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The tiny white capsule sprouted cilia legs and crawled to the edge of their palm, scanners linking to Yorick's own augmented senses.
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Posts linking to articles published by BuzzFeed News, Politico, the Atlantic, and the Sydney Morning Herald about the coronavirus were all flagged.
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Democrats have rigged this process from the start," McCarthy tweeted Wednesday, linking to an article co-authored by reporter Matthew Rosenberg. "Nope.
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Sanders got into the act as well, with his campaign posting a URL, "peteswinecave," linking to a donation page for his campaign.
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Some in the community have questioned whether an encryption key, or posts linking to jailbreaking tools, are subject to copyright at all.
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The proposal was opposed by tech companies, which warned they would need to build expensive content filters and stop linking to publications.
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It is an explicitly non-commercial space; users are forbidden from soliciting money, including linking to sites like Kickstarter, Patreon, and Ko-fi.
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News of the leaked episode bubbled up internet forums Friday morning, with at least one Reddit discussion linking to a Google Drive page.
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Early participants include heavy hitters like Microsoft, Hitachi, Huawei, IBM, SAP and Oracle, who are linking to projects being created on their platforms.
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Oh, and for a guy who hopes to hold the media accountable, Musk sure didn't take much accountability for linking to the Knife.
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BuzzFeed News is not linking to the site, which contains several inaccuracies, because it outs alleged victims of sexual harassment without their consent.
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"I've only seen the following notice," one employee wrote in an internal group called "Expectant New Parents," linking to the BuzzFeed News story.
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Instead, he and his site serve as an aggregator, linking to other news organizations — and often providing them with large volumes of traffic.
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Louie Gohmert of Texas tweeted, "Some of us are not giving up," linking to his comments on the border wall on Fox Business.
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Widgets linking to Martha's Twitter account (started in 2009) and Pinterest (1.53) are also newer, but otherwise the site is basically the same.
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For example, the report found that 6 months after the election, over on Twitter, tweets linking to YouTube videos grew by 84 percent.
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"We're also bringing creator-focused features like linking to YouTube videos and YouTube-y stickers," YouTube's Roy Livne said in a blog post.
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Rowling previously shared her disdain for Trump, linking to a BBC story on Twitter about the candidate being likened to the series' antagonist.
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It's also routinely added new features, like timestamp-specific linking, to its live platform in a bid to get people to share more.
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Australian magazine Women's Weekly (think O Magazine but more suburban) were recently caught sending out tweets on their account without linking to anything.
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The site has nine different sections, each linking to various charities like Kenya Aid, Just Give, Humanity Kenya and the Tap Water Project.
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Linking to a CNBC appearance from his Twitter account, Spicer said such actions would cost jobs and put higher tariffs on American goods.
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When we allowed linking to stolen naked celebrity photos on Reddit, that was what took over the site and what the site became.
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"Mothers are the major key to success" Khaled wrote on Twitter, linking to a page where you could buy the shirt posted above.
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"Women must be heard," reads Time's Up's Twitter post, linking to the event hosted by fellow activist groups Women's March, MoveOn and others.
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Since the judge's February order, Stone has tested the limits including some posts linking to articles about the case and asking rhetorical questions.
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Alberto: At the beginning, as we started getting press around the project, everyone was linking to us and describing us through the internet.
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Leonardo DiCaprio tweeted a thanks to Obama, linking to an article about establishing new national monuments just days before he's out of office.
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Zaiger described Monsarrat as a "serial litigator," linking to coverage of a previous lawsuit taken against bloggers, where Monsarrat asked for $5.5 million.
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Belorossov used spam emails and commercial Internet ads linking to malware to distribute and install a bot known as Citadel onto victims' computers.
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The participants received a text message every Sunday night for about four months linking to a survey that asked about their menstrual cycle.
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A total of 10 grants — each worth $500,85033 — will be funded by the agency's "Linking to Employment Activities Pre-Release" or "LEAP" initiative.
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It said the agency broke the law by linking to environmental groups' web pages that asked readers to contact Congress on the matter.
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Prosecutors said the administrators made their commission by linking to marketplaces on the dark web — only accessible through Tor, an encrypted anonymity network.
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Belorossov used spam emails and commercial internet ads linking to malware to distribute and install a bot known as Citadel onto victims' computers.
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The solution also involves linking to other enterprise systems, so there is a middleware piece that enables companies to connect to other tools.
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Back then, the idea of linking to a competitor, whether it be The Wall Street Journal or The Financial Times, was considered treasonous.
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He said that now when anyone visits the agency's website, they'll see a banner linking to tips on how to avoid the scam.
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"Any witness counting on a Russia investigation pardon should think again," Blumenthal tweeted, linking to an earlier report from The Hill quoting Rep.
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The proposal has been slammed by tech companies, which say they would have to build expensive content filters and stop linking to publications.
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By making the product more mobile-friendly and linking to existing enterprise employee management systems, Microsoft can make Teams more relevant for shift employees.
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Real Musk has commented on how impressive this fake Elon operation is, and journalists have even been tricked into linking to the fraudulent tweets.
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YouTube's efforts to fight misinformation in the United States so far include linking to Wikipedia excerpts on conspiracy theory videos to better inform viewers.
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Some applied a similar criticism to Facebook's decision to provide more information about news sources by linking to the crowd-sourced information platform Wikipedia.
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"OK, your turn," Lehrich tweeted, linking to a page on Clinton's campaign website that displayed letters from Clinton and running mate Tim Kaine's doctors.
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RonInAVan hadn't made a dime, though he fared slightly better by linking to Amazon, netting between $30 and $40 over three three-month periods.
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Some courts have even ruled that simply linking to a EULA on a company's website is enough for a consumer to have "accepted" it.
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Torture porn swarms social media, of beatings in Waffle Houses and subway attacks; I'll give you a break here by not linking to them.
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"It's high time the media & everyone leave Barron Trump alone & let him have the private childhood he deserves," she wrote, linking to the article.
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A basic search for the "lipstickknife" hashtag on Instagram reveals dozens of pages linking to website selling hidden knives for as little as $4.
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The Drudge Report is linking to the New York Magazine story, an apparent wink of confirmation given proprietor Matt Drudge's connections to Fox News.
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"Uh oh, this thing might emerge in front of Hakata station," tweeted @_zukkyun, linking to a cartoon monster with a screwdriver for a nose.
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The ORR "About" page now links to a general media contact email instead of linking to the full contact page it had previously listed.
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On Wednesday morning, Laura Ingraham, the conservative radio host, taunted Mr. Hogg by linking to a story on Twitter about his college application denials.
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"WE SHOULD NOT HAVE THIS IN COMMON," Liz Stout, a senior at the school, said on Twitter, linking to a video of Ms. Shrader.
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Alexi Pappas, a Greek-American Olympic runner, tweeted Monday that Miller should name the day, linking to the report of Miller's high school athletics.
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Next, applicants have to share a photo, either by linking to a public social media account or emailing the network with a photo attached.
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McBath, already facing a re-election challenge, is trying to raise money off the comments -- linking to a page to donate to her campaign.
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"The House Intelligence Cmte should hear from Matt Tait ASAP," Castro wrote on Twitter, linking to Tait's account of his interaction with Smith's operation.
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"Ironic tidbit of the day … Senate global warming hearing canceled due to the blizzard," Ms. Trump wrote, linking to the Senate Environment Committee's webpage.
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CityJet operates eight routes into the small London City Airport and a service linking to Air France's hub at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport.
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Facebook executives are also debating whether to follow Twitter recent policy change to ban posts linking to hacked material, Gleicher told Reuters in an interview.
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The foundation examined more than 10 million tweets from 700,000 accounts that were found linking to over 600 sites associated with misinformation and conspiracy theories.
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Memes circulated on Twitter and a parody restaurant page surfaced on Facebook, linking to a news article about the bombing investigation as the company's website.
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By linking to financial and payroll institutions, we securely deliver original W2s, pay stubs, bank statements and full tax returns in minutes instead of days.
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"As someone who is about to have a daughter, this hits me deep in my core," Wilde wrote, linking to Clinton's tweet of the ad.
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An alleged network of Russian propaganda accounts was found to be linking to conservative media and sites known for pushing conspiracy theories earlier this year.
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Trump spokesman Jason Miller tweeted that Trump "gets it done," linking to a story about China indicating it would return the unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV).
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Linking to an article featuring the Democrats' worries, the New York Democrat shrugged off the criticism with a line from Alan Moore's "Watchmen" graphic novel.
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Gauf also uses her social media for good, most recently linking to a UNICEF article about the crisis in Sudan and asking people to donate.
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These devices look and function like legitimate devices, but instead of linking to services like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video, they connect to pirate apps.
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Linton posted an image of a turkey "adoption certificate" on her Instagram page, linking to the Farm Sanctuary, a farm animal rescue and advocacy organization.
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Mr. Jones was ordered to take down the tweet linking to the video broadcast on Periscope, the live-streaming service that is owned by Twitter.
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The huge costs involve not just the bridge, but also rail lines and highways linking to it, as well as a new highway across Crimea.
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In April, Google said it had found that about 0.25 percent of its daily search traffic was linking to intentionally misleading, false or offensive information.
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A new initiative from the Internet Archive makes it easier to check citations on Wikipedia by linking to digitized previews of the books being referenced.
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"If you believe we need to bring empathy back to the White House chip in $5," he wrote soon after, linking to a donation page.
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"100% not true," tweeted RNC Communications Director Sean Spicer, linking to a story The New York Times published Wednesday that made the claim. http://bit.
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They could even send targeted emails linking to a phony site to people likely to vote for a particular candidate to hurt that candidate's chances.
