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"A lone wolf" A "lone wolf" gunman opened fire on people attending a country music festival in Las Vegas, police said. https://t.
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This whole idea -- anybody who&aposs out there saying, oh, this is some lone wolf, I think the actual legitimate definition of a lone wolf is what happened in Las Vegas.
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All four are more or less what you'd describe as the "lone wolf type" – but to quote another one of our favorite TV properties, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives.
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Cesar Millan won't be a lone wolf for much longer.
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In another sense, too, the lone wolf had a pack.
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"To our belief, (Stack) was a lone wolf," she said.
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He is, by nature, a lone wolf -- and a provocateur.
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"I often hear folks talk about 'lone wolf,'" he said.
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Did Coe expect the I.A.A.F. to be a lone wolf?
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And then the parent of the lone wolf becomes us.
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And Shooter, now in its second season, is no lone wolf.
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Lombardo said authorities believe Stephen Paddock was a "lone wolf" attacker.
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It was a "lone wolf" and an isolated incident, they'll argue.
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There is no such thing as a lone wolf ISIS attack.
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Similar "lone wolf" attacks have happened infrequently in the last year.
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He was meticulous, a lone wolf, and maybe a little paranoid.
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This will not stop the "lone wolf" attacks by individual fanatics.
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It was America's deadliest 'lone wolf' gun massacre at the time.
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"This looks like the work of a lone wolf," Lasoen said.
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But he thrives on the freedom of his lone-wolf status.
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How can we prevent lone-wolf attacks in New York City?
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Preventing terrorism is hard, particularly when dealing with homegrown lone-wolf attacks.
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Lone wolf theory does not distract from understanding the dynamics of terrorism.
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Nassar was far from a "lone wolf," Blumenthal told NBC on Tuesday.
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There is another key question: are there any genuine "lone wolf" terrorists?
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Some have claimed the lone wolf phenomenon is nothing but a myth.
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Islamic State has specifically encouraged "lone wolf" suicide attacks on such targets.
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The rise of so-called lone-wolf attacks has complicated that determination.
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We're dealing with the threat of lone-wolf attacks in this country.
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But there really is no such thing as a lone-wolf attacker.
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THE COMPLETE LONE WOLF AND CUB at Japan Society (Jan. 21-2212).
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Each track on Lone Wolf sound like it could fill a stadium.
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"I was a lone wolf for a long time," Mr. Streur said.
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The lone wolf — in journalism, as in nature — is a rare creature.
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Only Fosters Lancett moves freely among them as the skulking lone wolf.
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Don't let them get away with being the lone wolf any longer.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said Saipov appeared to be a "lone wolf" attacker.
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Police said they think the suspected gunman was a "lone wolf" attacker.
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Chapter Five: Dig Dug This is officially the season of lone wolf storylines.
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He's a lone wolf, not a wide-eyed mutant struggling with outsider status.
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She planned to execute the lone wolf attack on April 5, he added.
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"Instead of being a lone wolf, it becomes a three-hander," says Child.
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" saying, "Lone wolf from anywhere in the world can move to Brazil now.
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Even smaller terrorist groups and 'lone wolf' actors have turned increasingly to encryption.
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If Rahami is not a lone wolf, where's the rest of the pack?
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For some, LIVE FREE or LONE WOLF or STAY GOLD does the trick.
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They're likely hoping to inspire a lone wolf or homegrown terrorist to act.
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And this is in addition to lone wolf attacks from radicalized individuals/groups.
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What are the best ways to prevent "lone wolf" attacks inspired by ISIS?
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In 2014, an ISIS spokesman called for lone-wolf attacks using improvised weaponry.
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The script is improvised, which only works because Hertzfeldt is a lone wolf.
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The security forces also can crack down on support for lone wolf attacks.
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He didn't believe the explanation that the OpenTable employee was a lone wolf.
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Some later suggested that Ms. Donaldson's "lone wolf" persona was solely a defense.
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The EPA is by no means the lone wolf in this regulatory spectacle.
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Police think Paddock was a "lone wolf" attacker, according to The Washington Post.
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Police think Paddock was a "lone wolf" attacker, according to The Washington Post.
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The group also continues to inspire so-called lone wolf terrorist attacks abroad.
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" â€" Jonathan Snowden (@JESnowden) October 2, 2017 This guy wasn't a lone wolf shooter.
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Initially, investigators had dubbed the shooter a "lone wolf" killer, saying he acted alone.
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And a lone wolf Pisces would not gain confidence taking a chatty Gemini's advice.
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Is this a lone wolf or a known wolf that's slipped through the cracks?
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Probs. Don't fall for it, Arya — the lone wolf dies but the pack survives!
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They shared screenshots of Mr. Adnani's speech calling for lone wolf attacks during Ramadan.
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"I think Grant Dalton has shown he's a lone wolf," Spithill said, eyes flashing.
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We have seen drive-by shootings, mass riots and so-called lone wolf strikes.
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" In his message, Adnani appealed to the faithful to launch lone-wolf attacks. "Determination!
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The state still has no clear answer to that kind of lone-wolf attack.
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Sometimes we blame it on mental illness or the work of a lone wolf.
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A lone wolf can be part of not only a larger white supremacist ideology, but of any other type of ideological movement as well, and still be considered a lone wolf, provided they are not getting support from the organization or from others.
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"We're kind of a lone wolf," said Shane Clark, 37, one of the store's owners.
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New York governor has described the New York terrorist suspect as a likely lone wolf.
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"The world looks at it like, there's Pastor Fritts, there's that lone wolf," he said.
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We're still going to have an impact though — we're still a $1003 trillion lone wolf.
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" A "suspect" fires on police officers; later he is revealed to be a "lone wolf.
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"Right now we believe it's a solo act, a lone wolf attacker," Lombardo told reporters.
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When you get to lone wolf territory Dr. Gorka, it becomes that much more difficult.
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And when you're a lone wolf, you pay attention to your environment, you're a naturalist.
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Take, for example, the Phineas Priesthood, a Christian Identity doctrine followed by lone-wolf terrorists.
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How common are lone-wolf shootings like this, perpetrated by people who aren't career criminals?
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But they are investigating it as a potential "lone wolf" terror attack, the official said.
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To be sure, the law criminalizes conspiracy, so it would not capture "lone wolf" attackers.
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"We will find more connections, because I don't believe in the lone wolf," she said.
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It could be difficult to switch from lone-wolf mode to family unity so quickly.
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The FBI says it's unclear if this was an organized attack or a lone wolf.
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While Karamat enjoys his Lone Wolf sobriquet, Aneeka is crudely called "Knickers" by the tabloids.
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Even French's truly lone wolf detectives, like the maverick Mackey of Faithful Place, crave partnerships.
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Such "lone wolf" attacks are typically less deadly but also far more difficult to prevent.
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No group claimed responsibility, but some officials said the attacker was a self-radicalized lone wolf.
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Investigators now believe he was a "lone wolf", who radicalised himself through material on the internet.
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Was the suspect in Friday's shooting, named by officials as Esteban Santiago, a lone-wolf terrorist?
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"The lone wolf cannot be detected, cannot be prevented, and seldom can be traced," Mason wrote.
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Can you be a lone wolf and still be part of a larger white supremacist ideology?
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You can be a lone wolf and still be part of a larger white supremacist ideology.
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Where does mental illness and more generalized alienation end and lone wolf terrorism—the political—begin?
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I asked my colleagues if they perceived me as an absent "lone wolf" from the team.
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The bust seems to point to the bomber not acting as a so-called lone wolf.
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They also mandated that all employees move in groups to avoid sabotage by a lone wolf.
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ISIS media has been responsible for radicalizing "lone wolf" attackers in both Europe and North America.
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"Right now, we believe it's a sole actor, a lone-wolf-type actor," the sheriff said.
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That "lone wolf" approach made it much more difficult to head off the attack, he said.
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A string of similar but unrelated "lone wolf" attacks took place at the end of 2014.
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It adopts his lone-wolf moralistic tone to suggest that he would have beaten Donald Trump.
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"We were a lone wolf down here for a long time," co-director Joey Piziali says.
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Lone wolf attacks in Paris, Nice, London and New York were all linked to the caliphate.
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The so-called lone wolf attack was the third in New York City since September 2016.
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Most likely silence and talk about "lone wolf attacks, mental illness and no connection to Islam".
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It is not known if the attacker had links to extremist groups or was a "lone wolf".
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"Right now we believe it's a solo act, a lone wolf attacker," Lombardo told reporters early Monday.
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No, I don't think they can do much if a lone wolf decides to detonate a bomb.
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"If you want us Muslims to stop carrying lone wolf attacks, then make peace," the post reads.
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"Lone wolf attacks by people emotionally caught up in current events are a real possibility," he said.
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Former FBI Special Agent Don Borelli suggests the greatest danger is posed by potential "lone wolf" attackers.
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What at first seemed like a lone-wolf attack quickly turned into something more organised and sinister.
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A lone-wolf attack Fthoui seemed to have acted alone and had no specialized training, officials said.
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Henkin asked them not to, but said a few "lone wolf, vigilante heroes" have shown up anyway.
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"Right now we believe it's a solo act, a lone-wolf attacker," Lombardo told reporters early Monday.
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" 'LONE WOLF AND CUB' "I have a 9-year-old daughter and she turns 10 on Wednesday.
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Mia is transformed from a cagey lone wolf into a woman with unlimited intense sympathy for another.
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Seymour M. Hersh (better known as Sy) is perhaps the most notable lone wolf of his generation.
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This at the same time as Lone Wolf attacks, and Islamic terror strikes, are happening all over.
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And yet, in these 23 years, the bombing remains misunderstood as an example of "lone wolf" terrorism.
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There, white nationalists are building international bridges, spreading propaganda, and encouraging lone-wolf attacks around the world.
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Paddock was killed at the resort, and police said they think he was a "lone-wolf" attacker.
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Friday's session aims at finding strategies for countering terrorism, including lone-wolf extremists, cyberattacks and nuclear proliferation.
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Monday's explosion near Port Authority was the second lone-wolf attack in our city in six weeks.
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It has previously claimed similar "lone wolf" acts thought to be Islamist-inspired, often without providing evidence.
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After a couple decades of lone wolf keyboarding it's such a joy to partner with visually creative types.
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He has the bearded, fiery look of a lone wolf yet is one of the gentlest spirits imaginable.
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Quebec mosque attack The man who attacked a mosque full of worshipers in Canada was a lone wolf.
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Her grandfather, according to Henry, also cast himself as a "lone wolf," which the medium didn't quite understand.
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Mr Hattar's killer might have been a lone wolf, but social media was full of support for him.
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They said he was inspired by online Islamic State propaganda urging supporters to carry out "lone wolf" attacks.
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"How do I create a program that's good at predicting who will be a lone wolf?" he asked.
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Playing by yourself as a lone wolf will be possible, but you'll have to actively pursue that option.
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Australia has seen a series of lone-wolf Islamist-inspired attacks recently, prompting a review of police tactics.
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Reinhardt's melee focus, large size and average speed means he's not the best choice for lone-wolf players.
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Speculations that it was a lone-wolf attack are wishful at best and harmful in the long run.
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Many of the killers are lone-wolf losers indoctrinated to hate through the internet, just like Islamic terrorists.
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Editorial No society is immune to acts of terrorism, especially by a lone wolf driven by deep hatreds.
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Authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks, although there have been several "lone wolf" assaults.
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As recent events elsewhere have shown, so-called "lone wolf" attackers, radicalized online, can be hard to detect.
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In the podcast, along with other topics, Spear and the host debate neo-Nazis undertaking lone wolf terrorist attacks.
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And then, we've got to recognize our first line of defense against lone wolf attacks is among Muslim Americans.
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"Larry Nassar was not a lone wolf, he was not the only predator or monster out there," Blumenthal said.
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But this is not somebody you would call a lone wolf who just happened to act on his own.
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This is not a lone wolf; this is now a pattern that&aposs been tried-and-true by ISIS.
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Cabochard has been seeking glory in the top lane, often executing impressive carry plays with his lone wolf style.
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His fellow bandmates say they were shocked at Pereira's actions, calling him a "lone wolf" in their statement. pic.twitter.
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One reason these "lone wolf" vehicle attacks have become so popular is that they're hard to predict and prevent.
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A later episode details Annie's essential role in the company, proving that the Girlboss can't be a lone wolf.
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Joey might have a point ... we got video of Justin's rehearsal, and he's on stage like a lone wolf.
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Over on G-E's end ... he was kinda looking like a lone wolf Tuesday night after hitting up Drake's.
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Khloé revealed to Elle that she is basically the "lone wolf" in the family when it comes to drinking.
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It's easy to imagine the United States teetering into a situation where persistent lone-wolf attacks are the norm.
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Guccifer 241.4 claimed to be a Romanian lone wolf, with no ties to Russian intelligence or any other organization.
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While there have been several "lone wolf" attacks, officials say 13 significant plots have been foiled in that time.
