So watch out, Outsider; Billie Lurk—my Billie Lurk—is coming, and she's leaving a trail of blood.
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It's a beat a group called 63 used on their song "Lurk," which was then used by another group called 67 on a song named "Let's Lurk," which—you know what?
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Other theories of legal peril lurk outside of campaign law.
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That way I could lurk nearby and gauge his reaction.
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Go deeper: Troubles lurk for America's emerging offshore wind boom
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Billions and billions of worlds lurk beyond our solar system.
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But many lurk unknown until a hacker starts exploiting them.
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I could only bring myself to lurk, never to contribute.
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That behind every pretty face, a crazy woman might lurk.
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Those arrests are widely believed to be related to Lurk.
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Across the nation lurk incredibly creepy (and potentially dangerous) clowns.
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In the background lurk serious, perhaps existential, problems for Labour.
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And it's not just herpes that can lurk in makeup.
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What unspeakable horrors lurk in the annals of Gritty's past?
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These mammals did not lurk in the shadows of dinosaurs.
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It can lurk far from where you think danger lives.
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If canned tomatoes lurk in your cabinet, you're in luck.
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But the episode was a reminder that financial dangers lurk.
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Even after a hurricane has passed, many dangers still lurk.
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Beneath the outlandish stylizations, though, lurk some thoroughly human moments.
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Grief and angst lurk around even the most unthreatening of corners.
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Still, it allowed some toxic speech to lurk in the corners.
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Other headwinds on top of unfavourable currency effects still lurk, however.
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The problems lurk in the transition from policy paper to reality.
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But others definitely lurk in the other half of the draw.
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Supernatural figures lurk in the background as birds flutter past, unknowingly.
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The blocky bronze floor piece "Nachthimmelhaus" will lurk in Delacroix's studio.
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Known, incurable diseases lurk in hidden reservoirs all over the world.
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So it's possible that the virus could lurk on a box.
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Statistically, perpetrators do not lurk in shadowy corners, waiting to pounce.
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Parmegiano-Reggiano yields best results, but impostors lurk on the shelves.
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And if so, what dangers could lurk in those hallowed halls?
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Explore the settings where villains lurk, heroes meander and jaws drop.
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You wouldn't think so much malice could lurk somewhere quite so cozy.
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Deep problems lurk in the Portuguese economy, particularly in its banking sector.
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Twitchy men with gaunt faces and wild eyes lurk near its entrance.
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Wired wasn't alone in wondering what mysteries lurk in Magic Leap's labs.
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Threats to the economy can lurk in obscure corners of financial markets.
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LATE at night, two hooded men lurk in a driveway in Solihull.
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And who knows what surprises might lurk on insurers' revised balance-sheets?
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Someone could look up my Strava and then lurk with a machete.
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Civil rights groups said dangers lurk in the use of the data.
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Members lurk in plain sight everywhere, if you are looking for them.
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Potential sources of existential dread lurk around every corner on the internet.
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Mannequins, dress forms and other, more puzzling effigies lurk in unexpected spots.
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Two large dinosaur sculptures lurk among the trees, adding to the whimsy.
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More shopping is happening online, where mastodons like Amazon and Alibaba lurk.
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You can lurk on Reddit, but you're expected to join in, too.
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It was evidence that more objects lurk in the distant solar system.
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Many unheralded moments of courage, altruism and sacrifice lurk behind news stories.
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Threats to wildlife lurk in every corner of Senegal's biggest national park.
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Twist themselves into strange monsters that lurk in the shadows of our lives.
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At every turn lurk scammers, thieves, crooked cops and rent-extracting gang-lords.
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For within their ranks may lurk the next Elon Musk or Sergey Brin.
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For now, despite the ban, plastic bags still lurk in the region's markets.
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Mysterious medium-size black holes may lurk at the centers of small galaxies.
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Do the tank tops lurk enigmatically in shadowy alleyways while wearing a fedora?
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They also raise the question of whether similar skeletons lurk in other closets.
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That's because they tend to lurk at the center of other galaxies, too.
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Place 21 Glorious surprises seem to lurk everywhere in this grand Norwegian city.
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They lurk in toilets, swim in flooded streets and slither into people's homes.
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But avoid playgrounds, where germs can lurk on slides and swings, she says.
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Be sure to get into the nooks and crannies, too -- germs lurk there.
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More importantly, many serious long-term health conditions lurk just below the surface.
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Echoes of the matriarchal cultures that dominated prehistory lurk in our collective unconscious.
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But Scott understands that it's precisely the unknown where the real horrors lurk.
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To its members, runaway price increases seem to lurk in every oddly shaped shadow.
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Sleeper cells still lurk in the area, and occasional car bombs claim more lives.
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The strangers would lurk outside or bang on the automatic fence at the driveway.
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Watch the video above to find out what other LoLs lurk on their devices.
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Scarier are the structural shifts that lurk behind this correction, driven by technological change.
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I don't see where these ten pounds lurk, but I know that she does.
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Unless … you run afoul of one of the many sociopathic recluses that lurk there.
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Neither speak, neither has explicit motivations, and both lurk around children with unclear intentions.
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Newly discovered gravitational waves hint that 'cities' of black holes may lurk in space
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The vibe is intense, and Pluto will encourage Venus to lurk in the shadows.
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The app's Ghost Mode also makes it possible to lurk in a clandestine fashion.
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Lurk moar, ignore the trolls, and remember that nothing is to be taken seriously.
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Black holes are thought to lurk at the centers of galaxies including our own.
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People assume they have gotten better, unaware that parasites still lurk in their bodies.
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There are multiple popes in one corner; Gandhi and Fidel Castro lurk close by.
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Approximately 150 of these ancient stellar relics lurk on the outskirts of our galaxy.
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And it all begins with the eerie truths that lurk beneath "normal" American life.
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Bad news that perhaps undercuts everything else: Harpys still presumably lurk in the shadows.
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Elsewhere, tax reform is still expected to lurk at the back of investors' minds.
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Or that superbacteria lurk in the waters they will swim in or sail on.
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Here, the aircraft lurk, predatory, in landscapes of bombed-out cities, fields of sandbags.
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The Phillies, who reportedly will meet with Harper this weekend, lurk in both discussions.
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Maybe: Your body needs to know what immune challenges lurk in the immediate environment.
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After this opening salvo, covert commentary on the writing process seems to lurk everywhere.
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Bushels worth of dormant stories restless to be told lurk everywhere in New York.
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First, it tends to lurk quietly; in water, the potent neurotoxin is often invisible.
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Other potential dangers lurk in the ingredients added to the THC for the extractions.
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The dangers now are ones that lurk in the shadows: shape-shifters, moving targets.
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That would worsen the spread, because the disease can lurk in meat for months.
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They are inaccessible places, where supposedly primitive, backward people live, and where enemies lurk.
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This should be a time for Android Wear to shine, not lurk in the shadows.
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Do you have the right to lurk through anyone's confessions on an anonymous online forum?
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The bad people didn't lie beyond our campus, didn't lurk on roads and in alleyways.
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The air smells green, and secrets lurk in the creeks, rills and tree-shrouded coves.
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Craigslist is the wild west option where low, low prices and less reputable sellers lurk.
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THE theories lurk in odd corners of the web, occasionally bubbling into broader public consciousness.
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If you're looking for a fight, there's no better place to lurk than social media.
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And just like a fairytale land, you never really know what bizarre creatures lurk within.
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Despite its title, A Monster Calls is not a monster movie, though monsters lurk within.
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The start of the trail was Lurk, a banking trojan that has targeted Russian users.
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Bad weather can strand researchers for weeks and hidden dangers can lurk beneath the snow.
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I'm only a couple hours into the campaign; maybe technically issues lurk in the shadows.
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I love to sneer and lurk in the shadows in every scene I am in.
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We couldn't shake the element of tackiness that seemed to lurk all around the store.
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She did, however, lurk outside the building, hoping a helpful resident would let her in.
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They could also lurk in unexpected corners unnoticed by Chinese regulators, much less international investors.
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Scientists suspect that an ocean of liquid water might lurk 60 miles below the ice.
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The chiming riffs on "Straight Jackets" prove that accessible hooks lurk underneath these raucous tracks.
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Paintings, prints, and statuary of the extinct beast, a lugubrious mascot, lurk everywhere you look.
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They lurk on the fringes of every punk scene, kept at bay only by violence.
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Billie Lurk is not squeamish about punishing the wicked with the tip of her blade.
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Money, of course, is the main reason any of us lurk at the bingo hall.
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"Covert commentary on the writing process seems to lurk everywhere," our reviewer, Alice Bolin, writes.
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Booby traps and powerful monsters lurk in every corner of this woman's Baroque-themed house.
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In this interior limbo lurk Elliot's mother and his child self, two other alternate personalities.
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That's how the album works: despite surface disarray, little hooks lurk in the shadows everywhere.
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Hog deer, Bengal slow loris, Asian elephants and clouded leopards also lurk in its jungles.
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I'd lurk near my dessert so I could read lips after people took their bites.
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Putin seemingly has the ability to enter sensitive systems, poke around and lurk at will.
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Some are deterred by the abundance of dangers that lurk on the route through Mexico.
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We know that secrets lurk on Plymouth Island, and there will be no spoilers here.
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But behind that smile seemed to lurk an ego, a temper, and an inferiority complex.
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And it's also where all manner of criminals -- from "hacktivists" to state-sponsored espionage units -- lurk.
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Then, in the months after the event, allergens like mold lurk inside buildings and can emerge.
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The answer is simple: find a few projects you like and lurk in their message boards.
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In Trump's view, as in Nixon's, rivals are enemies who lurk everywhere and form wicked conspiracies.
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He favors long shots with camera movements pulling the viewer through interiors where threats might lurk.
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Bigger problems lurk in smaller Chinese banks that are less systemically important, the ratings agency said.
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Some say that uncomfortable feelings still lurk around dating apps, especially when it comes to matrimony.
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He says there can be too many walkways, resulting in empty spaces where criminals can lurk.
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At least knowing what is possible will provide some idea of where the dangers now lurk.
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She held firm on the assertion that such unsavoury characters lurk among Trumpistas in unspecified quantities.
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Evil is the playful Nimona and the very real monsters that lurk inside all of us.
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Ever noticed that all the unhealthy processed foods lurk in the middle of the grocery store?
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I mean the dangers that lurk within us — the doubts and anxieties that hold us back.
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They both lurk among the plants that shroud the floors of ponds, swamps and shallow lakes.
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America's most pressing national security threats lurk at the intersection of authoritarian rule and illicit finance.
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However, she does still lurk on Twitter, even if she's not posting or interacting with fans.
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Wry, dystopian undercurrents lurk in the various textures, patterns, and forms all waiting to be teased out.
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Or, turn to the "small plate" and "dim sum" sections of the menu, where my favorites lurk.
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A major story might lurk behind the Harvard zoology museum ahead or in the plane soaring above.
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Blinded by the stress Blinded by the work Blinded by the chance That tomorrow bad things lurk.
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But Mr Li was candid about dangers that still lurk after a decade of debt-fuelled growth.
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Screenshot: LinkedInLinkedIn might be where you go to find jobs, but it's also apparently where spies lurk.
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It's hard for outsiders to know what other horrors lurk in Deutsche's 1.4 trillion euro balance sheet.
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But at least 15-20 lurk in and around the Indian Ocean, according to one seasoned guard.
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Both say they lurk in fandoms—and both look back on their Mellon Chronicle days with fondness.
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Estimates vary, but the report says 1.5 trillion tons of carbon dioxide lurk beneath the Earth's permafrost.
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Walker, Lin, and Al Jefferson will be the featured players for the Hornets; Lee will lurk opportunistically.
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Again and again, the motif of pro wrestling is letting the past lurk closely to the surface.
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While the patterns are pleasing to the eye, something seems to lurk beneath—exactly something Smallwood intends.
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" He went on, "But behind the recent trauma lurk the traumas of the past, including the wars.
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So much so that I lurk at self-checkout stations and scan items gleefully and bag them.
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Before long she was trying to rid her home of potentially harmful toxins wherever they might lurk.
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No trial is yet in sight, and years of appeals will lurk beyond any distant, hypothetical conviction.
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They are happy to lurk unrecognized in the noise, or even to stir it up as camouflage.
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A crushed-down and imagistic epic of flight may lurk in the interstices of "Ice," in fact.
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Chlamydia and gonorrhea often lurk without symptoms, even as they are doing damage to the reproductive system.
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Even nonhumans, such as bookworms (so called) and silverfish, that lurk around inside them are given consideration.
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It's a joy to encounter a suspenseful book whose turns lurk, rather than lumber, around the corner.