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" She added that progressive media outlets need support, including "linking to them, sharing their stories, giving them scoops and like… helping them thrive for real.
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"Killer u killed my wife lover best friend mother of my 6 kids my world," he wrote, linking to an article about Mr. Mendez's arrest.
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The decision comes as a result of a case brought forward by two people trying to hold Google accountable for linking to defamatory websites, Reuters reported.
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Musk made his proposals in a tweet linking to posts on auto blogging site Electrek that criticized recent coverage of crashes of Tesla cars and pricing.
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"On @hardball@NBCNews@MSNBC I meant to say 'Bowling Green terrorists' as reported here," she said, before linking to an ABC news story on the case.
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"I am pleased to report that the charges against my client @stormydaniels have been dismissed in their entirety," Avenatti wrote on Twitter, linking to court documents.
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Alcanar was the site of an explosion in a house shortly before midnight on Wednesday, in an incident which police are now linking to the attacks.
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He tweeted that information to the whole world, linking to a post on a Tumblr run by the nanofabrication lab at Western University in Ontario, Canada.
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Facebook announced that it will take into account a variety of factors including story engagement, publisher engagement and if other publishers are linking to that article.
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We got an email from twitter saying the tweet linking to the post was taken down due to report from GrayZone, on behalf of Atlantic Records.
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There's no clear rule barring from linking to something like Breitbart, but perhaps there should be if they want to cut down on their hate mail.
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Clinton's kickback: "It's high time the media & everyone leave Barron Trump alone & let him have the private childhood he deserves" she tweeted, linking to the story.
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"Fact-checking Trump's address: '22019,000 aliens arrested in the past two years': The number is right but misleading," the tweet linking to the fact-check reads.
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Ms. Beirich said that Breitbart came to her attention because she found that white supremacist websites, like The Daily Stormer, were increasingly linking to its coverage.
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McClatchy's sources said bots created millions of Facebook and Twitter posts linking to stories and articles on far-right websites including Breitbart News, InfoWars and Sputnik.
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Facebook executives are also debating whether to follow Twitter Inc's recent policy change to ban posts linking to hacked material, Gleicher told Reuters in an interview.
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However, if you want others to know that your account is authentic, Twitter recommends linking to your page from another personal site (your blog, LinkedIn, etc).
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It can be done by linking to accurate stories or questioning the person to explain how they can be confident that this isn't conspiracy bull waste.
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Did you know that designated terror groups openly use Facebook and Twitter to fundraise for attacks, even linking to their social media accounts from their websites?
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CEO Keith Valory says Plex is currently planning to focus first on its existing ad-supported streaming product and subscription video, with deep linking to follow.
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A Washington Post story published in November accused Drudge of "regularly" linking to "Russian propaganda," by which it meant sites such as Russia Today and InfoWars.
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Facebook has yet to take down multiple posts linking to a direct download of The Management of Savagery—shared more than 2968 times across the platform.
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In his tweet Friday linking to the job posting, Casey included an image of Michael Scott, the manager in the show played by actor Steve Carrell.
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At SXSW, we announced plans to show additional information cues, including a text box linking to third-party sources around widely accepted events, like the moon landing.
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The first, Article 11, calls for a "link tax" that would require popular websites to pay news organizations for linking to articles or using snippets of text.
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Dorsey revealed, in a tweet linking to a form to the Securities and Exchange Commission, that he bought 425,998 shares of Twitter stock, over Monday and Tuesday.
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The idea is that, by requiring content creators to join the YouTube Partner Program, YouTube will have greater insight into what outside sites creators are linking to.
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Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia endured a wave of suicide bombings over a 24-hour period ending Monday, a coordinated string of attacks analysts are linking to ISIS.
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Facebook also added links to fact-checking sources alongside the video, as well as a prompt linking to "additional reporting" should someone attempt to share the clip.
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While Article 13 has drawn some public outcry, less attention has been paid to Article 11, which imposes a tax on platforms for linking to news articles.
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"Carpe Donktum" responded on Twitter by complaining about platforms monetizing or removing their content, as well as linking to another tweet that has also since been removed.
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For example, using the Echo, you can perform activities like looking up individuals in LinkedIn, linking to them and adding them to Salesforce — all with voice interactions.
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The breach of Pichai's account became apparent when tweets linking to Pichai's Quora posts — referencing the OurMine group — appeared on his official Twitter account late Sunday night.
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She later doubled down on the remark, tweeting, "I didn't make this up," while linking to a USA Today article about Brown's comments about their past relationship.
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"Nope," Tapper said to McDaniel's claims about Lee, linking to a New York Times article about a letter he wrote to the newspaper before the Civil War.
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The hackers then put the data up for download on their own website, which we're also not naming nor linking to given the sensitivity of the data.
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"What the hell is this," tweeted an anti-tent city group calling itself Mad as Hell Victoria, linking to a story about the recent running water hookup.
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They also found suggestions and ads linking to dealers are increasingly surfacing in content, especially bodybuilding or fitness model content on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.
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"I haven't seen my photo album that was in the foyer prior to this incident," Lewandowski wrote, linking to an article on her entrance into the townhouse.
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"The evidence Clinton campaign, DNC & Russia colluded to influence the election is indisputable," she wrote in another tweet linking to an article from a conservative news site.
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Social media in the East African nation were flooded with ads linking to the "Real Raila" and "Uhuru for Us" sites in the weeks before the Aug.
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"Just saw @Oprah's empowering & inspiring speech at last night's #GoldenGlobes," the first daughter and White House adviser tweeted Monday night, linking to a video of the speech.
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"@realDonaldTrump and @LindseyGrahamSC this is a lynching," tweeted Michael Steele, linking to a picture of an African American man being hung from a tree by a noose.
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In fact, when I tried to visit the school's website, I was redirected to a dubious looking gambling site that reader safety prevents me from linking to here.
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"Once again, Secretary Pompeo has shown he'll go to any lengths to lie for the Saudi government," Malinowski said in a tweet linking to the original Reuters report.
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Anonymous question app Sarahah went viral last year in part because users were linking to their accounts from their Instagram Stories, often with a request for anonymous feedback.
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"Chuck Schumer Says He's Lost Confidence in James Comey," was the top headline on the White House list, linking to a November 2016 article on The Huffington Post.
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Officials have made clear that simply linking to publicly available content is not covered by the EU's copyright rules, a fact that will not change under the proposals.
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Using it, Synthorx has created versions of interleukin-2 to which PEGs attach themselves spontaneously in just the right place to stop them linking to the alpha unit.
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It's easiest to conceptualize with a single key linking to a single output, but there can be multiple keys in the case of more complex multi-dimensional functions.
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Later in the day, she posted a photo of herself on the phone in the passenger seat of a car, linking to a Fortune article promoting the book.
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The share button creates a new Facebook post linking to the page where you clicked the button and lets you add a personal message before you post it.
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Each ad will also act as a mechanism to acquire small-dollar donors, linking to a page that has a button to directly donate to Mr. Booker's campaign.
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"Great again: 'The U.S. likely to overtake Russia to become the world's largest oil producer,' " Sanders tweeted, linking to a Wall Street Journal article about U.S. oil production.
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""Work yourself to death and you won't have to worry about retirement," one Twitter user wrote before linking to a meme that read "Modern problems require modern solutions.
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It has one citation for this claim, linking to the German Amazon store, where there is a listing for 3-CD box set called Woman by the band.
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But automation has its own problems, like when Safety Check presented a firecracker going off in Bangkok as "The Explosion in Bangkok, Thailand" while linking to false articles.
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She did, however, post two hearts and a fist bump in emoji the morning of the verdict, linking to a now-unavailable Facebook post that she doesn't remember.
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Instructors also promote Peloton apparel on their social accounts, both by wearing the brand on clothes in their profile photos and directly linking to Peloton's e-commerce pages.
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"A recent addition to that list is leadership, where men feel more confident but women are rated as more competent, " Grant writes, linking to the American Psychological Association.
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Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority this month said Facebook had declined its request to take down a post linking to the article by an Australian-based independent blogger.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders responded on Twitter, criticizing Times reporter Emily Bazelon and linking to a tweet she sent in July that was critical of Kavanaugh.
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As of this afternoon, the troll haven Kiwi Farms was linking to a BitTorrent file of the video — something that doesn't require hosting on any kind of central platform.
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"Bottom line: shutdowns are followed by a clear increase in violent protest & have very ambiguous effects on peaceful demonstrations," Rydzak wrote in a March tweet linking to the report.
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" According to the suit, 14 minutes after the Enquirer posted the transcript, Gawker editor A.J. Daulerio sent a tweet to Hogan linking to the story, with text reading, "XOXOXO.
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"This hyperlinking exception would not work online because no one clicks on a URL that doesn't include a brief description of what it's linking to," Reda tells The Verge.
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The goal: to test whether linking to information about a drug's side effects can effectively convey its risks when a company also makes benefit claims in the same tweet.
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Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority this month said Facebook had declined its request to take down a post linking to the 1MDB article by an Australian-based independent blogger.
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Wrong. Here is what happened next: Hundreds of people began linking to it, tweeting and retweeting it, and adding their comments, which are too vulgar or racist to repeat.
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The project will use induction technology, with charging plates installed in the road at taxi ranks linking to receivers installed in the vehicle, Finnish utility Fortum said on Thursday.
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"Great again: 'The U.S. is likely to overtake Russia to become the world's largest oil producer,'" Sanders tweeted, linking to a Wall Street Journal article about U.S. oil production.
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Twitter is also now linking to AMP pages in mobile web (when you click on links in Tweets), and plans to expand AMP links to its mobile apps soon.
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We're not linking to the video for obvious reasons, but it appears to only crash devices when it's sent as a link rather than simply transferred as a file.