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Lastly, the shooting shows that America has a unique vulnerability to lone-wolf attacks because of its gun laws.
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More importantly, Hussain was known as a prominent online recruiter, encouraging western sympathizers to carry out lone-wolf attacks.
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Two other provisions — one authorizing "roving" wiretaps, the other on lone wolf surveillance authority — are also set to expire.
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Enter Jewell — who seemed to fit the bill of a lone wolf, as some news organizations began to speculate.
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During his time in the White House, former President Obama warned of the threat of lone-wolf terrorist attacks.
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OKLAHOMA: Lone Wolf Banh Mi is well known for its kimchi fries that customers can customize however they like.
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More than ever, Cruz seems like a plausible presidential candidate, despite a reputation as a strident, unpopular lone wolf.
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There's no set profile for lone wolf terrorists; they come from all sorts of ethnic, class, and social backgrounds.
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"Our research also suggests that any online 'lone wolf' actor will only truly be alone for short periods of time: As a result of the coalescence process that we observe in the online activity, any such lone wolf was either recently in an aggregate or will soon be in another one," Johnson said.
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"When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives," Ned told Arya.
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Frankie is a lone wolf and sorta-loose cannon who enjoys the freedom that the spy games-happy CIA offers.
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Two hostages were killed in 2014 during a 17-hour siege by a "lone wolf" gunman in a Sydney cafe.
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The country has seen "lone wolf" assaults, including an attack on parliament in 2014, and larger plots have been uncovered.
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Because after all, "the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives," as Sansa said ominously in a season 212 teaser.
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"Right now, we believe it's a sole actor, a lone-wolf-type actor," Lombardo, the sheriff, told reporters on Monday.
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More than any other jihadi group, IS has promoted open-ended lone wolf attacks as a weapon against the West.
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A deadly wave of violence erupted last October, characterized largely by Palestinian lone-wolf attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians.
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But the Capital One incident is significant beyond the numbers, because it was allegedly carried out by a lone wolf.
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And then you referred to the idea of lone wolf, which are ... Many venture capitalists continue to operate that way.
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I think that's going to tell us a lot as to whether it was a lone wolf or something bigger.
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The Israeli counterterrorism expert Gabriel Weimann rightly points out that the "lone wolf" is now part of a virtual pack.
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However, perhaps the risk that is harder to protect against are the lone-wolf attacks encouraged by the Islamic State.
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Naturally, our vulnerability to assorted lower levels of terror attacks, especially "lone wolf" operations, would remain even more evidently unchanged.
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Payne, 29, a bricklayer who recently went on a cross-country pedophile-hunting trip, operates mostly as a lone wolf.
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There is mounting evidence that Guccifer 2.0 is a cover for Russian intelligence, despite claims of being lone wolf Romanian.
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Officials gave conflicting accounts, with some saying that three men were involved and others calling it a lone wolf assault.
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"Violent talk can, at minimum, encourage lone-wolf violence," Steven Levitsky, Ziblatt's co-author and a Harvard political scientist, said.
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I did really well on The Celebrity Apprentice, but I was a little bit too much of a lone wolf.
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On March 15, the government's ability to collect call records, combat lone wolf threats and establish roving wiretaps will expire.
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They are expected to continue to wage an insurgency, however, carrying out suicide bombings and inspiring lone-wolf actions abroad.
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In December 2014, a "lone wolf" attack in a popular Sydney cafe killed two hostages following a 17-hour siege.
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"For them," Mr. Barak said, "Netanyahu emerges from this unscathed, as the lone wolf in a lion's den of hatred."
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"The scary part about a homegrown, lone-wolf radical threat is that it's hard to deal with," Mr. O'Neil said.
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"There is no such thing as a lone wolf," said Khalid Mahmood, who represents one constituency in Birmingham in Parliament.
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" And when Brodie seems a bit full of himself, he's smartly reminded that "there's nothing heroic about a lone wolf.
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Police are still investigating whether the gunman was a "lone wolf" or had help planning and carrying out the attack.
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Similar trends have emerged in domestic terror attacks, many of which are committed by lone wolf actors, the report found.
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On the other hand, terrorism experts say lone wolf attacks by people radicalized online are almost impossible to detect and stop.
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He had been linked to several plans to attack his homeland and called for lone-wolf strikes against the United States.
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Lone wolf was invented as a phrase, it was made popular by the Obama administration to make Americans disconnect the dots.
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With 11 host cities, and 2,500km separating the farthest-flung, Russia's World Cup offers an attractive target for lone-wolf attacks.
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The lone wolf concept evolved from the "leaderless resistance" concept, which was introduced by Louis Beam, who was a white supremacist.
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She argued, as she has before, that the United States needs to invest more in intelligence to combat lone wolf attacks.
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There have been several "lone wolf" attacks and officials say 13 significant plots have been foiled in the past few years.
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Rosenfeld told CNN that he understood the shooter was a "lone wolf" attacker and was not affiliated to any terrorist organizations.
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So-called lone wolf sympathizers do not remain alone long, the study said: They usually join a small group within weeks.
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"The biggest threat we face today is the lone-wolf attack on a soft target," Nelson said in a separate statement.
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What has changed in the last 15 years is the way that lone-wolf actors can be recruited or inspired online.
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ISIS's most concentrated, but ultimately unsuccessful, effort to galvanize lone wolf attacks came during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
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There have been several "lone wolf" assaults, including a cafe siege in Sydney that left two hostages and the gunman dead.
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Mair's apparent adherence to extremist ideology has also stoked the debate about how the media classifies so-called "lone wolf" attackers.
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Like the earlier two, the attack on Monday appears to have been carried out by a so-called "lone-wolf" terrorist.
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Civilian casualties engender hatred for America, aid terrorist recruitment, and can radicalize potential lone-wolf terrorists residing in the United States.
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The unexpected digital achievements have given the extremist group a valuable propaganda outlet and a platform to encourage lone wolf attacks.
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It would also permanently extend a Patriot Act provision -- currently set to expire in 28503 -- meant to monitor "lone wolf" extremists.
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Authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks, although there have been several "lone wolf" assaults in recent months.
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I think the other thing that's happened is the concept of "lone wolf" has become an anachronism — it no longer applies.
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"All the evidence that we have suggests that he was acting alone, the so-called lone-wolf syndrome," New York Gov.
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The group may be on the run, but it still holds pockets of territory and inspires and encourages lone wolf attacks.
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Islamic State has excelled in that by offering instant citizenship to any lone-wolf hater who kills infidels in its name.
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He often gets the description of the lone wolf pushing Trump's most extreme immigration proposals, but it's more complicated than that.
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It's ideal to play with a pal, but switching between characters works perfectly if you're more lone wolf than pack animal.
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And it is all but guaranteed that ISIS-inspired lone wolf attacks, like the recent one in San Bernardino, will continue.
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The difficult mash of lone wolf motives is part of why Commissioner Dick sounded so worried in her Monday morning comments.
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I, however, remained a lone wolf, the impartial, alien observer sent to this planet to study humanity without truly experiencing its joys.
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That's because Samantha Bee (like Robin Thede) is a lone wolf in the sausage fest that is the late-night TV circuit.
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The police have concluded that he was a "lone wolf" who saw himself as a soldier for the Islamic State militant group.
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NYC ATTACK VICTIMS INCLUDE TOURISTS FROM ARGENTINA, BELGIUM Investigators have uncovered several pieces of evidence linking the "lone wolf" attacker to ISIS.
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The travels of this lone wolf are only known because scientists fitted it with a GPS tracking device to follow its movements.
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While it is true that a significant percentage of lone wolf terrorists have some type of mental disorder, the majority do not.
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Around 8,000 police officers have been deployed at key locations to protect world leaders amid fears of a "lone wolf" terrorist attack.
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The risks will continue to change; just think of the difference between al Qaeda and the lone-wolf phenomenon we experience today.
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ISIS first appeared in Afghanistan in 22005 -- after Rahami's last visit -- but has been calling for lone wolf attacks in the West.
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I'm a lone wolf type, which makes my life rich with enjoyment—and I've been so satisfied with that because it's safe.
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"With regards to ISIS and other extremist groups, research shows there is a rarely a 'lone-wolf attack'," he told VICE News.
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"Where we're challenged is with the 'lone wolf' style attacker — the self-radicalized actor who is here in the homeland," Johnson said.
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In addition, there are "lone wolf" militants that have pledged their loyalty to ISIS but are not members of a local organization.
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They are not out there to become targets for cowardly snipers, active shooters and agitated-chaotic "ticking time bomb" lone wolf assassins.
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Elected officials do know these candidates and they see Sanders as a lone wolf, unwilling to work with others or to compromise.
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The brothers are relatives of Muhammad Fudhail Omar, who had instructed a "lone wolf" attack in Malaysian state of Sabah last August.
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The deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history prompted renewed fears about the federal government's ability to prevent attacks by lone-wolf assailants.
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In 2015, bin Laden called for lone-wolf attacks on US, French, and Israeli targets in Washington, DC, Paris, and Tel Aviv.
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In the months leading up to Charlottesville, there were a string of attempted killings and actual killings by radicalized "lone-wolf" racists.
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He's something of a lone wolf at this point — not unlike the coyote seen near the Capitol during this year's budget talks.
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While the risk of a terrorist or "lone wolf" attack is very small, there is growing concern among corporate travelers as well.
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When the shooter is white and male, as mass shooters so often are, the narrative of the "lone wolf" quickly becomes dominant.
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She described herself as a "lone wolf" and not the marrying kind, although she did try online dating for a short while.
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He had, after all, been riding all his life, though always as a "lone wolf" who refused to join a biker club.
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"Mulvaney is kind of a lone wolf and not coordinating with people like the counsel's office," said one former senior administration official.
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There have been several "lone wolf" assaults, including a 2014 cafe siege in Sydney that left two hostages and the gunman dead.
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But I'm not asking you to watch another show about a lone wolf do-gooder on a mission to save their city.
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That's why we're keen to do something a little bit different, both with Uncle Duke's and then the Lone Wolf spirits too.
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" The sisters remembered their father's maxim: "When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives.
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In terms of the lone wolf type, you rarely see a male from the age of 25-30 coming to your club alone.
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Chances are a lone wolf "was in an aggregate, will be in an aggregate and carries the knowledge of previous aggregates," he said.
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Kayyem also described Saturday's attack as a "lone wolf scenario, someone who is inspired" by ISIS' ideology but not under its operational control.
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Sam and Joelle each spent a good deal of this season on their own, and Coco has always been an ambitious lone wolf.
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Late night television host David Letterman tweeted that Paddock wasn't a "lone wolf" — a term that mirrors "local individual" — he was a terrorist.
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Since 2015, Israel has been battling a wave of "lone wolf" attacks by Palestinians and tensions around Jerusalem have often inflamed the violence.
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Joe Lombardo, sheriff of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, said the shooting was the act of "a solo actor…a lone wolf".
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Clinton, in several television interviews, said she would support stronger measures to prevent so-called lone wolf attacks and urged closer internet monitoring.
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Police said they believe the shooting to be "a solo act" done by "a lone wolf attacker," according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Bannister, nicknamed the "lone wolf miler" because he scorned coaches, had worked out his own training schedule to fit in with his studies.
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Two hostages were killed during the 17-hour Sydney cafe siege by a "lone wolf" gunman who was inspired by Islamic State militants.
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Two hostages were killed during the 17-hour Sydney cafe siege by a "lone wolf" gunman who was inspired by Islamic State militants.
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They must weigh media outreach, which is designed to inspire "lone wolf" strikes, but are reluctant to exaggerate the scope of the threat.
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The lone wolf provision is already included under the Patriot Act and was extended until 2019, but the amendment would make it permanent.
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After apparent lone wolf incidents in Westminster and Manchester, a group of men carried out a further attack in London on Saturday evening.
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Getting people to work together efficiently is no small task even though a divide and conquer strategy can outperform the lone wolf mentality.
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Mr. McCain also seeks to make permanent existing authorities under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to monitor so-called lone-wolf terrorist attackers.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said earlier Wednesday that all indications point to Saipov being a "lone wolf"-style attacker who was inspired by ISIS.
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America is the perfect setting for "lone wolf" ISIS followers because they have access to the weapons they need to do their worst.
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Will the actions of a single, likely disturbed, self-radicalized lone wolf actually determine whom we will elect to be our next president?
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These graphics visually depict attacks on widely recognizable U.S. and Western locations or landmarks, paired with text intended to incite lone-wolf terrorism.
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"The attack was most likely carried out by a lone wolf or sleeper cells affiliated with the Islamic State," Mr. Abu Hanieh said.
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Lone Wolf does a great job warding off all of the basics and bros that spill out of the nearby Parlor Pizza Bar.
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"If you want us Muslims to stop carrying out lone-wolf attacks, then make peace with 'Dawla in al sham,'" the post read.
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Israeli officials have recently claimed that social media has fanned the flames of a spate of "lone wolf" attacks that began last fall.