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They also lurk, some suggested, behind the expressions of intolerance that have recently marked many American schools.
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Internet buddies In the age of online dating and social media, danger can lurk around every corner.
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You may know that hidden trackers lurk on most websites you visit, soaking up your personal information.
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And Disney is taking lots of heat for not making it clear ... gators lurk in its lagoons.
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Unassuming dragonfish lurk in the twilight zone, more than 1,600 feet under the surface of the ocean.
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A few originally joined as "downvoters," faithful Mormons who lurk in the subreddit solely to vote down posts.
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While Janet Yellen is optimistic about the U.S. economy, she outlined some risks Wednesday that could lurk ahead.
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Meanwhile, the talk of what central banks are thinking continues to lurk at the back of investors' minds.
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Lurk near PhD economists online or at conferences, and you will hear them talk about "crisis in macro".
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Playlists — where emotions lurk in every shadow and the mysterious alchemy of memory is constantly bubbling and brewing!
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It is incredibly dispiriting, because it makes one question what must lurk in the hearts of one's neighbors.
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It can block annoying online advertisements and privacy-invading "trackers", which lurk on websites to follow users around.
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They gnaw our sills & eat our grain, they fill our wells & find our cribs & lurk among our apples.
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These mosquitoes also lurk in dark humid places — in closets, under beds, and in other nooks and crannies.
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The action takes place in the jungles of South America, where very real late-20th-century horrors lurk.
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However, no matter how vigilant citizens are, the enemy can lurk in a dark corner of one's home.
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But a couple oddball jawless fish still lurk in the seas, like goopy hagfish and the bloodsucking lampreys.
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"At face value, the stories are fun and funny to read, but weightier questions lurk below the surface."
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Using vaporized hydrogen peroxide, the researchers can kill microbial contaminants that lurk on the masks after they're worn.
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In its early stages, chronic kidney disease can lurk silently in the body, causing no symptoms at all.
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The brain-eating monsters are real enough — they lurk in freshwater ponds in much of the United States.
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At face value, the stories are fun and funny to read, but weightier questions lurk below the surface.
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Explosions rocked a chemical plant early Thursday, and many hazards lurk beneath the floodwaters that soaked the region.
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It's a fresh take on Kafka, highlighting the potential for terrifying change that may lurk in our DNA.
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In another recent and highly relatable post, she talks about how she loves to lurk and creep online.
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Ever lurk your Venmo homepage feed to see what your friends (and exes) are paying and getting paid for?
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Some of Burkhardt's short films were made during this time, including "Lurk" (a Frankenstein parody) and other community collaborations.
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Crocodiles also lurk in the water this way, usually to keep an eye on prey that walks on land.
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The first is practical: better oversight of places such as fertility clinics, where back-room genome-tinkerers may lurk.
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The app immediately fixed the issue, but similar problems lurk in many commonly used apps, both small and large.
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Many lurk in computer network for months, move laterally looking for weaknesses and slowly exfiltrate data to avoid detection.
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Who knows how many more mysteries lurk below the surface, in strings of DNA just waiting to be decoded.
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All of these are entities that lurk in the uncanny valley, nibbling grotesquely at the edges of our unconscious.
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I feel like I know them and know this house, and all the nightmares that lurk in the walls.
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Balloons carrying infrared cameras will float above the building while bomb-spotting robots will lurk in sewers beneath it.
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The clowns may lurk in the woods, menacing children with knives and chains, but menacing was all they did.
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Whether they are U.S.-born residents or immigrants, Americans are concerned about what changes lurk in the new year.
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But the best way to say "I love you" is to lurk over your sleeping bae with a camera.
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Humans and robots have no other choice than to unite against the ever-increasing threats that lurk in cyberspace.
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They lurk, pallidly hibernating, inside fortune cookies and Christmas crackers; the groan is the pun's appropriate unit of appreciation.
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Watch it above and dream about what other kinds of ancient treasures lurk inside museum asses around the world.
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They just wander the zombie wasteland, trying to find their contacts while counterintelligence teams lurk behind walls and monuments.
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Likewise sovereign risks also lurk - Greece's debt woes are still a cause for concern as is Italy's banking system.
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The next crisis may lurk in the mountains of Lesotho, a land-locked mountain kingdom encircled by South Africa.
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So many fresh green chiles lurk in Madam Zhu's Spicy Fish Stew that eating it is a contact sport.
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Alicia's boyfriend suspected her of using drugs and would lurk outside the bathroom while she was sniffing pills inside.
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The insanely talented Mr. Minchin writes songs in many shades, though he's probably most at home where shadows lurk.
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Zouping's plight offers a sobering example of the problems that could lurk within China's vast and murky debt load.
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But beyond the windswept beaches and luxurious resorts lurk the vestiges of a dark, sugar-fueled 21775th-century heyday.
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In Mr Herron's work, by contrast, the most vicious enemies lurk within—among colleagues, bosses, former allies, even family.
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Night Out On the eve of her latest book release, Anne Rice did not lurk online reading early reviews.
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But the cue sticks mean weare rubbed by light, smooth as wood, the lurk of smoke thinned to song.
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Some parts of the web are the online equivalent of dark alleys where shady characters lurk in the shadows.
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The next morning, Ashley promised she would be a new woman – and then proceeded to lurk around Caila and Jared.
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Billie Lurk, the protagonist of Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, is probably scowling as she breaks into the beauty salon.
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These performances are sometimes sexualized by older men who lurk on the app, sometimes sending the young creators explicit messages.
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The first Dishonored game had excellent expansions, putting players in the shoes of antagonist Daud and his protege Billie Lurk.
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The depths of Earth's oceans offer some spectacularly effective hiding places and it's here that our second strikes lurk silently.
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We'd read BDSM forums together for ideas—there was a forum called Informed Consent that we'd lurk on a lot.
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"The G7 summit fiasco showed how deep the political rift is and what dangers could still lurk ahead," Treier added.
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Elon, who was leaving Boa steakhouse, showed no hesitation on the subject of artificial intelligence, and the dangers that lurk.
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At times, the screen captures over a dozen bears fishing the river, although many more lurk outside of the frame.
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Surrounding Gadgetzan is an immense desert full of giant bugs, snakes, and dune worms, and pirates lurk off the coast.
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The bedding section was a welcome reprieve from the mess that seemed to lurk from every corner of the store.
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What clues now lurk in his silverware drawer, or under his pillow, or in the back of his makeup case?
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Then try out new colors and scents from the handmade lip-care line Kosas and the natural-fragrance line Lurk.
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If you're alone, do your best not to lurk all over your lover's social media—paranoid vibes could take over.
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They lurk in the comments section of every baked good recipe that's ever been published: The Sugar Alternative Humble-Braggers.
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They have little snub noses, since they lurk in hiding places instead of snuffling after prey for miles like dogs.
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A village of lumpy, mismatched characters greets you at the door, while strange, jewel-toned monsters and creatures lurk beyond.
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You understand that you live in a world where getting classically raped is possible and that classical rapists lurk everywhere.
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Again and again, he plumbs the undercurrents of a hoax to discover the fearfulness and racism that often lurk inside.
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Spending a weekend at Def Con is a good way to learn how many dangers lurk in the digital world.
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The Taliban still lurk, but mostly to visit relatives they would not have been able to before, the police say.
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Studies by the Federal Aviation Administration have shown that viruses can lurk on airline surfaces for up to seven days.
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But sometimes the bugs themselves are so egregious that you have to wonder what other dangers lurk in that code.
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The "deeply disappointing" charge, as Mr. Flannery called it on Tuesday, raises the question of whether time bombs lurk elsewhere.
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The big lesson is that even viruses thought to be eradicated from Earth — like smallpox — may still lurk frozen, somewhere.
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The monsters that lurk inside individuals and in the world around them have always been part of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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This Science study shows the healing power of the placebo isn't limitless — because where placebo lurks, nocebo may lurk too.
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The game reuses locations from its predecessor, and pares the main voice cast down to Lurk, Daud, and the Outsider himself.
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So when we saw #TheBestMoneyIHaveEverSpent trending on Twitter, we decided to lurk and see what others consider their zero-regrets splurges.
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Others that lurk outside the realm of decency, and perhaps the law, include a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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These icy rocks lurk on the outer edges of the solar system, a sort of time capsule of its early days.
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He accompanies her into the forest, where spirits lurk, and a person can easily lose both her bearings and her mind.
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These new findings suggest that intermediate-mass black holes may lurk within the centers of many small galaxies, the scientists said.
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In an America before smartphones and the web, local secrets could lurk, dark shadows haunting the corners of our national psyche.
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Because encrypted messages can only be read by the sender and recipient, the AI assistant is unable to lurk over messages.
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Most listeners are not "fans," and most fans are pretty low-key in their fandom, more apt to lurk than perform.
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Someday scientists hope to launch a mission to study Enceladus and find out if life might lurk below its icy crust.
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Above the door, which has its window papered over, a safety sign catalogs various health and fire hazards that lurk within.
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Those hackers had stolen over 1.7 billion roubles ($25.33 million) from Russian institutions and banks, and used a trojan called Lurk.
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Warehouses contain pyramids of unused office chairs, and groups of copiers lurk in utility corridors like robots preparing to take over.
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But dangers also lurk underground, in antiquated water systems that are increasingly likely to break down or spread contaminants like lead.
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Walmart stayed behind to lurk in the shadows and keep us waiting — and then naturally, dropped the ad scan at midnight.
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Unless we learn the lessons of the past, no society or country is safe from the demons that lurk among us.
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Dangers lurk for Big Tech not just on the Hill and in the White House but also in the fourth estate.
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This may all go in a very bad direction; behind the attacks on Syria may lurk a larger objective, namely Iran.
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Smugglers lurk in the port; migrants lie in wait; heavily armed militias and squabbling politicians, nominally allied, quietly vie for control.
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Berman himself never gets too far into these topics, but they lurk, all the same, just out of sight throughout Zapped.
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Most had trekked for days to the Burmese coast, where fishing boats lurk in the darkness each morning, waiting for passengers.
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In the hilarious tabletop piece, Charles and David Koch tongue-wrestle while tarantulas lurk nearby and a tsunami looms behind them.
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How hard it is to arrive at an account of what happens—what creatures lurk, how people live—in the dark.
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Thin rags are great for cleaning the rubber seal around the door, where crumbs and all manner of other horrors lurk.
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A second is the way that liberal society denies and buries so many of the dark instincts that lurk inside us.
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I sincerely hope the young man wasn't apprehended but instead was just scared off and won't lurk around my home again.
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European officials have hailed it as a symbolic end to a ruinous crisis, but new problems lurk elsewhere in the region.
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Wherever homelessness appears out of control in America—whether in Honolulu, Seattle or Washington, DC—high housing costs almost surely lurk.
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But as Colombia emerges from decades of war, the enemy remains - in the form of landmines that lurk beneath the soil.
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It would be easy for the caged warlord to talk to his troops, hundreds of whom still lurk in the bush.
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But First, Wine Having the Mountain lurk behind Tyrion gives me serious second debate Hillary/Trump vibes, but this scene is masterful.
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Photo: GettyBritish Airways revealed on Thursday that hackers managed to lurk in its systems for two weeks, exposing around 380,000 card payments.
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It's about us, people who live in a country that has rarely been willing to face the specters that lurk among us.
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A huge planet thought to lurk on the outskirts of our solar system could upend the way we understand our cosmic neighborhood.
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Add to that list conjunctivitis—like pink eye from elementary school—and syphilis finds another way to lurk, misdiagnosed, in the body.
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Beneath its glowing jobs numbers lurk growing inequality and a vast low-pay sector, nurtured by a long period of wage suppression.
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Hereditary examined the fears that lurk in the shadows, in the bones of our houses, and in the secrets we tell ourselves.
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That way, you won't have to lurk in Musk's mentions, at least until you have a question about another upcoming Tesla project.
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Even if you're not in it for the screams, you should be in it for the laughs—they lurk behind every corner.
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Said tower resides in an old church, and the horrors that lurk within go beyond even the customary crimes of the Nazis.
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Scientists are currently on the hunt for undiscovered critters that may lurk at the bottom of the ocean or in our soil.
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Gymnastics, like many sports, has its dark corners and shadows, places where devious coaches can lurk and children can pay the price.
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In the underground world of Russian hackers, a shadowland of anonymous internet forums where users exchange the latest malware, Lurk was legendary.
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But despite the eye-catching operation, the crackdown on Lurk only touched the tip of the iceberg of a lucrative criminal industry.
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Secrets lurk in its shadows, and the Riverdale fog perpetually cloaks the school, the malt shoppe, and the football field in mist.