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Apps often ask for access to users' social media, linking to Twitter and Facebook accounts to provide features such as in-game leaderboards and the ability to share achievements.
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Trump touts CEOs' optimism: President Trump on Tuesday touted renewed optimism among American CEOs, linking to a report showing the biggest jump in optimism among business leaders in years.
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But I can't quit you — at least not without linking to this video, which is sort of about food (cucumbers) but mainly about cats (who are terrified of cucumbers).
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The Daily Mail was first to report Sonmez's suspension on Sunday evening and suggested the decision had been made because of her tweet linking to the Daily Beast story.
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"Congrats to @AlxThomp & [Vox] for not letting facts get in the way of good click bait," he tweeted, linking to the plug tweet of Vice News reporter Alex Thompson.
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White nationalist Richard Spencer as well as former KKK grand wizard David Duke have celebrated Carlson, Ocasio-Cortez noted by linking to articles and videos from Vox and Splinter.
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Other companies have tried to solve the problem of linking to a show that lives across multiple platforms, but those solutions haven't tried to track how many people became listeners.
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If you want help, apps like Mint, Personal Capital, and You Need a Budget make it easier to track your expenses by linking to your credit cards and bank accounts.
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So much so that a moderator of Reddit's r/internetisbeautiful—where the tool first gained traction—posted a lengthy response to users claiming that linking to the tool was irresponsible.
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"We recommend checking the log files and information flows for the presence/absence of these indicators," the briefing read, before linking to a presentation on BlackEnergy from researchers at ESET.
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"Chuck Schumer Says He's Lost Confidence in James Comey," was the top headline on the White House press pool listing, linking to a November 2016 article on The Huffington Post.
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"PLEASE HELP ME FIND MY FRIEND I LOST HIM IN THE SHOOTING," one fake tweet read, linking to a picture of Keemstar, a popular YouTuber, which was posted to Flipboard.
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Minutes after "The Late Show" released a video clip of the senator's announcement, Gillibrand tweeted that she is "the woman for the job," linking to a newly launched campaign website.
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I was headed down the path of explaining how different things are exciting to different people, and I found myself linking to a picture of a really good veggie burger.
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"Lyrically I wanted to imagine a couple's conversation and the problems they were having in their relationship, while transforming it into something visual linking to the natural world," explains Katy.
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The president himself has also been inching closer to outing the individual; earlier this week, Trump shared a tweet linking to a Washington Examiner article that included the alleged name.
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Just last week, O'Donnell tweeted, "DONALD TRUMP IS MENTALLY UNSTABLE," linking to a report that a Trump biographer says the billionaire kicked him off a golf course over the weekend.
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Many of those readers are going to health websites that regularly make Top 10 lists for trustworthiness, and journalists are linking to the same highly regarded sites in their stories.
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"We don't know the wide-ranging legal power that supports Hollywood," Mr. Wagman said, adding that they are reassured by the fact they are only linking to reputable news organizations.
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The AAD has begun to try to capture an audience using a similar approach as online personalities, tweeting out short videos, or linking to a dermatologist-approved skincare routine for men.
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Other fliers continued the trend of efforts to deceptively promote American identity, the ADL said, by having no explicitly hateful message but linking to a website where racist content is posted.
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Search engines must stop linking to information about a person if it is found to be "inadequate, irrelevant or excessive" and if the person has asked the firms to do so.
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Linking to authoritative sources is not only great for establishing credibility for your content, it suggests to Google that you know what you're talking about - and this is great for SEO.
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The publications linked to in this section are determined by engagement around both the article and publisher in general on Facebook, as well as what other articles are linking to it.
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Instagram had previously added deep linking to Spotify in Stories back at F8, but the new stickers go one step further by actually playing the music you've chosen in the background.
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Linking to a Pew Research study from April of 2017, Wong said that there are "structural, economic, and cultural" barriers that people with disabilities experience on the web to this day.
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One of my favorite things to do is to get up before my kids and I get my little speaker out and do Facebook and browse what people are linking to.
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On the pro-Kavanaugh side, the Drudge Report was slammed Monday for linking to a false news story that originated via Grabien News about Ford, who works as a college professor.
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"Trump Shuttle 'ran out of cash and defaulted on its debt in September 1990,'" Conway tweeted, linking to the Wikipedia entry on the airline owned by Trump from 1989 to 1992.
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That mysterious signature appeared to increase the rate of premature mutations and appeared to correlate with age, with the total number of mutations linking to the age when someone was diagnosed.
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Sharapova said she received an e-mail from WADA linking to information that meldonium would be banned ahead of the 2016 season but did not read the information at the time.
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Moderators of many Fappening-themed subreddits note that direct linking to hacked images is banned, but these subreddits are still, of course, an easy way to find where photos might be.
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He disputed the NBC report in an email to The Hill on Sunday, linking to other interviews he's done in which he denies having any advanced knowledge of the Wikileaks dump.
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"Someone posted an image on /r/pics of beans in something, and like many people do, I quickly started a sub and posted a comment linking to it," SpareLiver told Mashable.
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You can find those policies here, but you won't find instructions forbidding Post reporters from linking to other publications' stories or from posting evidence of people on the internet behaving badly.
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Critics of the law have argued that its vague wording will encourage tech companies to preemptively block content, and avoid linking to news websites, in order to stay out of trouble.
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The technical support document EPA released alongside the report is just shy of 22013 pages, devoted entirely to documenting technical and scientific claims, linking to more than 243 peer-reviewed scientific papers.
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"If you can find it in your hearts to help this young, black Republican pay for school it would be appreciated," she asked, linking to a now-deleted GoFundMe campaign for herself.
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The Ukrainian sanctions froze any assets held by the Russian businesses inside Ukraine and banned hosts there from linking to them, though the websites were all still accessible in Kiev on Tuesday.
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As we've mentioned, you don't have to use this for linking to your social media accounts—you could just put in a block graphic with a link back to your main website.
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Vanessa has also "liked" several of her estranged husband's tweets in recent weeks, as well as PEOPLE's tweet linking to an article about one of Trump Jr.'s date nights with Guilfoyle.
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" And Richards' former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costar Camille Grammer sent her sympathy via Twitter, linking to news of Brinson's death and writing, "So sad Lovely man with a kind heart.
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Some outlets have worked to obtain video of Lovato and her friends on the night before her reported overdose, which we won't be linking to here out of respect for their privacy.
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" While I'm sure it is very good, Cruz is right to laugh this off, as he did with a tweet linking to the infamous "Happy Days" episode when Fonzie "jumps the shark.
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Hillary Clinton's Twitter account also commemorated Equal Pay Day, linking to a Marie Claire article on a partnership between Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In organization and local businesses to offer discounts on Tuesday.
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The president also tweeted about International Women's Day Thursday afternoon, simply writing: "Happy #InternationalWomensDay" and linking to the White House announcement about his wife presenting the 2018 International Women of Courage Award.
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With Iran now again linking to international lenders through SWIFT, the NIOC source said it was easy for Tehran to be paid in any currency it wants, adding: "And we want euros."
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Yet the highlight of the European Commission's much-ballyhooed proposals to deepen the digital single market may be a tired plan to help publishers charge search engines for linking to their stories.
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"The desire to abolish the Electoral College is driven by the idea Democrats want rural America to go away politically," Graham said on Twitter, linking to a Fox News report on Sen.
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"It's exactly this facet of Chicago's "heat" list model that has exposed CPD to a great deal of public scrutiny," the email reads, linking to two articles critiquing Chicago's predictive policing approach.
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Omar tweeted "bless her heart" in a post linking to a clip of McCain suggesting the Omar's rhetoric that some have classified as anti-Semitic needs to be addressed following the shooting.
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Linking to an American Conservative blog post on high schoolers' and millennials' smartphone use, titled "Deforming Teens' Moral Imagination," Scarborough tweeted: Our smartphone culture impacts young men in the most profound way.
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Kamil says he hopes his tour guides are able to "teach levels of empathy, tolerance, and diversity," with their art tours, by reflecting on and linking to historical movements of the past.
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In adopting California's model, Oregon also adopts some of the problems and tensions in that model, and by linking to California's market, it links its political fate to forces beyond its control.
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Bottoms said there are no plans to restrict the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22-mile trails corridor linking to city parks and neighborhoods, because residents need access to outdoor areas during the pandemic.
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"'Clarification' is the new 'I suck at playing telephone but I wanted them sweet, sweet Blue Check Mark retweets,'" the site's official Twitter account quipped, linking to a story about the error.
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"Today, with President Trump's blessing, I ceased to act as special advisor to the President on issues to regulatory reform," Mr. Icahn posted to Twitter, linking to a copy of his Aug.
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We asked, but Twitter has not told us whether or not it will take down tweets linking to Zero Hedge's blog doxxing the Chinese scientist or otherwise keep the misinformation from spreading.
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By not linking to Slate or the Verge or VICE or BuzzFeed or The Guardian, the Times makes it seem like its own reporting has emerged fully formed from the institution's forehead.
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In a separate post linking to Grudin's, Carolyn Everson, vice president of global marketing solutions, announced the company would provide advertisers more insight into what Facebook content their ads are attached to.
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Shawn Harrison was fired after he sent an email to a reporter calling the Parkland students crisis actors and linking to a YouTube conspiracy video when asked to back up his claims.
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The president said he demands a second investigation into the representative from California, linking to a Politico story that shows a photo appearing to contradict her Friday statement that she never met Kislyak.
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The editor of Preventive Medicine, Eduardo Franco, had contacted Wansink to say that "a reader" had written to the journal with concerns about the paper, linking to both Anaya's and Heathers' blog posts.