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The third expired provision permits eavesdropping on a so-called lone wolf terrorist who is not part of an established foreign terrorist group.
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Lone-wolf shooters are often unconnected to organizations like international terrorist groups, which federal authorities can more easily pursue to charge with crimes.
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" She reiterated that if elected president, she will make stopping "lone wolf" terrorists — people who become radicalized on their own — "a top priority.
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This shift toward violence can have an effect at just about every level — from the lone-wolf killer, to couples, to hidden cells.
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Of course, Netflix was a lone wolf in 2007, when it offered a streaming component that was limited compared to its DVD service.
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But it can't head off every attack, especially one like Monday's, committed apparently by a lone wolf possibly inspired by the Islamic State.
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Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday that investigators believe Saipov was a lone wolf who was "radicalized domestically" after coming to the United States.
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Daryl may like to act like he's a lone wolf, but on the season four finale, Rick refers to him as his brother.
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But we can predict that there could be a presently unknown lone wolf who hears his call and takes action in the future.
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The other spirits are going to be under the Lone Wolf umbrella, and we're launching a gin and a vodka soon, as well.
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The suspect Canadian Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale characterized Bissonnette as a "lone wolf" and said the attack would have been difficult to prevent.
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"The Internet Research Agency is not a lone wolf," wrote Diana Pilipenko, the principal investigator for the Moscow Project at American Progress, last November.
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The French president, never short of words or ideas, wants to lead, but his lone-wolf act has annoyed European colleagues, undermining his efforts.
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Why the threat of 'lone wolf' attacks looms large in Australia 'Groomed' for terror Police point to the vulnerability of teenagers to become radicalized.
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Once a lone wolf in his protest, Kaepernick quickly gained traction, as fellow NFL players and athletes of all sports and ages joined him.
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"When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives," Sansa (Sophie Turner) says in the trailer.
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Peter King: Wrong to call NYC attacker a lone wolf New York congressman speaks out on 'The Story' about the investigation into the attack.
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Beyond Russia and other nation-state attackers and financially motivated criminal operators, often organized in mafia-like gangs, there are also lone-wolf hackers.
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What makes Kurbegovic and his crimes such a key predecessor to the lone wolf attacks that have become so engrained in our culture since?
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A lone wolf terrorist is never truly alone, since in today's social media world one can always be connected with others via the Internet.
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The Islamic State claimed credit for the attack, though there has been no independent corroboration, with police calling it a lone wolf terror attack.
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Such full-spectrum, whole-of-society reactions are the only way to mitigate and dilute the effect of unsophisticated, "lone wolf" acts of terror.
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German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said investigations suggested he was a "lone wolf" who had been spurred into action by Islamic State propaganda.
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"No community, large or small, rural or urban, is immune to attacks of this kind by organized or 'lone wolf' terrorists," the report noted.
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The inevitable onslaughts Sanderson is referring to are lone wolf incidents — terror plots carried out by individuals who lack official assistance from established organizations.
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The group will now rely on lone wolf assaults like the truck attack in New York to project a greater reach than it has.
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He is dead... Right now, we believe it is a sole actor—a lone wolf-type actor—and we have the place under control.
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"No community, large or small, rural or urban, is immune to attacks of this kind by organized or 'lone wolf' terrorists," the report said.
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It would also permanently extend the Patriot Act's "lone wolf" provision, which allows surveillance of suspects who aren't tied to a larger terrorist organization.
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Killers have ranged from the "lone wolf" attacker (attracted to the IS brand by its slick propaganda on the internet) to commando-style operations.
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For now, the incident appears to be a lone-wolf attack inspired by radical jihadism, similar to the shooting in San Bernardino last year.
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Investors in the seed round include Social Capital, United Talent Agency, Subtraction Capital, Liquid2 Ventures, Social Starts, Lone Wolf and Jason Calacanis' Launch Fund.
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Another concern is the possibility of lone-wolf attacks by a single individual, which the Islamic State has urged its followers to carry out.
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Fears of subsequent attacks appear to have given leverage to lawmakers looking to support the government's ability to track and monitor "lone wolf" extremists.
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"I don't believe in running the company like a lone wolf," he said, pointing to his board members who sat in the front row.
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There have been several "lone wolf" assaults in Australia, including a 2014 cafe siege in Sydney that left two hostages and the gunman dead.
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Where do you go when a "lone wolf" can storm into your house and murder you with a gun point-blank alongside your family?
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Weighed as a crime, it showed the ever-more daunting task faced by law-enforcement agencies as they try to track "lone wolf" attackers.
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It centers on Sadie (Olivia Wilde, all in physically), who after fleeing her husband has become a lone-wolf avenger of other abuse victims.
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And as that crisis escalates, Varya must keep the secret of the strange lone wolf she's found, and of her growing feelings for him.
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The lone-wolf explanation of violence, its attribution to psychotic episodes rather than Islamist networks breeding in the Cités, spared the nation self-examination.
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At least eight people were killed in what the authorities called a lone-wolf terror attack near the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.
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"The markets will likely quickly shrug this off as a lone wolf attack," he added, referring to the fresh attack on the Iraqi capital.
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While some Israeli-Palestinian security cooperation exists, the Palestinian Authority plays a central role in fueling the epidemic of "lone wolf" attacks on Israelis.
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Lone wolf attacks have gained increased attention in recent years as being more difficult to prevent than those hatched in collaboration with multiple suspects.
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These lone wolf attacks are the result of an organized, decade-old movement within Islamic jihadism to decentralize attacks and make them more diffuse.
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Many of the attackers as of late could be characterized as "lone wolf" who might be inspired by or enable by ISIS, Bratton said.
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The challenge here is to make the movie more than just a grisly reenactment of those events or to glorify the lone-wolf perpetrator.
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Fighting extremism in a global society Lone-wolf attacks within our borders are becoming more common, and they've had lasting effects on our society.
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Later, in an interview with NPR, she suggested that those watchlist databases should even be broadened in effort to prevent future lone-wolf attacks.
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But make no mistake; there will always be B-girls waiting to pounce on another lone-wolf traveler, leading him like a lamb to slaughter.
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Rashida Jones stars as a cliché — a lone-wolf, straight-arrow, tough-cookie Los Angeles police detective — in Steve and Nancy Carell's pun-filled farce.
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Andrew Cuomo described it as a "lone wolf" attack, and added that there was no immediate evidence to suggest that there was a wider plot.
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German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere has said investigations suggested he was a "lone wolf" who had been spurred into action by Islamic State propaganda.
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From the beginning, Bryant showed a surprising level of openness and self-awareness on Twitter, poking fun at his own curmudgeonly, lone-wolf reputation. 25.
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While UK officials are calling Masood a lone wolf, an ISIS tweet claimed responsibility for the attack, begging the question: How can both be true?
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert against the threat of home-grown radicals after several "lone wolf" attacks in recent years.
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An example of a true "lone wolf" attacker is the "Unabomber" or the "Smiley Face Bomber", who were alone and acting on their own manifestos.
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This official said, there is an "overlap" in FBI statistics on the number of lone wolf investigations and investigations related to the Islamic State movement.
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The amendment announced this week would also allow intelligence agencies to monitor so-called "lone wolf" suspects who do not have ties to terrorist groups.
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Prosecutors alleged that he was attempting to carry out a "lone wolf"-style attack on behalf of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Security experts said Tuesday's incident could have been similar to "lone-wolf" assaults carried out by radicalised individuals with limited access to weapons and training.
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But even without notable territorial holdings, the resilient militants are likely to keep up a campaign of suicide bombings and inspiring lone-wolf attacks abroad.
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Avoiding the truth through wordsmithing – the false narrative of the lone-wolf – is contemptible as more innocent officers perish while our politicians hem and haw.
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Presidential campaigns operate on a different scale, and will likely be able to protect themselves from a lone wolf attack like the one in 2014.
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" He's likely a lone wolf in many respects, such as his belief that the Earth is flat and not round or that gravity "doesn't exist.
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In October 2015, at the height of what was sometimes called the "Lone Wolf Intifada," Erdan said armed citizens had helped police stop such attacks.
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So far, authorities investigating Orlando gunman Omar Mateen have concluded that he was a "lone wolf" actor who self-radicalized from consuming extremist propaganda online.
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The lone wolf man has had his day; the weaving man is what we need, the one strong enough to bind himself into a community.
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This will allow us to act to counter incipient terrorists before they return to their home countries or carry out internet-inspired lone wolf attacks.
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Australia's justice minister, Michael Keenan, said this plot serves as a reminder that lone wolf attacks are not the only serious threat to their country.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert against the threat of home-grown radicals after several "lone wolf" attacks in recent years.
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Tall, long-haired, his nails varnished black, Connor is just the kind of "bad boy" who gets the girls excited, but he's a lone wolf.
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The grasshoppers would be a useful food source for a lone wolf, Barton said, since larger animals would be difficult to kill without a pack.
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Then, as now, he could swerve quickly from mawkish to mischievous — by turns a goofy extrovert and a lone wolf, withdrawing in moments of introspection.
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While there are signs he was self-radicalized on the internet, this looks to be a case very different from other so-called lone-wolf attacks.
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One friend in particular, Aaron, was the lone wolf of the group who listened to very little punk, despite playing in bands when we were younger.
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European governments have said that extremist content on the web has influenced lone-wolf attackers who have killed people in several European cities after being radicalized.
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I absolutely believe that terrorists and terrorist groups will use this for recruitment — not just overseas, but here with lone-wolf attackers in the United States.
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Even under the current approach, though, the US has seen lone wolf attacks by people claiming affiliation with ISIS in San Bernardino, California, and Orlando, Florida.
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Lone-wolf style attacks, where the perpetrator has no connection to terrorist organizations apart from an appreciation of the ideology, could also be cause for concern.
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And I said this before yesterday, and Terry has brought this up and people -- he&aposs not really a lone wolf if you&aposve got family.
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A notorious lone wolf loathed by his Senate colleagues, Cruz will now get to recast his overweening self-absorption and ambition as conscience and high principle.
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And the theory I put forward in the book is there's actually a switch in our brains between being a lone wolf and a pack wolf.
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He has coordinated the movement of ISIS fighters, directly encouraged lone-wolf attacks on civilians and members of the military and actively recruited new ISIS members.
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Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, called Tuesday's carnage a "lone wolf" attack and said there was no evidence to suggest it was part of a wider plot.
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As long as you are not being supplied with weapons, logistical support and other things by the organization, you can still be considered a lone wolf.
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Now there is a concern groups considered black nationalist hate groups are employing the same tactics, and possibly inciting the same lone wolf style of violence.
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He has coordinated the movement of ISIS fighters, directly encouraged lone-wolf attacks on civilians and members of the military and actively recruited new ISIS members.
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Somehow, Daryl ends up painted again as the stoic lone-wolf hero, after the show spent half a season trying to convince us he's the opposite.
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Bieber has maintained all along this case is a bunch of nothing and the judge is a lone wolf who has been out to get him.
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This distinction surfaces when details of an attack are not disclosed because "we don't know if this is an international terrorism or a lone-wolf attack".
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Just two months ago, on March 22, a lone wolf terrorist drove his car into a crowd near Westminster Bridge, killing four people and injuring 40.
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A "lone wolf" shooter opened fire on a country music festival in Las Vegas on Sunday night, killing at least 50 and injuring over 400 people.
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"The true lone wolf is usually psychotic, and very few jihadists are truly psychotic," said Jytte Klausen, a professor at Brandeis University who specializes in radicalization.
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The FBI is looking into this claim and is also investigating if the perpetrator, who was shot dead by police, was operating as a "lone wolf".
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That would suggest Abballa, was jailed in 2013 for helping Islamist militants go to Pakistan, was not a lone wolf but part of a wider ring.
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Clinton also called for new approaches to stopping lone-wolf terrorists and said that people on terrorist watch lists should not be able to buy guns.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Wednesday night that the threat of lone wolf attacks by militants who are "radicalized in secret" is his biggest fear.
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The 'lone wolf' "The Nineties" also tells the story of "the Unabomber," Ted Kaczynski, a hermit-like eccentric who lived in a small cabin in Montana.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called it a "lone wolf" attack and said there was no evidence to suggest it was part of a wider plot.
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Federal and local law enforcement agencies issued a bulletin this month outlining theoretical scenarios, including 'lone wolf' attackers like December's shooting rampage in San Bernardino, California.
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Supporters posted messages encouraging each other to carry out "lone wolf" attacks in the West and shared Islamic State videos threatening the United States and Europe.
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The two suspects Ubed Ahmad Mirza, a lawyer, and Stimberwala Mohamed Kasim, a hospital technician, were accused of planning "lone-wolf" attacks, according to the chargesheet.
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But while Vizcarra has rid himself of a key rival, he remains a lone wolf in a fractured Congress where he has no direct party representation.
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In their forthcoming book, "The Age of Lone Wolf Terrorism," they look at the solo attacker, like Jared Loughner (Tucson, 2011) and Omar Mateen (Orlando, 2016).