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Clubs were represented as dangerous spaces where killers lurk, and unsafe sex and one night stands with strangers can lead to AIDS.
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Others reveal up close the creepies and crawlies that lurk below the surfaces of lakes and in the corners of your home.
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Mr. Cera's perfectly uneasy Jeff gives full weight to both the hopeful decency and bad faith that lurk in all Lonergan characters.
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Women with the disorder have heavy, agonizing periods along with a litany of other symptoms depending on where the rogue cells lurk.
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You must go into the jungle, to the cave where the bats live, then lurk at the entrance at dawn or dusk.
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The true terror starts when they become trapped, forced to descend further into the earth while humanoid creatures lurk in the darkness.
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Behind the turreted gateway of the National Penitentiary, south of Manila, lurk the likes of Antonio Sanchez, a notorious rapist and murderer.
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It is just a matter of time before we start seeing the dangers that lurk within the Waze app's police locator feature.
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It can spread through contact between animals or through infected pig products, meaning it can lurk for months in sausages or ham.
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The European economy boomed in 2017, though growth has slowed in recent months and a number of problems lurk in the region.
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Or did the idea of their death dates lurk in their minds, drawing each into the patterns that would eventually kill them?
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Proxima b is at the right distance and temperature to support life, but other hazards may lurk that could make life impossible.
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Several old-economy industries with high prices and fat profits lurk beneath the surface of commerce: credit cards, pharmaceutical distribution and credit-checking.
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She notices that Jud's slow, off-kilter lurk could translate into danger before anyone else, and tries to diffuse Curly's streak of aggression.
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The countryside is beyond repair, cities exhibit the monstrous destruction of ecological harmony and dark secrets often lurk in basements and rooftop spaces.
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In an internet world where trolls lurk around every corner, one has loomed above the rest: Pete Souza, Barack Obama's former staff photographer.
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Today, birds chirp incessantly, snakes and a leopard lurk, grey monkeys hop about in tree branches and squirrels streak across in the undergrowth.
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The best way to settle the question of whether pale blue dots lurk around Alpha Centauri is try and capture photos of them.
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The woman in the music video is a wink to his bisexuality at the time, and, unsurprisingly, homoerotic themes lurk within its subtext.
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Visceral ethnic, religious and linguistic antagonisms still lurk just beneath the surface in even the most peaceable-seeming of South-East Asian societies.
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The Victorian trade card becomes our primer, warning us of the hidden racism that can lurk in illusions of a past American utopia.
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If the SSBNs can still find somewhere to lurk, for now, the ocean will surely become more see-through, especially at the edges.
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Clockwork Soldiers with tough armor lurk around every corner, though it is possible to hack them and use them against the mansion's guards.
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Bhodans lurk in the river where Pappa plies his trade as a riverkeep, a job that includes pulling drowned corpses from the water.
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Like Eliot's verses, they present a world of mischief and hilarity, where cats, true to their nature, lurk, but dark shadows do not.
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While adorable kittens and wholesome baby videos may pull peoples' heartstrings, so do garish monsters who lurk in the uncanny valley like Charlie.
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"I do not let any of that deter me, but I would be stupid to say that danger does not lurk," she said.
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Ms. Krc advised sticking to the boardwalks and not brushing against the beach grass, where the parasites lurk and could latch onto clothing.
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That does not necessarily mean that any problems lurk in those sections of the software code, but that no one knows for sure.
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The size of the group — 1,200 or larger — offered security for participants against criminals and other perils that lurk on the migrant trail.
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Make sure to also occasionally clean the case of your Galaxy Buds, as germs can lurk there and quickly transfer to your earbuds.
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Though the mysterious object is nearly gone, thousands like it probably lurk unsuspected and undetected in our solar system, according to the scientists.
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CreditCreditMark Pernice In "Hereditary," bugs crawl from decapitated heads, ghosts lurk in the shadows and an artist tries to communicate with the dead.
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Yoon writes with precision and understatement, maybe the only way you can render a world in which bombs loom overhead and lurk underfoot.
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Munshi-South's other students had already nabbed some good ones—the rats, the salamanders, the coyotes who lurk around the rim of Queens.
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In comparison, most other Democratic candidates lurk below 50,000, with fellow New Hampshire and Iowa frontrunner Pete Buttigieg's subreddit clocking in 33,000 subscribers.
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But Slack employees haven't forgotten its roots, and bits and pieces from its early days as a video game lurk in the app.
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Things might be bad in Destiny's far-flung future, and evil may lurk under the moon's surface, but space is full of possibility.
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You are on Instagram to lurk, to browse, and to enjoy, and the desktop version is vastly superior in each of these departments.
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Instead, they seem to lurk in the background, waiting for their chance to swerve into Charlotte's field of vision and steal the scene.
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But this concert showed the limitations of that approach: It offers little hint of what might lurk beneath when the ponytail comes undone.
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The discovery revolutionized the field of astronomy, giving scientists a new way to study the mysterious, dark objects that lurk in the distant Universe.
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In Ashwin Saravanan's "Game Over", the demons that lurk within the mind of the protagonist are as lethal as the ones outside her door.
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Alternatively, location sharing is turned off by default and you can leave it that way to just lurk, watching what friends are up to.
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Did Kufrin don the Invisibility Cloak to lurk Cabello's backstage prep routine, and decide to steal with catchphrase for herself, Bring It On-style?
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So while the reception at the robot hotel is automated, seven human employees lurk out of sight to watch over customers and avoid glitches.
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And third, scooters now lurk in the background of any and every ridesharing conversation, so the big shops are on a bit of defense.
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Twin Peaks is a town imbued with a neighbourly American wholesomeness, yet teenagers go missing and evil spirits lurk in the woods close by.
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"It's a joy to encounter a suspenseful book whose turns lurk, rather than lumber, around the corner," Sarah Lyall writers in her thrillers roundup.
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Because someone could only exploit this vulnerability from a shared network, it's not that easy for someone to actually lurk on your Tinder profile.
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Encouragingly, the test resulted in the discovery of a resilient microorganism—exactly the kind of creature that could lurk deep beneath the Martian surface.
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" The revival of the series is like watching a stretched out David Lynch film exploring the "eerie truths that lurk beneath 'normal' American life.
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Out of most US taps comes a steady stream of clear water — but it's not always easy to tell what might lurk in it.
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However, troubling dangers also lurk within our domestic borders as some generic conglomerates allegedly conspire to stretch consumers' wallets to obtain many basic drugs.
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She zeroes in on things like voter suppression, stand-your-ground laws and redistricting as the systemic injustices that lurk behind the everyday ones.
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We're talking culinary offenders and food prudes, and they lurk among us, only revealing themselves when you stumble into some kind of intimate tryst.
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Bubble-gum pink, more cotton candy than animal, the Jigglypuff might lurk, my students tell me, in the woods among the scattered totem poles.
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The sexy surfer turns 26 today and we're using that as an excuse – as if we need one -- to lurk on Alana's Instagram account.
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It can also fracture into small pieces — as anyone who has had to clean up packing peanuts may know — that can lurk in landfills.
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"This is a story about the bright Nordic region where dark forces lurk underneath the surface of our well-kept welfare states," he said.
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When your home is paradise, it's easy to forget that disasters often lurk just beyond the horizon during the months of June to November.
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Traveling roughly 7,500 to 8,180 meters below the surface, the lander had mackerel attached on the front to attract the vicious critters that lurk below.
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The Swiss National Bank's monetary policy framework must remain "expansionary" as concerns and uncertainties still lurk in Europe, its chairman explained to CNBC on Thursday.
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It will put players in the shoes of assassin Billie Lurk, who sets out to murder the man responsible for the Dishonored universe's occult sorcery.
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Maybe the real mystery is not the ugly ideas that lurk in the hearts of our countrymen, but our desperate efforts to explain them away.
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Each has a few defenders in the scholarly ranks, but mostly they lurk at the bottom of ranking lists and are known for poor leadership.
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Threats continued to lurk with a U.S. government shutdown ongoing after a brief session of Congress on Thursday afternoon took no steps toward ending it.
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With their elegant white gloves and their long, pointed heels masking hideous bodies, Dahl's witches lurk in ordinary society, waiting to prey on innocent children.
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While danger and secrets lurk around every corner, it has been apparent for some time only a few people could be responsible for Jason's murder.
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One problem for Quarles is that the Fed needs partners at other banking regulators to change capital rules, and some old-school conservatives lurk there.
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After gremlins lurk about in low strings and reedy woodwinds, the movement shifts into a manic Allegro, during which phrases fracture into shards and bits.
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I get to be Billie Lurk, angry and queer and clawing my way up from the societal cracks that the royal family failed to fill.
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"They were the ones that you'd talk to if you wanted to lurk your crush's job at the pizza place on the weekends," she says.
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Why would anyone who doesn't drive and relies on walking for everything do this to the ridiculously painful orbs that already lurk between the legs?
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But Price's gift (particularly in "Clockers," his masterpiece) is partially for invisibility, for the lurk; Blauner is always there, writing his way into every line.
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But from the sumptuous parlor to the sprawling dining room, secrets lurk around every corner of the Tildon manse and in all of its inhabitants.
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However, as we look forward to embracing a new year, a new decade, and new resolutions, some old problems continue to lurk in the background.
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Cyber criminals lurk on the same connection who could gain access to your information and steal your credit card number or other important personal data.
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If only enormous security lapses had not allowed Amir to lurk for a long time close to Rabin's car and fire at point-blank range.
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Another reason so many of these microbes can lurk in our beds is that we keep them warm and moist simply by sleeping in them.
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There are clear parallels — both films are about underground tunnels in which lurk dangers, created by humans, that will someday explode to cause our doom.
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He was known to lurk in the West Wing on nights and weekends in an apparent attempt to get more one-on-one time with Trump.
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Echoes of Pierre Bonnard, Henri Matisse, Mary Fedden, Fairfield Porter, Richard Diebenkorn, David Hockney, and others lurk among Levinthal's self-portraits, family scenes, and still-lifes.
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Indeed, the choice of best targets may be even narrower than this, he says—for among his master regulators lurk a few capi di tutti capi.
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"We got into costume in Croatia because we know the paparazzi lurk around there, so we would spend like half a day doing nothing," Turner revealed.
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Nadal's draw looks promising — he plays 77th-ranked Mikhail Kukushkin next — but the Mallorcan knows danger can lurk in unexpected places at the All England Club.
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Los Angeles remained three games behind the Jazz and is now looking over its shoulder at the Oklahoma City Thunder, who lurk a half-game back.
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Nothing good seems to lurk in Jeff Pickles' future, and his descent into whatever madness awaits him is set to be the crux of the show.
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Many black Americans fear that growing dangers will soon lurk on the streets and that at best they will be non-persons to the next president.
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Can you not lurk behind Hillary Clinton like THAT DUDE in a bar who's trying to see how drunk you are?" asked one Twitter user. "Mr.
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Three years' worth of radar data suggests that a lake of liquid water might lurk beneath Mars' polar ice caps, a study published last year said.
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It's believed that Caddy lived in the Pacific Ocean, and many followers of the folklore believe that his descendants and relatives still lurk in those waters.
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Why do we voluntarily visit haunted houses, where actors dressed in grotesque costumes lurk behind every corner and wait to jump out and make us scream?
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First off, your skin is wrinkly, and it takes time for soap to penetrate into all the tiny folds and demolish the viruses that lurk within.
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A saltwater ocean is thought to lurk under Europa's crust, and scientists have long been wondering if any type of life might be living in there.
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We lurk in the niches in the Oval Office, circle lazily in the Lincoln Bedroom, and buzz in the private residential corridors where the president sleeps.
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But if this musical seldom succeeds in creating incisive individual character portraits, it's pretty good at summoning the endless, poignant possibilities that lurk within a crowd.
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Yet these auspicious elements often seem to exist in a lumbering, sleepwalking state, as if waiting to be stimulated into the ideal selves that lurk within.
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" Prince Charles warned that hatred and intolerance "still lurk in the human heart, still tell new lies, still adopt new disguises and still seek new victims.
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Still, danger could lurk ahead -- not in the form of a supervillain, but rather a hunger for content that will test Marvel's thus-far formidable limits.
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Knowing which foods contain them is tough, though — refined carbohydrates lurk in dozens of processed foods, from granola bars and baked goods to pizzas and pastas.
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But Schwartzman reminded Nadal that danger can lurk everywhere, even from an opponent he had beaten in all seven previous meetings and only lost two sets.
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And we learned a lot: Voyager 22020 discovered new rings and moons at Uranus, and that an ocean of boiling water may lurk underneath the planet's surface.