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The furries' conference badges also included a QR code linking to Noid's tweet thread daring them to do a fursuit parade during the conference, but apparently that didn't fly by Caesars security standards.
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The internet greatly expands that second realm, and businesses are jumping in to help, with "virtual candles" and QR-codes that can be stuck to a tombstone linking to an online-tribute page.
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Asked for comment, a Facebook spokesperson said the company is "undertaking significant efforts to let people on Facebook know that this tool is available," linking to an earlier blog post on the topic.
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The Cliff's notes version goes like this: record FDI, diversifying economies, and modernizing infrastructure are linking to one of the world's fastest growing consumer markets expected to spend $220 trillion annually by 240.
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McClatchy's sources said the bots mainly created millions of Facebook and Twitter posts linking to articles on far-right websites including Breitbart News, InfoWars and the Kremlin-backed RT News and Sputnik News.
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As the Drudge Report began linking to the stories and right-wing radio had a field day, it became clear that he had become a liability to the White House and he resigned.
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Or linking to that story and just saying ... That is what, I think, has flattened out, and it's hard to motivate people to put the investment in for that other kind of story.
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Kessler had previously deleted his Twitter account after insulting the slain protester at the Charlottesville, Heather Heyer, in crude terms and linking to the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer's coverage of her death.
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Mr. Eldridge, who unsuccessfully ran for Congress as a Democrat in 21.4, started a Facebook page in the week after Hillary Clinton's defeat, and began writing posts and linking to anti-Trump stories.
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In addition to linking to articles for breaking news in search results, it will also start adding text from third parties including Wikipedia and Encyclopaedia Britannica on subjects that have had widespread misinformation.
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Four days later, a Ford executive appeared to challenge Tesla to a rematch, linking to an article suggesting that the trim level Tesla chose for each vehicle may have given it an advantage.
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"Just a reminder about the @Morning_Joe ratings," Jesse Rodriguez tweeted, linking to a statement from MSNBC earlier this week reporting that the show had posted its highest ever second quarter ratings this year.
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Sometimes a news story will explicitly cite its sources, whether that's by making clear that the author performed firsthand research and interviews, or by linking to a press release or another news outlet.
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Shortly after The New Yorker article was published, the writer Kerry Wilkinson posted a thread on Twitter, linking to online reviews comparing the two books, and noting that Ms. Denzil's was published first.
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The free Digit app takes automation a step further by linking to your checking account and analyzing your income and spending habits to figure out how much you can set aside in savings.
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"Look who 'can't accept the election results' Hillary Clinton Supporters Call for Vote Recount in Battleground States," Kellyanne Conway tweeted while linking to a New York Times story about the call for a recount.
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Designed to mitigate the power over publishers that Google and Facebook have amassed in the last decade, it codifies a new copyright rule for linking to news organizations and quoting text from their stories.
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The SIRIA-GICIC profile on Facebook went live on October 24, 2014, nearly two months after the shipwreck, with Milazzo and Mina linking to the Facebook pages where the shipwreck was already being discussed.
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On Friday, the law firm representing the Democratic National Committee served Wikileaks with a single tweet, linking to a number of legal documents related to its lawsuit against the organization founded by Julian Assange.
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According to the docs ... Van Halen got the site suspended for copyright infringement, but Bennett launched another one with a similar name and is currently linking to a preview video of the music rehearsals.
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An "obviously fake" Facebook page presenting itself as part of the Trump campaign was able to run political ads on the site unchecked, while also linking to a scam website soliciting donations, CNN reports.
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Positive publicity about Sanders has also come directly from the RNC itself, which has been sending out lengthy emails linking to news stories that undercut Clinton and suggest Sanders is the more popular choice.
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It's not that the groups are just linking to illegal content that's hosted on other sites or offering links to download the movies on the groups (which would be problematic enough on its own).
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Even a small business or individual running a monetized blog could face penalties for linking to an article and reproducing "single words or very short extracts" from the text without first acquiring a license.
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But these videos, and an Islamic State-focused website linking to them are still up and running online, giving an insight into the sort of knowledge Ullah was trying to pass on to others.
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Read: The DIY Dentists of YouTube As the grand opening of Dr. Hall's new clinic loomed, Sniffen—the newspaper editor—began receiving emails from concerned residents, linking to news articles about Hall's 2005 conviction.
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There isn't an immediate indication that the files they are linking to are malicious, but it still shows a deceptive and opportunistic side of someone trying to ride the wave of the jailbreaking community.
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"There's a new axis of evil: Russia, Saudi Arabia — and the United States," Krugman tweeted, linking to a story about how the three countries all declined to endorse the United Nation's latest climate study.
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A Twitter feed associated with the "Make Christianity Great Again" website had been seeking to capitalize on its moment in the spotlight, even linking to the article that led to Mr. Thorburn's current troubles.
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Just when it seemed that IS had succeeded in creating a direct and uninterrupted method of linking to its followers, the group would show signs that its app operations had brought about new risks.
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I was more active Tumblr user eight or nine years ago, and when I logged back to check it out, my feed was full of nude pictures that were linking to a spam site.
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That page typically published dozens of posts each day, some featuring outlandish claims, with most of the stories linking to the stand-alone website for Right Wing News or to the publication's YouTube channels.
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Matt Drudge slammed The Washington Post for a story published Friday that analyzed Drudge Report, his news aggregation site, for what the paper called regularly linking to "Russia propaganda" during the 2628 presidential campaign.
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"Personally, I couldn't give a shit what Harry and Meghan do, but to blackmail your 93-year-old grandma would be the lowest of the low," said one person, linking to the Sun story.
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In exchange for Google listings and linking to retailer loyalty programs, the retailers pay Google a piece of each purchase, which is different from payments that retailers make to place ads on Google platforms.
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"I am all in for @realDonaldTrump and urge all the GOP to unite and win back the White House," Huckabee tweeted, linking to a statement that called Trump better than Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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As you would expect, linking to files inside your Dropbox is super simple and takes just a second, and you can even link to Google Docs files as well, if you have stuff stored there.
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Linking to a Wikipedia article that describes the exact reason a company's organization will define the design of the systems it produces, and then asking people to "transcend" this well-accepted rule of system design.
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After pressing the button – now the top choice above image, voice and quick searches – you'll be presented with a random fact that's pulled from a website in Google's index, with Google linking to the source.
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"Given my military experience, Mark Kirk doesn't have the temperament to be our Senator," Duckworth tweeted, linking to a new campaign site that links Kirk to Trump with a quiz asking who said which quote.
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The companies had discussed plans to have the card be part of a broader personal finance tool, but scuttled the plans after Apple executives expressed privacy concerns with linking to bank accounts, the Journal wrote.
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Trump responded shortly after the reports went live, tweeting that they were "FAKE NEWS" and linking to a story published in Laura Ingraham's Lifezette website, which ironically is probably best known for publishing fake news.
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I'm not about to give away our own metrics for the sake of this incredibly dumb issue, but we can assure you: The Skimm sends a shitload of traffic to the places it's linking to.
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The Trump Organization executive responded to PETA with a Thursday afternoon tweet that said few groups have "have as much animal blood on their hands," while linking to an article about the organization's animal euthanasia.
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When eTraffic investigated, 76 different university and foundation web pages — including Stanford, New York University, and Carnegie Mellon University — had suddenly begun linking to the site, each randomly inserting linked keywords into otherwise unrelated text.
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Most of us would be alarmed given that today's average smart phone is a portal to an abundance of our private information, often linking to health records, personal contacts, private emails and a bank account.
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Linking to an Economic Policy Institute study, Warren argued closing the OCO account would save $798 billion over a ten-year period she could use to help fund her $20.5 trillion Medicare for All plan.
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"We request that the relevant jurisdiction investigate and clear up these serious charges," Luis Almagro, the Secretary General of the Organization of American States, wrote on Twitter on Friday, linking to the PanAm Post article.
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Indeed, by the time Trump read Richman's article onstage in 2016, The Washington Post had already appended a note to the op-ed linking to three rebuttals and a peer-reviewed study debunking the research.
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Linking to Alan Watts, whose words we were kindly allowed to use as a voice on the beginning of the album, the essential thing he talked about is that we've missed the point of life.
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The Christchurch, New Zealand shooter, who killed over 50 people at a mosque, was the first and posted his own screed on the site, linking to a Facebook live stream of the attack as well.
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" He added: "We've seen preroll ads on YouTube, display ads on any number of sites, suggested results on Google linking to pro- or anti- pages, and it's not at all clear who is behind these.
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READ: Republicans aren't budging on Trump and Ukraine The attention roiled the Biden campaign this weekend to the point that it sent out a missive to reporters linking to 18 separate articles debunking the allegations.
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What's more, BP asked its partner institutions to look into their staff members' possible affiliation with the trade union PCS, in an email linking to the union's vote to condemn oil sponsorship of the arts.
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Mr. Trump also promoted his claims through Twitter, citing "an 'extremely credible source'" that called his office and allegedly told him the certificate was a fraud, as well as linking to posts on blogs like WND.
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One of the ways you can use this to your advantage is by quickly linking to any Instagram tag you like using the URL above, whether that's your local city or your favorite breed of dog.
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Outraged by Russian women dating football fans from abroad, men set up online groups and forums to publicly shame women by posting their pictures, linking to their social media profiles and calling them "whores" and "sluts".
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A current government poster campaign in some parts of London promotes the virtues of "living knife free," linking to a website with a "quick close" button for those ashamed or afraid to be seen viewing it.
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We'll also be publishing regular guest articles by legal experts, providing our own coverage of law-related startup issues, making updates to our guides as needed, and liberally linking to the other great resources out there.