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It was around that time the intelligence community ramped up speculation that the self-proclaimed apolitical Romanian, lone wolf hacker was actually a Russian intelligence agency.
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So far, U.S. officials consider him as a "lone wolf" attacker who was inspired by the militant group, but not directed by its leaders or operatives.
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Lone-wolf attacks can be notoriously difficult for intelligence agencies to anticipate since some radicalized individuals rarely have direct contact with a terrorist group's command structure.
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This adaptation, he said, combines the advantages of "lone wolf" extremists with the benefit of two or more brains and two or more sets of hands.
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Al-Adnani made one of his last calls for global violence in late May, calling for lone wolf or coordinated attacks during the month of Ramadan.
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With this latest terror attack, scholars will once again write about the typology of the lone wolf terrorist, but I fear they will get it wrong.
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Several committee members said that their point was to honor women's collaborative efforts instead of propagating a "lone wolf" heroism that glorifies and overvalues individual contributions.
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For instance, people who believe in the shape-shifting reptilian are much more likely also to doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald acted as a lone wolf.
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Interior minister Amber Rudd said on Sunday the second arrest showed it was not a lone-wolf attack but there was no evidence Islamic State was involved.
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Both incidents involved a so-called "lone wolf" perpetrator who expressed either support or admiration for ISIS and planned to inflict violence that would cause mass casualties.
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Internal documents from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) released last year warned that "lone wolf" attacks from white supremacists occur more frequently than from Islamic extremists.
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This incentivised the agents to work together rather than heading off to the other side of the screen to pull a lone wolf attack against the prey.
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On November 4, police killed a University of California-Merced student after he wounded four in what the FBI deemed an ISIS-inspired "lone wolf" knife attack.
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Dressed in a Naruto t-shirt and a hat emblazoned with the phrase "lone wolf," Ne-Yo slouches over in a chair inside a Holberton School classroom.
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"We strongly believe this was not sectarianism, because he was a lone wolf," he said, adding that many Muslims in the Medan area had condemned the attack.
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In December 2014, two hostages were killed during a 17-hour siege by a "lone wolf" gunman, inspired by Islamic State militants, in a cafe in Sydney.
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This month's Manchester concert terror attack is yet another reminder of the difficulties Western intelligence agencies encounter when trying to cope with the lone wolf terrorist phenomenon.
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"Often you find that in cases like this, there is often a support mechanism, and a terrorist doesn't usually act totally as a lone wolf," he said.
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Monday's suspected suicide attack on Manchester Arena was likely yet another lone-wolf incident rather than the work of international terror networks, according to one political analyst.
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The other ISIS members killed included figures responsible for encouraging lone wolf attacks around the world and recruiters who facilitated the movement of foreign fighters to Syria.
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While it is possible for a well-trained assailant to carry out such an attack, it is highly unlikely that a lone-wolf could have done it.
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A movie like Free Solo, or even Tom Cruise's rock-climbing scenes in the Mission Impossible movies, reclaim the sport for its outdoorsy, lone wolf–style men.
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Two hostages were killed during a 17-hour siege by a "lone wolf" gunman, inspired by Islamic State militants, in a cafe in Sydney in December 2014.
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Counterterrorism experts have also long said so-called lone wolf attackers are difficult to track and stop because they often do not communicate their plans to others.
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And Lone Wolf is just that: angsty, loud, yet fundamentally idealistic in the most earnest and pure way; a defense that could only come from a teenager.
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Only if you assume there is something about lone-wolf terrorism that is qualitatively different from the more networked, group-based version that has dominated terrorism's history.
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Americans largely view individual "lone wolf" attacks as a bigger threat than attacks organized by terrorist groups, including 68 percent of Republicans and 75 percent of Democrats.
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Security officials say a spate of so-called lone wolf attacks around the world is in part caused by people becoming radicalized by what they see online.
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Until now, an illegal trading technique called "spoofing" has been associated with two-bit commodities outfits and lone wolf traders operating in the shadows of the markets.
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From the Science paper: Furthermore, the model indicates that "lone wolf" actors are likely to remain lone wolves only temporarily before finding and being absorbed into an aggregate.
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The most rare type of active shooter is the type we saw in Orlando: the lone wolf gunman who's coming in to kill as many as he can.
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Much has been made recently of so-called "lone wolf" attacks—self-radicalised individuals acting more or less alone using any weapon they can get their hands on.
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"The subsequent police investigation confirmed that this was an act of terrorism by a lone wolf and no other co-conspirators were identified," O'Brien said in a statement.
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And another thing too, about this mosque in Paterson, New Jersey, I&aposve heard multiple politicians: Governor Cuomo and others say, you know, this is a lone wolf.
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However, like many other cities, Rio faces the threat of an individual, or "lone wolf," terrorist and those are the people jihadi social media are hoping to reach.
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Hussain, who officials have said was active in encouraging sympathizers to carry out "lone wolf" attacks, was killed in Syria by a U.S. air strike in August 2015.
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In the popular imagination, Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski is often regarded as the archetype for the "lone wolf," or the violent public menace that acts almost or completely alone.
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Monday's deadly truck attack at a Christmas market in Berlin is certainly cause for alarm here in the United States, where "lone wolf" attacks are on the rise.
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Its work can help determine how a variety of actors, from lone wolf terrorists to well-financed terror cells, could develop and deploy biological weapons against American targets.
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Yet it has also seen relatively few "lone wolf" incidents, which can be minimised only by early intervention, says William Baldet, a Prevent co-ordinator in the Midlands.
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The group isn't going away -- and despite all the talk of lone wolf attacks, jihadist plots in the West are far more organized and coordinated than many realize.
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Others, like the 2015 shooting of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado which left three dead, are described by law enforcement as the work of "lone wolf" murderers.
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But there are striking parallels between the intimate terrorism of domestic violence and the mass terrorism perpetrated by lone-wolf attackers like Mr. Mateen seems to have been.
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It took weeks before the lead cyber spying investigator at Symantec, a top U.S. computer security firm, figured out instead he was tracking a lone-wolf cyber criminal.
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It would now be difficult to deny that the mass shooters we used to call "lone wolf" murderers are using terrorist tactics that resemble those of Islamist extremists.
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Then came the rise of "lone wolf" attackers who acted on their own, without training from or often even contact with the terrorist groups they claimed to serve.
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FBI officials indicated that they remain concerned about "lone wolf"-style attacks, such as last week's sniper attack in Dallas and last month's terrorist attack in Orlando, Fla.
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Seemingly lone-wolf assailants, employing the crudest of weapons, such as vehicles, household chemicals, handguns and kitchen knives, are the devastating threat to national security we are facing.
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While recent lone wolf attacks might have turned the spotlight on perpetrators of domestic abuse later committing acts of terrorist violence, most abuse remains hidden from public attention.
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The dark-haired, slightly-built Bissonnette, who wore a white shirt under a navy blue jacket and handcuffs, had been described by police as a lone-wolf attacker.
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The rise of Daesh/ISIS and its emphasis on lone wolf and small group attacks makes our current siloed domestic intelligence system inherently more dangerous, inefficient, and costly.
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Mr. Sanders has been a modest legislator and something of a lone wolf in Washington, promoting largely the same legislative agenda since his early days as a mayor.
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Authorities also believe he is part of the radical Islam movement, although they do not know if it was an organized attack or if he was a lone wolf.
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There were potential lone wolf shooters that were caught by the FBI in Chicago, DC, and New York because of [the potential shooter's] suspicious questions about their target location.
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Although it was a "lone wolf" assault of the sort seen several times during the past year in France and Germany, the British-born killer may have had helpers.
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I'm also specifically curious what you make of evidence the far-right has shifted gears away from public, organized activity and more into lone-wolf violence in recent years.
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The former rapper from Melbourne has featured in IS videos, has been linked to several attack plans in Australia and has urged lone wolf attacks against the United States.
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Former FBI Special Agent Don Borelli tells Cramer today's "lone wolf" terrorists present the biggest current danger and make security concerns at the World Trade Center only more pressing.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel has deployed 8,000 police officers to protect world leaders ahead of Friday's funeral of former President Shimon Peres, amid fears of a "lone wolf" terrorist attack.
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And the threat the war seeks to remove—jihadi terrorism—continues to grow, as evidenced by recent headlines about Iraq and the spate of "lone wolf" attacks at home.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI is pursuing 1,000 investigations into suspected "lone wolf" militants and another 1,000 into "domestic terrorists," FBI director Christopher Wray told a congressional committee on Wednesday.
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Throughout the summer, jihadists called for lone-wolf attacks at the games, and in mid July, French intelligence forces acknowledged a credible threat against members of their own team.
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"LONE-WOLF ATTACK" The casualties included 12 Britons, three French children, two Romanians, four South Koreans, one German, one Pole, one Chinese, one American and two Greeks, May said.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday pressed FBI Director James Comey on what the bureau might have missed in prior investigations into Ahmed Rahami, Omar Mateen and other alleged "lone wolf" attackers.
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"Obviously if we have a lone-wolf terrorist on the loose, I consider that an exigent circumstance," said Mr. Gottheimer, who is now running for Congress in New Jersey.
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"With these stealthy weapons in the hands of terrorists, lone wolf killers, or mentally unstable individuals, it will become virtually impossible to protect anyone from gun violence," he added.
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"The big fear was large scale attacks and giant infrastructure, and it's become unfortunately something more that can arise in your own neighborhood, the lone wolf attack," noted Coto.
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However, the threat of an ISIS infiltrator entering the United States as a refugee is marginal at best when compared to the greater likelihood of a lone-wolf attack.
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The former rapper from Melbourne had featured in IS videos, has been linked to several attack plans in Australia and has urged lone wolf attacks against the United States.
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A lone wolf attack inspired by the III%ers aggressive narrative, but "who thinks the group is not moving fast enough" is a genuine threat, said Dr. Barbara Perry.
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A "lone wolf," propelled by the malignancy of thought, can inflict the most damage with the most banal of weapons: a rented Home Depot truck and a paintball gun.
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The three authorities the legislation would renew comprise the "business records" provision under Section 215, as well as the roving wiretap and lone wolf authorities in the FISA law.
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"With being self-employed, you can't go on a group plan, and you're pretty much like a lone wolf out there — they pick you apart," said Mr. Ottman, 60.
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This kind of attack, where an attacker without formal links to a terrorist group attacks a target, is called "lone wolf" terrorism — and it is nearly impossible to prevent.
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"I was a lone wolf in Minneapolis going against Microsoft, where there was about 10 of them to me," Mularkey said in an interview with a Nashville radio station.
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But that theoretical risk may not matter operationally either, Mr. Sanchez said, noting that as far as has been disclosed, the F.B.I. has never used the lone wolf provision.
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Indeed, the dramatic events of 9/85033 and recent lone wolf attacks including the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando underscore the need for continued vigilance against Islamist terrorism.
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Israeli security services, like many around the world, are concerned by the prospect of "lone wolf" attacks by assailants influenced by Islamic State and its powerful social media outreach.
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The perpetrators of the 2014 cyberattack on Sony were not lone-wolf activists or disgruntled employees, according to a coalition of security companies that has been investigating the case.
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Instead, law enforcement agencies have become more concerned about the risk of so-called lone wolf attackers who are less likely to come to the attention of intelligence agencies.
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"The danger of being a lone wolf, of course, is that there's a lot of people, not just Oracle, that don't want us to win this time," Dalton said.
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Although MI5, the domestic security service, has achieved remarkable success in recent years, it cannot foil every conspiracy or lone wolf radicalized online by the bloodstained software of Islamism.
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Because France is in many ways the epicenter, along with Brussels and several cities in Germany, of the "lone wolf" terrorist, cooperation in terms of lessons learned is vital.
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And concerns about white nationalist violence, specifically white nationalist "lone wolf"-style perpetrators like in Christchurch or the 2015 Charleston church massacre, have indeed been weighing on federal officials.
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Coordinated overseas strikes and lone wolf attacks have increased in the past year as IS has lost ground in Syria and Iraq, where it has established a self-proclaimed caliphate.
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Chances are also high, given the nature of the terror threat today, that some radicalized lone wolf will be able to succeed in killing Americans in the name of Islam.
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Comey said tracking apparent lone wolf attackers like Mateen was like finding "needles in a nationwide haystack" while also trying to work out what kind of people could become radicalized.
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Lone wolf terrorism is notoriously difficult to catch and prevent; the fact that no Roof copycat has pulled off a similar attack yet doesn't mean they won't in the future.
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Atomwaffen, a particularly radical alt-right group founded in October 2015, began openly encouraging supporters to plan and commit "lone wolf" attacks on African Americans, Jews, and other minority groups.
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The problem they face, of course, is that lone-wolf attackers (if that is what the suspect is shown to be) are by their nature difficult to predict and stop.
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A paper by Richard Parent, a criminologist, and James Ellis, a scholar of terrorism, warned last year that Canada was ignoring "the domestic threat from lone-wolf right-wing terrorists".