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Lurk and Daud are back, and they're teaming up to kill the Outsider, an emo folk deity who has driven the events of the series so far.
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Colleges have reportedly been stepping away from using the company's equipment, and lawmakers have started to fret over whether vulnerabilities could lurk in the company's solar products.
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But in the days after the big celebrations, while the leftovers lurk in the fridge, the rolls take center stage as the unsung workhorses of the season.
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Crowe's Jekyll is the leader of this top-secret, extra-governmental team, which is dedicated to tracking, studying, and destroying the evil monsters that lurk among us.
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The writers nominated Spotlight and not The Revenant for original screenplay, but two Best Picture nominees lurk in the adapted category (The Big Short and The Martian).
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Since the person she wants to lurk (an enemy, she explained) has her regular account blocked, she had to use another to see her posts at all.
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Yet one encounter I had during my trip there revealed how, even in a place as chilled-out as Tulum, menace can lurk just beneath the surface.
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He gives voice to misgivings that lurk beneath the surface of American consciousness, close enough to cause trouble but submerged too far to break through without help.
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Native to this region, the birds mostly lurk under a canopy of thick shrubs, trees and branches, dashing for hiding places as soon as a human approaches.
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But there are certain awful guests who lurk at the fringes of every wedding and threaten to turn a joyful event into American Horror Story: Wedding Edition.
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That left many investors wondering whether the economy is turning another corner into a place where danger, maybe even a recession and a prolonged bear market, lurk.
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But Aubree Gordon, an associate professor in the University of Michigan's School of Public Health, notes that buffets offer plenty of surfaces where the virus could lurk.
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This is the 1.5% of the genome that is "read" to make proteins — and is where the variants that affect our health are most likely to lurk.
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Likewise, while cyberattacks may successfully infiltrate our systems, the 'Darktrace enterprise immune system' ensures that they do not lurk unnoticed and stops it at the earliest stage.
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But a lot of unexamined assumptions lurk within Warshow's idea, in particular an unthinking universalism that supposes both the critic and the ticket-buyer to be male.
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For a long time, this mystery stalker does little but lurk, periodically releasing spooky blasts of vintage music — presumably to get his hack-'em-up mojo going.
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Of course, that's not even accounting for the crazy rise of Lyme-carrying ticks and other tiny, bitey disease vectors that lurk when the weather gets warm.
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Knowing that a potential killer may lurk in any one of the 114 households outlined by the victims' friend, parents simply stop sending their kids to school.
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She doesn't wear a mask, she fights in the daytime and people who wear masks and voice-changers and lurk in the shadows, she has a problem with.
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Go deeper: May was the 2nd-wettest month in the U.S. since 1895 Microplastics lurk in the deep sea Plastic bag found in deepest part of the ocean
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Youngsters are spending more time on other apps such as Snapchat, and Facebook-owned photo-sharing app Instagram, where their parents and grandparents are less likely to lurk.
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Cat scratch fever or cat scratch disease is caused by a bacterium called Bartonella henselae that can lurk in cat saliva and in fleas that live on cats.
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ET. Cramer often warns against trading stocks in the after hours, particularly through a market order, because that's where professional traders often lurk to short sell a stock.
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Supermassive black holes that are millions to billions times the mass of the sun are thought to lurk in the hearts of most, if not all, large galaxies.
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And as often as not, that "somebody else" is within our borders — unauthorized immigrants; Somali refugees in Minnesota; the criminals who supposedly lurk behind every "inner-city" corner.
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Julius knows that potential hazards lurk around EVERY corner, which is why even a woman in her own car is sort of a threat to the Queen Bey.
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Each new season of six episodes adapts a new creepypasta, those supposedly true, terrifying tales that lurk in backwater corners of the internet, like the subreddit r/nosleep.
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THE giant clams that lurk in the coral reefs of the South China Sea can live for more than a century and grow more than a metre wide.
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This year taught you that "communication" is when you and your partner clearly convey your thoughts to each other—not when you lurk on each other's social media!
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This plea feels more whimsical than real, but simply by making it Barrett reminds us of the bloody existential depths that lurk below the surface of her tale.
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In Germany, terrorist attacks this summer prompted the government to step up security efforts, including closer surveillance of the so-called "dark web," where terrorist communications often lurk.
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Watch her lurk upstairs, denying visitors a glimpse of the fabled recluse, or shudder uncontrollably in the throes of illness, as if prey to her own private earthquake.
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Poisoning risks also lurk underfoot in some city areas, where past industrial or vehicle emissions, trash incineration, and runoff from buildings with old paint have tainted the soil.
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And, because people are people, Bieber's 77 million followers lost their privilege, and now no one except the Biebs' closest buddies can lurk his Instagram when hungover. Unfortunately.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If secrets and uncertainties lurk in the shadows, do truths about what is real and knowable reveal themselves, inevitably, in the light?
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The answer has to do with the peculiar nature of stand-up, an art form in which the elephant in the room does not lurk in the background.
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A "one health" approach means uniting the work of medical doctors and veterinarians — and occasionally plant biologists — to search for threats to humans that lurk in other species.
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But the various dangers and hazards that lurk behind bars affect people who are incarcerated in unsafe facilities in different ways given the fact that they live there.
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Not precisely midfielders, more gifted opportunists who lurk just behind the front line, they could not begin to marshal and direct the team, as Modric and Rakitic did.
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In countries like Italy, there lurk an unknown number of so-called zombie companies — businesses that have avoided bankruptcy only because of low interest rates and tolerant banks.
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It is a world animated by desperate fear, in which extreme threats call for extreme measure, and in which nefarious conspiracies lurk around every corner and in every mosque.
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The sky above the Campbells' home has gone a stormy red-black, many murders of crows lurk in the sky, and the house is impossibly warm all the time.
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The fear of being targeted, excluded -- or even sent away, like the President was as a youngster -- may also lurk in the hearts of voters who accept Trump's behavior.
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Instead, the sink and your toothbrush holder are the most likely places for bacteria to lurk, though the entire room (including the wall space) is subject to bacterial growth.
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Chemicals — we're talking about the bad ones — lurk in the packaging of your fast food order, our oceans, and on the ingredient list on the back of beauty products.
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There's no real estimate of how many coywolves lurk in Americans' backyards at night, but their number is in the millions, says Roland Kays of North Carolina State University.
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"The weekend headlines were a reminder that geopolitical tape bombs continually lurk beneath the surface," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy, at TD Securities in Toronto.
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A highly specialized meme or lifestyle account, for example, is unlikely to make the people you lurk suspicious — especially if your account gains a following in its own right.
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Though many have been phased out of manufacturing processes, they still lurk in drinking water and consumer goods such as food packaging, carpets, leather, textiles, and non-stick cookware.
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Moscow (AFP) - Just as the scandal over alleged Russian hacking of the US Democratic Party erupted in June, police in Russia were rounding up a group known as Lurk.
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Moscow (AFP) - Just as the scandal over alleged Russian hacking of the US Democratic Party erupted in June, police in Russia were rounding up a group known as Lurk.
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Behind Sanders's calculations, for both how much his plan will cost and how much Americans will benefit, lurk extremely optimistic promises about how much money single-payer will save.
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The comic and tragic are in this staging cut from the same abrasive cloth, with crowd scenes that quickly turn threatening and characters who lurk moodily on the edges.
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Asylum-seekers and refugees represent no actual danger, but the President and right-wing media have recently sounded alarms about them, suggesting that among them lurk terrorists and criminals.
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But the ability for anyone to create a sophisticated-looking website and buy a social media following now means that these scams lurk in all corners of the internet.
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Notions and emotions so fleeting they're gone before you can pin them down embody and then vanquish uncertainty before it can settle into the depression that may well lurk below.
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To confirm they'd eradicated the virus, a process that took years, Gendelman told CNN the team examined every "nook and cranny" of the mice's tissue where infected cells may lurk.
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For the Hollywood elite, awards shows are a bit like high school reunions — old flames, crushes from days of yore, and enemies lurk beyond every curve of that red carpet.
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That heightens worries about what other problems might lurk within India's state-run lenders, which hold some 19903 percent of the sector's assets in the world's fastest-growing major economy.
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You know there are no ghosts or creatures lurking in your home at night, but you never know, with absolute certainty, what dangers lurk in the very air around us.
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There's an excellent story about redemption and forgiveness, starring the series coolest protagonist, Billie Lurk (making this the second Arkane game this year helmed by a queer woman of color).
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Such free-floating places are shrouded in mystery relative to their star-anchored peers, because they lurk in the shadows of the galaxy, and leave few traces of their presence.
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Photographer Michaela Skovranova, 208, captures the creatures that lurk in our oceans with her camera and has been uploading the stunning images to her Instagram account, mishkusk, since early 20163.
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I'm tired from being a caregiver — lying awake at night worrying about Dave's recovery, wondering when the plateau will come, wrestling the many unknowns that lurk in our family's future.
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The senator gave this reporter a tour of Big Sky over the Presidents Day weekend, providing tips on how to dodge the sharp rocks that lurk under Montana's fluffy powder.
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Those painful circumstances lurk in Eliza's backdrop: There are countless signs of Seattle's increasing stratification, and how much harder it has become for working people to live stable, independent lives.
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Somewhere in the European Union must surely lurk some other Wallonia that will seize the opportunity to slap tariffs on British goods even at the cost of broader economic interests.
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Gorgeously lighted by David Daniel, Doom-Head presides over a world where the rich exploit the poor, women's genitals are repeatedly name-checked, Nazi iconography flourishes and killer clowns lurk.
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Many don't realize that depression can lurk in the background, allowing you to go through the motions but still depriving you of the ability to live life to its fullest.
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Behind these tweets lurk the Trump administration's goals to enact broad changes to the Endangered Species Act and to open up federal lands to logging and oil and gas drilling.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the year in which Anna Quindlen wrote about public fascination with the idea that alligators lurk in sewers.
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Employees of mosquito control services generally blow an insecticide from a backpack-style tank, targeting the underside of leaves, vegetation, ground cover and other cool, dark areas where mosquitoes lurk.
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Stray dogs lurk among dirty children's toys and piles of discarded clothes, begging for food from those who've refused to leave their homes even in the face of grinding conflict.
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FB: Maybe this is something that could still be done in writing, a self-analysis that pushes far into the contradictions that are disavowed but lurk within straight male discourse?
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NASA isn't saying that these are actual plumes just yet, but if they do exist they're probably coming from the vast saltwater ocean that is thought to lurk underneath Europa's surface.
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I lurk nearby so I can hear the door for the toilet they're using and can go clean it right away, as well as pop in to top up their wine.
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Rogue science teachers still lurk in the wilds of the US, treating Pluto as a planet; rogue scientists send us grumpy emails when we write about Pluto as a dwarf planet.
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He is on trial alongside 50 other people for allegedly creating a virus called "Lurk" that targeted banking systems and allegedly stole 1.7 billion rubles (USD $28.7 million) from Russian banks.
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Among the characters who appear in flashbacks are Todd, Mike (Jonathan Banks), Jane (Krysten Ritter), and Walt himself, all of whom lurk in Jesse's memory and, most importantly, shape his character.
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That's the background of Zachary Mason's new literary cyberpunk thriller Void Star, which examines the line between a hyper-connected society and the vast intelligences that lurk just out of sight.
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The ransomware continues to lurk in thousands of networks around the world, ready to encrypt the files on millions of computers, despite patches having been available for the past two years.
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Maybe the balance will shift in the future, but, for the moment, humans and robots have no other choice than to unite against the ever-increasing threats that lurk in cyberspace.
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And, how much can we citizens expect our leaders to take risks on behalf of democratic discourse when flash-mobs, ambush tactics and armies of contempt lurk in every public space?
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What archaeological surprises may lurk in those millions of wrecks—or in the abandoned homes of those who, in the last ice age, lived in plains that today are sea floors?
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That, in turn, allows the N.S.A. to place "implants" in the system, which can lurk unseen for years and be used to monitor network traffic or enable a debilitating computer attack.
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Though many PFAS have been phased out of the manufacturing industry, they still lurk in drinking water and consumer goods such as food packaging, carpets, leather, textiles, and non-stick cookware.
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Despite occasional blips, he has played some remarkable tennis in 2016 and is now within striking range of the year-end top 10, where big bonuses and even more attention lurk.
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Even though the virus may still lurk inside the eye in survivors with uveitis, it is not on the surface or in tears, so patients cannot spread Ebola through casual contact.
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And when the president is at one of his properties, including the Trump Hotel or Mar-a-Lago, I often lurk on Instagram to see who is hanging out with him.