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But something dark started brewing among the 30,000 active users: Members of Marines United started soliciting, sharing, and linking to hundreds of naked photos of fellow female service members, veterans, and other women in early January.
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Cyclone Kenneth barrelled into the province of Cabo Delgado last week, knocking out power at the School for Teachers of the Future, damaging 11 college buildings and cutting roads linking to the main city of Pemba.
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In the neurally-interfaced future we will, in a literal sense, become one with our devices—and even each other, if bioengineers can overcome fears that linking to other brains might create a hackable hive-mind.
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But Instagram may not appreciate users linking to social media services it directly competes with; Telegram has built-in Instagram-like photo editing features and Snapchat is predominantly a tool for sending photos to other users.
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The ban aims to protect aquatic organisms in the Yellow River as excessive fishing threatens fishery resources, and will be effective in the main stream, 13 tributaries and three major lakes linking to the Yellow River.
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Google, the 29th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Google was not liable for linking to thumbnail images, reasoning that websites are only responsible for policing images stored on their servers, not those reached through links.
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Trump has issued several tweets related to the publication of the book's excerpts on Tuesday, including several linking to reports in which various administration officials walk back their criticism of his administration quoted in the book.
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Cyclone Kenneth barreled into the province of Cabo Delgado last week, knocking out power at Parivos' School for Teachers of the Future, damaging 213 college buildings and cutting roads linking to the main city of Pemba.
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It shows commuters a range of public and private travel options, linking to bus and train, a taxi fare estimator, airport shuttle, car rental, ride-hailing alternative, bike sharing and space availability at designated parking garages.
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" In April, when Facebook started marking fake news stories as fake with a popup linking to Wikipedia as a fact-checking reference, Breitbart claimed that Wikipedia "is notorious for its bias, editorial unaccountability, and unreliable articles.
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Of those, more than half published several exam questions — including an article by The Times — while 84 presented readers with the full test, either presenting it in the body of the article or linking to it.
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"No matter how much we kvetch about prominent publications linking to Amazon, those publications simply can't turn away from the significant revenue that affiliate links offer," says Danny Caine of Raven Book Store in Lawrence, Kansas.
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A popular QAnon Twitter account pushed bottles of MMS spray to ward off the coronavirus infections, linking to a website that advocates spraying the toxic bleach into the mouth and onto the face, the Beast reported.
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In the research that led to the creation of Project Owl, Google found that a small fraction of its search results — about 0.25 percent of daily traffic — were linking to intentionally misleading, false or offensive information.
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Last month the EU's highest court ruled that the quintessentially European "right to be forgotten" (which, for example, forces Google to stop linking to old, embarrassing web content) applied only to searches carried out inside Europe.
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"Making a linking to these events (the British poisoning) is for us unacceptable and such restrictions like those passed by the American side earlier ... are absolutely illegal and do not correspond to international law," said Peskov.
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A rogue article or a tweet linking to a Steam store page has, to some degree, delivered on the democratic market ideal of showing me things I might care about and then letting me buy them.
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The plan would also extend the copyright powers of publishers, music artists and other content owners to seek a share of the revenue which internet services make from linking to publishing snippets of content such as news.
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"Looking forward to working together in Berlin next month to promote the role of women in the economy and the future of our workforce globally #W20," Trump posted on Facebook late Sunday evening, linking to AP's report.
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For instance, Johnson reported a Unicorn Riot journalist to the FAA for live-streaming via drone in an area not covered by the TFR, linking to his Facebook page, and other information that FAA chose to redact.
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"The Link Tax"Article 11 is primarily the result of pressure from large press publishers lobbying for legislation to force major platforms like Google and Facebook to pay for the privilege of linking to a news organization.
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Bensinger responded by linking to another letter, signed five months ago by three US senators, including Warren but not Sanders, which expressed concern about "dangerous conditions" Amazon imposed on delivery companies and drivers who delivered its packages.
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The dataset includes URLs linking to photos, all pulled from a public list of 100 million Flickr photos that researchers from Flickr and Yahoo (Flickr's owner at the time; it's now owned by SmugMug) released in 2014.
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"@taylorswift not to question you but do you know there's a leaked concept that you and katy dress as fries and a burger and kiss," the blogger wrote, linking to a tweet that has since been deleted.
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"We relied on media reports that said her top donors at the fundraisers 'donated' $27,000," Casca wrote in a later email, linking to two incorrect media reports from CBS and ABC local news stations in Los Angeles.
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Additionally, Facebook is now linking to a new educational section from its Ad Policies page which offers more information along with other educational resources from places like government agencies and civil rights groups specializing in combating discrimination.
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Reddit and Facebook are banning and deleting posts linking to an obscene Daily Stormer article about the Charlottesville murder victim; the neo-Nazi site has moved to the dark web since being banned by GoDaddy and Google.
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"Anything ambient, Japanese, electronic or vaguely related was linking to this video," said Jacob Gorchov, who runs the Palto Flats label and reissued Ms. Takada's enigmatic album last year in conjunction with the Swiss label WRWTFWW Records.
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He sent a number of tweets while the judge was reading out her ruling, one of them commenting that it did not seem to be going well for him and others linking to articles favourable to him.
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It was picked up by Russian state-sponsored English media outlets like Sputnik, which gleefully mocked "evidence-free" accusations that Russia hacked the election, linking to tweets "chock-full of sarcasm and memes" about the CIA's capabilities.
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It's ad-free, blocks shopping, news, and other third-party skills that involve linking to outside accounts, and initially seemed like a solid option for parents looking to provide kids with screen-free downtime and educational entertainment.
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Amazon from 2007, where the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that Google could display full-size copyrighted images in search results, as long as it was simply linking to the content, not hosting it themselves.
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For instance, it was the EC that created the "Right to Be Forgotten," the Orwellian law that bans search engines from linking to truthful, accurate, unbiased information if an individual can make a case that it harms them.
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In the months since, reports have suggested their third-party fact checkers are of questionable usefulness, and its other solutions have amounted to maybe just linking to other news sources below articles it has flagged as potentially fake.
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"We are called to engage in what is happening throughout the city and establish a Kingdom culture," an Antioch blog post explained, before linking to how to apply to be on one of the city boards and commissions.
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Though it is best known for its sound systems, Harman is one of the world's largest supplier of smart parts for "connected cars" that help owners to drive by linking to the internet and to chip-enabled devices.
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"Last week, a Duke official raised concerns about the fact that a song with lyrics containing offensive and explicit language was being played in the Joe Van Gogh coffee shop on campus," said Schoenfeld, linking to Roberts's apology.
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But the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, in a Facebook post late Monday , denied that the encampment had anything to do with child sex trafficking, linking to a local news interview with police denying the claims.
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"John Hancock is committed to protecting our policyholders' personal information," the company said in a statement, linking to its privacy policy, which does not specifically mention the Apple watch and has not been updated since the partnership announcement.
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"I hear Egg McMuffins taste a lot better than the steaks at the Trump Grill," he added, linking to a Vanity Fair review of the Trump Tower restaurant that went viral for its harsh criticism of the restaurant.
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"We are heartbroken and saddened to tell you that we have lost our leader, friend, family member and our hero," the Twitter account for Jason Johnson Racing said on Sunday, linking to a full statement on their website.
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With many dating apps like Tinder and Raya now linking to Instagram, and many people using Instagram DMs like they're a dating app, it feels like there's no option to separate your online persona from your romantic pursuits.
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Mr. Soderbergh sent Mr. Burns a text on Monday linking to a story about increased sales of elderberry, a holistic remedy that bears a striking similarity to the forsythia cure promoted in the film by Mr. Law's character.
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The Swedish embassy in the U.S. responded to Trump's tweet on Sunday night, linking to Trump's tweet referencing the Fox News story and writing, "We look forward to informing the US administration about Swedish immigration and integration policies."
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"You have all these book blogs and major magazines and major websites that are linking to Amazon, because Amazon is giving them a four-and-a-half-percent affiliate fee for every book that they sell," Hunter says.
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Recently, in 2015, he called into question Jewish author and political activist Elie Wiesel's survival of the Holocaust by putting the term "Holocaust survivor" in quotes while linking to a book arguing that the Holocaust was a hoax.
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I think everyone is but we continue to think that Hong Kong is one of the important hubs of China linking to the rest of the outside international world - so, something that we'd continue to have presence on.
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The multibillion-dollar pipeline would bring more than 800,000 barrels per day of heavy crude from Canada's oil sands in Alberta into Nebraska, linking to an existing pipeline network feeding U.S. refineries and ports along the Gulf of Mexico.
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In Europe, lawmakers have proposed a copyright directive that would force tech giants to pay publishers for linking to their content, but the directive experienced a setback five days ago after member states failed to agree on some rules.
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Indeed two funds just launched which are pitching investments in companies that have exposure to cryptocurrency (I'm not linking to them because at this point, there're far too many charlatans that have jumped on the crypto — and blockchain — bandwagon).
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King drew criticism including from colleagues in his own party when he tweeted earlier this month: "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies," linking to a tweet about a right-wing, anti-immigrant politician in the Netherlands.
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The email contained a scrambled poetic text with minimal background information strewn throughout, linking to a webpage hosting the 15-minute, gothically dark composition presented with a slow procession of disparate, seemingly unrelated imagery seemingly generated in real time.
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An Uber spokesperson confirmed in an email to Gizmodo that the company is cooperating with the investigation, and noted that the "Hell" program is now defunct, linking to an article about a related lawsuit a judge dismissed last week.
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"Under Trump's trade plans, we would see higher prices, fewer jobs, and a weaker economy," the group tweeted, linking to a lengthier article warning that a recession would hit the U.S. "within the first year" of a Trump presidency.