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They come about because regardless of whether they're from cartel royalty or a lone wolf on a street corner, the drug game is all about maximizing profits and lowering costs.
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In his new book The Alphabet Bomber: A Lone Wolf Terrorist Ahead of His Time, terrorism expert Jeffrey D. Simon tells the tale of the Alphabet Bomber in new detail.
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During the fourth Democratic debate, he said that "public policy has not caught up with the explosion of technology" but admitted the government needs help flagging "lone wolf" ISIS activity.
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Every lethal terrorist attack since 21/22010 has been carried out by a so-called "lone wolf" or a pair of terrorists who were not part of a larger cell.
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As an adult, he's something of a lone wolf in a grime scene otherwise dominated by Londoners; the first Manchester MC gone national, waving the flag for the entire city.
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The U.S. has become stronger at preventing terrorist attacks like the ones 15 years ago, said Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, but "lone-wolf" terrorists have become a growing threat.
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The "Lone Wolf" approach involves "not truly repudiating or embracing Trump," and the "Prius approach" is a hybrid of pointing out the good in Trump as well as the bad.
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Interior Minister Raya al-Hassan described it as a "lone wolf attack", though authorities canceled Eid al-Fitr celebrations in the coastal city on Tuesday and promised to secure it.
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"This kind of attack, this lone-wolf attack, using things from daily life, a vehicle, a knife, are much more difficult to forestall," Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told the BBC.
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The 30-second spot highlights news clips reporting on recent terrorist attacks around the world and hits the former Democratic senator for opposing secret surveillance of "lone wolf" terrorist suspects.
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He ought to be focused on lone wolf attacks and people slipping through the vetting process instead, which this ill-considered and ill-conceived executive order potentially makes more likely.
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He described Paddock as a "lone wolf," and said hotel employees who had been in his room prior to the attack saw no indication that he was holding weapons there.
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Earlier this month, one of our subcommittees received testimony from representatives of local law enforcement identifying the availability of guns and the lone wolf threat as serious problems for police.
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But in the wake of New Zealand, it is undeniable that there has been a sea change in the scale of the danger from global lone-wolf far-right terror.
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Challenged by the Islamic State and its bloody attacks in Europe and lone wolf attacks here at home, we have expanded the counterterrorism capabilities built by Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.
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It is not clear yet whether the heinous massacre in Nice, France, was the work of a "lone wolf" or a terrorist network, but in a way it doesn't matter.
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As FBI Director James Comey said on June 13, one day after the terrorist attack in Orlando, finding lone wolf threats are the most difficult task facing the agency today.
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Rob Schneider wants to make one thing clear about Harvey Weinstein -- the mogul is no lone wolf, and Rob knows it because he too was sexually harassed by a director.
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Homegrown terrorism is now a fact of life in the US. Officials are struggling to effectively identify, monitor and deter lone-wolf attackers who are inspired to engage in terrorism.
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Moreover, he is aware of the importance that must be placed on cooperation on intelligence gathering between all levels of government to battle terrorism, gang violence and lone-wolf attackers.
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But the proliferation of so-called "lone wolf" attackers, who are self-radicalized and not working with an overseas militant group, has made it harder to do so, experts said.
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In Malaysia, where Goldman itself has been criminally charged, prosecutors and senior government officials are unlikely to be receptive to the bank's claim that Mr. Leissner was a lone wolf.
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According to Monmouth University pollsters, a Trump victory depends on "lone wolf caucusgoers" who are haven't caucused before — and the polls actually suggest these people are going to show up.
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And at a moment when terrorism is becoming increasingly the domain of lone-wolf actors unknown to the authorities, the police need as many people talking to them as possible.
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Or, as he claimed during the first general election debate, the hacking could have been the work of a lone wolf weighing 400 pounds, sitting on his bed at home.
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At this point, Negan basically turns into a cowboy-esque lone wolf, living off the land while music that sounds like it fits right in with a spaghetti western movie.
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Long thought of as a lone wolf because he is quiet and often keeps to himself at tournaments, Moore cut a likable figure on an American team of big personalities.
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A lone wolf without a core crew or mentor, he lassoed social media to help his breakout track from 2015, the wisecracking freestyle "Shut Up," reach the British Top 10.
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Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday during an appearance on CNN's New Day that investigators believe Saipov was a lone wolf who was "radicalized domestically" after coming to the United States.
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It had been purchased in early 2010, more than 1,200 miles from the Lone Wolf Trading Company in Phoenix — a store that has now become synonymous with Fast and Furious.
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Although majorities across party lines agree that lone-wolf attacks are a bigger danger than organized ones, Republicans are a bit less likely to say individual attacks are the larger threat.
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There have also been several "lone wolf" assaults, including a 2014 cafe siege in Sydney in which two hostages and a gunman were killed, and the killing of a police accountant.
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Anti-immigrant groups took advantage of a string of murders committed by lone-wolf jihadists, including an attack on a Christmas market in Berlin that killed at least a dozen people.
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Bjoerndalen dealt with the physical demands of cross-country skiing and the mental stresses of shooting by being something of a lone wolf, training in secret away from the Norwegian team.
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Nidal Hasan, who grew up middle class in Virginia, enlisted in the Army and became, in Mr. Bergen's words, "the deadliest lone wolf of all," killing 13 people at Fort Hood.
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In Mr. Bergen's view, however, a bigger threat in the United States is posed by lone-wolf terrorists, ones inspired by the Islamic State or Qaeda affiliated groups over the web.
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This past Tuesday, one pro-IS hacking group took kill lists to a new level by releasing one containing 21,2500 individuals' names and information, instructing lone wolf jihadists to assassinate them.
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Several militant groups in Indonesia have already sworn fealty to ISIS, as did those behind the Jakarta bombing, while in Malaysia, "lone wolf" ISIS sympathizers have been active on social media.
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While the tactic has raised questions about the impingement on people's rights and personal freedoms, some in U.S. law enforcement see it as an effective way to combat lone wolf terrorists.
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What do you make of critiques of "Lone Wolf" theory—that, among other things, it can distract from how social terrorism is ,and how rarely someone acts entirely on their own?
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But perhaps most importantly in light of the massacre in Orlando, our research also suggests that any online "lone wolf" actor will truly be alone only for short periods of time.
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RDR2's is very different from Red Dead Redemption's in one core way: John Marsten was a lone wolf, whereas Arthur Morgan is very much a player in an ensemble cast.
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The change comes after a series of "lone wolf" Islamist-inspired attacks, the most serious of which raised questions about the traditional police strategy of "contain and negotiate" in hostage situations.
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Yet while it's true that Adnani was looking to inspire those with no discernible connection to his organization, the "lone wolf" species of terror plot has actually seldom existed in Europe.
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In the wolfpack game, more powerful AIs chose to work together instead of taking the easier route of becoming a lone wolf and taking the prey down while losing the others.
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Some experts who study the trend are concerned the concept of "replacement" is being embraced more readily by lone-wolf white terrorists and even some politicians, producing a particularly dangerous climate.
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Reuters also reported that Swiss bank Julius Baer has said that former banker Jorge Arzuaga allegedly acted as a lone wolf in using the bank to supply kickbacks to soccer officials.
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They deplore his issue, his methods, and his insensitivity to his victims, but they also see him as an adventurer, an outlaw, a lone wolf who chose disgrace rather than compromise.
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The idiosyncratic nature of lone-wolf attacks makes it a mistake to draw a line of direct responsibility from Trump's rhetoric to the would-be pipe bomber and the synagogue shooting.
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Terrorism experts said the existence of such intercepted telephone calls — even where their content and significance are unknown — underscored the challenge for law enforcement in predicting so-called lone-wolf attacks.
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"For 17 years I've been a lone wolf trying to do this, and I really haven't been able to accomplish it because of the enormity of the task," Mr. Cappelli said.
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Clinton, Trump and President Obama, who spoke earlier in the day, all agreed that the United States faces a serious challenge from terrorism, especially in the form of "lone wolf" attacks.
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I had the pleasure of spending his last few hours alive with him along with [Berrecloth, Brayden Barrett Hay and Lone Wolf Productions] and he was truly enjoying what he loved.
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But while we're only at the beginning of our research on lone-wolf terrorism, there is an emerging consensus that its perpetrators exhibit a higher level of psychological disturbance and depression.
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And The Mandalorian is not really about the Mandalorian, as compelling as Pedro Pascal's flawed bounty hunter is and as much as the Lone Wolf and Cub dynamic needs a wolf.
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And while that seems like a no-brainer on a certain level, the strong Lone Wolf and Cub vibes emanating from The Mandalorian suggested a scenario where that mystery just lingers.
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The danger is that we help [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria] recruit lone-wolf terrorists here at home by making clear that they have no place in our society.
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"My stuff seems to attract guys that I think might want to consider themselves some kind of heroic lone wolf, kind of playing by their own moral codes," Owens says, slowly.
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And analysts flagged the especially thorny problem of lone wolf attackers, which under a leader already known for anti-Muslim rhetoric could become an even greater risk within the US, they said.
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What's new: Although cyber crime was less of an issue in the 2018 midterm elections, lone wolf hackers and nation states are likely to take a bigger interest in the presidential race.
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Our ability to detect and to stop future attacks increasingly will depend upon overcoming the limitations encryption puts on law enforcement and the nebulous nature of lone wolf or small cell operations.
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The "lone wolf" suspect told investigators from his hospital bed, recovering from a gunshot wound to his stomach, that he was inspired by ISIS videos and plotted the attack a year ago.
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How do you explain what makes the concept of a lone wolf so terrifying, as opposed to larger or more organized groups that, in theory, could do more harm to more people?
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Why Israel will miss Shimon Peres Presidents, royals due to attend Israel has deployed 8,000 police officers to protect world leaders attending the funeral amid fears of a "lone wolf" terrorist attack.
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And then there's the Wolverine, a literal lone wolf who couldn't give less of a shit about the politics of a couple old men until he ends up right at the center.
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Sometimes called active assailant insurance, these are policies that protect companies from liability arising from random violence, including mass killings conducted by a lone wolf with a gun or other handheld weapon.
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"Warmest condolences" will be tweeted to families of those who lost their lives, minutes of mourning will pass and murmurs of mental health issues and lone-wolf actors will taper into silence.
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In 1999, David Copeland, a neo-Nazi lone wolf, set off three nail bombs in London, targeting the black, gay and South Asian communities, killing three people and injuring more than 100.
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Ullah's attack came just over one month after 29-year-old Uzbekistani immigrant Sayfullo Saipov killed eight people in a truck attack in Lower Manhattan in another lone wolf, ISIS-style attack.
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In just the past four months, incidents in Orlando, Dallas, Minnesota, New York and New Jersey have brought into sharp focus the complex, diverse, and confounding nature of the "lone wolf" threat.
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Perhaps the "bad guy" is Arab (and therefore a terrorist), or Latinx (and therefore illegal), or a "lone wolf" (read: white) gunman who fires an automatic weapon into a crowd of people.
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But the latter scenario, involving a so-called "lone wolf," is the sort of attack that security officials say is most worrisome because known networks are easier to track than random people.
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In these troubling times, we are more likely than our parents or grandparents to accept on face value that John F. Kennedy's assassin Lee Harvey Oswald could have been a lone wolf.
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Earlier this year, Hamza released a 10-minute audio message calling on followers to attack Jews, Americans, Westerners and even Russians, in lone-wolf-style attacks, using whatever means are easily available.
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Losing ground in Syria and Iraq may even inspire more lone wolf attacks in Europe and the United States as the group and its supporters seek to demonstrate their resolve and capabilities.
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Regarding the current approach of most counterterrorism agencies, which is to examine every needle of hay, Johnson says this is an ineffective and inefficient way to approach the lone wolf identification problem.
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An extensive online library contains a trove of manuals with instructions on lone wolf terror-tactics, gunsmithing, data mining, interrogation tactics, counter-surveillance techniques, bomb making, chemical weapons creation, and guerilla warfare.
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Nor does the group need to govern cities to inspire so-called lone wolf terrorist attacks abroad, a strategy it has already adopted to devastating effect in Manchester, England, and Orlando, Fla.
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Lone-wolf plots inspired by ISIS or al-Qaeda, on the other hand, are generally less deadly — but also, by their homegrown and often haphazard nature, much harder to spot and disrupt.
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Despite his newfound lone wolf attitude, Elabi became enmeshed in the militants' propaganda efforts to convince a generation of disaffected Western youth to board a plane to Syria and join the fight.
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Neither chamber has made much headway into deciding how to extend, reform or end the three expiring intelligence provisions related to lone wolf surveillance, roving wiretaps and a controversial phone records program.
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The story the philosopher tells — with overwhelming emotional and factual specificity — reveals the roots of his existential crisis, his sad discovery of the true story behind the disappearance of a lone wolf.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The first details about the man shot dead as he tried to bomb Brussels' Central Station highlight the shadowy new challenge to security services across Europe - the lone-wolf militant.
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Nymeria knows that the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives In her brief reunion with Arya in Season 7, it's revealed that'd she's become the leader of a badass wolf pack.