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It will enable astronomers to discern immensely violent events that were previously invisible to us, such as collisions between the supermassive black holes that lurk at the center of most galaxies.
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Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos all have serious problems with unexploded ordnance — bombs that failed to explode when initially dropped but still lurk beneath the surface, waiting to explode when stumbled upon.
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Given that liquid water is so crucial for the existence of life here on Earth, many wonder if it's possible that life might lurk in the watery depths of Europa's ocean, too.
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For those who are insecure about their yoga skills and lurk in the back of the class, your latest nightmare is a pair of pants that know when you're making a mistake.
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As many fans suspected, the expansion puts players in the shoes of Dreadful Whale Captain Meagan Foster, who in a previous life was an assassin who went by the name Billy Lurk.
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Similar strains of self-deprecation lurk throughout nearly all of Father of the Bride; Koenig recruited Jerry Seinfeld for the "Sunflower" video, but his neuroses here feel more akin to George Costanza.
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At another, you lean in close to damned souls being pulled away to hell by devilish creatures, with one lone cloaked figure in their midst seeming to lurk as a memento mori.
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Though superbugs can lurk on clothes, sinks, toilets and indeed almost any surface in a hospital, the most common way they get transmitted to patients is by the hands of health workers.
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It's also about a kind of drive toward self-destruction that can hinder very tightly wound types, and the drive for control that can lurk in the soul of the seemingly meek.
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But lionfish have to be speared by hand; they lurk in coral reefs, avoiding dragging nets, and they don't fall for the old bait-on-a-hook trick of pole fishing, either.
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Dynamism and mobility are meant to be liberating, but the darker connotations of cleared desks and ephemeral presence lurk in the shadows of the creative workplace's imported espresso machines and Aeron chairs.
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In the clip above, Theroux gets followed by mysterious cars, gets filmed by mysterious men who lurk silently with video cameras, and gets yelled at by a mysterious (and very angry) woman.
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For that matter, his characters' blithe acceptance of the horrific abuse the world heaps on them is emblematic of the late Cold War era, when apocalypse seemed to lurk at every turn.
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Albums arrive and then they lurk about on the internet forever, inviting bored nerds everywhere to mash, splice, and bake it like a potato until it no longer resembles its original form.
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"The clasping tares of domesticity," the English essayist Cyril Connolly phrased it in "Enemies of Promise" (1938), his polemical memoir of the many hazards that lurk between an artist and her work.
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"That's going to not only impact our readiness, our modernization, and our ability to deliver to sailors and Marines today, that will lurk with us for two to three years," he added.
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Unless one wants to build a bubble of environmental consistency and can somehow avoid major immune system shifts, the risk of waking up snuffling, fatigued, and miserable will always lurk in life.
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It was mid-blowout that we realized we would also be missing another class to finish up our hair and then lurk in Neiman Marcus until someone offered to do our makeup.
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Its title suggests that, while its milieu is music, the novel is more directly concerned with immortalizing great passions in general — in finding sensuality wherever it may lurk, including in the sonic.
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In latest JEDI contract drama, AWS files motion to stop work on project While the political influence piece might not be overtly part of this filing, it does lurk in the background.
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At a time when evil continues to lurk around the world, unilateral actions against Turkey by the United States, our ally of decades, will only serve to undermine American interests and security.
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For now, Sanders's vulnerabilities lurk in the unpopular parts of his platform: tens of trillions in implied tax increases, abolishing 160 million private insurance plans by government fiat, decriminalizing unauthorized border crossing.
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When these allergens lurk in places where your mouth and nose nestle right up to them, they can trigger sniffing and sneezing regardless of whether you have a known allergy or not.
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S. trade war continued to lurk in the background with the Wall Street Journal reporting the White House thought its hard-line stance was working and planned to escalate the pressure on Beijing.
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Considering how many secrets lurk in the Game of Thrones backstory — like a certain character's parentage — I'm hoping that season six uses Bran's training to reveal them dramatically, rather than through tortured monologues.
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But that's because the series has always suggested the simple pleasures of small-town life as an impotent antidote to the cosmic evils that lurk inside each and every single one of us.
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These veggie crocs were wiped out by the extinction event that killed the dinosaurs, while a fraction of the carnivores pulled through and evolved into the impressive predators that lurk in waterways today.
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These efforts could screen out anyone who is technically unauthorized from delivering packages, such as criminals who are attempting to use Amazon Flex as an excuse to lurk in front of people's homes.
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Of course, her decision to Snap instead of 'Gram some of these moments could boil down to a desire to mute some of the ruthless internet trolls who lurk within online comment sections.
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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, the stand-alone expansion to 2016's Dishonored 2, follows the story of Billie Lurk, the assassin Daud's erstwhile protégé, and Corvo Attano and Emily Kaldwin's unlikely ally.
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Like many weird and fearful thoughts that lurk in our brains, this one just had to be brought to the surface and spoken out loud to make it clear how dumb it was.
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All of these events feel lifted straight from this darker era of American culture, when fear of demons and strangers practicing dark occult things seemed to lurk in the heart of every neighborhood.
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Wherever it appears, we will be there to expose the reality of the destructive drilling, human rights abuses, oil spills, corruption, political lobbying and climate change that lurk behind that innocuous green sunburst.
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Because behind all the free food and wonderful perks lurk a few paranoid and powerful kings who see it as their right to squash any employee who dares to stand in their way.
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But there is still a mystery: Dr. Pineda and his team said they aren't sure why the crustacean congregation formed, and why it appeared so far south from where the crabs usually lurk.
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But headwinds still lurk and investors have been seeking reassurance that the sector's revival was not running out of steam, especially as earnings comparisons against a strong 2017 may not be as favorable.
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As the number of cases grows across the United States, the threat of the illness can seem to lurk in the mundane — a door handle, a hug — prompting many to think the unthinkable.
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Only Beyoncé, goddess-like, escaped unscathed — but every time a new Kanye or Taylor scandal emerges, the VMAs scandal seems to lurk in the background, bringing out the ugliest side of everyone involved.
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The newly uncovered scam raises fresh doubts about whether more such cases involving fraudulent guarantees lurk on the books of PNB, the second biggest state-run lender, or other government-owned Indian banks.
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Although the South Korean patient's amputation certainly ranks among the most hair-raising possibilities that can occur after you eat raw fish, other dangers lurk in raw or poorly cooked meals, as well.
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Teixeira allegedly used his familiarity with the building to lurk around and find the right moment to sneak into the doctors' 11th floor apartment, prosecutors said at a his murder trial this week.
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Some have chosen to move in large, semi-coordinated groups or caravans, offering participants a degree of security against the many perils that lurk on the migrant trail, including muggings, extortion and rape.
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Moreover, clicking 'I do not agree' on T&Cs is the fastest way not to get to use a service — providing another disincentive for web users to discover what devils lurk in the detail.
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He has been unable to leave his house in the Houston suburb of Cypress, but is trying to do whatever he can to dispel myths, including flagging tweets that immigration agents lurk in shelters.
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Either way, both argue that more effort is warranted in the search for lower-energy particles, especially those predicted to lurk at scales only a little smaller than the width of a human hair.
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Belittling, totalising comments about a people based on their skin colour is still a facile, unhelpfully tribal and meaninglessly antagonistic practice, even if a shameful history of systemic oppression does not lurk behind it.
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"Our culture is dying," said St. Pierre, who lives in Lafourche Parish, where cypress trees are hung with lacy strands of Spanish moss and alligators lurk in bayous, the region's slow-moving swamp waterways.
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Facebook's goal here is to get you to share silly, off-the-cuff creations that might be a little too funky to fit in the News Feed where your family and coworkers might lurk.
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I imagine more puzzles lurk within hidden temples/side missions—but, as far as the main story goes, puzzles are not very frequent and the ones you do run into are not very difficult.
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"Those goofy Anglicans," he says, and then makes the distressing moo-cow noise he always makes when imitating the communications of feminists, who lurk in his imagination in rabid, milk-spurting, man-stampeding herds.
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Elsewhere, tax reform is still expected to lurk at the back of investors' minds, after the Senate passed a budget proposal last week that allowed Republicans to move closer to eventually passing tax reform.
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In 2004, a small study linked parabens — Read more: Cancer-causing toxins were just found in foundation and sparkly makeup — here are 11 chemicals that could lurk in your lipstick, lotion, and eye powder
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A Mexico deal "would alleviate one of the risks that lurk out there," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia who also cited the prospects of rate hike cuts.
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Yet in a twist that shows the conflicting interests that can lurk behind Chinese deals, San'an has a number of connections to Fujian Grand Chip, including a common investor and an existing financial relationship.
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The day after the big storm — the fourth this month alone — its presence continued to lurk in the slushy sidewalks, downed trees and longer-than-normal commutes across the New York region and beyond.
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Below our gleaming, modern metropolis, the city's dirty secrets lurk, until a blockage ruptures the illusion, forcing Londoners to confront their Dorian Gray-like reflection in a lump of congealed fat and sanitary products.
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In yet another form of health-related anxiety, there are people who believe their health is constantly threatened by dangerous germs that lurk everywhere, from bathroom air to airplane arm rests to kitchen countertops.
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The Chinese bond slump also stems from Beijing's efforts to wring excess money from its financial system and to stop potential bubbles that may lurk in shadowy, hard-to-track corners of its economy.
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It was that fact that prompted Soo Oh and me to comb through government databases, court documents, and scientific studies to find out what dubious ingredients have been found to lurk in popular supplements.
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Still, when most people think about robots in any form, I'm guessing that visions of dystopian robot futures silently lurk in the back of their mind — whether they want to admit it or not.
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I finished Death of the Outsider this weekend, this year's shorter (but still standalone!) entry in the series, which sees protagonist Billie Lurk trawl through some of the territory of Dishonored 2 after the fact.
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Since all other fish of this group ate hard-shelled organisms such as shells or sea urchins, it would have been able to lurk among this crowd and thus attack its unwary prey quite effectively.
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Otherwise you may not hit those beats, those pulses, those little lights of hope and salvation—and you need to hit them, or you'll be taken by the beasts that lurk at every level's end.
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DESTINY is usually said to lurk in heavy drapes of purple velvet, in the wicked glint of a crystal ball, behind a veil of heady incense or in the tuck of a gold-chiffon turban.
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Within the files lurk all kinds of revelations, many of which will come to light over the course of the coming weeks as the news organizations involved in the project publish a series of reports.
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One of these prototypes even allows gamers to use voice commands during battles, which is a long ways off from the current method of silently mashing your phone's screen while you lurk at a PokéGym.
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"While they lurk in the deepest corners of the internet, this case shows that we can hunt down these criminals wherever they hide," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said in a written statement announcing the charges.
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The lack of diversity is basically statistical evidence of the thick glass ceilings that lurk above the heads of women and people of color whenever they are rising up the ladders of the music business.
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Lani is running out of time to display the talent that appears to lurk within one of the most volatile, headstrong and quirky thoroughbreds to compete in the Triple Crown races in many a generation.
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Since most mothers love to lurk on their kids, we rang up a few of our moms to ask them what they've learned about their children just from poking around on the World Wide Web.
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When they approach, you storm off and lurk behind a large trash can—but you never go too far: You're too drunk to be alone, plus you're not paying for an Uber home by yourself.
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Some have occasionally chosen to move in caravans — large, semi-coordinated groups — their size offering participants some degree of security against the many perils that lurk on the migrant trail, including muggings, extortion and rape.
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In general, franchise action sequels, like Spider-Man 222, The Dark Knight, and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, seem to fare much better than comedies and horror films, which lurk toward the bottom.
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This is not the concrete jungle where dreams are made of—instead, it's a New York where leering men lurk at every corner (including a stalker-ish Kevin Bacon) and women are murdered and dismembered.
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To help drive the message home, the Justice Department has turned to child abuse experts who say companies like Facebook must bear responsibility for the child pornography and sexual predators that lurk on its platform.
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"Chinatown"'s murky and amoral plot — involving a corrupt web of stolen water rights and sleazy land development, behind which lurk the even darker sins of murder and incest — resonated with demoralized Watergate-era audiences.
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STAR POWER Soon-to-be-notables turned out to lurk in the bottom half of the cast: Andy Blankenbuehler (who choreographed "Hamilton") and Casey Nicholaw (the director of "The Book of Mormon" and "Mean Girls").
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Jake Parker of the US-China Business Council, a lobby group, reports that his members have realised that the threat of future levies would still lurk even if a deal were struck and tariffs lifted.
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After a short introduction, Lurk gets three powers: Displace, which lets you place teleportation markers and warp to them; Semblance, which lets you impersonate another character; and Foresight, which stops time and highlights items and enemies.