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The link tax would require online platforms like Google and Facebook to pay media companies when linking to their articles, and the upload filter could force them to check all content uploaded to their sites to remove copyrighted material.
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"Relating to the cyber attack, linking to the DPRK, it is ridiculous," North Korea's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Kim In Ryong told a news conference when asked if Pyongyang was involved in the global WannaCry attack or the U.N. hack.
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In terms of time spent, Button compared the total amount of time that a user spent in the app 14 days after deep linking to Uber through a button relative to total time spent during the 14 days prior.
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"The Ortega government must take immediate action to end this violence and protect the lives and rights of its citizens," he tweeted, while linking to a US State Department statement that called for an independent investigation into the deaths.
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Without any links to official coronavirus information, a Reddit search for the disease brings up a slew of posts across the platform citing sketchy sources, linking to unverified social media posts, and making bold — and potentially fear-mongering — claims.
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The 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline, which is owned by Energy Transfer Partners and referred to as DAPL, stretches from the oil fields of western North Dakota through South Dakota and Iowa, ultimately linking to other pipelines in Illinois.
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Two minutes later, Trump was warning of a "very dangerous pattern developing across (the) country by Obama supporters," this time linking to allegations by the Michigan Republican Party that a poll watcher in Detroit had been threatened with a gun.
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Some in media, including speakers at the hearing like News Corp general counsel David Pitofsky, argue that Google and Facebook are "free-riding" by linking to publishers' content without paying for it or cutting them in on related ad revenue.
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Sellers will sometimes buy Google ads for their competitors for unrelated products — say, a dog food ad linking to a shampoo listing — so that Amazon's algorithm sees the rate of clicks converting to sales drop and automatically demotes their product.
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In a new essay posted to his website, musician Neil Young called out major tech companies such as Google for linking to piracy websites and thus depriving musicians of income, and wondered how the next generation of musicians will survive.
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It's about the size and shape of a smartphone, and works by wirelessly linking to an insulin pump and glucose monitor, measuring glucose levels every five minutes and then, with the help of some algorithmic data crunching, automatically making adjustments.
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The former would impose a "link tax" on websites linking to external content they don't own—which, on its face, is a solution to social giants freeloading on the work of news organizations without paying out any derived ad revenue.
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So, naturally, Angolans have started hiding pirated movies and music in Wikipedia articles and linking to them on closed Facebook groups, creating a totally free and clandestine file sharing network in a country where mobile internet data is extremely expensive.
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" Geragos also parodied the Vice President's tweet by linking to a section of the federal code prohibiting elected officials from influencing the hiring decisions of private entities, which also apparently references to the two players' suits against the NFL. "Winning!
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"Avoiding on camera questions from independent media and favoring a state-sanctioned outlet would be cause for concern in any country," Rhodes said in a tweet, linking to another tweet about White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's interview with the network.
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"Following the last two debates, Tulsi has spiked to #1 in Google Trends, showing America is hungry for her message of ending wasteful wars and the nuclear arms race," Gabbard tweeted, linking to a Google-centric fundraising page on her website.
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As neuroscientists continue to conduct brain stimulation experiments, publish results in journals and hold conferences, the D.I.Y. practitioners have remained quiet downstream listeners, blogging about scientists' experiments, posting unrestricted versions of journal articles and linking to videos of conference talks.
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If Facebook finds that a ton of links to a certain website are appearing on Facebook, but few websites on the broader web are linking to that site, Facebook will use that signal, among others, to limit the website's reach.
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Its once-anonymous Twitter account gave nods and winks to friends and journalists in the know -- with posts linking to FBI job ads and the sort of moody pastoral scenes designed to spark a guessing game about the author's identity.
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In this case, Discord found the server and its users in violation of the platform's community guidelines, which forbids sharing or linking to content "with intent to shame or degrade another individual," and promoting sexually explicit content without the subject's consent.
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Many of DeLonge's posts involve linking to and/or quote-tweeting leading Trumpspiracist Louise Mensch, whose claim to fame involves calling people who make fun of her online "Russian Agents," plus having been right about a Trump thing one time.
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Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Google have also pushed voter registration drives, by linking to sites like TurboVote, which work with companies in their voter drive, provide information on candidates and voter initiatives and send text and email reminders to users.
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What makes it more interesting is that Oregon is doing so by following California's lead, linking to the Western Climate Initiative, a regional carbon trading system that currently contains California and the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and Quebec.
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"Smart!" a post on Trump's official Facebook page said on Thursday, linking to a report on Jordanian news website Al Bawaba which alleged that Kuwait had "mirrored" a decision by the Trump administration to temporarily bar travelers from several countries.
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This is the moment to embrace that reality, moving from generic linking to CDC resources— which are not always up to date—to the most persuasive and personalized "lens" and empowering actions that motivate billions to make life-saving choices.
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After she tweeted for a way to turn off the autoplay feature, Netflix responded a week later on Twitter by linking to a new help page that offers a way to stop both the preview autoplay and the next-episode autoplay.
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The Data & Society report is trying to trace the social and algorithmic boundaries of an emergent media ecosystem, but a lot of the folks swept up in the report are angry about it, and angry at me for linking to it.
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"Under Trump's trade plans, we would see higher prices, fewer jobs, and a weaker economy," the Chamber tweeted during Tuesday's speech in Monessen, Pennsylvania, linking to an analysis that argues Trump's trade positions would throw the United States into an economic recession.
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In the message to users trying to access a Freedom Hosting II site, titled "Hello Freedom Hosting II, you have been hacked," the hackers included a link to how they allegedly carried out the operation, which NBC News isn't detailing or linking to.
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By Friday morning, however, Reddit moved to end /r/watchpeopledie, which had more than 300,000 subscribers, and /r/gore, as a result of members continually linking to videos of the New Zealand incident while moderators failed to act or even encouraged their posting.
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YouTube today announced that it will be replacing its annotations engine with what it calls End Screen and Cards, which are existing, mobile-first tools that provide many of the same functions as annotations like linking to other videos and polling viewers.
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When Wikipedia was launched in 22006 by Jimmy Wales, an entrepreneur who cut his teeth linking to internet porn in the 22011s, its stated objective was to "compile the sum of all human knowledge" and make it freely available to the world.
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YouTube does not have an information panel linking to contextual information about the Center for Immigration Studies, although the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) designated it a hate group in 2016, and YouTube has had a partnership with the SPLC since 2018.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity — one of the loudest proponents of the campaign to make the FISA memo public — wrote only "#ReleaseTheMemo" in a tweet linking to a story claiming the Justice Department sought "to block" the committee from releasing the "bombshell" document.
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At first, Bhat said a lot of these accounts just tweeted images, but they've grown into accounts that tweet "articles" with text generated by the headline of whatever they're linking to, so Twitter users won't be tipped off by bot-mangled language.
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Wikipedia volunteers fixed an additional 3 million links by manually linking to the correct Internet Archive page, an astonishing amount of preservation work, and one that helps maintain the integrity of the web and provides an audit trail where one was missing.
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"If they open the Uber app in the car, [they will] see a banner across the bottom linking to content relevant to the place they're going — food menu, hotel concierge service, etc," a Yext spokesperson said in an emailed statement to The Verge.
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"Apologies to any contributors who aren't employees of Palantir, but to those who are, please find jobs elsewhere and stop helping Palantir do horrible things," Kyle wrote last week, linking to an article in The Intercept about the company's collaboration with ICE.
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However, linking to established insurers or banks, which often have legacy IT systems and data silos that cannot interact with newer formats, messaging standards and more modern IT, can be problematic for any start-up looking to partner with a financial institution (FI).
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"Ocasio-Cortez's expensive ideas often lack any grounding in facts and she has been fact checked at least five times," the RNC email claims before linking to dozens of articles that examine and debunk the claims Ocasio-Cortez has made throughout her campaign.
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Read more: Jonathan Van Ness explains why he doesn't get political with Trump supporters on 'Queer Eye'"I'm actually disappointed in Karamo for lending his celebrity to this," one fan wrote on Twitter on Wednesday, linking to Rolling Stone's takedown of Spicer's casting.
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The union representing editorial staff at The Washington Post is ripping the company's management over its decision to put Post reporter Felicia Sonmez on administrative leave over a tweet she sent Sunday linking to a 2016 story about the Kobe Bryant rape case.
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Dubbed "Project Voldemort," the documents reportedly allege that Instagram effectively barred users from linking to their Snapchat profiles in their bios on Facebook-owned Instagram, in some cases by suggesting to influencers that they could lose their verification badges for doing so.
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"First, it's been nearly five weeks since the deadline for the administration to reunite families they separated at the border, but 528 children are still waiting to see their parents again," she continued, linking to a number of negative headlines about the crisis.
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"Making a linking to these events (the British poisoning) is for us unacceptable and such restrictions like those passed by the American side earlier ... are absolutely illegal and do not correspond to international law," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, according to Reuters.
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Googling the name, the reporter found scattered blogs with titles like "Farhad Azima Scammer" and "Farhad Azima Scams" that had cropped up in August and September of that year, garishly filling each post with hashtags to improve search results and linking to empty torrent files.
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President Trump late Saturday night appeared to "like" a tweet from Mother Jones linking to a story titled, "A Florida massage parlor owner has been selling Chinese execs access to Trump at Mar-a-Lago," according to an account that tracks Trump family Twitter activity.
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Shiver, the writer behind classics such as Serving the Prime Minister: A Canadian Romance (accidentally brought to you by VICE Canada) and Foreign Affairs: A Diplomatic Romance, sent me a note (more of an apology) Wednesday afternoon linking to the GOP-based novella on Amazon.