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Even ISIS' role in inspiring "lone wolf" attacks has waned as it has suffered battlefield setbacks and lost territory in Syria and Iraq, which limited its ability to churn out propaganda materials.
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But gun control does offer the important foreign policy benefit of being something dramatic the government could do about the lone wolf terrorist problem that, at a minimum, won't be wildly counterproductive.
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Prince Charles Alexander, a producer and professor of music production and engineering/commercial record production at Berklee College of Music, explains that the MPC also offered orchestral resources to lone-wolf producers.
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Paul, a libertarian lone wolf, says he will block Senate confirmations if Trump nominates either former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani or former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton to be secretary of state.
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Her ominous delivery in the second trailer that "the lone wolf dies but the pack survives" as Jon fights the wights alone certainly seems to signal that Jon's in danger in Season 7.
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Quebec City (CNN)The suspect charged with murder in Sunday's shooting that left six people dead at a Quebec City mosque was a "lone wolf," Canadian Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said Monday.
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She also conducted internet research on ISIS, searching for recruiters, financiers and fighters associated with the terror group, including "those who have encouraged lone-wolf attacks against American targets," that court filing said.
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While there still may be lone-wolf high school students hacking into systems in their spare time, most of the current serious attacks are initiated through use of an elaborate cyber-crime ecosystem.
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"It's more due to increasing 'lone wolf' activity and the dynamics of ISIS networks around the world," he said, when asked if the increase in personnel was in response to a specific threat.
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But 23D printing would likely make it easier for terrorists, homegrown dissidents and lone-wolf attackers to print weapons in locations where they are currently prohibited such as schools, government buildings and airports.
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Among other things, they allege the FBI failed to pursue leads before and after that crime that would have suggested the eventually-convicted assassin, James Earl Ray, was far from a lone wolf.
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We contacted various people connected to all 4 acts, and are told they have not wavered in the wake of an ISIS recruitment video soliciting lone wolf attacks on the Las Vegas Strip.
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The "lone wolf" image obscures the extent to which individuals become radicalized through personal association with like-minded people, in what might be termed "wolf dens," experts on radicalization and counter-terrorism say.
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And there are deeper-seated concerns, like the nagging fear of a terror attack or a lone-wolf gunman when we enter an airport or let our teenage kid go to a concert.
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And Mr. Sanders himself does not have a reputation for leadership; in Congress, he is seen as more of a lone wolf, known more for introducing symbolic legislation than for methodically building constituencies.
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"I think the F.B.I. has an incredibly hard job, because this guy seems like a lone wolf," said Caroline Fredrickson, the president of the American Constitution Society, a frequent critic of the agency.
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Within hours of the horrific massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando on Sunday, media outlets associated with the Islamic State moved to claim "lone wolf" Omar Mateen as one of their own.
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In the United States, even before the Orlando massacre spawned new dread about "lone wolf" terrorism, a majority of American governors said they wanted to block Syrian refugees because some could be dangerous.
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The "Make America Safe Again" night could have offered a clear message about warding off ISIS attacks like the ones we've seen in Europe or the lone wolf ones we've seen at home.
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ISIS has correctly recognized that lone wolf attacks are nearly impossible to detect in advance, and cause levels of panic in the target state that are wildly disproportionate to the actual damage done.
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Cummings was a lone wolf in the corridors of power, a man once described by Cameron, the former prime minister, as a "career psychopath," who liked to quote Thucydides and Otto von Bismarck.
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In other words, it's very possible that Adan may have, like the San Bernardino and Orlando shooters before him, been a so-called "lone wolf" who was inspired — but not directed — by ISIS.
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What the terrified thousands who witnessed the stabbing, and the many thousands who turned out for Mayor Pawel Adamowicz's funeral on Saturday experienced, was not simply the act of a crazed lone wolf.
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Thomas -- who's freshly unemployed -- says he's opted out of the class action suit against VW. He's going all lone wolf, presumably because he thinks it'll net him more dough out of zee Germans.
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Rita Katz, director of the SITE Intelligence Group, which tracks extremist propaganda, wrote on Twitter earlier on Friday that a Filipino operative of the Islamic State had said "lone wolf soldiers" were responsible.
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There have also been several "lone wolf" assaults, including a 2014 cafe siege in Sydney in which two hostages and a gunman were killed, and the killing of a police accountant in 2015.
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ISIS' sick propaganda inspires lone wolf attackers and, like it or not, the 900,000 local and state police officers are now the tip of the spear in the domestic fight against terrorism and violence.
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Some factions went deeper underground, gathering on alternative social media sites where they trade in increasingly violent rhetoric, seek out real-world paramilitary skills, and encourage lone-wolf domestic terror attacks around the world.
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He said ISIS supporters in the West had a religious duty to launch lone-wolf attacks, a move analysts call a game changer that may have inspired attacks in North America, Europe and Australia.
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Julian Zelizer, author and professor What will you do to improve our intelligence operations so that the US can do a better job of detecting potential acts of lone wolf terrorism before they occur?
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Goudreau is a well-known neo-Nazi who caused a little bit of a stir when, after the Christchurch shooting, he seemingly made a comment that advised Canadian lone wolf attacks on possible targets.
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If U.S. scientists were heavily invested in this research, it would divert attention away from China's lax oversight system, while also showing that He wasn't the lone wolf he's being made out to be.
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London police have released the name of the man who killed three people and injured 40 before he was shot to death in a suspected lone wolf terror attack on the Houses of Parliament.
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ISIS has claimed that the man was a "soldier of the Islamic State," but there's no evidence of a direct link—ISIS often takes retroactive credit for "lone wolf" attacks it may have inspired.
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Now, with the advent of the lone-wolf syndrome, where individuals inspired by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) carry out heinous mass killings of innocents, no one seems safe any longer.
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Sunday's worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history prompted renewed warnings from officials of "lone wolf" attackers, a term that commonly invokes images of isolated individuals, radicalized online by violent propaganda and plotting alone.
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Capturing the city would effectively end the militants' ambitions for territorial rule in Iraq, but they are expected to continue to wage an insurgency, carrying out suicide bombings and inspiring lone-wolf actions abroad.
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Rosenblatt compared the evolution of distributed misinformation to how changing tactics by extremist groups — from carrying out organized strikes to lone-wolf attacks — forced national security officials to change their approach to combatting terrorism.
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So-called lone wolf attacks have been behind some of Europe's worst terror atrocities in recent years, and are expected to continue as they minimize the cost and organizational effort required of ISIS leadership.
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The Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility for the attack, and U.S. officials said that Artan may have followed the same path to self-radicalization as militants in a number of "lone wolf" attacks.
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The Islamic State has encouraged "lone wolf" attacks in the West, a point reinforced recently by a group spokesman, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, in his annual speech just before the holy month of Ramadan.
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Written and directed by Mr. Augustine and Mr. Einhorn for Lone Wolf Tribe, this ambitious multimedia play with puppets (designed by Mr. Augustine) had its premiere at a smaller La MaMa space in 2013.
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Screening is necessary for people with regular access to aircraft, such as mechanics and other airport workers, and to prevent against the lone wolf with a (possibly 3-D printed) gun in his backpack.
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On Monday in a detailed opinion piece on Motherboard, security and technology scholar Tomas Rid laid out the claim that the Russian state, not just one lone wolf, was responsible for the DNC hack.
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Cornyn said Tuesday that he wants to shift focus to an amendment ensuring that the FBI can obtain electronic communication records for monitoring "lone wolf" attackers who lack direct connections to foreign terrorist organizations.
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In January, Hyperallergic reported that the De Blasio administration had ignored the committee's recommendation for group monuments honoring women's collaborative efforts instead of traditional "lone wolf" statuary highlighting the heroism of a single person.
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Congress has until March 15 to extend the three USA Freedom Act provisions that deal with roving wiretaps, lone wolf surveillance and a controversial phone records program that allows the government to request metadata.
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In relying on lone wolf attacks by individuals who are self-radicalized and have only a tangential understanding of jihadist ideology, Islamic State is able to project a greater reach than it actually has.
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Authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks since then but there have been several "lone wolf" assaults, including a cafe siege in Sydney that left two hostages and the gunman dead.
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It all pays off in that lovely little scene atop the walls of Winterfell, in which the sisters remember their father's words about how the lone wolf dies in winter but the pack survives.
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Simply put, it's much more likely that a lone wolf terrorist will encounter 643 of the 1,200 New Orleans Police Department officers, rather than 1 of the 150 FBI agents in the New Orleans office.
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Despite claims from the Islamic State's purported media wing that Artan was an ISIS soldier, there is no indication so far that Artan communicated with any terror group; evidence points to a lone wolf attack.
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The 2014 murder of three federal police officers in New Brunswick, for example, was carried out by Justin Bourque, a so-called "lone wolf" who frequently posted pro-gun, anti-government messages on social media.
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While Maeve is straying from her lone wolf programming and going out of her way to help her fellow hosts, Dolores is going full survival of the fittest on the people she holds most dear.
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Security forces and intelligence agencies also scan social media posts and use algorithms in an effort to predict the likelihood that someone will carry out a lone-wolf attack and arrest them before they do.
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Washington (CNN)Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Sunday the threat of terrorist-inspired "lone wolf" attacks is "the thing that keeps me up at night" 15 years after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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Its creation marks a step forward in the fight against Islamic State, which is focused increasingly on orchestrating large-scale and "lone wolf" attacks as it suffers setbacks and loses territory in Iraq and Syria.
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Since we observed that people with serious interest in ISIS online tend to coalesce into these aggregate groups, any such lone wolf was likely either recently in an aggregate or will soon be in one.
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Asked whether retaking ISIS's de facto capital in Syria, Raqqa, is more imperative after the attack, Coats said "that won't solve the problem" because of lone-wolf attacks and ISIS's spread to other, ungoverned territory.
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IS affiliates in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, Afghanistan and other countries continue to pose a threat, and the group's ideology has inspired so-called lone-wolf attacks that had little if any connection to its leadership.
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They came together in hopes of finding new ways to combat terrorism online — and to lessen the ability for ISIS to recruit or use social media to influence lone wolf attacks throughout the western world.
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The report, entitled "Changes in modus operandi of Islamic State terrorist attacks," paints a picture of a terror group whose methods keep evolving and whose threat is two fold: Coordinated attacks and lone wolf operatives.
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In doing so, he blurred the distinction that the U.S. government usually makes between terrorist attacks directed by abroad by groups like Al Qaeda and lone-wolf violence (even if it's incited by terrorist groups).
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The legislation would also make permanent a provision of the USA Patriot Act that lets the intelligence community conduct surveillance on "lone wolf" suspects who do not have confirmed ties to a foreign terrorist group.
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A year ago, Dylann Roof, a neo-Nazi, shot dead nine black congregants, including the pastor and a state senator, at a church in Charleston, S.C. He's referred to as a lone wolf white supremacist.
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In "The Imitation Game," Alan Turing is the lone-wolf genius who invents an Enigma-killer, barely tolerating his colleagues at Bletchley Park, where Britain's best and brightest were feverishly trying to break German codes.
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At his trial in 2012, the court found that he was instead a lone wolf, a computer game obsessive who had prepared his rants and plotted the killings from a bedroom in his mother's house.
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Cashin said a number of things are at play, including "new money" coming into the market for the new quarter and the market's determination that the Las Vegas shooting was probably a lone-wolf situation.
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Last week, Malcolm Turnbull, the prime minister, warned that the Islamic State had called for so-called lone-wolf terror attacks at popular tourist sites in Australia, including the Opera House and at Bondi Beach.
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The movie revolves around two bikers who meet at the Ace: Pete (Dudley Sutton), an eccentric lone wolf, and Reg (Colin Campbell), who is bound in an unhappy teen-age marriage to Dot (Rita Tushingham).
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I want to wait brightly lit and with the patience I never had as a child for my father to find me open on Christmas morning in his last-ditch, lone-wolf drive for gifts.
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These were men with a history of personal violence and instability, with only insubstantial internet ties to the Islamic State, who were activated by social media messages into re-fashioning themselves as lone-wolf terrorists.
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"This is a clear example of a 'lone wolf' terrorist attack targeting civilians to inflict maximum loss of life and damage to property, as what has happened in other countries," Alvarez said in a statement.
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ISIS's tactic of supplementing attacks directed by its central command in Raqqa with attacks inspired and enabled by ISIS via homegrown extremists and lone wolf sympathizers across the globe could be easily paralleled in cyberspace.
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Thus, while spectacular and large-scale attacks like 9/11 are becoming less of a threat, we are likely to continue experiencing smaller-scale, yet still deadly, lone wolf–style attacks for the foreseeable future.
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Again and again, investigators delving into the backgrounds of lone-wolf mass killers or terrorist organizations find online dens of like-minded hatemongers, weaving webs of delusions and lies that snag vulnerable and alienated minds.
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Mr. Johnson said inaugural planners have been particularly attentive to the threats of self-radicalized, so-called lone wolf terrorists this time, given the evolution of the global terrorism threat in the last four years.