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Rather than actively bugging you for information in a back-and-forth no one enjoys having, chat assistants lurk in the background of the conversations you're already having and glean little details that might help later.
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Several girls in the camps say they choose to limit their latrine use to just once or twice a day to minimize the risk of bumping into men that lurk in front of the public bathrooms.
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Hardliners lurk everywhere, on both sides of the Cold War, but the characters are all still able to share a warm dinner together, one that seems almost genuine, even with all the buried secrets between them.
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I'm still making my way through Death of the Outsider, which positions you in the shoes of arguably the most interesting character in the Dishonored universe, Billie Lurk, who has her own unique set of powers.
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My American eye detects the possibility that California painters such as David Park and Elmer Bischoff, who painted figures and their immediate surroundings with both precision and laden brushes, lurk at the back of Copperwhite's mind.
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Right now, "nothing keeps the population in check other than divers spearing them," said Amanda Nalley, a spokeswoman for the fish and wildlife commission, which estimates that millions of lionfish — perhaps billions — lurk in nonnative waters.
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We're all taught early on to abhor the passive voice, but what we're now learning is that something even worse may lurk down there in the depths of the English language: a school of verbless sentences.
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By any measure, that's both a fitting tribute, and a contemplation of many layers that exist between the ebullient public personalities that fans see and the mass of contradictions and self-doubts that can lurk within.
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You may be startled by what you find beneath those keys, if you go so far as to pull the key caps up and clean out the dirt, grime, hair and crumbs that likely lurk underneath.
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While some criticize people who lurk on pages of Reddit, obsessing over true crime stories from afar, in this case, people of the internet banned together in an attempt to solve a crime in real time.
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LONDON — We've long been told that dangerous amounts of sugar lurk in some of our favourite food and drinks, and now a new app will let you know exactly how much you might be inadvertently consuming.
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Death of the Outsider has the biggest and most fantastical stakes in the entire Dishonored series, as Lurk must infiltrate a cult that's found a way to reach the Outsider and a weapon that could kill him.
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That disparity — between what we expect from domesticity and what may lurk beneath the surface — generates a finely wrought tension that coils throughout the show, which Birmingham has assembled from an imaginative range of subjects and media.
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But outside of The Office, his most compelling work has toyed with the image of wholesomeness he projects — showing his awareness of the advantages and expectations that come with it, and the darkness that can lurk underneath.
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Such mass migrations have become an annual rite, usually around Easter week, with the size of the group providing protection against the criminals who lurk along the path and helping to draw public attention to their plight.
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Alligators don't swim that far -- they sink into the murky water and lurk there -- which explains why the father did not see the boy when he jumped into the water to try and save him, Corwin said.
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Yet two fundamental problems lurk: drivers must pay $40 to upwards of $65 out of pocket to attend them, and drivers are scarcely given any training in the first place, rendering the sessions mere reactionary Band-Aids.
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Putin detailed his warning for the first time, saying Russia could deploy hypersonic missiles on ships and submarines which could lurk outside U.S. territorial waters if Washington now moved to deploy intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe.
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A time-lapse of the bacterial growth The stunt is intended to demonstrate on a super-sized scale the amount of bacteria and fungi that lurk unseen on household items like smartphones, dollar bills and game controllers.
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The mazes on both coasts will transport visitors to Hawkins, Indiana, as a predatory entity is terrorizing the small town, and throw them into the world of the Upside Down, where deadly demogorgons are known to lurk.
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A downward spiral in the rhetoric of our leaders lowers the bar for all the rest of us, makes the previously intolerable tolerable and, for the dangerously deranged few who lurk in our society, makes violence inevitable.
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Most of the job, in truth, consists of routine maintenance — cleaning tanks, checking salinity levels, changing dirty filter socks — but even so, death, chemical imbalance, chain reaction and ecosystem collapse lurk around every corner and coral stalk.
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Once upon a time, if you wanted to get to know Wall Street culture, you had to stake out at a table at Cipriani, read your Wall Street Journal religiously, and lurk the streets of Murray Hill.
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As storm surges push water levels up to a predicted 12 feet, the state's alligators — displaced from where they naturally lurk — will likely find their way to neighborhood driveways, under parked cars, and on top of doorsteps.
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In Death of the Outsider, you're Billie Lurk, a character who played a pivotal role in setting the events of Dishonored into motion; she was part of the assassination plot that killed Emily Kaldwin's mother, the Empress.
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But it is the landscape of fantasy and play — where fanciful castles rise to the tree canopy, and hidden kaleidoscopes and fun-house mirrors lurk in the boxwood — that seems most likely to bring the community together.
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The horrors that appear on the canvases of Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, or Joan Miró often take the shape of monsters that are the stuff of nightmares — unbidden terrors that lurk in the recesses of one's mind.
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Rather, he wants the province to formally declare that the hairy giant — giganto horridus hominoid, or gigantopithecus, as he also calls it in his court filing — does indeed lurk in the forests and mountains of British Columbia.
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But to me, reading Hanson and Srinivasan together offers a good case study in how intellectual eccentrics — like socialists and populists in politics — can surface issues and problems that lurk beneath the surface of more mainstream debates.
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They are everywhere here this time of year, a stew of mosquitoes and tiny, persistent, nearly invisible insects that fly onto your skin, lurk in your hair and attempt to swarm into your eyes, nose and mouth.
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This show takes its audiences into the wings, bowels and byways of the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center to explore the mysteries that lurk backstage and the phantasmal presences that materialize when a playhouse goes dark.
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As Wall Street reflects on the state of the financial system one decade after the financial crisis, six former federal officials and prominent financial leaders discuss with CNBC the lessons learned and where new risks may lurk.
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Letter To the Editor: "In an Angolan Town, Land Mines Still Lurk 'Behind Every Bush' " (Cuito Cuanavale Journal, April 27) is right to highlight the risk of waning funding for Angola's mission to clear its land mines.
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For example, resistant germs can lurk in the gut of an animal when it is killed, contaminating meat and other products, or animal waste containing resistant germs can be used as fertilizer or for irrigation on produce.
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They may in future give Mr Kim a more credible land-based missile force, able to lurk in caves and then "pop up to fire when ordered," says Peter Hayes of the Nautilus Institute, an American think-tank.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's economy is seen cruising at a comfortable click over the next two years courtesy of strength in jobs, business investment and public spending, though miserly wage growth and a heavily-indebted consumer lurk as threats.
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In a Facebook group I lurk in (for work!) dedicated to the QAnon conspiracy, someone posted an article about the straw ban and all the comments parroted Tom's joke — San Francisco is banning straws but hands out needles!
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Alligators don't swim that far -- they sink into the murky water and lurk there -- which may explain why the father did not see the boy when he jumped into the water to try to save him, Corwin said.
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There's a magical world being created by Pokémon Go's secret layer of monster catching, and it's simply fun to suspend disbelief just a little and feel like you're living somewhere where Pokémon lurk in parks and on sidewalks.
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Talos also found the email address linked to Lurk was associated with the back-end communication of Angler; it was registered to domains that redirected users to Angler as well as one that delivered the exploit kit's payloads.
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Others merely hang around looking unusual; the yeti and Nessie just lurk; the Leviathan lurks, too, largerly; the record is mixed on giants, which in some accounts live on clouds but in most are just enormous and crabby.
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However, it sure does resemble sketches of Nessie and has locals wondering if it might just be their very own Altamaha-ha, a sea monster believed to lurk in the marshes near the mouth of Georgia's Altamaha River.
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After 67 closed the show with a rabid, high-octane performance of "Lurk", the crowd filed out the venue quicker than you could say "Uber", leaving the empty dancefloor littered with plastic cups and sticky with spilt beer.
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The report's recommendations include instituting a far more robust military response to armed threats, including a willingness to strike first and to face attackers where they lurk, rather than waiting for them behind the walls of peacekeeper bases.
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Greenstone is a place where phantoms lurk out on the big lake, where old men fly kites into the fangs of lightning and where there's always an outside chance Bob Dylan might stroll onto the Main Street stage.
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"There's lots of people who lurk on Reddit or Stack Overflow and answer questions … If there was real money on these things, these could be their full time jobs — contributing content on user-generated social sites," Armstrong predicts.
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Loneliness and sorrow lurk behind the picturesque facades of a mountain hamlet in the 8½-minute 35-millimeter film that constitutes the centerpiece of Sean Donnola's wryly titled solo show, "Don't Ever Leave," his first in New York.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This year's fall in borrowing costs and renewed stimulus from central banks is lifting emerging markets' prospects but the outlook is not universal: concerned by Argentina's meltdown, investors are checking where the next crisis might lurk.
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When we see it again -- and we see sexism every day on Fox, and from the Republican Party -- we can call it what it is and understand that even more extreme and hateful views lurk below the surface.
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An ultra-common and generally bullshit theme that can be found across the internet from Business Insider to coder forums to anywhere else that aspiring programmers and coders may lurk is that of the "most profitable" programming language.
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Rather than erasing the obviously destructive or "morally bad" parts of relationships and only focusing on the binary realms of love and heartbreak, The Weeknd and Halsey (who actually toured together recently) both lurk somewhere in the middle.
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Conservatives are all smiles this week at an annual convention in Washington, celebrating President Donald Trump's win, but beneath the surface lurk tensions central to how Republicans will govern in the next two years and the 2018 election outlook.
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While it's believed that so-called supermassive black holes lurk at the center of most galaxies, including our own, there's still much we don't know about how they formed, or why, except to remind us of our own mortality.
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It's not easy to live your comfortable life thoughtlessly, when you know that among you may lurk a person who sees your very existence as antithetical to his or her ideals or culture or religion or personhood or freedom.
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In summary: "Jonathan is the reason I have a secret Snap and I only lurk and stalk people," explained the new mom, who was recently out and about in New York City after some baby time at home. Fine.
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It's a move straight out of Pennywise's playbook: The terrifying clown at the center of IT is known to lurk in the sewers, and leaves red balloons floating all over the small Maine town he's hell-bent on terrorizing.
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No one knows for sure what unpleasant surprises may lurk now that it is ready to begin the so-called tapering, stanching the flow of easy money that made it possible for banks to lend and governments to borrow.
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Bowler-hatted and cigarette-smoking, they lurk along the edges of the stage in the liminal territory between life and death, and it's they who escort Aoife Duffin's bright-eyed and smirking Ophelia from the first to the second.
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Some of this, I think, stems from a suspicion of beauty, that it can't be trusted, is "merely" superficial and silly, which makes the beautiful one also superficial and maybe even worthy of contempt that can lurk under obsession.
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Officials in Houston are just beginning to grapple with the health and environmental risks that lurk in the waters dumped by Hurricane Harvey, a stew of toxic chemicals, sewage, debris and waste that still floods much of the city.
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A young Frenchwoman inherits a rundown mansion from a man she's never met, and, on breaking through a bedroom wall, finds herself trapped, "Alice in Wonderland" style, in an endless maze of rooms where the usual dark forces lurk.
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Last week, Scott Sheppard at the Carnegie Institute of Science was due to give a lecture on his project, which is searching for the mysterious Planet X that is believed to lurk on the edge of our solar system.
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There are other kinds of threats like cancer that lurk and one might want to surgically remove — like these golf balls in the sea, little symbols of the callousness that threatens the natural and political ecosystems of the Philippines.
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But inside the Donald Trump White House, grifters, abusers, racists, and harassers still get hired; they lurk around the Oval Office after they've been found out; and even in the rare instance where they're forced out, it's only grudgingly.
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Similar to the original Dishonored's "The Knife of Dunwall" and "The Brigmore Witches" expansions, Death of the Outsider spins out the story of a side character from Dishonored 2: ship's captain Meagan Foster, a retired assassin once known as Billie Lurk.
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Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson carded 67s to lurk a shot off leaders Jamie Lovemark, Vaughn Taylor, Sean O'Hair and Kevin Tway on a day of fairly low scoring on the rain-soaked layout, where players were allowed preferred lies.
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Goodyear's drawings, along with her collages and animations, explore the suppressed forms that lurk beneath the conscious mind—showing us strange figures and inexplicable scenes on stark white backgrounds that look like visual manifestations of Angela Carter's subversive fairy tales.
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Genteel ambience wrangled from squirmy synthesizers is largely the rule, but when percussive, Carpenter-indebted electronics slice into the mix with a start, it's hard not to think of the frights that lurk around even the most innocent-seeming corners.
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Hate searches spiked after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting Experts studying radicalization express concern over how people can begin searching anti-Semitic phrases on Google but end up being drawn into sites such as 4chan, where white supremacists lurk and spew hate.