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Most of the dead were in Saraqib, a town on the main highway linking to the government-held city of Aleppo and 20 km (12 miles) northwest of the Abu al-Duhur air base, which government forces and allied militias have captured from insurgents.
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Mr. Zhao's assertion began with a post linking to a video of the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Robert R. Redfield, testifying before the House on Wednesday and suggesting that some flu deaths might have been caused by the coronavirus.
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One of the biggest issues in the campaign got its start in 2017, when Ms. Plame raised an uproar for a tweet linking to an article, "America's Jews Are Driving America's Wars," in a publication that has been criticized for publishing anti-Semitic material.
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Here's an entire Twitter thread linking to epidemiologists at Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and the Universities of Basel and Bern, saying so with very little ambiguity: Round up of (assistant) profs of infectious disease spread saying we're likely past being able to contain coronavirus, i.e.
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"Where we find evidence that these or other apps did misuse data, we will ban them and notify people via this website," Facebook wrote in a blog post Monday, linking to the same site it used to alert people if their data was shared with Cambridge Analytica.
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But, behind a screen, he can be vitriolic, lashing out at "liberal trolls" and posting racially slanted messages on Facebook and Twitter, often linking to inflammatory stories on several of his now-defunct websites like FreedomDaily, which last September raked in more than 24 million views.
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The New York Times reports that the public nature of the suit — which included Carlson linking to a copy of the lawsuit on her personal website and launching a Twitter campaign, with the hashtag #StandWithGretchen — is unusual, given the fact that many such suits are settled privately.
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"I encourage both presidential campaigns to be sensitive to all affected by Hurricane #Matthew in the coming days," Bush tweeted Wednesday, linking to a Politico article that reported Clinton will spend $63,000 on a five-day ad buy that would begin Thursday on The Weather Channel.
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T-Mobile was one of the first to use customers' real names and customer service agents' initials in tweets, for example, and last year it began adding agents' pictures and names to its tweet replies by linking to custom bio web pages for each of its agents.
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On Wednesday, Burr, who has said he doesn't think the law would keep companies from moving to North Carolina, tweeted, "We all know #NC is great- & so does everyone else," linking to a report that said tourism spending in the state has hit a new record.
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"Every single worker in this country has a right to a safe workplace where they will not be harassed, assaulted or punished for speaking up," Sanders tweeted, linking to an article from Vox that lays out why women at McDonald's are going on strike on Sept. 18.
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CNN reported the Facebook pages appeared to be run by local Women's March organizers when in reality they were being created out of the South Asian country, with some of the pages linking to web sites intended to design and sell t-shirts and other merchandise.
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CNN reported the Facebook pages appeared to be run by local Women's March organizers when in reality they were being created out of the South Asian country, with some of the pages linking to web sites intended to design and sell T-shirts and other merchandise.
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By contrast the CJEU ruling appears to imply that for-profit entities such as Google might have a pre-emptive responsibility to check the legality of the content they are linking to before serving a hyperlink to a user — rather than waiting to receive a takedown notice.
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That judgement suggests European courts could interpret the sharing of a hyperlink as a copyright breach in itself — if the person is sharing a link to illegally hosted copyrighted content for a for-profit purpose or if they know the content they are linking to is copyrighted.
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Then, Twitter said that a person's bio needs to include references and a link to the place where they are working, and ideally that the page they are linking to also includes a reference back to the Twitter account (if it's a link to a bio page).
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BuzzFeed News reported that a Facebook ad linking to videos from PragerU's YouTube channel pertaining to wildfires devastating communities in southeastern Australia was taken down after numerous inquiries from the news service, four days after its own internal review service found the ads to contain misinformation.
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BuzzFeed News reported that a Facebook ad linking to videos from PragerU's YouTube channel pertaining to wildfires devastating communities in southeastern Australia was taken down after numerous inquiries from the news service, four days after its own internal review service found the ads to contain misinformation.
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The Detroit-area congresswoman has warned of the potential for error in facial recognition technology in the past, with the department's official Twitter account inviting her to tour the facility after she said the department should "rethink this whole facial recognition bulls**t," linking to Sen.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe CNN signs Andrew Yang as contributor How the media fall in and out of love with candidates MORE (D-Calif.) tweeted, linking to coverage of California's planned apology for its role in the internment.
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Now that there have been several violent crimes committed by people radicalized via YouTube videos, the company has said that it will recommend fewer conspiracy theory videos, and those expressing doubt about widely accepted events will include an informational text box linking to third-party sources.
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Finally, in 2017, as the #MeToo movement gained steam after the New York Times and the New Yorker reported on harassment and assault allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein, journalist Beth Winegarner included Tyson on a Medium list of celebrities accused of sexual misconduct, linking to Farmer's post.
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After entering your username, the card generator uses the information on your profile to make a free pdf file with eight cards, including your name, job title, profile picture, and a QR-code linking to your online profile, accompanied by the words: 'Like me on Tinder.
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Facebook says stories are determined the "same way as the featured headline — using a combination of factors including the engagement around the article on Facebook, the engagement around the publisher overall, and whether other articles are linking to it," writes Facebook product manager Ali Ahmadi and designer John Angelo.
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Facebook says it does not control which publications show up or which stories appear, ordering the list only by factors like "the engagement around the article on Facebook, the engagement around the publisher overall, and whether other articles are linking to it," the company explained back in May.
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These are Article 11, a "link tax," which would force online platforms like Facebook and Google to buy licenses from media companies before linking to their stories; and Article 13, an "upload filter," which would require that everything uploaded online in the EU is checked for copyright infringement.
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The first, Article 11, was a "link tax" that would force online platforms like Facebook and Google to pay news organizations before linking to their stories; while the second, Article 13, proposed an "upload filter" that would have required all content uploaded online to be checked for copyright infringement.
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"Just guessing this isn't the story Democratic candidates were looking for in the homestretch of the midterms," Axelrod tweeted, linking to a story from the New York Daily News regarding Clinton's dismissal of claims that her husband, then-President Clinton, took advantage of Lewinsky when he was president.
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"In lieu of parades, let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day by emulating our Irish friends' national paid sick leave policy," Markey, an Irish American, tweeted Wednesday, linking to a NowThisNews clip describing Ireland's adoption of universal sick leave amid what the World Health Organization (WHO) has dubbed a pandemic.
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"Arizonans can count on me to work across the aisle and get things done for our state," Sinema tweeted, linking to an Arizona Mirror article about an analysis that named her record the most bipartisan among Senate Democrats and the third-most among senators overall, after GOP Sens.
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But the 90-page report from the Counter Extremism Project, entitled "Spiders of the Caliphate," lays out the shortcomings in Facebook's approach, and how ISIS supporters avoid detection by using Facebook Live to host meetings and linking to banned material in comments, tricks that avoid Facebook's automated flagging tools.
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" Linking to a transcript of the President's speech to an African-American History Month listening session last week, she had no words, only to say: "This is...this is..." When the President suggested we should pray for Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Apprentice" ratings at the National Prayer Breakfast, she wrote: "No, no, no.
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In an emailed statement, a Facebook spokesperson said the company has been taking down content specific to the attack — it said it had removed 1.5 million videos of the attack in the first 24 hours — but addressed questions about anti-Muslim hate speech by linking to a blog post from 2017.
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The government has also identified 12 hacker group it believes the GRU to be associated with — including 'Fancy Bear', a group behind a string of cyber espionage attacks including the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee, which the government is also now directly linking to Russia's military spy agency.
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"Facebook ahas [sic] been working to curb the proliferation of this kind of news and there have been encouraging results from three different studies in the past month," wrote the flak, flagging three studies to back up his claim — summarizing them in short bullet points (without linking to the cited research).
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The writer — who dated Miller from the time they were in high school until 2016 and moved with him from Brooklyn, New York, to Los Angeles — shared a touching Instagram post linking to a piece of prose she had written about Miller days before news of his death on Friday.
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"Pretty sure we have just discovered an earmark for Hillsdale College/Betsy DeVos courtesy of Pat Toomey," McCaskill wrote, linking to an article from December 2016 that references President Donald Trump choosing DeVos for education secretary over Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn, while also detailing her own relations to the college.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE on Tuesday touted renewed optimism among American CEOs, linking to a report showing the biggest jump in optimism among business leaders in years.
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The Vizio / Apple news comes just one day after Vizio's bigger rival Samsung — which has a 33 percent share of the smart TV market in the US compared to Vizio's 24 percent — also debuted an Apple AirPlay integration, along with a new tab directly linking to iTunes in Samsung's interactive platform.
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By Wednesday evening, Mr. Trump had fired off more tweets, one questioning the sanity of Harry Reid, the former Senate majority leader who has pancreatic cancer, and another linking to an expletive-filled video depicting immigrants who had committed violent crimes and a group of brown-skinned men breaching a barrier.
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As an added complication, the ways companies communicate about upgrades and unilaterally change the user interface make people vulnerable to phishing, since one is never sure what is a real login or upgrade message and what is a bogus one, linking to a fake website trying to steal a login.
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Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun, the largest-circulation newspaper in the world, had Orlando at the top of its website with a photo linking to the story — but the English-language edition of the country's number two paper, Asahi Shimbun, did not feature it at all as of 2pm ET on Sunday.
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"We know that managing communities like Affected By Addiction Support Group can require a huge time commitment...We believe in sustainable business models to create positive impact in the world," the Facebook spokesperson wrote, linking to other community groups, such as a rock collection fan page run by a store selling rocks.
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The now-deleted tweet sent out by WikiLeaks early Monday morning purporting to be about the CIA and Donald Trump, but linking to an ad for the Ford Raptor (Screenshot)Most people would probably think that this was all a simple copy and paste error, and that we shouldn't read anything into it.