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Incidents involving lone wolf attackers have demonstrated the potential danger, lethality and effectiveness of a rehearsed small arms or knife attack that can be carried out by a single individual with little or no training.
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Many Americans have grown suspicious of the government's labeling of Active Shooter attacks like Ft. Hood, San Bernardino, the shooting of Philadelphia Police Officer Jesse Hartnett and Orlando as "lone wolf" or "isolated gun violence".
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"If you have lone wolf attacks like this, hatched in the minds of a disturbed person, then we're going to have to take different steps in order to prevent something like this from happening," Obama said.
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Drake is still sad, Drake is still the lone wolf struck dumb by the lack of loyalty from women he has rejected, and Drake will talk about redemption a lot because it makes him sound good.
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The Orlando shooter cited himself as an "Islamic soldier" during his talks with police negotiators, but like the San Bernardino attacks, officials believe the shooter acted as a "lone wolf" and was radicalized by online sources.
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Other AQAP conspiracies have focused on trying to smuggle bombs on board civilian aircraft bound for the US. AQAP is explicit in making the US its number one target -- but largely by encouraging lone-wolf attacks.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Future "lone wolf" attacks in Australia will be difficult to stop despite heightened security in the aftermath of an Islamic State-inspired attack in Melbourne last week, a senior government minister said on Monday.
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Peter's too busy playing the lone wolf hero to realize MJ saves his ass as much as he saves hers The problem is that, with the best intentions, Peter always saw MJ as someone to protect.
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Indeed, something new is happening: Pro-ISIS hacking groups are investing their efforts into a new style of threat, known as "kill lists," comprised of random people's names and information for lone wolf jihadists to attack.
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Earnest said Adnani "has been a leading proponent of a strategy that encourages individuals to carry out lone wolf attacks around the world," and that he played an active role in recruiting support for Islamic State.
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Some of the most devastating attacks in the Western world as of late have been of the "lone wolf" variety, including the shootings in Orlando and San Bernardino; and the truck attacks in Nice and Berlin.
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There have been plenty of foreign crises in recent weeks, including an attempted military coup in Turkey, a terrorist attack in Nice, France by a lone wolf attacker, and more recently, North Korea launching three missiles.
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Nick Rasmussen, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told the group the administration is making strides in combating ISIS on social media, where the terrorist army has inspired potential lone wolf assailants to carry out attacks.
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While such policies could help address suicides, researchers hope they will flag so-called "lone wolf terrorists" or "pseudo-commando killers" behind mass shootings who may not be prohibited from owning a gun under current laws.
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The legislation would also make permanent a provision of the USA Patriot Act that allows the intelligence community to conduct surveillance on "lone wolf" suspects who do not have confirmed ties to a foreign terrorist group.
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As The Atlantic's David Frum noted, the op-ed amounted to a wholesale acceptance of Trump's foreign policy vision: that America is a lone-wolf nation that eschews international order in favor of zero-sum combat.
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The case is an example of "lone wolf," extremist-inspired attacks that have vexed federal officials in the U.S. over recent months, even as the government has proven adept at detecting larger, coordinated acts of violence.
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Guccifer 2.0's mysterious appearance looks quite suspiciously like a sloppy diversion created by the real hackers, who would like the American public to conveniently believe that a "lone wolf" was responsible for infiltrating the DNC.
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A lot of stuff seems to get perfected there in miniature — from airline hijackings to suicide bombings, from building walls to keep others out to lone wolf terrorism — and then moves to Broadway, to bigger stages.
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Lone-wolf dissidentLiu Xiaobo, China's leading human-rights campaigner, died on July 13th, aged 61 "I have no enemies and no hatred," Liu Xiaobo told a court in Beijing during his trial for subversion in 2009.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, appears to have resurfaced in a 54-minute audio message on Tuesday urging his followers to continue carrying out lone-wolf attacks, the Washington Post reports.
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That's the deadline to extend three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act that touch on roving wiretaps, lone wolf surveillance and a controversial program that allows the U.S. government to request access to phone metadata.
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That's the deadline to extend three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act that touch on roving wiretaps, lone wolf surveillance, and a controversial program that allows the U.S. government to request access to phone metadata.
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ISIS remnants have been trying to regroup as the organization evolves from an occupying force into an insurgency, one that can carry out attacks locally, as well as incite lone wolf-style attacks in the West.
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Cuomo called the suspect a "lone wolf," similar to the suspect in the most recent attack in New York, when an Uzbek immigrant driving a rented truck mowed down people on a bicycle path on Oct.
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Western security chiefs have also said its loss of territory does not mean an end to the "lone-wolf" attacks with guns, knives or trucks plowing into civilians that its supporters have mounted around the world.
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And the discussion about whether an attacker was a lone wolf who is "inspired" by ISIS becomes perhaps less immediately relevant, though it's always critical to know whether there is a network of operatives behind an attacker.
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But the group's success in becoming a rallying call for terrorists everywhere -- including lone wolf operators who struck Americans in Orlando and San Bernardino, California -- tends to obscure the battlefield gains, and sheds doubt on their sufficiency.
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That type of "lone wolf" attack contrasts with the November 2015 suicide assaults on Paris and bombings at Brussels airport and the metro four months later - waves of coordinated killings carried out by Syrian-trained militant cells.
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The group also has issued more calls for its followers to carry out lone-wolf attacks such as those that occurred in recent years in Orlando, Florida, San Bernardino, California, London and Manchester, England, and Nice, France.
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It is likely to deepen worries about so-called "lone wolf" attacks in Europe and could put political pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants to Germany over the past year.
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It is a demographic that matters, and should there be another terrorist incident in the United States before November -- even a small lone-wolf attack with limited impact -- security issues will continue to rise and unnerve voters.
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For more than a month, Islamic State supporters on social media have been encouraging would-be "lone wolf" attackers in the West to choose from methods ranging in sophistication from bombing and shooting to stabbing and assault.
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But in the American context, which also happens to be the one over which American lawmakers and the American public have the most control, gun violence is simply a greater danger than self-radicalized lone wolf shooters.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks, while there have been several "lone wolf" assaults.
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Security footage shows what looks like an all-too-typical episode of lone-wolf terrorism: A single young man pulls a handgun from his waistband and begins firing at helpless victims in an airport baggage claim area.
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The suicide bomber who killed 22 people after an Ariana Grande concert was part of a network and not a lone-wolf attacker, police said Wednesday as troops were deployed near landmarks and three more suspects arrested.
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Actor Norman Reedus has turned his character, who doesn't even exist in the source material, into one of the show's most beloved figures by creating a fiercely loyal former lone wolf who can survive pretty much anything.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - European powers are trying to develop better means for pre-emptively spotting "lone-wolf" militants from their online activities and are looking to Israeli-developed technologies, a senior EU security official said on Tuesday.
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" The other members of the group — Clifton Murray, Fraser Walters and Victor Micallef — said later they were "shocked and embarrassed" by the actions of Mr. Pereira, whom they described in a statement as being a "lone wolf.
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Now, the concern is that this apparent lone-wolf attack on strangers riding a regional train could inspire a fresh round of second-guessing about whether Germany had made a fatal error in accepting so many immigrants.
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This would be inexplicable under normal circumstances, but now that the Islamic State has openly called on lone-wolf attackers to take their war to the streets of America, it is a full-blown national-security hazard.
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Furthermore, the Christchurch attacker, a "lone wolf" not connected to any particular organization, drew some inspiration for his hate from his travels to Europe, and his actions put the European anti-immigrant far right in the spotlight.
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And then there's this guy called Igor, a "lone wolf" and "highly-skilled petty cyber criminal with lofty ambitions" who's also made a series of puzzling, dumb mistakes that allowed a security firm to totally dox him.
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Others posted banners saying "the beginning is in Brussels and Paris, and in London we form a state," in reference to previous similar "lone wolf" attacks in Belgium and France for which the group has claimed responsibility.
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Although downplayed by Brazilian Justice Minister Alexandre de Moraes as "an absolutely amateur cell" and "disorganized," such "homegrown" and "lone wolf" attacks are becoming increasingly common as demonstrated by the recent Brussels, Orlando, Nice, and Munich attacks.
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Although police said Masood had come to the attention of MI5 as a peripheral figure in an investigation into violent extremists, sources told Reuters he was probably a "lone wolf", self-radicalized by material on the internet.
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Facebook has expanded its definition of terror organizations as it's being pressured to respond to the growing threat of white supremacist "lone wolf" shooters, like the one who carried out the mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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The reauthorization of the bill would extend three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act that encompass roving wiretaps, "lone wolf" surveillance and a controversial program that allows the U.S. government to request access to phone metadata.
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Sayfullo Saipov, the 29-year-old Uzbek native suspected of killing eight innocent civilians in New York City with a vehicle, was said to be an ISIS sympathizer who conducted the deadly act as a lone wolf.
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Americans' concerns about domestic terror are more focused on so-called "lone-wolf" attacks carried out by individuals who say they have been inspired by a terrorist group rather than attacks organized and supported by terrorist groups themselves.
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"I was sort of a lone wolf in Russia last time and I didn't have that much fun, so I really want to be able to take the whole experience in while I'm here," he previously told PEOPLE.
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They also hope that their research will help predict real-world attacks by extremist groups and contribute to better tracking for so-called lone wolf attackers, who carry out assaults alone, or aren't connected to extremist groups offline.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Tuesday Australia's domestic security bodies, including the police and the national spy agency, will be centralized under a single minister as Canberra tackles the rising threat of "lone wolf" attacks.
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There's no constraints on the level of violence for a lone wolf because they're not concerned about alienating supporters, not concerned with a government crackdown, and also: they're very difficult to identify and capture since they work alone.
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Fresh off working with a large team at GV, Maris is said to want to carry on as a lone wolf, rejecting the idea of other investing partners and the checks and balances that can come with it.
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This is where "lone wolf" terrorists, who usually operate outside of a command and control pattern, become immensely difficult to stop: The more sophisticated and preplanned the plot, the more likely security services can detect, deter and disrupt.
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"When we took a look at lone wolf attacks inspired by radical right ideas in the last five years of the Obama administration, there was an attack or attempted plot every 34 days in the US," she said.
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Assuming that Smith did sign, though, RASL would make for a tremendous potential series with some of Fringe's weirdness and some of the MCU's lone-wolf superhero adventures, all with a touch of big Darren Aronofsky-friendly ineffability.
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Maassen said the agency was also vigilant for potential lone-wolf attacks, self-radicalized individuals, and possible militants smuggled in under the cover of over one million mostly Muslim refugees that have entered Germany over the past year.
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Part of it is related to the episode title: If you think you're "Warren Buffett and God above," as Bobby does, then you're going to believe your lone-wolf insight on a risky trade is the correct one.
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While Baghdadi's death would be a blow to ISIS and its so-called caliphate, it likely wouldn't deter the terror group from its broader mission, which it often carries out via social media and lone-wolf terror attacks.
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It shows how much the features of terrorism that we live with today -- from jihadist acts to eruptions of violence from the far right to the concept of the "lone wolf" -- all had their roots in the 1990s.
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For Diana, a lone wolf who already wins awards at galas, the show is about stumbling into vulnerability and beginning to trust other women, even those less experienced than her, to come up with some of the answers.
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This shift in the role of women in ISIS's operations had led to women playing an increasing role in carrying out terror attacks, whether in women-only cells, family cells or as lone wolf attackers, the authors said.
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Mr. Ullah's case is also one of several in New York in recent years in which the authorities have said that a so-called lone wolf terrorist, inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, carried out an attack on civilians.
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Lone Wolf marks a different kind of Lowell—still fundamentally honest, at times prickly in her lyrics, but remarkably refined and polished due to all the time she spent writing for other pop performers, both new and established.
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His older brother, Travis, said Mr. Cane had been proud of where he was from and, as a somewhat isolated young gay man, had been "a bit of lone wolf in his interests," mostly music and music magazines.
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So called "lone wolf" attackers like the Orlando shooter are Islamic State's way of "overwhelming their enemies with threats that have to be run to ground," Bruce Hoffman, a terrorism expert at Georgetown University in Washington, told Reuters.
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He saw himself as a Nietzschean lone wolf, a nihilist, even a renegade, a stammering loner who would stand out from the crowd and shout; but there ought to be room for him, he thought, and people like him.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Australia has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014, having suffered several "lone wolf" assaults, including a cafe siege in Sydney in which two hostages and the gunman were killed.
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In most respects, the Orlando killer fits the same profile as other lone-wolf attackers: a distressed loud-mouth seeking religiously sanctified revenge for alleged crimes he knows nothing about and on behalf of people he has never met.
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But they cite the potential for an individual jihadi to launch a lone-wolf attack—especially in a less-hardened city like Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Salvador, or São Paulo, all of which will be hosting Olympic events as well.
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What does seem novel to me, as a longtime observer of far-right organizing, is that the violence that always lurked under the surface of such rhetoric is now increasingly manifesting itself in extreme acts of lone-wolf aggression.