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The Colour in Anything by contrast feels like an exploratory stroll through the forest, albeit a forest where oddities lurk (consider the naked women floating in the rather creepy tree on the album's cover, painted by Roald Dahl illustrator Quentin Blake).
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A current show at Venus over Manhattan of 62 drawings offers a beautiful view of Yoakum's oeuvre, where mountains heave in gracile, rhythmic curves; clouds scatter along surreal, sinuous contours; and supernatural creatures lurk in the stately structuralism of remembrance.
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Pulsar timing arrays (PTAs) are especially sensitive to the gravitational waves produced by merging supermassive black holes a billion or ten billion times the mass of our Sun, like those believed to lurk at the center of the most massive galaxies.
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India, a big buyer of U.S. arms recently named by Washington as a major defence ally, wants to protect its 7,500 km (4,700 mile) coastline as Beijing expands its maritime trade routes and Chinese submarines increasingly lurk in regional waters.
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Putin fleshed out his warning in detail for the first time, saying Russia could deploy hypersonic missiles on ships and submarines which could lurk outside U.S. territorial waters if Washington now moved to deploy intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe.
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Two days later, there's another expansion of note to consider: Death of the Outsider is standalone DLC for Dishonored 2, starring a certain Billie Lurk, previously seen (optionally) dying in The Knife of Dunwall, and her shiny new cybernetic arm.
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In any case, for as long as Delta maintains its market share of more than 70% from its hub in Atlanta, many passengers have little choice but to put up with it, however many more glitches may lurk in its systems.
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Other dangers lurk, particularly in Britain's winner-take-all electoral system, where the small Brexit Party could act as a spoiler, draining away just enough votes in enough closely contested districts to swing the balance of power in Parliament toward Labour.
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Looted Turkish and Italian antiquities seized at the biggest Swiss freeport in Geneva raise the possibility that many artefacts illegally excavated from Libya, Syria or Iraq could lurk in these secretive storage sites, or be stowed there in the future.
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Described as a building with "iron bars on windows, 30-inch thick limestone walls, and a heavy steel door," Jailer's Inn Bed and Breakfast is a renovated jail, supposedly haunted by former prisoners whose spirits still lurk around the premises.
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Not only must Changla Mro and other women of the Mro ethnic group trek for hours along steep paths slicing through trees and bamboo, they must also brave snakes, wild pigs and fishing cats that lurk in the thick undergrowth.
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The diseases that lurk in caves There are various degrees of cave disease infection, said Dee Carter, a professor in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Sydney, in a statement from the Australian Science Media Centre.
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But there still remains this haze around the production, which gives the proceedings a mystery to them, a sense that you're uncovering each of these songs under a thick coating of cobwebs, unclear of what dangers may also lurk there.
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If you don't lurk in the dark corners of the web where memes are born, you may not have heard about a controversial piece of European legislation that threatens the freewheeling process by which the internet's lingua franca is formed.
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As Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump on Thursday for fanning the flames of racism embraced by the "alt-right," the community of activists that tends to lurk anonymously in the internet's dark corners could hardly contain its glee. Mrs.
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Glorious surprises seemed to lurk everywhere in this grand Nordic city: an art installation of giant inflatable balloon-bears hanging over the shopping area of Karl Johans Gate; outrageously good food; two of the most idiosyncratic sculpture parks I've ever visited.
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While police raids on sites such as poultry farms and food processing plants have been well publicised, this case may make the public think twice about where else forced labour may lurk, said Jakub Sobik, a spokesman for Anti-Slavery International.
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Although the two children find solace in one another, they grew up alone, deprived, unseen — and now, even as they try to run away, these feelings lurk in the shadows behind them, always in hot pursuit, refusing to soften their grip.
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Heaven and hell, of course, lurk in the details, but here are some simple markers: I wince at the thought of allowing insurers to exclude, say, gender reassignment or confirmation surgery (even the name is contested) or late-term abortion.
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LONDON, Sept 20 (Reuters) - This year's fall in borrowing costs and renewed stimulus from central banks is lifting emerging markets' prospects but the outlook is not universal: concerned by Argentina's meltdown, investors are checking where the next crisis might lurk.
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Critics have ridiculed the proposal as a real estate deal with a 25,000-seat soccer stadium included, but a larger problem may lurk underneath the golf course: Last July, it was revealed that it sits atop a toxic waste dump.
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Not that they were necessarily hiding—in their songs they've had no qualms harnessing the rawest emotions—but six years ago when the pair first started performing they preferred to lurk behind their hair and really keep their private lives private.
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It's a cartoon you could binge, but it's also one that always leaves me a bit melancholy when an episode is done, thinking of a world where giants lurk atop mountains and where understanding is just a heartfelt conversation away.
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Similarly, the beats drag modern trap's characteristic hypnotic keyboard hooks and skittering metallic drums through a layer of grime, dotting the formerly smooth surface with aural shadows, cobwebs, and the scent of mothballs, as sharp drum splats lurk in dark corners.
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" This meant everything from sticking former G-men on the league payroll to spy on teams and lurk in the shadows of smoky gambling dens, to penning a Saturday Evening Post op-ed titled "Do the Gamblers Make a Sucker Out of You?
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This is high on our list of things that are not cool right now," the department wrote, adding: "DO NOT LURK AROUND THE PD AT ANY HOUR WHILE YOU ARE PLAYING POKEMON GO – it makes an unsafe situation for you and our Officers.
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We don't see the regular-population prisoners who work in the kitchen unless we bend down to look through the serving window, and this is frowned upon by the gray and black-uniformed correctional officers, or C.O.s, who usually lurk somewhere nearby.
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ZHANGWU, China (Reuters) - The crisis at Huishan Dairy, one of China's biggest dairy companies, is a stark reminder of what can lurk in the dark corners of corporate China, where rapid growth can go hand in hand with tangled finances and heavy debt.
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Image: Timothy R. Dwyer (PolarTREC 2016), Courtesy of ARCUSEarth's oceans are well-stocked with otherworldly inhabitants, but few of these critters are quite as strange as sea spiders, which look like something that would lurk in the crawlspace under Slender Man's house.
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"At a time when evil continues to lurk around the world, unilateral actions against Turkey by the United States, our ally of decades, will only serve to undermine American interests and security," Erdogan wrote in a New York Times op-ed this weekend.
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By combining thousands of data points as vessels traverse the fishing grounds, these "wikimaps"—created and updated through crowdsourcing—show gravel beds where bottom-dwelling halibut are likely to linger, craggy terrain where rockfish tend to lurk, and outcrops that could snag gear.
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India, a big buyer of U.S. arms that was recently named by Washington as a major defence ally, wants to protect its 7,500- km (4,700-mile) coastline as Beijing expands its maritime trade routes and Chinese submarines increasingly lurk in regional waters.
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India, a big buyer of U.S. arms that was recently named by Washington as a major defense ally, wants to protect its 7,500- km (4,700-mile) coastline as Beijing expands its maritime trade routes and Chinese submarines increasingly lurk in regional waters.
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I assumed that by the time my two daughters and stepson were of age, society would have moved on from the institutional barriers that lurk in the shadows like some boogeyman, ready to jump out and thwart the forward movement of black folk.
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Nominally a sociologist, Sherman has written what is really a psychological study, and I've found myself returning to it frequently to remind myself of uncomfortable questions that lurk just below the surface of the lives of people who have much more than average.
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In "Agatha Raisin and the Wizard of Evesham," the first of three Season 2 movies on Acorn TV, Agatha has left her heart in Cyprus and rejoined the mischief makers of Carsely Village, where dead bodies lurk beyond the hedgerows with frightening frequency.
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In the abstract, ideas on the subject lurk in the same part of my mind as platitudes about creating "strong female leads" onscreen, and a well-intentioned but preposterous pillowcase that says "Consent Is Sexy," gifted to me by my undergraduate university.
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A group of Australian researchers from Museum Victoria and the CSIRO â€" the nation's scientific research agency â€" have just completed a month-long journey along the eastern coast of the country, keeping a record of what oddities lurk deep beneath the oceans.
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Huawei's CEO agreed on one point U.S. security officials have made: Deeper security threats lurk in the extended supply chains of thousands of partners which Huawei and other network suppliers must rely upon to develop, produce and distribute their products around the world, Hu said.
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But near-term dangers lurk, like a final draft of Trump's 2018 budget proposal, which could include the same dramatic cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency in the blueprint — not to mention the Trump administration's rollback of Obama-era climate policy that's already underway.
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"A top heavy tone for the dollar/yen may continue to prevail, given little discretionary resilience being attached to the dollar, while the potential for investor nervousness may continue to lurk in the background," said Emmanuel Ng from Singapore's OCBC Bank in a morning note.
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Whether their plans are mere rhetoric remains to be seen, but when coupled with the false proclamations of "rigged" elections and other calls for citizens to lurk outside polling sites on Election Day, their ominous tone will likely have a devastating effect either way.
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And Driver noted that it was Clinton's own "strategic" decision to range freely around the stage and position herself in front of Trump when she was answering questions that contributed to him appearing to lurk behind her because, Driver noted, he had nowhere to go.
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CEPI's plan is to build up a bank of candidate vaccines for as many as possible of the viral diseases that lurk menacingly on the edges of human society, but in which there is insufficient commercial interest for pharmaceutical firms to do the development work.
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Death of the Outsider, meanwhile, is a distilled, shorter Dishonored game with all of the things that make that series great—incredible level design, interesting powers to use and test against that design—and this time, a fascinating, complex, and queer protagonist in Billie Lurk.
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Colossal stone figures rise from rainforests full of twisting trees accented in blue, and dangers lurk at every turn, sometimes even in the form of a portly pink toad who is eager to gobble you up, the watercolor animations rippling on its ample belly.
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Even if you don't think you'll understand the reckless, often selfish characters who form the show's bleeding heart, there's no denying the power of watching these caustic weirdos openly — and maybe even brazenly — reenact the kinds of fears that lurk inside just about everyone.
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But security specialists say that while it's not unusual for breach investigations to miss a second intruder, a more thorough investigation into the 2015 intrusion could have uncovered the attackers, who instead were able to lurk in its reservation system for three more years.
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Targeted attacks, in which organized criminals penetrate bank systems and then lurk for months to identify and profile key executives and accounts, are becoming more common, David Ferbrache, technical director Cybersecurity at KPMG and former head of cyber and space at the UK Ministry of Defended, said.
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The song continues to play as MGK awkwardly stands in the back, not having played a lick of guitar through most of the ending of the track ... and things ended even more poorly as Kelly appeared to lurk over to the stagehand who appeared upset and flustered.
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Targeted attacks, in which organised criminals penetrate bank systems and then lurk for months to identify and profile key executives and accounts, are becoming more common, David Ferbrache, technical director Cybersecurity at KPMG and former head of cyber and space at the UK Ministry of Defence, said.
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The reigning world champion pair of Agatha Bednarczuk and Barbara Seixas also lurk in Pool B and hope to be the second Brazilian team to win the women's gold since Jackie Silva and Sandra Pires triumphed in the sport's Olympic debut at the 1996 Atlanta Games.
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The engine is located behind the driver's compartment, but it's not all that loud or raucous, which can also lull you into complacency — until you look down at the speedometer and then quickly cram down on the brakes lest a police cruiser lurk around the next corner.
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The idea here is to embed clothing items with products that naturally kill certain forms of bacteria and microbes; with this in place, body odor could potentially be eliminated, and you could protect yourself from many of the dangerous microbes that lurk in gyms and weight rooms.
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The name MeerKAT means "More KAT," a follow up to KAT 2110, the Karoo Array Telescope of seven antennas—although real meerkats do lurk around the remote site, sharing the space with wild donkeys, horses, snakes, scorpions and kudus, moose-sized mammals with long, spiraling antlers.
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The offending items often lurk among "refugees welcome" notes, soccer club adhesives and the odd stick-on circus ad — often with encoded slogans like "We want to live" or "Punish child abusers to the utmost extent" and with web addresses for shadowy groups from the radical right.
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The impression given is of an inconsistent patchwork of small municipalities and tiny police departments with vast voids in between, a land with miles of brush and the occasional nodding pump jack and endless county roads, along which all manner of characters can lurk and hide.
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In the clip for "A Quiet Place: Part II," released Wednesday, Emily Blunt's character and her children (Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe) are exposed to the threats that lurk around every noisy corner after being forced to leave their home following the events in the first movie.
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"When your home is paradise, it's easy to forget that disasters often lurk just beyond the horizon during the months of June to November," wrote Ashleigh Sean Rolle, a Bahamian writer who has been in Canada for several months and watched the storm's impact from afar.