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He draws attention to a Trump tweet in late December, linking to a television interview that Mr Trump gave as a private businessman in 1999, urging America to "negotiate like crazy" with North Korea but, if talks failed, to "do something now" before warheads are aimed at New York and other cities.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) tweeted over the weekend after linking to articles about Trump's tariffs.
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"There's No Way I'll Send My Kids to Public School to Be Brainwashed by the LGBT Lobby," read one headline, linking to an essay ripped from Glenn Beck's The Blaze; "Alert: UN Backs Secret Obama Takeover of Police; Here's What We Know ...," read another, copied from a site called The Federalist Papers Project.
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Linking to a CNBC article about Dorsey&aposs "wellness" habits, the user questioned three details about Dorsey&aposs weekly routine: that he meditates for two hours every day, that he spends 52 minutes each day hopping in and out of a sauna and ice bath, and that only eats five meals a week.
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Initially losing the case in the UK, where the court ruled that publishers were entitled to collect such fees, the dispute (thankfully) went all the way to the European Courts of Justice on appeal, where it was determined that viewing and linking to content legally on the internet is not, in fact, copyright infringement.
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When first Drake, then Kanye, endorsed Tinashe—Drake, with a Soundcloud reworking of her hit that he called "2 On / Thotful," and Kanye with an "I really like this vid…" now-deleted tweet in April 2015, linking to Tinashe's "All Hands on Deck" video – she looked primed for a quick rise to the top.
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But the Yale University Press, which publishes many of Douglass' writings, opted for a subtweet: "He's being recognized more and more, so read up on #FrederickDouglass and the amazing job he's done," their account tweeted, linking to a page where one can purchase Douglass' landmark Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave.
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Brian SchatzBrian Emanuel Schatz'Medicare for All' complicates Democrats' pitch to retake Senate Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Booker, Durbin and Leahy introduce bill to ban death penalty MORE (D-Hawaii) tweeted, while linking to a Politico report that describes the GOP leadership's back-door push to find support for the legislation.
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What's new here — sort of — is that the editorial board put that message directly on Twitter, emphasizing that it was expressing an opinion and linking to specific analyses to back up its arguments; and we also included the publicly available numbers of senators' offices for readers who wanted to make their own voices heard.
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This idea that anybody could just put their ideas out there, and you could see it have an impact and start to change people's perceptions, and there was a lot of engagement around it... You started talking to each other and linking to each other, so it's ... It was an ecosystem. Ecosystem/club. Yeah.
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Consider the case of Elaine Lancaster, the South Florida drag performer who, in October 2017, was removed as the emcee of a drag brunch at Señor Frogs after posting a tweet that used the hashtag #JewishCollusion when linking to a story about Facebook's CEO supposedly meeting with Hillary Clinton's campaign manager John Podesta before the 2016 election.
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" When asked if Book Marks would ever turn into a site that made money by linking to Amazon or other affiliate-driven sites, Diamond said that they "have no plans to sell books, for many reasons: one being that Literary Hub is a supporter and partner of independent bookstores and we encourage people to shop locally.
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"We — and a wide range of human rights and media organizations, and others, like Wikimedia — believe that this runs contrary to the basic principles of international law: No one country should be able to impose its rules on the citizens of another country, especially when it comes to linking to lawful content," wrote Google's Kent Walker, in 2015.
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For example, if you had a website like this one and wanted to make sure that it wasn't ever linking to/referencing images above a certain size or resolution (in the interests of reasonable page-load times) you might have a script somewhere that would chew through the site's HTML automatically resizing images as it encounters them.
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"In Beto O'Rourke's own words," Cruz tweeted, linking to a video of O'Rourke speaking at a Dallas church after the shooting, saying this: How can it be, in this day and age, in this very year, in this community, that a young man, African American, in his own apartment is shot and killed by a police officer?
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Instead there has been a rush to publicize all manner of dubious claims, from the midsummer reports of a secret server supposedly linking to Trump Tower and a Russian bank to more recent stories exaggerating Russia's penetration of the U.S. power grid and accusing a variety of normal left-wing and right-wing websites of being Kremlin pawns.
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Listen to the track below: On Twitter, Push wrote about the song's cover art, saying "Please stop referring to this picture as "artwork"...I'm not an internet baby, I don't edit images...this is a REAL picture...these are his truths, see for yourself", linking to the portfolio of photographer David Leyes, who took the portrait. Spicy!
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And the fact that we have URLs that are links controls your whole reality, so much so that when you look at how we're organizing data into platforms like Instagram – I mean, the fact that people are on Instagram all day and not the Internet just shows that how you're linking to and presenting data is incredibly important.
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The Rules break Twitter's policies up into three broad categories: Content boundaries and use of Twitter, which prohibits things like using the site to perform illegal activities and infringe copyright; abusive behavior, which prohibits direct and indirect violent threats, harassment, hateful language, creating multiple accounts, sharing others' private information, and impersonation; and spam, which prohibits selling Twitter usernames and linking to malware.
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The new feature was first spotted by Matt Rappaport, and appears to work as you'd expect: type out a username in the text field on your image or video caption in Stories, and viewers will be able to tap on it to bring up a new menu linking to the user info, where you'll be able to directly add them as a friend.
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"This is really sad and I hope it doesn't happen," Doolittle tweeted Sunday, linking to an NBC Sports report indicating MLB is considering cutting the number of minor league teams by 25 percent, eliminating 42 teams, even after a season that saw more than 40 million fans attend games for the 85033th consecutive year and an attendance increase of 2.6 percent.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE also defended West saying he respects "those willing to take the lead breaking with convention" in a tweet linking to Chance's comments.
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The museum also took out a full-page advertisement in The New York Times with the text, "Dignity Has No Nationality," linking to her social practice work in partnership with the City of New York and the Queens Museum, in creating immigrant projects that have been both lauded and criticized for not always connecting with established (non-art) immigrant-rights organizations.
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Some reporters and editors at the paper say that individual instances of not properly crediting are attributable not to a policy of not linking to rival news outlets, but just to harried journalists not getting around to doing so, green reporters not knowing to do so, and editors not being aware of previous reporting and not doing the research needed to add links.
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Stone had previously denied having any documentation linking to discussions with WikiLeaks, but as Kirby notes again, "the indictment makes it clear that Mueller has the receipts": Court papers describe multiple email and text exchanges between Stone and someone identified as "Person 1" — believed to be conservative pundit and conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi — and "Person 2," believed to be radio host Randy Credico.
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Borrowing the crescent moon 80s McDonald's ad character, Mac Tonight, white supremacists co-opted this wholesome fast-food mascot (ironically based off of black music icon, Ray Charles) as a face for text-to-speech rap song "parodies" (that aren't worth linking to) that explicitly describe myriad gruesome scenes of murdering black people, while dredging up every epithet you can think of.
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"African lion populations have experienced devastating population declines, over the past three decades, with as few as 20,000 remaining in the wild and continue to be needlessly hunted for sport and their trophies imported to the U.S.," he wrote, linking to a report by the International Fund for Animal Welfare that provides an in-depth look at the trophy hunting trade and its largest abusers.
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Katy Perry apparently has no issues with whatever happened in Vegas between Orlando Bloom and Selena Gomez, because she just pooh-pooed everyone who thought she was done or upset with her BF. Katy posted on Thursday night, "Instead of giving energy & eyeballs to dumb conspiracy check out how COOL this is" ... linking to a Time article about Orlando Bloom helping Ukranian kids with their education.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas), for a U.S. Senate seat this November, tweeted, linking to an editorial from The Houston Chronicle about the program that helps people with limited resources receive medical care.
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The Fox News host made the announcement from his Twitter account, linking to a story quoting Sekulow as saying there is an "unprecedented level of corruption" in special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's probe into Russia's election interference. .
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Half my Facebook feed is someone linking to a video with the headline: Watch X demolish Y. I doubt that Trump will develop a capacity for fraternity any time soon, but to be human is to hold out hope, and to believe that even a guy as old and self-destructive as Trump is still 0.001 percent open to a transformation of the heart.
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This allows an attacker to bypass a mechanism that's supposed to prevent controllers farther than 15 or 30 cm away from linking to the light bulbs, and instead connect and take over lightbulbs as far as 400 meters (around 435 yards) away outdoors, and 70 m (around 75 yards) inside, which is the range of the ZigBee protocol, the one the light bulbs use.
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The report found news consumers on the right aren't the only ones who seek to have their views validated, but during the 2016 election season right-wing media organizations like Breitbart and Fox News generally acted to reinforce the tendencies of their audiences to reinforce their beliefs, while more centrist and left-leaning news organizations tended to moderate the same tendencies by linking to a more ideologically diverse set of sources.
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This story was shared at least 1,400 times: And this one, posted by The Daily Caller, was shared more than 3,000 times, despite linking to a story with no evidence of a cover-up: The actual number of refugees who have become extremists in the United States has been estimated at between three and 12 — out of the more than 800,000 who have resettled here since the Sept.
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Easily out performing the most powerful VR rig; more utilitarian than a drawer-load of wearables will ever be; and trivially expandable to meet the user's personal needs and tastes — by linking to whatever custom array of add-ons they choose, whether that's fancy connected hardware (drones, Geiger counters, 'smart' jewelry… ) or tapping into the vast wealth of extras delivered via software bolt-ons (apps, notifications, chatbots… ), to truly personalize that 'boring old' mobile experience.
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On the flip-side the ruling suggests that individuals who post links to pirated content online without knowing the content they are linking to is copyrighted and without doing so for their own financial gain would not be infringing copyright — with the court noting "it may prove difficult, in particular for individuals who wish to post such links, to ascertain whether the works involved are protected and, if necessary, whether the copyright holders of those works have consented to their publication on the internet".
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