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Since the September 11th attacks, at least 20 terrorist plots have been thwarted in the city, said James O'Neill, the NYPD's new police commissioner, including a home-grown lone wolf who attempted to blow up Times Square in 2010.
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Fourth, the Republicans need a united message if they are going to maximize their impact going forward, and the president cannot be a lone wolf with a party whose fundamental issue points appear to be at odds with his.
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In April, the pro-ISIS "United Cyber Caliphate" released a Kill List containing the names and addresses of 8,786 civilians across the United States and United Kingdom, along with a video calling for lone wolf attacks against these individuals.
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But not every character had been captured by the time the credits rolled on the finale: In a secret bunker maintained by the lone-wolf pragmatist Frieda Berlin (Dale Soules), 10 of Litchfield's most familiar faces stood their ground.
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I know the lonely rattle of hot sauce and beer bottles makes our reputation a little more badass, and makes us look a little edgier, a little skinnier in our torn tight black jeans, a little more lone wolf.
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The Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia, home to some of Asia's most organized Islamist militants, said on Monday they were braced for retaliation by Islamic State loyalists, including "lone wolf" attacks by locals radicalized by the group's powerful online propaganda.
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"I wish that Ed Buck was a lone wolf," says Jacen Zhu, in a tone that mirrors several who mention the former entrepreneur: part scoff as if it is the most obvious question of all, and part sunken resignation.
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Effective counterterrorism means, in part, moving away from a reliance on military instruments of national security and exploring alternative policies as terrorist organizations transition to an increasing reliance on lone-wolf attacks as occurred Monday in New York City.
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The committee had intended to question the very nature of how public monuments often propagate a masculine paradigm of "lone wolf" heroism in society by glorifying the individual — and how female statuary could shift course by honoring women's collaborative efforts.
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Attack investigated as act of terrorism Bissonnette, who authorities have described as a lone wolf, faces six counts of first-degree murder and five attempted murder charges, according to the verified Twitter account of the Quebec Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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But the rise of ISIS/Daesh, the distributed network of extremist content online, and the phenomenon of lone-wolf violent extremists suggests that those who wish us harm are more sophisticated than expected and continue to find holes in our defenses.
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Trump will point to the attacks as proof that the administration has not been aggressive enough in the fight against ISIS and that it has refused to map out a strategy for dealing with lone-wolf attacks on soft targets.
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The gunman who burst into the Resorts World Manila entertainment complex early on Friday, firing shots, setting gaming tables alight and killing dozens, all suffocating in thick smoke, had been labeled by a top lawmaker as a "lone wolf" terrorist.
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But recent attacks in Europe have raised fears of a "lone wolf" sympathetic to IS attacking athletes or visitors to the Games, especially from countries targeted by the group, such as the United States, Britain, France and Israel, officials said.
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In a 10-minute audio message illustrated with videos of past terrorist attacks, Hamza bin Laden is heard calling on followers to attack Jews, Americans, Westerners and even Russians, in lone-wolf-style attacks, using whatever means are easily available.
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Clinton told MSNBC in an interview that she would support stronger measures to prevent so-called lone wolf attacks and urged closer Internet monitoring, but said she was committed to protecting the rights of Muslim Americans at the same time.
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The most worrying possibility for the West is that these foreign fighters, finding survival in Iraq and Syria difficult post-caliphate, might return home to carry out lone-wolf style attacks -- as well as recruit new members and revive underground networks.
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As another terror attack struck the homeland, this time returning to New York City, local politicians rushed to calm fears by parsing over whether it was an act of international terror or a "lone-wolf attack," as if that matters.
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Australian fringe politics is not confined to hardline conservatives but anti-immigration sentiment has surged since two hostages were killed during a 17-hour siege by a "lone wolf" gunman, inspired by Islamic State militants, in a Sydney cafe in 2014.
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Guccifer 2.0 has claimed to be a Romanian lone wolf hacker – the name Guccifer 2.0 is itself a reference to the famous Romanian hacker Guccifer – but substantial technical evidence connects the DNC and DCCC attacks to those already attributed to Russia.
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The study, published on Wednesday by 25 technical and public policy researchers from Cambridge, Oxford and Yale universities along with privacy and military experts, sounded the alarm for the potential misuse of AI by rogue states, criminals and lone-wolf attackers.
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Will Europe and the U.S. beef up their defense budgets, as several Middle Eastern countries and China have, in the face of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and lone-wolf attacks that will threaten our way of life?
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New York state Governor Andrew Cuomo called the suspect a "lone wolf," similar to the suspect in the most recent attack in New York, when an Uzbek immigrant driving a rented truck ran over people on a bicycle path on Oct.
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During a speech in Manchester, New Hampshire following the tragic events in Orlando, the real estate billionaire reiterated his support for the Second Amendment, suggesting that law-abiding citizens' access to guns is a possible deterrent to lone-wolf attacks.
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Hussain was a British hacker who U.S. and European officials had regarded as a top computer expert for Islamic State in Syria and a supporter of "lone wolf" attacks, before he was killed in an August 2015 U.S. drone strike.
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It would also permanently extend a provision of the Patriot Act that was renewed until 2019 last summer, which is meant to monitor "lone wolf" extremists who are not known to have any ties to a recognized foreign terrorist group.
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A 2014 study in The Journal of Forensic Sciences analyzed the behaviors of 119 "lone-wolf" terrorists and found that in nearly two thirds of the cases, family and friends knew the person wanted to commit an act of violence.
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The Bavarian attack is likely to deepen worries about so-called "lone wolf" attacks in Europe and could put political pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants to Germany over the past year.
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" In September 2014, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adnani called for lone wolf attacks using improvised weaponry, "If you are not able to find an IED or a bullet, then single out the disbelieving American, Frenchman or any of their allies.
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Tracking jihadists on the road to violence is, perhaps, the hardest part of terror investigations, especially given the rise of lone-wolf attackers who profess allegiance to groups like the Islamic State or Al Qaeda, but often plan their missions independently.
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" Every chapter offers a different consciousness: Sigrid, a dreamy young literature student; Kare Tryvle, the 43-year-old writer Sigrid adores; Wanda, Kare's bassist ex; a filmmaker named Linnea and her producer, Robert; Viggo, "a dreamer, a thinker, a lone wolf.
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Sheriff Joseph Lombardo of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department described Mr. Paddock as a "lone wolf" whose intentions had gone unnoticed by hotel staff members who had gone in and out of his room without detecting the trove of weapons.
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Police had initially declared the attacker to be a "lone wolf", but a national police spokesman said on Monday the student along with 22 other suspects in the area had links to the Islamic State-inspired Jamaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD).
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Mr. Young's case also poses a challenge to the F.B.I.'s expanding use of undercover operations to identify Islamic State sympathizers inside the United States who might travel overseas to help the terrorist group or commit "lone wolf" attacks at home.
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My dad used to refer to himself jokingly as a lone wolf, and because of my borderline feral behavior while eating, my friends have a running bit that I was "raised by wolves" — thematically, it all seemed to make perfect sense.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Nations must work together to stop lone wolf attackers, who take inspiration from each other, NATO's secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday, during a visit to a mosque in New Zealand where a gunman killed dozens of people in March.
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Tamara Fields, a Florida woman whose husband was killed in a lone wolf terrorist attack in Jordan, has filed a lawsuit against Twitter, accusing the company of supporting the spread of ISIS by enabling ISIS leaders to recruit and fundraise on its platform.
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" DHS, the newest and third-largest Cabinet-level department of the U.S. government, also sees public vigilance and reporting of suspicious activity as instrumental in preventing terrorism given what Johnson termed "this particular environment of homegrown violent extremism and the lone wolf actor.
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The national security overhaul came as Australia, a staunch ally of the United States, reshapes its counter-terrorism response after a series of lone-wolf attacks and heightened fear of attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East.
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Both the DGSI official and the undercover officer said Kassim was believed to have been in touch with the perpetrators of so-called lone wolf attacks in France and to have organized a series of online chat groups for aspiring French-speaking jihadists.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's counter-terrorist police force is to get 600 extra personnel next year to monitor Islamic State networks and head off so-called lone wolf attacks, the chief of police in the world's largest Muslim-majority country said on Friday.
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All this suggests that while ISIS-inspired attacks are certainly a strong possibility in the United States, they would likely be "lone wolf" attacks in which the perpetrator has no formal links to ISIS and has had no training from the terrorist group.
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LIEGE, Belgium (Reuters) - A man killed two policewomen and a bystander in the Belgian city of Liege on Tuesday before being gunned down at a school in what officials said was a terrorist attack by a radicalized "lone wolf" just out of prison.
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Was Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez, the shooter who killed five people in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 2015, a lone-wolf terrorist dedicated to jihad or a disturbed individual with alcohol, drug and money problems whose family had sought and failed to get him therapy?
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A first use policy might not be much good in the fight against Daesh or lone wolf jihadists, but could not be more vital to global security at a time when conventional U.S. military power is spread so thinly around the world.
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Despite crackdowns on terrorist content across major technology firms, extremist propaganda, calls for to carry out lone-wolf attacks and attempts to radicalize potential terrorists still exist on major platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as well as Google's less-popular Google Plus.
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" The rhetoric has even inched into policy circles: In June, Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a counterterrorism expert and fellow at the neoconservative Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said that "calling something 'lone wolf terrorism' is the equivalent of political correctness within the counterterrorism sphere.
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Whether Omar Mateen was a militant fighter financed by the Islamic State, a self-radicalized extremist or a lone wolf psychopath with a gun license, the distinction for committing the worst mass shooting in our history now belongs to an American Muslim.
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Although the law is clearer when an American is captured fighting in an active combat theater, rather than carrying out a "lone wolf" attack in the United States, U.S. policy on American enemy combatants has largely been decided by narrow, individual court rulings.
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MANILA, June 3 (Reuters) - A gunman who stormed and torched a Manila casino, killing 36 people, was a "lone wolf" terrorist, a top Philippines lawmaker said on Saturday, contradicting the police's assertion that the man had merely wanted to steal gambling chips.
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And while it's in keeping with Thorne's larger concerns, this kind of deviation from the source text — turning Lyra from a queen bee to a lone wolf — is unusual for Thorne, whose adaptations tend to be faithful to the point of excess.
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And even if governments are able to head off organized plots like the Paris attacks of 24, officials around the globe concede that they have almost no way of stopping lone wolf assaults inspired or enabled by Islamic State propaganda that lives online.
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The measure would provide an extension of two USA Freedom Act provisions related to "roving" wiretaps, allowing law enforcement to follow an individual across devices, and lone wolf terrorists -- people who might be inspired by, but not directly linked to, a terrorist organization.
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Davidson said he, too, would favor letting the authorities lapse if there was no deal ahead of this weekend, but he added that he was planning to file a separate bill to reauthorize two of them: the roving wiretaps and lone-wolf authorities.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said she is pushing for a reauthorization, not just an extension, of the three expiring provisions that deal with roving wiretaps, lone wolf surveillance and a controversial records program that allows the government to request phone metadata.
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Washington (CNN)Despite fears rising globally about lone-wolf terrorist attacks inspired by extremists, more sophisticated foreign terrorist plots like those employing multiple forms of violence and direct involvement by terrorist organizations remain the deadliest threat, a new Homeland Security intelligence assessment concludes.
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According to the unclassified report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Intelligence and Analysis, recent extremist efforts to promote lone-wolf attacks employing tactics like stabbings and vehicle ramming still aren't as effective -- measured by deadliness -- as more sophisticated attacks.
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For now, DeChambeau is a lone wolf for the concept in the professional ranks, but with the 2015 N.C.A.A. men's individual championship and United States Amateur title on his résumé, DeChambeau has already validated his unconventional technique while sparking curiosity among gear heads.
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The gleeful reaction of white nationalists on Telegram provides yet another example of the international nature of the modern far right, who increasingly rely on Telegram and other unregulated online social marketplaces to build alliances around the world and inspire lone-wolf attacks.
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Law enforcement officials have been advised to step up alerts for "lone wolf attackers" in Miami, Houston and other cities in the wake of threatening social media posts that appear to be connected to ISIS, according to an internal government intelligence document.
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Experts say the tactic of mowing people down avoids the need to obtain any explosives or weapons and can be carried out by a "lone-wolf" attacker without using a network of fellow militants - all lessening the risk of alerting security agencies.
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LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A former violent criminal who converted to Islam and kept out of trouble for more than a decade, the killer who struck Britain's parliament last week was probably a "lone wolf", self-radicalized by material on the internet, investigators say.
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The police investigation also strongly points to Masood being a so-called "lone wolf", carrying out the kind of attack Islamic State spokesman Abu Mohammed al Adnani called for when the group was at the peak of its power in late 2014.
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Although the law is clearer when an American is captured fighting in an active combat theater, rather than carrying out a "lone-wolf" attack in the United States, U.S. policy on American enemy combatants has largely been decided by narrow, individual court rulings.
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