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And in a broader sense, they underscore the dangers that lurk for foreigners who, tempted by potentially rich payoffs, cast their lot with politicians in countries that at best have different laws about money in politics, and at worst are, like Ukraine in those years, irredeemably corrupt.
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Even if you think you don't know sister and brother duo, Paige and Chase Duddy, if you lurk online seeking out melancholic synth-pop then you've heard songs like "America" and "Afterlife" which come off like Lorde with a serious crush on a Roland Juno-106.
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The 'lion's den of hate' The concern among experts studying radicalization is how many people can begin by searching anti-Semitic phrases on a mainstream site like Google but end up being drawn into places like 4chan and 8chan and other forums where white supremacists lurk, spewing hate.
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But, at the same time, if Snapchat could create so much mileage out of asking people to hold a finger down on the screen to view a self-destructing image, who's to say what potential might lurk in being able to use a whole hand as an input signal?
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With Lee Buford pummeling death marches into the drum kit, vocalist/guitarist Chip King screaming in unintelligible, frantic anguish, and videos that consistently show the horror that can lurk even in the corners of everyday, mundane human existence, the entire experience of The Body is designed to be unsettling.
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Whenever I'd miss a class, or feel overwhelmed by an assignment, I would lurk around my professor's office and spend maybe an hour an week talking to him one-on-one about the course material and philosophy and, inevitably, the psychological pain that pervaded my every second of being.
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Attempts to reclaim a carefree youth are at the nexus of most midlife crisis movies, but Cody and Reitman give their versions a ferociously female tilt — albeit one centered steadily on a white, cis, middle-class experience of femininity — by having fertility lurk ominously in the background of both.
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Our guests include a woman named Michelle Suconick who shares her location with her besties and her boyfriend; a mom who's also named Michelle and her son Alec; and Brian Feldman, an associate editor at Select All, who doesn't use location sharing for anything other than to lurk.
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But if, instead, Garland proclaims that he will never quit unless voted down, and Clinton pledges to stand by him indefinitely, then Senate Republicans have less incentive to take the deal, vote for Garland, and avoid the worse (to them) option that may lurk behind Door Number 2.
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Big City A few years ago the Los Angeles County Health Department, in conjunction with a separate initiative taken by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, issued a series of videos warning of the stealth capacities of salt, which can lurk in seemingly innocuous foods and do harm.
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Buy it here >>In this fantastical ode to storytelling, the bestselling author of Night Circus takes us where pirates lurk and doors lead forward and backward in time, where crowded ballrooms collapse into oceans, and a young man must piece together clues to uncover and protect his life story.
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When Bolton was the fifth column in the Bush 2 State Department — there to lurk around and report back on flower child Colin Powell — he complained that W.'s Axis of Evil (Iran, Iraq, North Korea) was too limited, adding three more of his own (Cuba, Libya, Syria).
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"Earshot" (season 3, episode 18) Buffy is infected with the blood of a demon, which makes her telepathic, leading to, among other revelations, the fact that her mom and Giles had sex on the hood of a police car (twice) and exactly what thoughts lurk behind Oz's imperturbable exterior.
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It's a book about how social constructs are constructed, about the assumptions and power that lurk inside concepts that have come to seem natural yet are anything but: Racism always takes for granted the objective reality of race, as just defined, so it is important to register their distinctness.
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Read more:Dangerous &aposforever chemicals&apos have been found in US drinking water at alarmingly high rates — here&aposs what to know about PFASOrganic tampons aren&apost worth your money — here&aposs why&aposForever chemicals&apos linked to cancer and developmental issues lurk in the blood of almost every American.
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Even if you prefer your culture vulgar, unsullied by stuffy reverence or institutional support, consider the practical consequences that at the very least lurk in potentia: more college courses and graduate studies on pop music, more funding for the 99% of musicians occupying the sales chart's long tail.
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For instance, the idea that huge monsters driven purely by rage and never before seen by modern eyes lurk in a world of their own, separated from us only by a thin, permeable layer, is the basic setup for the Pacific Rim movies, including this summer's Pacific Rim Uprising.
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For years, r/DarkNetMarkets was the place where drug dealers, hackers, and cyber criminals, would hang out and talk about what happened on illicit marketplaces hosted on the dark web such as Silk Road and Alphabay—and a place for feds to lurk in the hopes of catching some criminals.
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So in honor of today's national holiday, we polled some of our favorite selectors like Seth Troxler, J-Cush, and Blondtron, and a few other THUMP friends on not their highest moments with Mary Jane, but the dark, the tragic, and kind of awful things that occasionally lurk beneath the green.
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This accountability would also push the administration to actually take seriously the remaining terrorism challenges, such as the over more than 50 territories around the world where ISIS affiliates now lurk, including in neglected Afghanistan where ISIS and Taliban together contest or control of more than 40 percent of territory.
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We don't know too much yet, but according to Netflix, the Hawkins crew are growing up and, uh, "romance blossoms." season two upped the ante by introducing the Mind Flayer, and with "Eleven and her friends [being] reminded that evil never ends; it evolves," who knows what monsters lurk in season three.
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What if it were not Trump who had won the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, but John Kelly — a four-star general who shares many of Trump's cultural grievances and his xenophobic intuitions but could wrap himself in the flag, in the rhetoric of patriotism, in the dangers that lurk beyond our borders?
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No other country has been as aligned with us or as willing to act as boldly to defend freedom than the UK. Its legacy as a global empire has gifted it with relationships in far-flung places where today's shadowy, non-state actors lurk -- places where America doesn't always have equal capabilities.
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Whether the Afghan forces can hold the district from falling again to the Taliban, whose fighters lurk on its edges and still fire mortars on government soldiers, will be a test of whether the military pressure is just the result of a savvy use of force or will translate into deeper changes.
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Red Star Belgrade's 2-0 win against Liverpool not only left Group C on a knife-edge but reminded, briefly, the greedy, self-regarding leagues of western Europe of the dangers that used to — and still can — lurk in the east, the peril that made this competition special in the first place.
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With persistent budget gaps and long-standing plans to overhaul and replace dozens of old buildings perennially delayed, the school district uses the filters as a stop-gap — a final defense to keep lead that may lurk in the water from reaching the mouths of children, who are especially vulnerable to its deleterious effects.
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The game takes place in a haunted house setting where new threats lurk around every corner, but part of the threat is outside the game entirely, and for the protagonist — easygoing surfer-type Cooper, played by Kurt Russell's son Wyatt — a further threat comes from his past, and his troubled relationship with his family.
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Like the Phantom of the Opera, he seemed destined to lurk in the bowels of the Capitol forever— relishing his roles as Obama's chief obstructionist and gatekeeper (at one point sitting on more than 350 House-passed bills) and willing attack dog against anyone who would deign to challenge him or any other Democrat.
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It's an economy where risk is shifted onto individuals and families, financial predators lurk behind every robocall and pop-up ad, work schedules are changed without notice and Americans have endless choices about savings, education, health care and other needs but very little clear guidance about how to make those choices wisely or safely.
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He's a one-man studio band, performing and producing nearly every note on the album, and he has clearly studied other studio obsessives — particularly James Blake, whose aching tenor and intermittent dance beats are clear influences, and Trent Reznor, whose noise and suspense lurk in the ways Mr. Garratt moves between natural-sounding instruments and surreal transformations of them.
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Of course, it's still possible to lurk on an ex even if you're technically "off" social media, but there's a difference between scrolling on mobile and accidentally seeing something, or even navigating to their profile once you're in the app… and opening a web browser, searching for their profile on Google, and waiting for the page to load.
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While this kind of debate often ends up being a gotcha style of campaigning, it's actually a very serious question and one that is at the heart of foreign policy debates in the post-Cold War era where the lines of conflict are not always clear and threats often lurk in areas that are difficult to eradicate.
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Meanwhile, in the background, the massively funded and super-secretive Magic Leap continues to lurk, with few having sampled what the company describes as a kind of mix of VR and AR. But despite the funding and the skunkworks hype, until the public meets the product, it's just a cool idea that has yet to prove its worth.
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But, when we allow this picture of academia to be painted — unrelentingly, and unforgivingly liberal, a place where conservatives must lurk in the shadows for fear of persecution — we allow the sharp edges of our social critiques to be dulled, our social commentary made more palatable, in order to prove this assumption of a liberal bias incorrect.
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Tibetans have been told to inform on dark and evil forces that "link up with the Dalai [Lama] clique", that advocate the Dalai Lama's "middle way" of compromise with China, that lurk in monasteries and use religion to stir up opposition to the party, or that encourage campaigning for the protection of the Tibetan language (see article).
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Buy it here >>Almost 10 years after she wrote "The Night Circus," Morgenstern offers readers a shape-shifting, time-bending, otherworldly adventure of storytelling, where pirates lurk and doors lead forward and backward in time, where crowded ballrooms collapse into oceans, and where a young man must piece together the clues to uncover and protect his own life's story.
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The Yankees will play three games in Toronto against the last-place Blue Jays, who were particularly harsh on them the past two seasons, and the Red Sox will play two road games against the Tampa Bay Rays, who lurk in third place in the A.L. East, just two and a half games behind the Yankees.
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Child predators can lurk in online chat rooms to find victims much like they would offline, but with much more immediate access, says Elizabeth Jeglic, a professor of psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York who has written extensively about protecting children from online sexual abuse, in particular, the often subtle practice of grooming.
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Most of Anderson's movies take place in overtly imaginary renditions of actual places, from the outsider's dream of New York (as drawn from J.D. Salinger and back issues of the New Yorker) in The Royal Tenenbaums to the invented Eastern Europe republic of The Grand Budapest Hotel, a Stefan Zweig–inspired wonderland where real historical horrors lurk behind whimsical imagery.
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For all the sweet summer children who have lived in blissful ignorance of the dangers that lurk just out of sight, the world has changed inexorably, and what's even more disturbing is the fact that there are still those out there — like Cersei — who, even when faced with the truth, would rather watch millions die than set aside their own pride.
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Death of a Nation is being pitched, at least through its imagery, at a certain segment of Trump fans — those who populate the subreddits and 4chans where the alt-right lurk, or people like former adviser Steve Bannon — who are interested less in preserving the kinds of American traditions that appear in McNaughton's paintings than in tearing the whole thing apart.
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And I suppose that dormant within the mutant I proudly call my English, there also lurk the ruckus of friends getting drunk and the erratic conversations with that asshole Brad and the letters that Emily Dickinson sent to the world and the poems by Donne and Auden and the songs of the summer and the Seinfeld episodes I know by heart.
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Every frame, every scene, every shot is a story all its own, giving Legion a richness and depth that set it apart from every other superhero show on TV. The conceit of Legion is that the show's world, the vibrant characters in it, and the villains and monsters that lurk in the shadows could all be a construct of David's imagination.
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But in one area of the fast-paced and hugely launch-driven beauty industry, business is really booming: Counterfeits and (usually vastly inferior) knockoff versions of the pricey beauty tools we love — from hair straighteners to battery-operated cleansing devices — are springing up as fast as new products appear, and you don't need to lurk around a back alley to get your hands on them.
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Nature's Tiniest Particles Dissected (Infographic) IceCube Photos: Physics Lab Buried Under Antarctic Ice Beyond Higgs: 5 Elusive Particles That May Lurk in the Universe Three years later, that record was shattered by a microscopic sphere measuring just 4 micrometers — one-tenth the width of a human hair — capable of completing 600 million spins per minute, or about 500,000 times faster than the spin cycle in a washing machine.
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Read more:34 of the most dangerous things science has strongly linked to cancerCancer-causing toxins were just found in foundation and sparkly makeup — here are 11 chemicals that could lurk in your lipstick, lotion, and eye powderAsbestos has again been found in makeup sold at Claire&aposs, highlighting a disturbing &aposblack hole&apos in beauty-product safetyA toxic-chemicals expert is sounding the alarm about 4 cancer-linked chemicals that could be making us sicker and fatter
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Read more Box-office preview: Michael Bay's Benghazi movie '13 Hours' could be politically divisive Despite the well-conveyed sense of danger that seems to lurk down every street (some of Bay's best work comes in multiple scenes of vehicles becoming trapped by would-be enemies), suspicious characters seen photographing the Yank facilities and the well-known proliferation of competing gangster and/or radical Islamist factions, official American naivete about such matters prevails from the outset; the CIA, led locally by a hard-headed, by-the-book chief (David Costabile), loftily proclaims that, "There is no real threat here," while Ambassador Stevens (Matt Letscher) arrives to make a ludicrously optimistic speech about future prospects.
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